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What is the staged return to play after concussion

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Start after asymptomatic
5 stages - 24hrs each (therefore earliest RTP is 5days)

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What is post concussion syndrome

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Sx>3mo

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What is the lucid interval

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Temporary improvement of concussion sx
Beware epidural hematoma!

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How to immobilize/transfer C spine injury

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8 person lift > log roll
Helmet on, facemask off - taking helmet off can cause C spine hyper-lordosis

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What are some C spine conditions that are CI to return to sports

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Occipital cervical fusion
AA or C spine instab
Fusion >2 levels
Spear tackler’s spine

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What is Spear Tackler’s spine

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Congenital vs acquired C spine stenosis
Presents as less lordosis
Canal diameter <13mm (nml 17)

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What is the workup for stingers

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Nothing if 1 episode
Recurrent episodes: XR, voluntary F-E views
Bilateral - get MRI

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Treat auricular hematoma

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Aspirate
Tape

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9
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RTP for bloody nose

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Must stop before RTP
Check for CSF leak - ring sign - CSF makes a ring in the blood on a surface

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Septal hematoma
1. What is it
2. Treat
3. Complications

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Subperiosteal hematoma
Treat = aspirate
Comp:
1. AVN septal cartilage - saddle nose deformity, collapse
2. Septal abscess

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What to do for avulsed tooth

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“Medical emergency”
Replace the root
Rinse saline, then in milk (buffer) solution
Hold by the top of the tooth (not the root)
Ideal replace within 1hr

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What is the anatomy change for HOCM

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Ventricle septum thickening
Will get a systolic murmur

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What is the rhythm that develops for commotio cordis

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V fib

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14
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Treat asthma

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Beta 2 agonist (albuterol)

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Where put a need for decompression tension PTX (adults vs peds)

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Mid-axial line, 2nd vs 5th IC space
Peds: second intercostal space, midclavicular line

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What is exercised induced laryngeal obstruction? Dx + trt

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Exertional stridor
NO response to beta agonists (not exercise induced asthma)
Dx: laryngoscope during exercise
Trt: speech therapy (relaxation training)

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17
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Workup of exercise induced hematuria

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Stop exercise
Repeat UA 48-72hrs
Further w/u
- Persists >7d after stopping exercise
- >50yo

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18
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Workup for suspected blunt kidney injury (think lower rib frx)

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Sx: flank pain, hematuria
CT A/P
Remember single kidney si not a CI for RTP

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Where do spleen injuries refer to

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L shoulder

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20
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Difference in presentation testicular rupture vs torsion

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Rupture: pain, hard voiding, doesn’t transilluminate

Torsion: rotated, high riding, lose cremasteric reflex
- Detorsion (manual vs OR) within 12hrs

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21
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Trt + RTP for herpes

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Trt: -cyclovir
OK for RTP after 5 days
CI to RTP:
- Lesions within 48hrs

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22
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Bug + RTP impetigo

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Beta hemolytic staph/strep
RTP
- All crusting gone
- Anti-virals for 72hrs
- No new lesions 48hrs

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What is a gene specific to CA MRSA (vs HA)

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PVL SCC Mec gene type 4

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Trt + RTP CA-MRSA

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TMP-SMX, clinda, doxy, linazolid
Often will require IV abx
RTP:
- 72hrs meds
- No new lesions 48hrs

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Bug, dx, treat ringworm

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Tinea corporis
Dx: fluoresces, KOH prep
Trt: topical antifunal
RTP: 72hrs meds

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26
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What is the female athlete triad

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Period issues >3mo
Energy deficiency (doesn’t require formal eating disorder dx)
Osteopenia (>2 stress frx)

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27
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What temp / sx differentiate heat exhaustion vs stroke

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104F (40C)
Stroke:
- CNS dysfunction
- No sweating

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What is temp for hypothermia

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<35C

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29
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Mechanism / complications of steroids

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Increases mRNA -> increase muscle mass
SE:
- Testicular atrophy
- Alopecia
- Decrease HDL

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What is:
Isotonic
Isokinetic
Isometric

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Tonic - constant force
Kinetic - constant speed
Metric - constant length

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31
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What are the 3 skeletal muscle fibers? What cell heals skeletal muscle

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1 = slow ox (endurance training)
2a = fast ox
2b = glycolytic (anaerobic - produces lactic acid)
Satellite cells

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32
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What is the difference between sickle cell trait and disease

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Trait: heterozygous
- Exertional risk of rhabdo or arrhythmia
Disease: homozygous
- Sickle crisis

