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12 Cards in this Set
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what are some common complications of musculoskeletal injuries?
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ARDS (fat embolism), DVT, Atelectasis, ectopic bone formation, nerve compression, osteomyelitis
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in what type of bone would you be most likely to have an "impacted bone fracture"
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MC in metaphyseal bone
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what are the 5 MC types of closed reduction manuvers?
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Stimson, Mitch, Hippocratic, traction/counteraction, scapular manipulation
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most common type of glenohumeral dislocation?
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anterior
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name two common types of complications with recurrent dislocations of the anterior glenohumeral ?
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bankhart lesion, hill-sachs deformity
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what are the two main divisions of the neer classification system and what fracture is it used for?
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proximal humerous fractures:
-non displaced -displaced 2/3/4 part fx |
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what is the MC MOI of the proximal humerous fx?
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FOOSH.
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what is the unhappy triad?
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the 3 MC injuries to the knee usually due to a lateral blow to the knee in sports: 1) ACL 2)MCL 3)medial meniscus
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name the fx of the mid or proximal ulna with anterior dislocation of the radial head. MOI; forceful pronation of direct blow to dorsum of ulna
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monteggia fx
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an injury pattern in volving a radial shaft fracture with associated dislocation of the distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) which disrupts the forearm axis joint
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galeazzi fx/dislocation
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characterized by dissociation b/t diaphysis and condyles of distal numerus, frequently extended distally and involves articular surface
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distal humerous fx
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silver fork deformity. extra-articular fx with dorsal angulation
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colles fx
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