Ortho Flashcards

1
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Fracture management principles

A

4Rs
Resuscitation
Reduction
Restriction
Rehabilitation

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2
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Common palsy after anterior shoulder dislocation

A

Axillary nerve palsy
Sargeant’s patch numbness
weak abduction

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3
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Common palsy after humeral neck fracture

A

Axillary nerve palsy
Sargeant’s patch numbness
weak abduction

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4
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Common palsy after elbow dislocation

A

Ulner nerve palsy
claw hand

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5
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Common palsy after hip dislocation

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Sciatic nerve palsy
foot drop

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6
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Common palsy after knee dislocation

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Sciatic nerve palsy
foot drop

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7
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Common palsy after neck of fibula fracture

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Sciatic nerve palsy
foot drop

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8
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Causes of non- or mal-union

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5 Is
* Ischaemia: poor blood supply or AVN
* Infection
* ↑ interfragmentary strain
* Interposition of tissue between fragments
* Intercurrent disease: e.g. malignancy or malnutrition

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9
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Common sites of avascular necrosis of bone

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femoral head, scaphoid, talus

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10
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Salter Harris Classification

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  • I - Straight across
  • II - Above
  • III - Lower
  • IV - Through
  • V - CRUSH
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11
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Osteoporosis risk factors

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Age + SHATTERED
* Steroids
* Hyper- para/thyroidism
* Alcohol and Cigarettes
* Thin (BMI<22)
* Testosterone low
* Early Menopause
* Renal / liver failure
* Erosive / inflame bone disease (e.g. RA, myeloma)
* Dietary Ca low / malabsorption, DM

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12
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Types of intracapsular NOFs

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subcapital
transcervical
basicervical

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13
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Types of extracapsular NOFs

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intertrochanteric
subtrochanteric

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14
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Blood supply to femoral head

A

Retinacular vessels in capsule
Intramedullar vessels
Ligamentum teres

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15
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Garden classification of NOF

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o 1 = incomplete #, undisplaced
o 2 = complete #, undisplaced
o 3 = complete #, partially displaced
o 4 = complete #, completely displaced

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16
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Surgical treatment of NOF

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intracapsular fractures
Garden 1 & 2: ORIF w cancellous screws
Garden 3 & 4:
< 55 yrs: ORIF w screws in young, active pts, F/U & in case of AVN
55-75 yrs: THR in pts
> 75 yrs: hemiarthroplasty
extracapsular fractures: ORIF
extramedullary: sliding screw & plate = DHS
intramedullary: Gamma nail implants

17
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Radiographic features of Colles’ fracture

A

transverse fracture of radius
dorsal displacement of distal fragment w dorsal angulation
normally 1 inch proximal to radio-carpal joint
± avulsion of ulnar styloid
± impaction

18
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Scaphoid fracture management

A

place wrist in scaphoid plaster (beer glass position)
if initial XR -ve, pt. returns to # clinic after 10 days for repeat XR
o # visible -> plaster for 6 wks
o no visible # but clinically tender -> plaster for 2 wks
o no visible # & not clinically tender -> no plaster

19
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Deformity complication of supracondylar humerus fracture

A

Gunstock deformity

20
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Gunstock deformity

A

cubitus varus deformity

21
Q

Differentials of painful arc

A
  • Impingement
  • Supraspinatus tear or partial tear
  • AC joint OA
22
Q

Monteggia’s fracture

A

proximal ulnar fracture associated w dislocation of proximal radioulnar joint

23
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Galeazzi fracture

A

distal radial shaft fracture w associated dislocation of distal radioulnar joint