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Risks with ant, postlat, and ant lat hip scope portals

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Ant: LFCN>femoral
Ant-lat: SGN
Post-lat: sciatic, esp if hip ER

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Cam lesions hallmarks

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Alpha angle >55
Femoral RV
See a CARTILAGE inj - delam/flaps

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35
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Pincer lesions hallmarks

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Tab RV = crossover sign
Increased CEA
Labral injury +/- ossification of the labrum (ant-sup most common)
Contre coup lesion - postinf tab

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36
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What is the CEA on an XR
What is normal vs dysplasia
Why do you care

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CEA = AP XR, vertical line center hip, line off edge of the lateral tab
Nml 25-40
Dysplasia < 20 (aka shallow socket)
Don’t scope dysplasia!

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37
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What is the alpha angle (nml and CAM morphology)

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Lateral XR
Line middle neck
Line where head exists perfect circle
Nml <50
>55 = CAM

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38
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Comp FAI surgery

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HO
Frx if you take down >30% femoral neck diameter

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39
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What is ischiofemoral impingement? PE finding,

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LT on ischium - entraps quad fem
Worse with ext/add
Diagnostic injection

40
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What is athletic pubalgia (sports hernia) + trt

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Lower abd pain 2/2 muscle imbalance
PE:
- Tight adductor longus
- Pain with valsalva
Trt:
- Conservative
- Pelvic floor repair vs adductor/rectus recession

41
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What is the difference between external vs internal snapping hip

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External
- IT over GT
- Snaps with hip add, knee ext
- Conservative vs Z plasty lengthening

Internal
- IP over pelvis/prox fem
- Hip ex
- Conservative vs Z plasty

42
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Diagnosis:
Cyclist, leg pain after exercise
Pulses in legs diminished after activity

A

External iliac artery endofibrosis
US vs arteriogram for dx

43
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Avulsion frx - name the muscle + innervation
1. ASIS
2. AIIS
3. IT

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  1. ASIS - sartorius (femoral n)
  2. AIIS - rectus (femoral n)
  3. IT - hamstrings (sciatic / tibial)
44
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Trt avulsion frx pelvis

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Min disp = nonop = NWB 4wks
ORIF only with
1. High level athlete + 2-3cm displaced
2. Symptomatic non union

45
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2 ACL bundles
- Where tight
- Primary role

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ACL = AM/PM
AM - tight in flexion, limits translation (Lachman)
PM - tight in extension, limits rotation (pivot)

46
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What is the lateral intercondylar vs bifurcate ridges?

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Lateral femoral condyle ACL origin
Bifurcate bifurcates the ACL bundles into ant/post
Intercond is horizontal w/ knee flexed, dets anterior border of ACL

47
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2 bundles PCL - when are they tight

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PCL is your PAL
AL - tight flexion
PM - tight extension

48
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What are the 2 meniscofemoral ligaments

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Alphabetical
Hemphry = anterior
Wrisberg = posterior

49
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Components of the post-med corner (3 layers)

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Superficial : sartorius
Middle : sMCL, POL, semi-mem
Deep : dMCL

50
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Components postero-lat corner

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Biceps, IT
LCL, popliteus, pop-fib lig

51
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What ROM is the MPFL the primary restraint

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0-20deg flexion

52
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What is Schottle’s point

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MPFL repair here
Back of Blumenstaats + posterior cortex femur

53
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Describe pivot shift

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Lat tib plateau starts subluxed anterior
Clunk = relocated as move into flexion

54
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What is the difference with valgus/varus stress at 30 vs 0 deg

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30 = isolated LCL or MCL
0 = combined injury

55
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Describe dial test

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Supine, ER
30deg - PLC only
90deg - PLC + PCL

56
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What is a Segond

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Lateral capsule frx = ALL
Indicates ACL injury

57
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What is Insall Salvati and normal values

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Patellar tendon length : patella height
Nml: 0.8-1.2

58
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What is Caton Deschamps and normal values

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Patella cartilage to plateau : patella height
Knee in 30deg flex
Nml: <.3

59
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What is TT-TG and normal values

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Trochlear groove to posterior fem cond : tib tub to post fem cond
CT better than MR (under-estimates)
Nml: <20

60
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Where is the trad bone bruising on MRI for ACL tear

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LFC + posterior lat tib plateau

61
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What is the double PCL sign

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Bucket handle medial men

62
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What is the double ant horn sign

