A 28-year-old construction worker sustains a direct blow to his left forearm with obvious deformity and severe pain. On examination, there is a small puncture wound over the ulnar shaft. What is the most critical immediate next step in management aft

Assess neurovascular status distal to the injury.

During surgical exposure for a mid-diaphyseal radial shaft fracture via the Henry (anterior) approach, which neurovascular structure is most directly at risk and requires careful identification and protection?

Radial artery and superficial radial nerve

A 7-year-old presents with a completely displaced mid-diaphyseal both bones forearm fracture. After an unsuccessful attempt at closed reduction and casting, what is the most appropriate next step in management?

Flexible intramedullary nailing (FIN) of both radius and ulna.

Which of the following describes the typical displacement of the proximal radial fracture fragment in a mid-diaphyseal radial fracture that is proximal to the insertion of the pronator teres?

Supinated and radially translated.

A 35-year-old male sustains an isolated, closed, mid-shaft both bones forearm fracture. He undergoes ORIF with plates and screws. Four hours post-operatively, he complains of severe pain disproportionate to the injury, increasing with passive stretch

Measure forearm compartment pressures urgently.

Which of the following is a recognized long-term complication unique to both bones forearm fractures, particularly challenging for restoring full function?

Heterotopic ossification leading to synostosis

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This module provides 30 advanced multiple-choice questions for ABOS Part I and AAOS OITE exams, focusing on forearm and wrist fractures. It covers Galeazzi and distal radius fractures, surgical management, complications like compartment syndrome and DRUJ instability, and rehabilitation. Ideal for orthopaedic residents and surgeons preparing for board certification.

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