OrthoBullets Flashcards

1
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Female Athlete Triad

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Disordered eating, secondary amenorrhea, and osteoporosis

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2
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Big risk for female stress fractures

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Menstrual irregularity

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3
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Decreasing femoral offset to THA will do what

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Decreases tension on abductors, increasing risk of dislocation, but doesn’t affect impingement

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4
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What is the best predictor of compartment syndrome development

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Mechanism of Injury

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5
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What is a Cozen fracture

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Proximal tibia metaphyseal fxs, go into valgus deformity

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Cozen fracture prognosis

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Angulation resolves in practically all cases but the affected tibia is a little bit longer.

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7
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What causes Cozen deformity

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Increased metaphyseal growth medially

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8
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Treatment for acute spondylolysis w/o pars defects

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Lumbosacral orthosis bracing for 6 to 12 wks

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9
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How do you treat femoral neck nonunion with varus deformity

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Valgus intertrochanteric osteotomy with blade plate fixation

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10
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Brachial artery downstream course

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Bifurcates into the radial and ulnar artery, the common interosseous branches proximally off the ulnar

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11
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Nerve risk on ACDF approach

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Cervical sympathetic ganglia/trunk lies anterolaterally to the longus colli and longus capitis muscles, dissect subperiosteally

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12
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Vertebral artery enters where

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Above C7

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13
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Femoral neck stress fx mgmt

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Tension sided: Perc screw if >50%

Compression-sided: Protected weightbearing until pain-free

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14
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Possible issue with Salter-Harirs 1 or 2 fxs of distal tibia

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Can have increased external foot progression angle due to malrotation usually causing external rotation, close reduce and cast

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15
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Axonomesis is

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Disruption of the nerve axon following injury

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16
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Clear cell chondrosarcoma presentation

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Clear, vacuolated chondrocytes in chondroid matrix found in epiphysis. mixed lucent/sclerotic lesions. You don’t get popcorn calcifications that you see in classic chondrosarcoma.

17
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Cavovarus foot predisposes to

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Inversion sprains and lateral ligament attenuation

18
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How to treat cavovarus foot

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Orthotic at first, if it fails than a First metatarsal osteotomy and lateral ligament reconstruction with peroneus brevis tendon grafting

19
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What is Rhematoid factor

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IgM antibody directed against Fc portion of IgG antibody

20
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What is shoulder abduction test

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Decreased arm pain when raising the arm, decreases tension on the nerves (test for cervical radiculopathy)

21
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What is inverted brachioradialis reflex

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Tapping distal brachioradialis leads to contraction of finger flexors, sign of Cervical Myelopathy

22
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Lateral epicondylitis sign

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Lateral forearm pain with resisted extension of the long fingers

23
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Superficial zone of articular cartilage collagen fibril and chondrocyte positioning

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Flattened chondrocytes and parallel collagen fibrils

24
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What is femoral offset

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Distance from center of femoral head to long axis of femur.

25
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Hereditary exostoses (MHE) genetics

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Mutations in tumor suppressor EXT1 and EXT2, EXT1 is worse than EXT2

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Hereditary exostoses presentation

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Pedunculated lesions extending from surface of bone, cortex of lesion is continuous with cortex of the bone, also the medullary cavity. Osteochondromas

27
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Achondroplasia gene

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FGFR3

28
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Tarsal tunnel and cavovarus foot surgery

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no relation or correlation

29
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How do you tell if the superior peroneal retinaculum is damaged?

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Palpable tendon snapping over the fibula during ankle dorsiflexion

30
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Tenderness at the base of 5th metatarsal with ankle eversion

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Peroneal tendon tear

31
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Positive external rotational stress test

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Syndesmotic ligament injury

32
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Postive anterior drawer in ankle

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ATFL injury

33
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Terrible triad elbow injury

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Unstable radial head fracture, type III coronoid fx, associated elbow dislocation

34
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How to splint simple elbow dislocation

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In 90 degrees flexion/neutral forearm rotation

35
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Ideal acetabular component alignment

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30-50 degrees abduction and 15-20 degrees of anteversion

36
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Radiographic signs of childhood discitis

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Loss of normal lordosis, then disc space narrowing, then endplate erosion