ORTHO FINALS Flashcards

1
Q

bone broke skin intact

A

close fracture

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2
Q

break in skin at the time of fracture, with or without bone protrusion

A

open fracture

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3
Q

clean wound less than 1cm long

A

grade 1

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4
Q

larger wound without extensive soft tissue damage

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grade 2

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5
Q

most severe, highly contaminated, has extensive soft tissue damage

A

grade 3

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6
Q

only part of width of broken bone

A

incomplete fracture

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7
Q

bone broken into several fragments

A

comminuted fracture

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8
Q

internal fixation devices maybe used to hold the bone fragments in position

A

open reduction

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9
Q

a rigid external immobilizing device that is molded to the contours of the body

A

casts

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10
Q

most serious complication. tight and rigid cast constrict a swollen limb pressure in increased and compromises blood flow and tissue perfusion

A

compartment syndrome

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11
Q

hot spot

A

pressure necrosis

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12
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detoriation of body system due to unavoidable muskoloskeletal inactivity

A

disuse syndrome

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13
Q

tense and contract muscle without moving the underlying bone

A

isometric exercise

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14
Q

charaterized by chronic deterioration of the cartilage at the end of bones

A

osteoarthritis

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15
Q

enlargement of the finger at the end of joints of the fingers

A

heberden’s node

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16
Q

bony of enlargement at the middle joints of the fingers

A

bouchard’s node

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17
Q

procedure in which surgeon removes or add something a wedged of bone near a damaged joint

A

osteotomy

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18
Q

a surgical procedure to restore the function of a joint

A

arthroplasty

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19
Q

is autoimmune and inflammatory disease, immune system attacks healthy cells in body by mistakes especially the synovium causing inflammation in affected parts of the body

A

rheumatoid arthritis

20
Q

slow the progression of rheumatoid arthritis and save the joint and other tissue from permanent damage

A

disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs

21
Q

suturing a tendon

A

tenorrhaphy

22
Q

surgical fusion of the joints

A

arthrodesis

23
Q

decrease inflammation, used for acute attack

A

colchicine

24
Q

blocks formation of UA, inhibits xanthine oxidase

A

allopurinol

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enhance excretion of UA
probenecid
26
increase osteoblast activity (osteoporosis)
estrogen
27
increase osteoclast activity
steroid
28
brittle bone disease. irreversible.
osteoporosis
29
soft bone disease due to vit d and calcium deficiency
osteomalacia
30
infectious bone disease
osteomyelitis
31
rapid bone turnover increased osteoclast activity with compensatory increase in osteoblast activity
paget's disease
32
released when there is injury to the bone
alkaline phosphate
33
t-score: 2.5
osteopenia
34
t-score: higher than 2.5
osteoporosis
35
inhibits osteoclast activity
biphosphonate
36
increase osteoblastic activity
hydroxyproline in urine
37
confirmatory test
xray
38
cornerstone of paget therapy
alendronate
39
is the necrotic bone that is embedded in the pus granulation tissue
sequestrum
40
is the new bone laid down by the periosteum that surrounds the sequestra
involucrum
41
is the opening in the involucrum through which pus and sequestra make their way out
cloaca
42
osteoclast aggressively demineralize the bone
lytic phase
43
rapid, disorganized proliferation of new bone tissue by osteoblast
mixed phase
44
new bone formation exceeds resorption
sclerotic phase
45
tb of spine
pott's disease