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Bucket handle lateral men tear

63
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How do meniscus repairs heal

A

Inflam cell infiltration

64
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Where are safe zones for dissection w/ outside in meniscus repair

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Medial: anterior to satorius, avoid saphenous
Lateral: anterior to biceps, avoid peroneal

65
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CI to meniscus transplant

A

OA (flattening condyles, narrowing on WB XR)
>50yo
BMI >30
Lig instab
RA

66
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Dx discoid

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3 consecutive MR cuts (4-5mm images)

67
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Trt discoid

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Only if sx: saucerization
Otherwise observation only

68
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Osteochondritis dissecans
- Common location

A

Lateral MFC

69
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What is a subchondral insuff frx - treat

A

Older patient with a cresentic lesion - in same category as AVN
UKA or TKA

70
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What is the ideal minimum ACL graft size

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Min 8.5, less that this have increased failure rate

71
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What happens if your ACL tunnel femur is too anterior vs posterior

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Ant: tight in flexion
Posterior: tight in extension

72
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What happens if your ACL tibia tunnel is too anterior vs posterior

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Tibial tunnel must be posterior to Blumenstaats line on hyper-ext XR
Ant: limits full ext, tight in flexion
= roof impingement
Post: PCL impingement, lax in flex + ext

73
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Structure at risk with hamstring harvest for ACL

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Saphenous between gracilis and satorius
Lose terminal knee flexion strength

74
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What is a cyclops lesion

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Anterior scar tissue
Blocks extension

75
Q

What tibial slope increases risk of graft fracture

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Normal = >9
High risk >12
Think supra tubercle ant closing wedge osteotomy

76
Q

Which sport is the only sport that ACL bracing is recommended

A

Skiiers

77
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What compartments are higher risk OA with non op of PCL

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Patello-fem AND medial

78
Q

If you are going to treat PLC injury acutely how do you do it

A

Primary repair PLUS recon
Vs delayed recon only
Rehab avoid HS

79
Q

How reduce + immobilize prox tib-fib dislocation

A

Most likely fib comes out anterior and lateral
Reduce: flexion + pressure
Immobilize in ext

80
Q

Why do you aspirate pre-patellar bursitis in wrestlers

A

R/o MRSA

81
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What is the J sign

A

Knee in full extension, patella deviates lateral out of the groove

82
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RF for patellar instability

A

Hip AV
Patella alta
Valgus alignment

83
Q

Chondral lesions for patellar instab

A

Medial patellar facet
Lateral LFC

84
Q

What is the Fulkerson osteotomy

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Tibial tub osteotomy for patellar maltracking
Ant+medial with tubercle
Off loads the distal lateral patella

85
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Indications for tubercle osteotomy for patellar maltracking

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TT-TG > 20
+ lateral tracking/tilt

86
Q

What 2 procedures are the WRONG answers for patellar maltracking

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Trochleoplasty
Isolated lateral release

87
Q

What structure may be interposed for an tibial spine fracture

A

Med meniscus

88
Q

Treat tibial spine fracture

A

If reduces, keep in extension
IF reduction needed, ORIF

89
Q

Traction apophysitis: Osgood Sclatters vs Sinding-Larsen-Johnsson

A

OS: tib tub
SLJ: inf patella

90
Q

What is the most common distal femur physeal injury in kids

A

SH2
Hypertrophic zone
MRI : stress XR

91
Q

What are the abnormal measurements for exertional compartment syndrome

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15 - 30 - 20
>15 at rest
>30 1min post exercise
>20 5min post exercise

92
Q

Diagnose:
Night pain
Pain better with running
Diffuse longitudinal update on bone scan

A

Medial tibial stress syndrome
= periostitis of PT and soleus origins
Non op

93
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Ankle scope portals - structure at risk
1. AL
2. AM
3. PL

A
  1. AL = SPN (dorsal int cut br)
  2. AM = tib ant, saphenous v/n
  3. PL = sural n/short saph v
94
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Ankle exam / structure tested
1. Ant drawer
2. Lat tilt
3. ER stress test / squeeze test

A
  1. ATFL
  2. CFL
  3. Syndesmosis
95
Q

Treat longitudinal peroneal tears

A

<50% tubularize
>50% tenodesis

96
Q

Describe the difference in the following concussion tests:
SCAT5 - sports concussion assessment tool
ImPACT - immediate post concussion assessment and cognitive testing battery

A

SCAT5 - sideline tool
ImPACT - computer test given as baseline and then after injury

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