Orthopaedics Flashcards

1
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ARDS is a possible complication of

A

Trauma

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2
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Conservative management of a tibial fracture is ..

A

Plaster of Paris

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3
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Conservative treatment of a tibial plateau fracture is …

A

ROM Brace, locked in extension

NWB or light TWB
Regular weekly X-rays
3-4 Weeks # may be ok to start AROM

Brace removal at 6-12 weeks

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4
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Operative management of a tibial plateau fracture is …

A

ORIF

AROM if # stable when wound healed -> usually around 7-10 days

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5
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Operative management of tibial fracture is

A

ORIF Intramedullary Nail
Plates and Screws

External fixateurs if skin grafts required

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6
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Inflammation Lasts usually ___

Union is typically @ ___ weeks and Consolidation @ ____ weeks

A

Inflammation 1-2 Weeks
Union 3 Weeks
Consolidation 6 Weeks

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7
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Wound Closure Methods?

A

Sutures
Split Skin Grafts
Full Thickness Grafts
Vacuum Assisted Closures

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8
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In the event of an unstable pelvic fracture, what might be an initial procedure?

A

The use of a pelvic binder or external fixates to reduce internal haemorrhage

Treatment later alone may involve open reduction internal fixation

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