Ortho

Question 1

Leg positioning:

Proximal femur fracture
Anterior hip dislocation
Posterior hip dislocation
Septic hip
SCFE

Answer 1

Proximal femur fracture: abducted and externally rotated

Anterior hip dislocation: abducted and externally rotated

Posterior hip dislocation: adducted and internally rotated

Septic hip: FABER (flex, abduct, external rotation)

SCFE: no abduction or internal rotation

Question 2

Triplane fracture

Answer 2

malleolar fracture in adolescents that requires a CT

Question 3

Fracture of 1st and 2nd tarsal-metatarsal

Answer 3

Lisfranc fracture

Question 4

Midfoot pain

Answer 4

Lisfranc fracture

Go to ortho

Question 5

Knee dislocations MOAs

Answer 5

Dashboard: posterior dislocation
Hyperextension: anterior dislocation

Question 6

Figure of 8 is used to treat

Answer 6

Clavicle fracture

Question 7

humerus fracture + associated forearm fracture=

Answer 7

floating elbow

Question 8

Colles vs Smith wrist fractures

Answer 8

Colles: Outward MOI, dorsal displacement, dinner fork deformity
Smith: Inward MOI, volar displacement

Question 9

Distal Radius fx with disruption of

DRUJ/TFCC

Answer 9

Galeazzi fracture

Question 10

Medial border of the snuffbox

Answer 10

Extensor pollicis longus

Question 11

Lateral border of the snuffbox

Answer 11

Extensor pollicis brevis

abductor pollicis longus

Question 12

IP dislocation is more commonly

Answer 12

dorsal

Question 13

Finger most common in jersey finger

Answer 13

ring finger

Question 14

Jersey finger vs mallet finger:

Answer 14

Jersey: Flexor rupture, volar pain
Mallet: Extensor rupture

Question 15

Stener lesion

Answer 15

Game Keepers Thumb (Skiers Thumb)

Adductor pollicis muscle becomes interposed
between UCL and base of proximal phalanx which
prevents healing of UCL

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