Orthopedic Terms Flashcards

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Bone transplanted from one animals to another of the same species.

A

Allograft

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2
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Procedures performed to enhance surgical exposure of a joint.

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Apophyseal osteotomies

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3
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Bone transplanted from one site to another in the same animal.

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Autograft

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4
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Occurs when the insertion point of a tendon or ligament is fractured and distracted from the rest of the bone.

A

Avulsion fracture

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5
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Span a comminuted fracture.

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Bridging plates

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6
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Used to denote the use of orthopedic wire placed around the circumference of the bone and compressing an oblique fracture.

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Cerclage wire

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7
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Fracture repair performed without a surgical exposure.

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Closed reduction

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8
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Plates that act to compress the fracture.

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Compression plates

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9
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Elective procedures in which the diaphysis or metaphysis of the bone is cut, realigned and stabilized until union occurs.

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Corrective osteotomies

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10
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The abnormal movement elicited during a physical examination that is caused by the tibia sliding cranially in relationship to the femur in the absence of the cranial cruciate ligament.

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Cranial drawer

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11
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The “grafting feel” or sound associated with manipulating a fractured bone or an arthritic joint.

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Crepitation

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12
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Fractures that heal more slowly than anticipated.

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Delayed unions

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13
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Bone formed without evidence of callus.

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Direct bone union

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14
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Bone formed on a cartilaginous precursor.

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Endochondral bone formation

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15
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Fracture fixation using casts or splints.

A

External coaptation

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16
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Fracture fixation in which pins penetrate the bone and skin and are connected externally.

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External fixation

17
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An incomplete fracture in which a portion of the cortex is intact.

A

Greenstick fracture

18
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Denotes wire that is placed through pre-drilled holes in the bone.

A

Hemicerclage wire or Interfragmentary wire

19
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The process of restoring fragment and limb alignment by distracting the major bone segments.

A

Indirect reduction

20
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Fracture fixation using internal implants to secure the bone.

A

Internal fixation

21
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Implants that are positioned in the medullary canal of long bones.

A

Intramedullary pins

22
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Direct differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells into osteoblasts so bone forms without a cartilaginous precursor.

A

Intramembranous bone formation

23
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Healed fractures in which anatomic bone alignment was not achieved or maintained during healing.

A

Malunions

24
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Support a reconstructed fracture.

A

Neutralization plates

25
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A fracture that has an arrested repair process that requires surgical intervention to created an environment conducive to bone healing.

A

Nonunion

26
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The pin is started at one end of the bone, driven to the fracture area and then seated at the other end of the bone.

A

Normograde placement

27
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One in which the fracture is exposed to the external atmosphere.

A

Open fracture

28
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Fracture repair performed after a surgical approach to the bone.

A

Open reduction

29
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The manipulation used to subluxate a dysplastic hip.

A

Ortolani maneuver

30
Q

Removal of a segment of bone.

A

Ostectomies

31
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An inflammatory condition of bone and the medullary canal.

A

Osteomyelitis

32
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Procedures in which the bone is cut into two segments.

A

Osteotomies

33
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Process of reconstructing or realigning a fractured bone.

A

Reduction

34
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The pin is inserted at the fracture area, driven proximally to exit the bone, the fracture is reduced and the pin is driven distally to seat at the end of the bone.

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Retrograde placement

35
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Process of modifying a fixation frame at approximately 6 weeks after surgery to increase the loading on the healing fracture.

A

Staged disassembly