Test #2 Flashcards
(136 cards)
M/C skeletal injury in childhood?
Clavicles fx
Fxs that are frequent b/w ages of 20-40?
AC separation
Dislocation of the shoulder & clavicle fx
Common fxs in elderly?
Fxs of humeral head & surgical neck
Type of fx that is uncommon in childhood?
Rib fxs
Ribs that are M/C fx?
4-9
Type of Rib fx that shows up better on CT than xray?
Fxs at costovertebral junction & pos. aspect of ribs
Weightlifters tend to fx which ribs?
2nd
Throwing athletes tend to fx which rib?
stress fx at 1st rib
Golfer’s & passion fx happen at which ribs?
4-9
Cough (Post-tussive) causes fx at which ribs?
6-7 ant. ribs
A person w/ one or more ribs w/ 2 fxs & isolated fragments move in opposite direction during respiration (paradoxical motion) suffer from what?
Flail chest
Radiographic features of rib fxs?
Fx line Cortical offset Angular deformity Callus formation Extra-pleural sign
Complication of rib fxs?
Pneumothorax or hemothorax
Contusion
Pneumonia
M/C site of clavicle fx?
Middle portion
Clavicle fx healing is often assoc. w/ what?
Exuberant callus formation
Complications of clavicle fx?
Neurovascular damage Non-union Malunion post-traumatic osteolysis Degeneration arthritis
Post-traumatic osteolysis starts as what?
Cystic rarefaction
Most shoulder abnormalities are best identified on what type of view?
AP
What 2 views are obtained for a shoulder at a minimum?
AP w/ int. rotation
AP w/ ext. rotation
Type of view that shows pos. dislocation of shoulder well?
Grashey View
Type of view that shows ant. & pos. relationships of shoulder?
Axillary view
This view is AKA a “Y” view?
Scapular view
Ant. shoulder dislocations go which direction?
Med. & inf.
Pos. shoulder dislocation go which directions?
Sup. & lat