Ortho - Lower Limb Flashcards

1
Q

common sites of bursitis?

A

trochanter
knee
elbow

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2
Q

what causes bursitis?

A

repeated movements/stress

e.g on knees cleaning

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3
Q

features of bursitis?

A

pain
tender
trochanter pain on resisted abduction

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4
Q

Tx for bursitis?

A

NSAIDs
physio
steroid injections

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5
Q

what way does the patella most commonly dislocate?

A

laterally

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6
Q

function of the ACL?

A

prevents IR of the tibia

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7
Q

function of the PCL?

A

prevents hyperextension

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8
Q

function of the MCL?

A

resist valgus (knockknee) force

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9
Q

function of the LCL?

A
resists varus (medial) force
external rotation of the tibia
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10
Q

how does injury to the ACL result?

A

rotation on a planted foot

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11
Q

how does injury to the PCL result?

A

hyperextension

blow from behind to a flexed knee

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12
Q

how does injury to the MCL result?

A

side tackle

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13
Q

how does injury to the LCL result?

A

force to inside of knee (pushing outward)

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14
Q

features of an ACL injury?

A

pop
haemarthroses
rotational instability

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15
Q

what is there risk of in an LCL injury?

A

peroneal and vascular injury

supplies anterior and lateral compartments

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16
Q

Ix for a knee ligament injury?

A

MRI

17
Q

features of a meniscal tear?

A

twisting force
localised pain to joint line
effusion
locking

18
Q

what happens in a bucket handle tear?

A

fragment flips and displaces into the intercondylar notch

19
Q

who gets meniscal surgery?

A

young

pain not subsiding after 3 months

20
Q

what ligament tear is associated with meniscal injury? what meniscus is more commonly affected?

A

ACL

medial

21
Q

risk factors for achilles tendonitis?

A

RA
quinolone use e.g cipro
gout
inflam conditions

22
Q

features of achilles rupture?

A

pain
cant weight bear
weak plantar flex
visible gap

23
Q

what test can be done for achilles rupture?

A

simmond’s

squeeze calf, no plantarflexion

24
Q

Tx for achilles rupture?

A

casting or surgery

25
Q

what is hallux valgus?

A

medial deviation of 1st toe and lateral deviation of great toe

26
Q

what is a bunion? Tx?

A

inflamed bursa on the 1st metatarsal head

better shoes

27
Q

what is hallux rigidus?

A

OA of the first MTP

28
Q

what is pes cavus?

association?

A

high foot arch

NM conditions (polio, cerebral palsy, spina bifida)

29
Q

what is pes planus?

A

medial arch fails to develop in childhood

30
Q

features of plantar fasciitis?

A

pain on instep
sore heel
tender

31
Q

Tx for plantar fasciitis?

A

rest
stretching
gel pad insoles

32
Q

what occurs in a morton’s neuroma?

A

plantar interdigital nerves subject to trauma

neuroma forms

33
Q

risk factors for morton’s neuroma?

A

women

high heels

34
Q

features of a morton’s neuroma?

A
3rd interspace affected
loss of sensation
squeezing causes clicks
feeling of stone stuck
shooting/stabbing/burning
35
Q

Ix and Tx for morton’s neuroma?

A

US
padding
ice pack/analgesia