Quiz 4 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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A break in a bone

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Fracture

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2
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Does not break through the skin

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Simple/Closed Fracture

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3
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Portion of the bone protrudes through the skin

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Compound/Opened Fracture

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4
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Does not travel through entire bone

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Incomplete/Partial Fracture

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5
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Buckle in the cortex with no complete break

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Torus/Buckle Fracture

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6
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Fracture is in one side only (commonly in children

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Greenstick Fracture/Willow Stick/Hickory Stick

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7
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Break is complete and bone is broken into two pieces

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Complete Fracture

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8
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Near right angle to long axis of the bone

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Transverse Fracture

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9
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At an oblique angle to the bone

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Oblique Fracture

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10
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Bone is twisted apart and spirals around the long axis of the bone

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Spiral Fracture

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11
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Bone is splintered or crushed (two or more fragments)

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Comminuted Fracture

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12
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One fragment is firmly driven into the other

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Impacted Fracture

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13
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A fragment of bone is separated or pulled away

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Avulsion Fracture

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14
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Complete (100%) loss of articular congruity, i.e. no part of the articular surfaces of the bones contributing to the joint are touching each other

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Dislocation/Luxation

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15
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Partial (<100%) loss of articular congruity, i.e. some part of the articular surfaces of the bones contributing to the joint are touching each other

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Subluxation

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16
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Comminuted fracture of 1st metacarpophalangeal base

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Rolando Fracture

17
Q

Transverse fracture of the 1st metacarpophalangeal base

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Bennette’s Fracture

18
Q

Fracture of distal phalanx

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Baseball/Mallet Fracture

19
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Intraarticular fracture of the radial styloid process

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Hutchinson’s/Chauffeur’s Fracture

20
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Fracture of posterior lip of distal radius

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Barton’s Fracture

21
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4th-5th metacarpal fracture

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Boxer’s Fracture

22
Q

Fracture of distal radius with posterior/dorsal displacement

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Colles’ Fracture/Dinnerfork/Bayonet

23
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Fracture of the distal radius with anterior/palmar displacement

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Smith Fracture/Reverse Colles’

24
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Fracture of proximal half of the ulna with radial head dislocation

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Monteggia Fracture

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A fracture of the distal third of the radius with dislocation of the distal radioulnar joint.
Galeazzi Fracture
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Partial dislocation of the radial head of child
Nursemaid's/Jerked Elbow
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Projections applied for thumb
1. AP 2. PA 3. LATERAL 4. PA OBLIQUE
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MODIFICATIONS OF THUMB RADIOGRAPHY
1. ROBERT'S METHOD 2. LONG AND RAFERT 3. LEWIS 4. BURMAN'S METHOD 5. FOLIO METHOD
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In an AP projection of the thumb, the affected hand should be placed in ____
extreme internal rotation