OSI power points Flashcards

1
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what are the 7 general things you need to be able to name about every fracture

A
  • Closed vs open
  • Simple vs comminuted
  • Transverse, oblique, spiral
  • Proximal, Distal
  • Angulated, Displaced (which way)
  • Shaft (distal, middle, proximal)
  • Intraarticular, extraarticular
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2
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Distal radius classifications?

A
  • Extraarticular vs. Intraarticular
  • Colles vs Smith
  • Frykman class
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3
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In frykman distal radius classification, what numbers have an ulnar fracture

A

even numbers

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4
Q

Anterior shoulder disolcation damages what nerve

A

Axillary nerve –> Deltoid weakness

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5
Q

Humeral shaft fx . . what nerve

A

-Radial nerves, Distal 1/3 shaft (Holstein Lewis)

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6
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What is found in up to 25% of distal radius fx

A

-Carpal tunnel syndrome

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7
Q

what injury in middle phalanx fx

A

Central slip injury

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8
Q

Posterior hip dislocation . . what nerve

A

sciatic n. injury

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9
Q

Classification for peds fx

A

Salter Harris

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10
Q

classification for open fractures

A

Gustillio

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11
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When describing a fracture, you name it which what what fragment is displaced

A

distal

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12
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IN reducing fx, what part is brought where

A

distal end must be brought to proximal end

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13
Q

Most common location of clavicle fracture

A

-midshaft

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14
Q

most unstable location of clavicle fracture

A

-lateral/Distal

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15
Q

Almost all clavicle fractures and treated how

A

close reduction

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16
Q

Proximal humeral fractures are described by what

A

number of parts

17
Q

Olecranon fractures are fixed how 90% of the time

A

surgically

18
Q

Treatment in displaced radial head fx

A

surgery

19
Q

treatment in nondisplaced radial head fx

A

1-2 week sling

20
Q

Fat pad sign means what

A

radial head fx until proven otherwise . . re x-ray in 2 wks

21
Q

most common wrist fx

A

scaphoid

22
Q

what makes a scaphoid fx easier or harder to heal

A
  • Proximal is harder

- distal is easier . . blood supply is distal to proximal

23
Q

In hand fractures, what deformity do you not accept any of

A

rotational deformity

24
Q

most common complication in phalanx fx

A

-malunion

25
Q

Boxer’s fx is eponym for what

A

metacarpal neck fx

26
Q

Watch for what in Tibial shaft fx

A

compartment syndrome

27
Q

clinical findings in compartment syndrome

A
  • Pain out of proportion with passive ROM
  • Pallor
  • Paresthesia
  • Pulselessness, a pulse does not rule out though
  • paralysis
28
Q

Most common knee dislocation

A

-Anterior

29
Q

most common elbow dislocation

A

posterior

30
Q

most common hip dislocation

A

posterior