Orthopedic questions Flashcards

1
Q

What fracture configuration is ideal for the use of cerclage wires?

A

Long oblique

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2
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How far apart from the fracture ends should the circlage wires be placed?

A

0.5cm or more

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3
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Name the circlage wiring technique used on short oblique fractures in conjunction with a K-wire

A

Skewer pin

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4
Q

What does a Salter Harris type III look like

A

Through the Physis and Epiphysis

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5
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What fixation technique would be ideal for treatment of the fracture shown in this radiograph?

A

Pin and tension band

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6
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What two types of Salter Harris fractures might go undiagnosed on initial radiographs?

A

Type I and V

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7
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What type of fixation would be best treatment of a grade IIIA open fracture

A

External Skeletal fixitor

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8
Q

What determmines the bending strength of a screw?

A

The inner core diameter

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9
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What fractures must always be anatommically reconstructed?

A

Articular Fractures

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10
Q

Name the condidion that can occur when a young animal’s comminuted femoral fracture is treated with ridgid immobiliation for an extended period of time

A

Qudracepts Contracture

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11
Q

What is the configuration of the fracture seen in this radiograph?

A

Spiral

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12
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Of the four A’s that are evaluated in the post-op fracture repair radiographs, which term relates to the positioning of the joints?

A

Alignment

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13
Q

What is the disease process of the bone and what is the specific lesion indicated by the arrow?

A

Osteomylitis and a sequestrum

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14
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In biomechanics, what is the term for the point at which a material transisions from elastic to plastic deformation?

A

Yield point

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15
Q

Name two DDX for the radiographic lesion seen here

A

OSA, CSA, FSA Fungal Osteomyelitis, LSA, bone cyst

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16
Q

What antibiotic is the best first choice for treatment of an open fracture?

A

Cefazolin

17
Q

What does the acronym “MIPO” stand for?

A

Minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis

18
Q

What is the most common complication associated with external skeletal fixation?

A

Pin tract morbidity/infection/drainage

19
Q

What percentage of the meduallary canal should filled by a steinman pin if it is the primary means of fixation?

A

70%

20
Q

What fixation methods can not be used in the radius?

A

Interlocking nail and intermedulary pin

21
Q

When placing cerclage wires how should they be positioned in reference to the long axis of the bone?

A

Perpendicular

22
Q

After achieving compression of short oblique fracture using a lag screw; you also place a plate to protect the compression and aposition achieved lag screw. What plating mode is demonstrated in this example?

A

Neutralization Plating

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