(1,3) Wrist & Hand Injuries Flashcards

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What is the most common wrist fracture in geriatric patients?

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Colles Fx

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What population is primarily affected by Colles fractures?

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  • F > M
  • elderly, osteoporosis
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What is a Colles fracture?

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fracture of distal radius with dorsal angulation of distal fragment (radial plateau)

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What is the term for the appearance of a Colles fracture?

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dinner fork deformity
(dorsal angulation of distal fragment)

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5
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What is the name for a reverse Colles fracture?

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smith Fx

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What is the mechanism of a Smith fracture?

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FOOSH with flexed hand

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What is a Smith fracture?

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fracture of distal radius with anterior angulation of distal fragment (radial plateau)

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What is a Barton fracture?

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Fx of posterior rim of distal radius

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What is another name for a Barton fracture?

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rim Fx

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10
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What are the 3 names for a fracture of the radial styloid process?

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  • chauffeur Fx
  • backfire Fx
  • Hutchinson Fx
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What is the most common carpal bone to fracture in adults?

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scaphoid

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12
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What is the most common occult fracture in the human body?

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scaphoid Fx

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What is the mechanism of a scaphoid fracture?

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FOOSH

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14
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What part of the scaphoid is most likely to fracture?

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neck/waist

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What is the best radiographic view for a scaphoid fracture?

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PA wrist w/ ulnar deviation

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What are the possible complications of a scaphoid fracture?

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  • AVN
  • non-union
  • carpal instability (pseudoarthrosis)
  • degeneration
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What is the term for an avulsion of the dorsal surface of the triquetrum?

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fischer Fx

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18
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What is the 2nd most common carpal to fracture?

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triquetrum

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What is the mechanism of a Fischer fracture?

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FOOSH + hyperflexion

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What is the best view for a Fischer fracture?

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lateral

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21
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What is the radiographic sign for a Fischer fracture?

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pooping duck sign

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What are the possible mechanisms of a hook of hamate fracture?

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  • golfing or racquet sports
  • stress Fx
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What is the best radiographic view for a hook of hamate fracture?

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carpal tunnel view

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What is the most common carpal dislocation?

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What is the mechanism of a lunate dislocation?
FOOSH + hyperextension
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What was does the lunate displace when dislocated?
anteriorly (into carpal tunnel)
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What is the radiographic sign for a lunate dislocation?
pie sign
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What is the best radiographic view for a lunate dislocation?
PA
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What nerve is implicated in a lunate dislocation?
median n.
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What is the term for dorsal displacement of all carpals except the lunate, which stays in contact with the radius?
Perilunate dislocation
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What is another name for scapholunate dissociation?
rotary subluxation of the scaphoid
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What structure is damaged with scapholunate dissociation?
scapholunate lig
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What are the radiographic findings of scapholunate dissociation?
- Terry Thomas sign - Signet ring sign - DISI deformity
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What is the stability of scapholunate dissociation?
unstable
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What is the normal scapholunate angle?
30-60 deg
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What is Dorsal Intercalated Segmental Instability (DISI)?
dorsal angulation of lunate (scapholunate angle >60 deg)
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What is Volar Intercalated Segmental Instability (VISI)?
volar angulation of lunate (scapholunate angle <30 deg)
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What injury is DISI associated with?
scapholunate ligament (dissociation)
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What injury is VISI associated with?
lunotriquetral ligament
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What is the most common metacarpal fracture?
neck of 5th metacarpal
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What is the term for a fracture of the distal 2nd/3rd metacarpal?
boxer Fx
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What is the term for a fracture of the distal 4th/5th metacarpal?
bar room Fx
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What is Game Keeper thumb?
disruption of ulnar collateral ligament which may result in avulsion Fx at MCP jt of 1st digit
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What is another name for Gamekeeper thumb?
skier thumb
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What is the mechanism of Game keeper thumb?
hyperABduction of thumb
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What is a complication of Game keeper thumb?
Stener lesion (UCL becomes trapped btwn adductor pollicis and base of prox phalanx)
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What is the term for avulsion or impaction at the PIP in hyperextension?
volar plate Fx
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What is the term for an avulsion fracture of the dorsal corner of the base of the distal phalanx by extensor digitorum?
mallet Fx
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What is the mechanism of a mallet fracture?
forceful flexion of DIP
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What injury results in loss of DIP extension?
mallet Fx
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What is the term for avulsion of the flexor digitorum profundus?
jersey finger
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What is the mechanism of jersey finger?
forceful hyperextension of DIP
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What injury results in loss of DIP flexion?
jersey finger
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What is the most common direction of metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal joint dislocations?
posterior
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What are the most common dislocated joints in the body?
- metacarpophalangeal - interphalangeal