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Which of the following is correct for the classification of Fingertip avulsion injuries?
A. Type A is transverse skin loss. B. Type B is Oblique dorsal skin loss. C. Type A is Oblique volar skin loss. D. Type C is Oblique volar skin loss. |
D.
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What are the Type A, B and C fingertip avulsion classifications?
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Type A = Oblique dorsal skin loss
Type B = Transverse skin loss Type C = Oblique volar skin loss. |
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Which of the 3 Types of fingertip avulsion skin loss injuries is the most complex to manage: A, B or C ?
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C.
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Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding fingertip avulsion injuries?
A. Type A and B injuries, with loss of < 50% of the nailbed, can be Conservatively treated. B. Type B avulsion injuries to the fingertip are Transverse in orientation. C. Major amputations of the fingertip OR crush injuries may require terminalisation of the finger. D. Type A avulsion injuries of the fingertip are the most complex to manage. |
D. Type C are the most complex.
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