Ortho

Question 1

Instruments for bankhart?

Answer 1

Suture anchor

Question 2

Which total knee is typically trauma?

Answer 2

Hemi

Question 3

What type of fracture is caused by direct force towards the bone and results in a horizontal fracture?

Answer 3

Transverse

Question 4

Possible autograft sites for an ACL repair?

Answer 4

Patellar tendon

Semi tendinosis tendon

Question 5

Instruments for acromioplasty

Answer 5

Burr

Saw

Question 6

What is a hemi total knee?

Answer 6

Just the femoral neck is broken

Question 7

St info for acromioplasty

Answer 7

Safety on for saw
Test it away from the field
Suction for plume
Irrigate wound

Question 8

What is the risk associated with a compound fracture?

Answer 8

Infection/Osteomyelitis

Question 9

Pathology: Shoulder impingement

Answer 9

Acromioplasty

Question 10

Anatomy for ACL repair

Answer 10

femur
tibia
acl

Question 11

Tourniquet time for lower extremity?

Answer 11

1.5 hrs. Let down 15 min

Question 12

What does DHS stand for?

Answer 12

Dynamic hip screw

Question 13

Instruments for a Total hip arthroplasty

Answer 13

IM reamers

Charnley retractor

Question 14

Pathology: Arthritis (hip), trauma, osteonecrosis

Answer 14

Total hip arthroplasty

Question 15

Instruments for ACL repair

Answer 15

Bone screws or bioabsorbable screws

Question 16

What type of fracture is caused by repetitive force like jogging or jumping?

Answer 16

Greenstick

Question 17

Anatomy for Total Knee Arthroplasty

Answer 17

Femur
tibia
patella

Question 18

Anatomy for bankhart?

Answer 18

Glenoid
Humeral Head
Labrum

Question 19

Pathology: Shoulder arthritis, humeral neck fx, osteonecrosis

Answer 19

Total shoulder arthroplasty

Question 20

Pathology: recurrent glenohumeral dislocation

Answer 20

Bankhart, Putti plat, bristow

Question 21

What type of fracture is caused by continuous energy until bone reaches an endpoint resulting in the bone penetrating the skin?

Answer 21

Compound

Question 22

Pathology: trauma to distal radius

Answer 22

Colles FX repair

Question 23

Tourniquet time for upper extremity?

Answer 23

1 hr - 15 m let down

Question 24

Hemostasis for arthroscopies?

Answer 24

Epi in fluid bags or arthrowands

Question 25

What type of fracture is caused by a twisting force? The distal part of the bone is unable to move.

Answer 25

Spiral

Question 26

Pathology: hip fracture (trauma)

Answer 26

Hip Fx Repair

Question 27

Instruments for Total shoulder arthroplasty

Answer 27

Power tools bone cement toga

Question 28

What is genu valgus?

Answer 28

Lateral Tibia deficiency (knock kneed)

Question 29

anatomy for Total hip arthroplasty

Answer 29

Acetabulum Femur Femoral head

Question 30

Pathology: Rotator cuff tear, avulsion of the labrum, DX

Answer 30

Shoulder arthroscopy

Question 31

Pathology: Meniscus tear (bucket handle tear), joint mice, DX

Answer 31

Knee arthroscopy

Question 32

Anatomy for shoulder arthroscopy

Answer 32

Humeral head Clavicle Rotator Cuff Labrum

Question 33

What is genu varum

Answer 33

Medial tibia deficiency (bowlegged)

Question 34

What type of fracture is caused by a direct crushing force and involves more than two bones?

Answer 34

Comminuted

Question 35

Anatomy for Total shoulder arthroplasty

Answer 35

Glenoid fossa Glenoid Humeral head

Question 36

Pathology: Genu Valgus, Genu Varum, Arthritis, osteonecrosis

Answer 36

Total Knee arthroplasty

Question 37

What test do physicians use to diagnose a torn ACL

Answer 37

Lachman's Test

Question 38

Anatomy for acromioplasty

Answer 38

clavicle acromian process acromioclavicular joint

Question 39

What type of fracture is caused by breaking your fall with your hands and occurs in the distal radius?

Answer 39

Colles

Question 40

What is another name for bone cement?

Answer 40

Methyl Methyl Crylate

Question 41

Which total knee is typically degenerative?

Answer 41

Total knee

Question 42

Instruments for shoulder arthroscopy

Answer 42

Blunt probe Power shaver Spinal needle Lactated Ringers

Question 43

Anatomy for hip fx repair

Answer 43

femoral neck

Question 44

What type of fracture results in a fibular fracture near the ankle, sometimes with FX of medial malleolus?

Answer 44

Potts AKA bimalleolar ankle fx

Question 45

Pathology: Torn ACL

Answer 45

ACL repair

Question 46

What nerve is associated with an acromioplasty?

Answer 46

Axillary

Question 47

Anatomy for knee arthroscopy

Answer 47

Meniscus, ACL, MCL, LCL, PCL

Question 48

What type of fracture is in only one cortex of the bone?

Answer 48

Greenstick

Question 49

Steps for Total shoulder arthroplasty

Answer 49

Ream Rasp Lavage Implant

Question 50

What type of fracture is caused by compressive force and results in the broken ends of the bones forced into one another?

Answer 50

Impacted

Question 51

Instruments for knee arthroscopy

Answer 51

Blunt probe Power shaver Spinal needle Lactated Ringers

Question 52

Instruments for hip fx repair

Answer 52

DHS FX table Bennet or holman retractors C-Arm