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Joints and Synovial fluid
What are the three classes of joints,
Describe a fibrous joint,
Describe a cartilaginous joint
14
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Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
What is idiopathic juvenile arthr...,
What are the criteria for diagnos...,
What are the three major subtypes...
17
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Bone and soft tissue infections
What are the most common bone and...,
What is osteomyeltis who typicall...,
How does one develop a osteomyelt...
41
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Embryology
How does limb development begin i...,
When do the limb buds appear,
What are hox genes
14
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Elbow and Shoulder problems
What issues commonly affect each ...,
What causes a shoulder fracture h...,
In which direction does the shoul...
15
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MSK history
What are the cardinal presenting ...,
What are some good easy questions...,
What is the key question for back...
12
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Disorders of the hand
What is duputryens contractures,
What is the classic presentation,
Who gets dupuytrens
17
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Nerve palsies
What are the spinal roots of the ...,
What are the spinal roots of the ...,
What is erbs palsy
16
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Peripheral Nerve Palsies
What is a motor efferent,
What is a sensory unit,
What is a peripheral nerve
21
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Bone injuries
Describe the process of bone growth,
What is the diaphysis metaphysise...,
What is cortical bone
15
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Ligament and tendon injuries
What is a ligament,
Describe the structure of a ligament,
What causes a ligament to rupture
23
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Rheumatology
What is rheumatology,
What is athritis,
What are the signs of arthritis
23
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Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis
What medications are used to trea...,
What are dmards,
What are some examples of dmards
21
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Metabolic bone disease
What are osteoblastswhat are oste...,
Why is vitamin d important for bo...,
What is pagets disease of the bone
14
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Osteoporosis
What is osteoperosis,
What are some good ways of identi...,
Who gets osteoperosis
14
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Crystal disposition diseases
What is a crystal disposition dis...,
How is uric acid produced,
What factors lead to an overprodu...
17
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Seronegative arthritis
What is seronegative arthritis,
How can seronegative arthritis pr...,
What is ankolysisng spondylitis
17
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Multi-system autoimmune disease
What are the different classes of...,
What is the process for diagnosin...,
What are some of the things that ...
21
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Peadiatic orhtopeadics, the big three
What are the big three,
What hip problems typically affec...,
What hip problems typically affec...
19
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Normality and gait issues
What is meant by normal in childrem,
What are some common deformities ...,
In regards to bendy legs what is ...
26
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Paediatric orthopaedic trauma
What children are most likely to ...,
What are the principles of childr...,
What occurs at the growth plates
41
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The acute liming child
What is a limp and how does it pr...,
What are the common cause of limp...,
What regions mainly cause limp
18
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Peadiatic orthopeadics: an overview
Why are children not small adults,
What is the anatomy of a childs bone,
What are the biochemical differen...
14
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Bone and soft tissue tumours
What is a saroma,
What is a bone tumour,
What is are bone forming tumours ...
37
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Osteoathritis
What is osteoathritis,
What biochemical factors can lead...,
What causes inflammation in osteo...
15
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Orthopaedic foot and ankle pathologies
What are the treatment options fo...,
What are some common diseases of ...,
What are some common diseases of ...
49
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Common conditions of the hip
What is the role of thehead of th...,
What is the labrum what is the bl...,
What is osteoarthritis
22
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Common conditions of the knee
What are the menisci what are the...,
How can the menisci tear which me...,
How does a meniscal tear present
24
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Forensic aspects of trauma
What dictates the mechanisms of i...,
How are injuries classified,
What are blunt force injuries
18
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Multiply injured patient
What are the processes of trauma ...,
Who are the pre alert team who pr...,
What are the key points involved ...
18
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Traumatic fractures
What is an open fracture,
Why are open fractures importantw...,
What is compartment syndrome
11
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Spinal cord lesions
What area of the rib restricts th...,
Describe the curvature of the spine,
What is conus medularis what does...
25
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Common diseases of the spine
Describe the intervertebral discs...,
How does the ageing process affec...,
What is the pathological process ...
21
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Traumatic dislocations
What is a dislocation what is a s...,
How do you diagnose dislocationsw...,
How is a disclocation treatedwhat...
6
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