Qbank Flashcards

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What is the most common sequelae after a simple or complex elbow dislocation?

A

Loss of terminal extension

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2
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Treatment for LC I injury

A

Non-operative WBAT

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What is a contraindication for a syme amputation? Ankle disarticulation

A

Posterior tibial artery ABI < 0.5

Success of the operation depends on posterior tibial artery perfusing the plantar surface and heel pad

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4
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When are alternating single leg stance XR helpful?

A

Diagnosing subtle pelvic ring instability

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5
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What is the advantage of moving the starting point of a cephalomedullary nail 3mm anterior to the piriformis fossa in an intermedullary fracture?

A

Improved placement of screws through the nail into the femoral head

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What is in danger with a percutaneous in and out screw anterior to the sacral ala? What would you see clinically?

A

L5 nerve root is anterior to the sacral ala as it enters the true pelvis.
You would see weakness with great toe extension

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Injuries to L4, L5, and S1. What muscle weakness would you see?

A

L4 - Tibialis anterior - dorsiflexion
L5 - EHL - great toe extension
S1 - gastrocnemius/ soleus complex - plantarflexion

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Earliest sign or symptom of compartment syndrome?

A

Pain out of proportion

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