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Orthopeadics teach amk day Flashcards

1
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sunburst appearance on X-ray

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osteosarcoma

tissue biopsy to confirm

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2
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what is osteosarcoma

most commonly found where

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malignant bone tumour found at metaphysics of distal femur or proximal tibia

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symptoms fo osteosarcoma

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dull bone pain worse at night , localised mass , soft and tissue mass and swelling

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4
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pages disease of the bone is a metabolic bone disorder

symptoms - hearing and extra

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constant achy bone pain
warmness
hearing loss
and heart failure

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5
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what do results from blood show pagets

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raised ALP
normal calcium and phonate

differentials for hbperparathryism

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management fo pagets

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bisphosphonates e.g. IV parmidroante

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osteomyelitis is the infection of the bone usually from

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staph aureus

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symptoms of OM

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recent trauma or fractures due to infection getting in

bone pain at site
lump
fever and redness

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9
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investigation fro OM - infection of bone

managemtn

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MRI

give antibiotics
children - cefaxolin and adults fluco

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10
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bony metastasis is when what

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when cancers spread to the bone

most common causes are renal , trhyodi , lung , prostate, breast

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syntposm of bony metastasis

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bone pain worse at night
anaemia

raised calcium

normally just palliative care and chemo

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chondrosarcoma is tumour and presents with painful and enlarging mass and if affects where

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axial skeleton - ribs, shoulder and pelvis

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what does an X-ray of a chondroarcoma show

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lytic lesions with calcification , cortical remodelling

need to remove it

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sliped upper femoral epiphysis SUFE this is where growth plate experiences some sort of fracture causing the femoral head to slip out of position

really common in boys 10-16 normally obese

symtpoms

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limited abduction , internal rotation and flceion and present with externally rotated leg

pelvic xray - frog postion

managemnet is internal rotation - pops it back in

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15
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perthes affects boys 4-7 and is characterised by gradual hip pain and all hip movements are limited
managed b

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NSAIDs and bed rest

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16
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transient synovitis of the hip 4-10 yr olds is acute onset hip pain and relived rest

upper resitpatiory tract infection relived with rest for the pain

investigations shwo

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no findings or blood results on scan

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17
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for septic arthritis what diagnosis should do

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aspirate and then blood cultures

kochers criteria

mangemtn with fluclox- staph and for strep use ceftriaxone

18
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reactive arthritis comes after STI or campylobacter most common joint

anterior uveitis - red eye

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knee

methotraxate

19
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osgood-schlatters disease

overuse syndroom in paeds population and males. normally active patients. presents as

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warmth and tender and swelling over the tibial tuberosity - just below the knee

conservative measures for management - rests ice, physiological and NSAIDs

20
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if you have ligament damage what does it present as

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swelling and pain and inability to weight bare

21
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test for ACL

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anterior draw test

post draw test

22
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varus stress test

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lateral

valgus is for medial

23
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mamagemtn for ligament damage

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PRICER - protect , rest, ice compression , elevation and rehab

24
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meniscal tear presents with

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pop sound and pain on side of knee

inability to weight bear and pain worse on flexion

25
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main test for meniscal tear

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McMurray test

MRI gold standard

26
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chondromalaci patellae

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anterior knee pain in teenage girls
grinding of the knee when flexed
worse on walking down stairs

MRI and physic

27
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pre patellar bursitis very common n roofers and carpet layers - plumbers and gardeners - people who on their knees

symtpoms

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massive swelling
warm
tender
clinical exma

28
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poster hip dislocation - dashboard car

symptoms

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pain radiating to the knee
shortened and internally rotated one

closed reduction within 6 hours for manage

29
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femoral head injury present with groin pain and local swelling and bruising with sciatic nerve injury
how to mange

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xray

repositioning ORIF 0 expose and manipulate structures to put back in place

30
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neck of femur fracture common in elderly with osteoporosis

symptoms

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hip pain worse on palpating greater trochanter

shortened and external rated

31
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what criteria for neck of femur

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garden criteria

32
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anterior hip dislocations

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lengthened externally rotated
femoral nerve injury
pain radiating to the knee

closed reduction within 6 hours

33
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neck of femur fracture - intracapsular or extracapsualr

if you have dialled sub capital ( intra) you need a

A

Total hip replacement

or hemiarthroplasty - weak patents so old ( half replacement essentially)

34
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non dispalced sub capital fracture - intracapsular what do you do

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cannulated hip screw

35
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extra - intertrochanteric

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dynamic hip screw

36
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subtrochnateric

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intermudullary nail

37
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adhesive capultiis more common in diabetics
glenohumeral joitn capsule adheres to humeral head

symtpsom

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loss of active and passive movement
- freezing stage - pain worst , mvoemtn worse
frozen stage- pain better , movement worse
thawing stage - pain resolves and movement improves

38
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rotator cuff tears present as

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loss of active movement with pain on rest and movement

passive movement intact - they can’t move it themselves but we can

weakness on abduction

39
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assessment for rotator cuff tear

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xray to exclude fractures
US - to look for tear
MRI - looks at tears more clearly

management - depends on symptoms under 2 weeks conservative but if over 2 weeks will be surgery

40
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anterior glenohumeral dislocation in Rugby and poster in seizures and electrocution

symtpoms

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painful shoudle r
reduced mobility 
asymmetry 
loss of shoulder contours 
antihero bulge

reduction immobilisation and rehab for manegmetn

41
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assessment for dislocations

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x ray

MRI if labral injury suspected

X- ray for poster is like a light bulb sign and again MRI is labral injury suspected

goes around the joint thats why if you’ve had one before likely to get one again

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