Orthopedics Flashcards

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MC peripheral nerve entrapment compression neuropathy

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Carpel tunnel syndrome - Median nerve - lateral 3.5 fingers

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Tendons of rotator cuff

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Subscapularis
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Teres minor

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Rotator cuff is deficient

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Inferiorly

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MC joint to undergo dislocation

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Shoulder

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MC joint to undergo recurrent dislocation

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Shoulder

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Why Shoulder is MC joint to dislocate?

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Because of Bankart’s and Hill sacs lesion

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MC type of shoulder dislocation?

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Anterior

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ARC of abduction

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0-15 - supraspinatus
15-90 - deltoid
>90 - serratus anterior, trapezius

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External rotation of shoulder done by?

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T. minor and infraspinatus

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Reverse praying hands position test for?

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Carpel tunnel syndrome - Phalen’s test

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Tinel’s sign

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Direct percussion of Median nerve at wrist

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Collateral ligament in knee provides stability in?

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Coronal plane

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Cruciate ligament in knee provides in?

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Sagittal plane

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Most common ligament to undergo degeneration is?

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Middle meniscus ligament (weight bearing ligament)

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Most common ligament to undergo tear is?

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Middle collateral ligament

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Most common ligament to undergo surgery repair is?

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ACL

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MC cause of Hemarthrosis in knee?

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ACL tear

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Middle meniscus ligament tear test?

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Apley’s McMurrays Test

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Cruciates tests

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Dover and lachmann’s

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Ligament needed while going downstairs?

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ACL

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Ligament needed while going upstairs?

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PCL

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Menisci medial and lateral are?

