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What is the benefit of external fixation? - ANSWER-limb lengthening, tissue preservation, & deformity correcting fragment fractures - ANSWER-transverse, linear, oblique (non displaced), oblique (displaced), spiral, greenstick, comminuted intra-articular vs extra-articular fracture - ANSWER-intra...

MSC ORT Exam 4 Trauma Questions with correct answers History of AO - ANSWER-leading orthopedic philosophy in surgical fracture care guides surgical principles of today AO principles steps - ANSWER-Align and approximate (anatomical reduction) Stabilize/internal fixation restore blood flow earl...

What are the 3 bones of the knee joint? - ANSWER-femur, tibia, patella, Range of Motion aimed for in a total knee replacement? - ANSWER-125-135 degrees of flexion abduction - ANSWER-movement away from the midline what knee compartment is subjected to the more weight bearing? - ANSWER-medial T/...

Acute - ANSWER-Caused by sudden overload of forces on healthy bone that exceeds the capacity of the bone to withstand those forces Bending Force - ANSWER-A force that causes a structure to curve around an axis Bony Crepitus - ANSWER-describe the grating, crackling or popping sounds and sensatio...

Principles of AO - ANSWER-Anatomical reduction, Stable internal fixation, preservation of blood supply, early mobilization Fixation - ANSWER-External fixation is a temporary solution for trauma. Internal can be temporary or permanent. Helps fuse or heal fracture sites. Principles of plate fixati...

What bones make up the Knee Joint? - Femur - Tibia - Patella (NOT the fibula) - _______ is also referred to as "Compact" or Lamellae" - It is the strong, dense _______surface of a bone - Makes up ____% of the skeleton - Cortical Bone is also referred to as "Compact" or Lamellae" - It ...

The Hip - A true ball and socket joint. - Surrounded by powerful/balanced muscles - Enabling wide range of motion while maintaining stability 6 primary hip b

femur patella tibia Fibula lateral the fibula is always medial or lateral of the tibia? cortical bone compact, strong, dense outer surface of the bone 80% of the

Osteoblast Bone-building cell, secretes osteoid (collagen), single nucleus, from MSC Describe the tissue found in the hard callus phase. Disorganized Structure, Immature, woven, 70% collagen and 30% mineral. Describe the tissue found in the remodeling phase. Organized structure, mature, lamella...

Two most common causes of fracture - ANSWER--falls -automobile accidents 4 most common fractures bones - ANSWER-1. vertebral body 2. distal radius 3. proximal femur (hip) 4. Tibia/fibula (ankle) Acute fracture - ANSWER-a single traumatic incident Stress fracture - ANSWER-bone reacts to repeat...

MSC- Week 1 - Orthopedic Reconstruction and Trauma Vocabulary Distal - ANSWER-Away from the area. Proximal - ANSWER-Close to the area. Superior - ANSWER-Above the area. Inferior - ANSWER-Below the area. Anterior - ANSWER-The front of the area. Posterior - ANSWER-The back of the area. Medial ...

1. Falls from standing (geriatrics) 2. MVA - ANSWER-What are the two most common causes of fractures? 1. Vertebral Body 2. Distal Radius 3. Proximal Femur (Hip) 4. Tibia/Fibula (Ankle) - ANSWER-What are the four most commonly fractured bones? True - ANSWER-(T/F) A single traumatic incident is...

What are the 4 most commonly fractured bones? - ANSWER--vertebral body -distal radius -proximal femur (hip) -tibia/fibula (ankle) What are the 3 main causes of falls in the elderly population? - ANSWER-dementia low Blood Pressure cardiac problems List the long bones in the body. - ANSWER-hum...

Multifragmentary Fracture - ANSWER-Complex fracture with several irregular intermediate fragments involving 4cm or more of the tibial diaphysis. extensive shattering. Comminuted Fracture - ANSWER-When a bone breaks into several pieces Intra-articular - ANSWER-Situated within, occurring within, o...