PT 35 Flashcards
1
Q
Types of Hip Fractures and explain location (5)
- Differentiate two of them on X-ray
A
- Capital
- Subcapital = just below the head
- Transcervical = at neck
- Intertrochanteric
- Subtrochanteric
2
Q
Threshold for P-value significance
A
0.05 = 5%
3
Q
If left hip sags, which muscle/s is weak? What nerve supplies this muscle?
A
Gluteus medius
Superior gluteal nerve
4
Q
If dislocate shoulder which nerve likely damaged? What does this nerve supply?
A
Anterior dislocation 90% of the time
(Posterior dislocation is a light bulb sign)
Axillary nerve that hooks around
Supplies the deltoid, teres minor and triceps
5
Q
Scaphoid or distal radius fracture?
A
Both FOOSH
But scaphoid fractures in younger
And distal radius in older
6
Q
Fist punch most likely injury?
A
5th metacarpal
7
Q
Upper limb Palsies which three nerves?
A
Radial
Ulnar
And median - on the palmar aspect ie carpal tunnel syndrome