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cushions/shock absorbers

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Collaterals test

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stress test

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MC joint in osteoarthiritis

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Knee

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Sparing of wrist and MCPJ is a feature of?
Osteoarthritis
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Involvement of wrist and MCPJ is a feature of?
Rheumatoid arthritis
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Osteoarthritis MC muscle involvement
Quadriceps femoris
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MC non-weight bearing joins involvement in Osteoarthritis?
PIP joint - Bouchard's nodes DIP joint - Heberden's nodes
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1st x-ray sign of OA
asymmetric reduction of joint space (Medial>lateral)
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Cock-up splint
shaft of humerus fracture - radial nerve palsy
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knuckle bender splint
Claw hand deformity - ulnar nerve palsy
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Thumb free in cast - elderly female
Collie's fracture - handshake cast
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Thumb covered in cast - young male
scaphoid cast - holding cast
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Cylinder/tube cast used in?
Patella fracture
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MC pin used
Steinmann pin
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Components of skeletal traction
Steinmann's pin Denham's pin K-wire Bohler's stirrup
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k-nail characteristics?
hollow Intra-medullary nail fracture shaft of femur and tibia
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Seddon's classification
Neurapraxia - demyelination - physiological conduction block Axonotmesis - axonal disruption Neurotmesis - axon+nerve sheath distruption - complete anatomical conduction block
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Neurapraxia - demyelination
Postural n palsy - sat night palsy - radial nerve - cockup splint
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hangman's fracture
Axis bone
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chance fracture
seat belt injury - jack knife injury
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Jeffersons fracture
ring of C1 - bursting fracture
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Cobb's angle
Scoliosis
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Kite's angle
CTEU/Club foot
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Bohler's angle
Fracture calcaneum
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Pauwel's angle
Neck of femur
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Monteggia's fracture
Fracture of proximal 1/3rd of ulna with radial head dislocation
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Galezzi's fracture
Fracture of middle and distal 1/3rd of radius with distal radio-ulnar joint dislocation
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Nightstick fracture
Fracture of shaft of ulna
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Collie's fracture
Distal end of radius with extra-articular displacement away from wrist
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Smith's fracture
Distal end of radius with extra-articular displacement anterior/volar
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MC complication of Smith's fracture
Malunion - gardener spade deformity
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MC complication of Collie's fracture
Finger stiffness - malunion - dinner fork deformity
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MC stress fracture
tibia>2nd metacerpel (March fracture)
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IOC stress fracture
MRI Unilateral Bone scan bilateral
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MC open fracture
Tibia
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MC Pathological Fracture bone
Vertebrae body T12
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MC Tarsal bone #
Calcaneum
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MC Metacarpal bone #
5th Metacarpal - neck - boxer's #
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MC Metatarsal bone #
5th - base - Jones #
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MC complication clavicle #
Malunion
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MC complication proximal humerous
Malunion
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MC complication Supra Condylar #humerous
Malunion
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MC complication # lateral condyle humorous
non-union
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MC complication # Neck of femur
Non-union
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MC complication # IT Femur
Malunion
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MC complication # scaphoid
Non-union
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MC complication # Neck Talus
Subtalar arthritis
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MC cause of Genu varus in adults
Osteo-Arthritis
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MC cause of Genu varus in children
Rickets
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2 yo baby multiple fractures sign of violence
Battered baby syndrome
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2 yo baby multiple long bone fractures + blue sclera + poor dentition + diaphyseal fractures and bow deformities
Osteogenesis imperfecta/Brittle bone disease
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Osteogenesis imperfecta/Brittle bone disease gene?
COL1A1 gene
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Osteogenesis imperfecta/Brittle bone disease amino acid substitution?
glycine substratanlion type 1 collagen synthesis defect
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2-month baby, bone marrow suppression, excess white bone which diseases?
Osteopetrosis/Marble bone disease
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x-ray rugger jersey spine
osteopetrosis + renal osteodystrophy (more common)
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DOC Paget's disease
bisphosphonates
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IOC/gold std investigation for osteoporosis
DEXA scan - Tscore - less than -2.5 -- calculates bone mineral density
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DOC osterporosis
Bisphosphonates
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Mc site of origin of TB hip
Acetabulum roof
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Stage 1 of TB hip
Synovitis capsular distension painful highly Attitude FAbEr
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Stage 2 TB hip
Early arthritis Less painful Attitude FAdEr x-ray less joint space limp shortening <1cm
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Stage 3 TB hip
Advanced arthritis Painless Attitude LAdIr Limb shortening >1 cm
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Stage 4 TB hip
Subluxation/Dislocation Wandering hip joint
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MC causative agent of osteomyelitis
Overall: staph aureus Sickel cell: Salmonella
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Mc route of spread of osteomyelitis
Hematopenous
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MC site of osteomyelitis
Metaphysis of distal femur
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MC site of Brodies abscess
Tibia
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MC site of Garre's osteomyelitis
Mandible
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What is Brodies abscess?
Subacute osteomyelitis
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MC causative agent of septic arthritis
Staph aureus
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MC site of Septic arthritis
Knee>hip
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Sequestrum
Necrotic bone pathological hallmark of chronic osteomyelitis
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0-1 year Tx club foot
Ponseti's technique manipulation by doctor and casting (POP cast application) sequential correction
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Club foot splint
Denis Brown splint (night) CTEV shoes (day)
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1-3 year Tx club foot
PMSTR - Posteromedial tissue release
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More than 3 year Tx club foot
Bony surgery
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More than 10 year Tx club foot
Triple arthrodesis
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Steps of Biological fracture healing
1. Fracture hematoma <7 days 2. Inflammation 2-3 weeks 3. Soft callus 3rd week (1st visible x-ray sign) 4. Woven bone/Hard callus 4-6 weeks (1st clinical sign of fracture union) 5. Remodeling 2-3 years
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MC benign bone tumor not true bone tumor
Osteochondroma (bony stalk with cartilage cap)
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MC true benign bone tumor
Nidus (Osteoid <2 cm full of prostaglandins) + peripheral sclerotic rim (osteoma)
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Pain relived by Aspirin in which bone tumor?
Osteoid osteoma
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Sun ray/Sun burst appearance
Osteosarcoma
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Soap bubble appearance is seen in?
Giant cell tumor
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Multiple blood-filled sinusoids
Aneurysmal bone cyst
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Run over injury Hypotension + tachycardia blood at tip of external ureteral meatus Bladder/ureteral injury
Hypovolemic shock (avg blood loss: 2 liters) Immediate management: pelvic external fixator
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MC complication of posterior and anterior hip dislocations
Avascular necrosis
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Posterior hip dislocation nerve injured?
Sciatic Nerve
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Anterior hip dislocation nerve injured?
Femoral nerve
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MC cause of Anterior hip dislocation
Bike accident
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MC cause of Posterior hip dislocation
Car accident dashboard injury
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Attitude in Post hip dislocation
FAdIr
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Attitude in Ant hip dislocation
FAbEr
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MC site of Pott's spine
Lower thoracic spine
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1st x-ray sign of Pott's spine
Decrease in TV disc space
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Multiple Enchondromatoses of hand
Ollier's disease of Maffucci's disease
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Enchondromatoses happens in?
Hands more than feet and single more than multiple
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Types of lesions in Pott's spine
Paradiscal Central Anterior Posterior
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Anderson Gustillo classification
1. open fracture with a wound <1 cm 2. open fracture with a wound >1 cm without extensive soft-tissue damage 3. open fracture with extensive soft-tissue damage 3a. 3 with adequate soft tissue coverage 3b. 3 with soft tissue loss and periosteal stripping and bone exposure 3c. 3 with arterial injury needing repair
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Muscle in the second compartment of wrist
Extensor carpi radialis brevis and longus
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Short 4th and 5th metacarpal is seen in?
Pseudohypoparathyroidism
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Gower's sign is seen in?
Duchenne muscular dystrophy
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Double medial malleolus is a sign of?
Rickets
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Which ligament is involved in pes-planus (flat foot)?
Spring ligament
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Froment's sign is a feature of?
Ulnar nerve palsy
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Sun ray appearance of osteosarcoma is due to?
Vascular calcification
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Triple deformity of tubercular arthritis of knee is?
Flexion Posterior (lateral) subluxation External rotation
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Spina ventosa is?
Tubercular dactylitis and is seen in phalanges
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Gallow's traction is used for the fracture of?
Shaft of femur
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Bumper fracture is?
Fracture of lateral tibial plateau
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Which nerve is injured in the fracture of fibula?
Common peroneal nerve