Lower extremities Flashcards

1
Q

the usual cause of retroperitoneal hemorrhage secondary to pelvic fx

A

disruption of the venous plexus in the post pelvis

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2
Q

main blood supply to femoral head

A

ascending branch of medial circumflex

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3
Q

how to reduce the incidence of heterotopic ossification?

A

indomethacin; radiation

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4
Q

most common traumatic hip dislocations

A

post

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5
Q

the classic appearance of an individual w/ post. hip dislocat

A
  • severe pain

- flex, internal rotat, adduct

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6
Q

position of an individual w/ ant. hip dislocat

A

hip in external rotat, flex, abduct

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7
Q

why should one reduce the hip on an urgent basis?

A

to minimize the risk of osteonecrosis of femoral head

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8
Q

almost all femoral head fx are associated w/ _______

A

hip dislocations

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9
Q

where is the weight bearing surface of femoral head?

A

superior to the fovea

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10
Q

appearance of an individual w/ displaced femoral neck fx

A

nonambulatory, short, ext. rotat

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11
Q

disadvantage of prosthetic placement vs ORIF

A

greater blood loss

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12
Q

primary total hip replacement vs hemiarthroplasty

A

eliminates the potential for acetabular erosion

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13
Q

landmarks of acetabulum (AP)

A

(a) iliopubic or iliopectineal(arcuate) line;
(b) ilioischial line
(c) teardrop
(d) roof of the acetabulum;
(e) anterior rim of the acetabulum;
(f) posterior rim of the acetabulum.

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14
Q

complications of femoral neck fx

A
  • ORIF:nonunion, osteonecrosis, fixation failure

- Replacement: dislocation

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15
Q

appearance of intertrochanteric fx

A

short, ext. rotat, varus

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16
Q

intertrochanteric fx stability is determined by

A

the presence of posteromedial bony contact

17
Q

which vascular structure is prone to injuries in knee dislocation?

A

popliteal

18
Q

reduction after radiograph in knee dislocation

A

no. immediate reduction bf radiograph

19
Q

most common long bone fx

A

tibia/fibula shaft fx

20
Q

highest nonunion rate for all long bones

A

diaphyseal tibia fx

21
Q

deltoid lig(medial ankle)

A

*superficial
1.naviculotibial
2.calcaneotibial
3.talotibial
*deep
deep talotibial

22
Q

fibilar collateral lig (lat ankle)

A
  1. ant talofibular
  2. post talofibular
  3. calcaneofibular
23
Q

how to manage dislocated ankle?

A

reduced and splinted immediately (bf image)