Small Frag Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

What does LCP stand for?

A

Locking Compression Plate

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2
Q

What do we aim for with internal fixation?

A

Reduction
Stable fixation
Early functional mobilisation
Preservation of blood supply

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3
Q

What is a COMBI bone plate hole?

A

One side of the hole is threaded, the other is smooth

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4
Q

The compression is always directed to the middle of the plate due to what?

A

The combi holes are reverse on the other half of the plate

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5
Q

How does the conventional screw act on the plate?

A

It acts by compressing the plate to the bone

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6
Q

How does the locking screw work on the plate?

A

It is mechanically anchored to the plate without compression

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7
Q

What’s are the differences between locking screws and vortex screws?

A

Locking screws have a threaded head, a larger core diameter, creates a fixed angle

Cortex screws have a smooth head, smaller core diameter and have a variable angle implantation

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8
Q

What size implants are in the small frag?

A

2.7mm, 3.5mm and 4.00mm

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9
Q

What’s the difference between an LC-DCP and a DCP?

A

The LC-DCP has grooves underneath to reduce tissue damage to the periosteum.
Also provides biderectional compression and more stiff

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10
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What are the screws available in small frag?

A

2.7 cortex
2.7 locking
3.5 cortex
3.5 locking
4 cancellous

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11
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What is the drill bit and drive type for the 2.7mm cortex screw?

A

2.00mm drill bit and 2.5 hex drive

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12
Q

What is the drill bit and drive type for the 2.7mm locking screw?

A

2mm drill bit with a T8 stardrive

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13
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What is the drill bit and drive type for a 3.5 cortex screw?

A

2.5mm drill bit with a 2.5 hex

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14
Q

What is the drill bit and drive type for a 3.5 locking screw?

A

2.8 drill bit with a T15 stardrive

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15
Q

What is the drill bit and drive type for the 4.00mm cancellous screw?

A

2.5 drill bit with a 2.5 hex

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16
Q

What drive type to the cortex and cancellous screws use in small frag?

A

2.5mm hex drive

17
Q

What screw should generally be used first to compress the plate to bone?

A

A cortex screw

18
Q

What torque limiter is used for 3.5mm locking screws?

19
Q

What torque limiter is used with 2.7 locking screws?

A

.8Nm (with red on it)

20
Q

What are some of the plates found in small frag?

A
  • LCP Locking compression 3.5
  • LCP One third tubular plate
  • LCP Reconstruction plate 3.5
  • LCP t-plate right angle 3.5
  • LCP proximal humerus plate 6holehead 3.5
  • LCP t plate oblique left/oblique right
21
Q

What size holes do the compression plates come in in small frag?

A

Ranging from 5-14 (excluding 7,11,13)