Week 9 Orthopedics-Bone Fractures

Front 1

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
falling on an outstretched hand resulting in breakage of the distal radius:

Back 1

Colles fracture

Front 2

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
A reverse Colles fracture is one in which the lower fragment is displaced anteriorly and is called:

Back 2

Smith fracture

Front 3

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
the bone is crushed in several places:

Back 3

comminuted

Front 4

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
bone snaps onto 2 or more parts:

Back 4

complete

Front 5

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
a fracture that severly damages the soft tissue that surrounds the fractured bone but the bone does not protrude through the skin:

Back 5

complex (closed) fracture

Front 6

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
bone breaks through the skin and may recede back into the skin and not be visible:

Back 6

compound (open)

Front 7

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
vertebrae are smashed together resulting in the bone flattening out & may be the result of a fall in which the patient lands on his or her buttocks or as a result of a pathologic process:

Back 7

compression fracture

Front 8

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
any fracture where a portion of the bone is forced inward, such as with a skull or facial fracture:

Back 8

depressed fracture

Front 9

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
the bone is broken and the ends are pulled out of anatomical position:

Back 9

displaced fracture

Front 10

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
incomplete fracture in which the bone is bent or broken only on 1 side:

Back 10

greenstick fracture

Front 11

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
a very thin break in which the bone pieces remain together, & is often hard to detect on x-ray:

Back 11

hairline fracture

Front 12

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
commonly seen in children, this is a fracture in which the ends are driven into each other:

Back 12

impacted fracture
(buckle fracture)

Front 13

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
bone cracks but not all the way through:

Back 13

incomplete fracture

Front 14

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
the bone is broken but remains in anatomical position:

Back 14

nondisplaced fracture

Front 15

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
fracture in which the break slopes, or is slanted:

Back 15

oblique fracture

Front 16

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
bone breaks, but there is no open wound:

Back 16

simple (closed) fracture

Front 17

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
bone is broken spirally due to a twisting force:

Back 17

spiral fracture

Front 18

NAME THE TYPE OF BONE FRACTURE:
fracture at a right angle to the bone's long axis:

Back 18

transverse fracture

Front 19

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
assesses pediatric avascular necrosis of the femoral head:

Back 19

Catterall hip score;
roman numerals I through IV

Front 20

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
classification of subcapital fractures of the femoral neck:

Back 20

Garden stage 1, 2, 3

Front 21

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
classification system of facial fractures:

Back 21

LeFort I, II, III

Front 22

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
classification system for olecrenon fractures:

Back 22

Mayo type I, IA, IB, II, IIA, IIB, III, IIIA, IIIB

Front 23

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
classification system for proximal humeral physeal fractures in children:

Back 23

Neer-Horowitz I through IV

Front 24

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
fracture involving physis in children:

Back 24

Salter-Harris type I (fracture across the physis) through
type V (crush injury to the physis

Front 25

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
classification system for tibial fractures:

Back 25

Schatzker type I through VI

Front 26

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
system for classifying intertrochanteric fractures:

Back 26

Tronzo type I through V

Front 27

NAME THE FRACTURE CLASSIFICATION & TRANSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS:
stress injury to the bone & stress fractures:

Back 27

no classification;
grade I through grade IV