Wrist Flashcards

1
Q
Outstretched hand 
Transverse frac @ radius 
1inch prox to RadioCarp joint
Dorsal displacement + angulation 
-Dinner fork deformity
Distal radius #
A

Colles

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2
Q

Fall BACK onto palm
Fall with wrists flexed
Volar displacement
Distal radius #

A

Smith (reverse colles)

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3
Q

RadioCarpal dislocation

Distal radius #

A

Barton’s

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4
Q

RadioUlnar joint dislocation + ulnar #

Outstretched hand, FORCED pronation

A

Monteggia

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5
Q

RadioUlnar joint dislocation + radial #

Outstretched hand, rotational force

A

Galleazzi

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6
Q

Fistfight – flexed metacarpal
1st carpometacarpal joint
Triangular fragment @ metacarpal ulnar base

A

Bennet

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7
Q

Outstretched hand

  • fracture not initially seen
  • after casting THEN fracture seen..

Pain @ snuffbox – poss AVN necrosis

A

Scaphoid fracture

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8
Q

Outstretched hand
Tender radial head,
impaired elbow movement (inc sup and pron)
sharp lateral elbow pain

A

Radial head fracture

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9
Q

Painful wrist

Pain @ resisted thumb ABduction

pain @ radial wrist @ FINKelstein

What’s dx? And finkelstein? Which tendons?

A

De Quervain’s tenosynovitis – finkelstein to diagnose

Pain @:
Flex thumb THEN
Ulnar deviate and flex wrist

Extensor pollicis brevis
Adductor pollicis longus

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10
Q

Kanavel’s sign:
FIXED flexion,
Fusiform swelling,
Pain @ passive extension

A

Infective flexor tenosynovitis

AB’s, RICE, debridement

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11
Q

AR Bone harder denser

Cant differentiate between cortex and medulla @ x-ray #marblebone

A

Osteopetrosis

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12
Q

Poor collagen formation -> shit osteoid
Translucent, multiple fractures
Blue sclera

A

Osteogenesis imperfecta

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13
Q

VitD def -> osteoid ossify fail = Small, F2T
LARGE head,
CW deformity –
thick costochonJunc; Transverse(Harrison’s) sulcus in chest=pull of diaphragm
Bowing femur+tibia,

A

Rickets osteomalacia

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14
Q

1 in 10million @young males
Long bone DIAPHYSIS = small round tumour
Onion skin appearance
Aggressive

A

Ewing

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15
Q

Long bone METAPHYSIS

Assoc with Pagets, Radiation, Retinoblastoma

A

Osteosarcoma

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16
Q

2 in 1 million @>40yr

A

Liposarcoma

17
Q

Tumour with loads of histiocytes
Most common in adults
Undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma i.e. cell origin unknown

A

Malignant Fibrous Histiocytoma

18
Q

Trapped flexor tendon
Digit Locked in flexion
Have to passively release it

Associated with diabetes rheumatoid gout

A

Stenosing Tino synovitis
A.k.a. trigger finger

Flexor tendon sheath thickened and narrowed

Analgesias/steds

19
Q

Patient has diabetes/cirrhosis/phenytoin user

Patients got flexion contracture of the fingers
(mainly RING)
Nodular thickening of palmer fascia

What test?

A

Dupuytrens contracture

Proliferative fibroplasis of Palmer and digital fascia

Assoc with Peyeonie/Ledderhose

Hueston table top test

20
Q

What fractures are compartment syndrome associated with?

A

Supracondylar and tibial shaft

21
Q

Pain and swelling
Large radiolucent and head of numerous extending to subchondral plate

SOAP bubble on X-ray

Can present as path fract

A

Giant cell tumour