Week 9 Orthopedics-Bos Notes

Front 1

Of the following list of words, which is NOT a word:
crepitus,
crepitance,
crepitant,
crepitants,
crepitation

Back 1

crepitants
is NOT a word

(crepitant is the adjectival form)

Front 2

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
facial fractures

Back 2

LeFort classification

Front 3

How are LeFort fractures transcribed?

Back 3

LeFort I
LeFort II
LeFort III

(roman numerals)

Front 4

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
rating system for Legg-Perthes disease:

Back 4

Catterall hip score

Front 5

How are Catterall hip scores transcribed:

Back 5

roman numerals I (no findings) through IV (involvement of the entire femoral head)

Front 6

NAME THE DISEASE:
pediatric avascular necrosis of the femoral head:

Back 6

Legg-Perthes disease

Front 7

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
classifying developmental dysplasia of the hip:

Back 7

Crowe classification

Front 8

How are Crowe classifications transcribed:

Back 8

using 'grade' & roman numerals I, II, & III
grade I = less than 50% subluxation;
grade II = 50% to 75% subluxation;
grade III = 75% to 100% subluxation

Front 9

an incomplete or partial dislocation is called:

Back 9

subluxation

Front 10

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
for classifying subcapital fractures of the femoral neck:

Back 10

Garden

Front 11

How are Garden fractures transcribed?

Back 11

using lowercase 'stage' & arabic numerals:
stage 1 (incomplete),
stage 2,
stage 3 (most complete)

Front 12

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
olecranon fractures

Back 12

Mayo

Front 13

How are Mayo fractures transcribed?

Back 13

using roman numerals and capital letters;
I=undisplaced;
IA=noncomminuted;
IB=comminuted;
II=displaced, stable
IIA=noncomminuted;
IIB=comminuted
III=displaced, unstable;
IIIA=noncomminuted;
IIIB=comminuted

Front 14

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
classifying shoulder impingement:

Back 14

Neer staging

Front 15

How is Neer staging transcribed?

Back 15

using roman numerals I, II, III

I = inflammation & edema of the rotator cuff;
II = degenerative fibrosis;
III = partial or full-thickness tear

Front 16

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
proximal humeral physeal fractures in children

Back 16

Neer-Horowitz

Front 17

Using the Mayo system of classification, what are the 3 main classifications?

Back 17

Mayo I = undisplaced;
Mayo II = displaced, stable;
Mayo III = displaced, unstable

Front 18

In the Mayo system, what do A & B represent?

Back 18

A = noncomminuted
B = comminuted

Front 19

How is the Neer-Horowitz classification transcribed?

Back 19

using roman numerals I,II, III, & IV;
I = less than 5 mm displacement;
IV = displaced more than 2/3s the width of the shaft

Front 20

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
assessing the damage in chondromalacia patellae:

Back 20

Outerbridge scale

Front 21

How is the Outerbridge scale transcribed?

Back 21

using lowercase 'grade' and arabic numerals 1 (minimal) through 4 (excessive)

Front 22

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
epiphyseal fractures

Back 22

Salter

Front 23

How are Salter fractures transcribed?

Back 23

using roman numerals I (least severe) through VI (most severe)

Salter III fracture

Front 24

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
tibial plate fractures in terms of injury and therapeutic requirements:

Back 24

Schatzker

Front 25

How are Schatker fractures transcribed?

Back 25

using 'type' and roman numerals:
type I = least complicated
through
type VI = most complicated

Front 26

NAME THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR:
fractures involving the physis in children:

Back 26

Salter-Harris

Front 27

How are Salter-Harris fractures transcribed?

Back 27

using roman numerals I through V
type I = fracture across the physis only
type V = crush injury to physis
(Salter-Harris fracture type II)

Front 28

How are cranial nerves transcribed?

Back 28

either arabic or roman numerals (facility/client preference)
but
12th cranial nerve (ordinals w/ arabic numbers)