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What is the significance of a displaced lateral 1/3 # of the clavicle?
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The Coracoclavicular ligament has been disrupted.
This is a/w 25% of nonunion. |
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What is a Pilon #?
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It's a comminution of the distal tibia. Often confused with a trimalleolar #.
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What is the patella apprehension test?
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Lateral movement of the patella leading to resistance and fear from the patient
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Name 3 classifications of pelvic #
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Kane-according to break in ring
Young/Burgess-based on pattern of injury:lateral,AP or vertical. Tile-directions of instability:stable, rotational and vertical instability |
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Methods of M&R of Shoulder D/L?
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Scapula manipulation
Stimson Method(hanging arm) Milch Maneuver Kocher's (manipulation) Hippocrates |
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What is the Lover's Triad?
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Calcaneum #, vertebral # and forearm #.
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What is Barton's #?
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Intra-articular rim # of the distal radius. Can be volar or dorsal.
Volar hard to reduce because of flexor muscle. Dorsal need ORIF if >50% |
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What is Jone's fracture?
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Transverse # of the base of 5th MT within 1-3cm distal to the proximal tuberosity
1/3 develop non-union. |
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Name one classification of # Neck of humerus
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Neer's classification
1 part-no displacement 2 part-1 fragment displacement 3 part-2 fragments 4 part-3 fragments |
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What is lisfranc's Injury?
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Tarsometatarsal d/l with or w/o #
Look for 1. # base of 2nd MT 2. Diastasis of 1st and 2nd MT 3. Diastasis of middle and medial cuneiform |
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What is Colle's #?
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Distal radius # with dorsal displacement
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What is Plafond #?
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Avulsion # of the anterolateral piece of distal tiba attached to the ATFL.
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What are the parts of a # neck of humerus
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Anatomical neck
Greater tuberosity Lesser tuberosity Surgical neck |
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What is Maisoneuve's #?
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Medial malleolus # a/w proximal # of the fibula.
This is a/w tibiofibular ligament disruption. |
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What is Galeazzi #?
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# of distal radius + d/l of the DRUJ.
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What is Tillaux #?
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It is a impact injury of the talus on the medial aspect of the tibia during dorsiflexion
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What is Essex Lopresti #?
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Radial Head# with DRUJ dislocation
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What is Rolando's #?
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Comminuted intra-articular # of base of 1st MC
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What is Gamekeeper's thumb?
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Disruption of the Ulnar collateral ligament of the thumb.
Test with valgus stress. Seen in skiing injuries or wringing game birds. |
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What is Smith's #?
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Distal radius # with volar tilt. Hard to reduce because of flexor muscle pull.
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What is Bennett's Fracture?
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Intra-articular # of base of 1st MC
Pulled by abductor pollicis longus and brevis |
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What is boxer's #?
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# of the neck of the 5th MC
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What is Nightstick #?
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Solitary # of the ulna.
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What is Monteggia #?
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# of proximal 1/3 ulna with d/l of the radial head.
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What is Chauffer's #?
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# of the radial styloid. Described in drivers who used to hand crank cars.
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