Hip Fracture Flashcards

1
Q

Etiology

mostly ________

A

traumatic

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2
Q

Risk Factors
_____ fall (balance issue)

_____ dysfunction

_____ (outside world spinning)

________ influencing BP/dizziness

A

previous
gait
vertigo
Medications

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3
Q

Structures Involved
Bone- most commonly _____ _____

Ligaments- _______ they are likely damaged along with dislocations

A

femoral neck

RARE

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4
Q

Hip Fx is the MOST requent fx presenting to ____

Avg age = ____ years old

A

ER

80

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5
Q

Types of fx

_______

_______ ________

________

A

intertrochanteric
femoral neck
subtronchanteric

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6
Q

S&S

Observation: _______ LE and in _______ position

A

shortened
ERot

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7
Q

Special Tests

+ ________ _______ Tap Test

A

Patellofemoral Pubic

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8
Q

PT Rx
primarily treating the ________ of other tissues

A

immobilization

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9
Q

At what time after the fx does this patientt MOST often show up for Outpatient PT?

A

when clinical union occurs between 4-8 weeks any bony callus forms on x-ray (no fx line)

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