Trauma 1

Question 1

Fractures in general. Pathological fractures. Compartment syndrome.

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Question 2

Fractures in general. Pathological fractures. Compartment syndrome.

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Question 3

Classification of open fractures. Basic principles of treatment.

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Question 4

Biomechanical conditions for fracture healing.

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Question 5

Biomechanical conditions for fracture healing

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Question 6

Delayed bone healing and pseudoarthrosis.

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Question 7

Basic principles of conservative fracture treatment.

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Cast/splint: for immobilisation and to have stable healing process without non-union

Question 8

Basic principles of stable osteosynthesis. Role of the ASIF (AO).

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Role of ASIF (Association of the Study of Internal Fixation)/AO (long ass name in German):

Non-profit organisation started in Switzerland that trains orthopaedic surgeons worldwide on how to use the latest internal fixation technology. They conduct research, therefore are able to assist orthopaedic surgeons. They also construct classifications for different subjects in orthopaedics.

Question 9

Intramedullary osteosynthesis.

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Question 10

Basic principles of recognition and treatment of peripheral vessel and nerve injuries.

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Question 11

Princips and options in the treatment distal femoral and proximal tibial and patella fractures.

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Question 12

Joint dislocations in general.

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Question 13

Medical first aid and patient transport. Organization of treatment of injured masses.

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Question 14

Monotrauma, multiplex trauma and polytrauma. Trauma mortality. Trauma scales.

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Question 15

Wounds, types of wounds, rules of wounds treatment. Decollement.

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Question 16

Wounds, type of wounds, rules of wound treatment. Decollement

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Question 17

Bleeding and stoppage of bleeding. Hemorrhagic shock in trauma.

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Question 18

Inactivity atrophy. Fracture illness. Reflex dystrophy.

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Question 19

Joint fractures. Joint capsule and ligament injuries.

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Question 20

Fractures in children and injuries to the epiphysis. Classification of injuries to the epiphysis.

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Question 21

Fractures in children and injuries to the epiphysis. Classification of injuries to the epiphysis.

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Question 22

Post-traumatic and post-operative connective tissue and bone infections.

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Question 23

Fractures of the proximal end of the humerus.

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Question 24

Fracture of the radius in typical location. Joint fractures of the distal forearm.

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Question 25

Fractures of the femur neck.

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Question 26

Fractures of the femoral neck

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Question 27

Complications of femur neck fractures.

Question 28

Pertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures of the femur.

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Question 29

Fractures of the ankle.

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Question 30

Craniocerebral injuries. Displacement-causing intracranial bleeding.

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Treatment: stop the bleeding and burr holes. Not getting better, you guessed it, craniotomy.

Question 31

Injuries of the spine. Diagnosis, conservative treatment.

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Question 32

Injuries of the spine. Injuries leading to neurological symptoms. Operative treatment.

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Question 33

Diagnosis and treatment of abdominal injuries.

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Question 34

Injuries to organs in the retroperitoneal space.

Question 35

Chest injuries.

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Question 36

Chest injuries.

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Question 37

Chest injuries.

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