Infection Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
Q

where do you see infection in infants?

A

epiphyseal and articular infection

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2
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where do you see infection in children?

A

metaphysis infection

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3
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where do you see infection in adults?

A

physis, subarticular infection

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4
Q

What is the body’s response that means to set apart?

-“dead bone resulting from cortical and medullary infarcts”

  • if small-removed by osteoblasts
  • if large- body will wall this off or expel dead bone
A

Sequestrum

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5
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What is the bodys response to wrap infection with new bone?

A

Involucrum

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6
Q

What is a cloaca?

A

its a sewer like channel made in involucrums to discharge infected bone

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7
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what findings are most often associated with hematogenous om?

A

sequestrum and involucrum

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8
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what starts as malignant degeneration and progresses to squamous cell of the channel within the cloaca?

assoc with long standing chronic om

A

Marjolin’s ulcer

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9
Q

What is a localized abortive form of suppurative om which can present as a nidus of infection?

A

brodie’s abscess

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10
Q

what are the routes of contamination?

A

hematogenous
direct innoculation
spread from source (direct extension)
postop infection

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11
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what is is more dense, sequestrum or involucrum?

A

sequestrum

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12
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what is salmonella om mostly associated with?

A

sickle cell

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13
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which bone scan reacts with calcium hydroxyapatite to form insoluble calcium salts and is a highly sensitive marker of increased bone turnover?

A

Technetium 99m

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14
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What are the phases of T-99m?

A

blood flow
blood pool
bone uptake

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15
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What is significant of the four phase scan?

A

24 hr. delayed allows for max uptake

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16
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What bone scan resembles ferric ion and binds to plasma proteins?

17
Q

Which has a longer half life; t-99m or g-67

18
Q

how is osteomyelitis distinguished from cellulitis?

A

there is abnormal uptake of tc-99 in the third phase 2-3 hrs post injection

19
Q

why is Tc-99 done before considering ga-67?

A

because tc-99 has a shorter half life

-ga67 can be done the next day

20
Q

What bone scan results are positive for soft tissue infection?

A

increased in blood flow/blood pool stages of tc99 phases

positive ga-67 sacan

21
Q

what is useful in differentiating neurotrophic joint changes from changes from OM on septic arthritis?

22
Q

what does a negative indium-111 rule out and confirm?

A

rules out local OM and confirms charcot