Test I Sacral Fractures, Coccygeal Fractures, and Pelvic Fractures

Question 1

Sacral fractures are MC at this spot

Answer 1

3rd and 4th segments

Question 2

Sacral Fractures usually occur from

Answer 2

driect trauma

Question 3

This is when you break the sacrum up into 3 zones usued in naming the fracture location

Answer 3

Denis Classification

Question 4

Coccygeal fractures are usually in this orientation

Answer 4

Horizontal

Question 5

Coccygeal fractures are MC seen on this film

Answer 5

Lateral

Question 6

Pelvic fractures are unstable if

Answer 6

fracture of both rings

Question 7

This is a illiac wing fracture

Answer 7

Duverney Fracture

Question 8

Duverney Fractures are splitting of the illiac wings

Answer 8

vertically

Question 9

This is the MC fracture of the pelvis

Answer 9

Ischiopubic Rami Fracture

Question 10

Ischiopubic fracture usually affects which rami

Answer 10

Inferior Rami

Question 11

This is a ipsilateral double vertical shearing fracture of superior and inferior pubic rami with fracture or dislocation about the ipilateral SI joint

Answer 11

Malgaigne Fracture

Question 12

This is the MC pelvic fracture

Answer 12

Malgaigne Fracture

Question 13

Avulsion fractures of the pelvis are MC in the

Answer 13

Ischial Tuberosities

Question 14

Avulsion fractures can occur in the

Answer 14

ASIS
AIIS
Ischial Tuberosities
Illiac Crest
Symphysis
Greater Trochanter
Lesser Trochanter

Question 15

This is a contralateral double vertical fracture of the pelvis

Answer 15

Bucket-Handle Fracture

Question 16

Bucket Handle Fractures occur in the

Answer 16

Superior and Inferior Pubic Rami

Question 17

This is a bilateral Superior and inferior Pubic Rami fracture

Answer 17

Straddle Fracture

Question 18

This is diastasis of the pubic symphysis

Answer 18

Sprung Pelvis

Question 19

Sprung Pelvis can also be called

Answer 19

“open book” fracture

Question 20

This is muiltple fractures of the pelvis

Answer 20

Comlex Pelvis fractures