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Arab Orthopaedic Board MCQs - Part 29

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Arab Orthopaedic Board MCQs - Part 29
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Question 1

All the following comply to the progression of spondylolisthesis except:

Question 2

The most common identifiable cause of back pain in a child is:

Question 3

A high grade spondylolisthesis is associated most with:

Question 4

A heart-shaped buttocks is most associated with a:

Question 5

The most likely finding on physical examination of a patient with spondylolisthesis, would be:

Question 6

The gait of a child diagnosed to have a high grade spondylolisthesis, would be, a:

Question 7

Which of the following conditions is least associated with scoliosis:

Question 8

Oblique lumbar views highlight the "Scotty dog." Which of the following does not fit with the description of the contents of the Scotty dog:

Question 9

The slip angle is:

Question 10

The sacral inclination is:

Question 11

The pelvic incidence is:

Question 12

Single-Photon-Emission Computed Tomography is beneficial to a patient with spondylolisthesis. This is includes all except:

Question 13

Which of the following investigations is most useful to evaluate an atypical presentation, including pre-lysis of the pars interarticularis:

Question 14

Which of the following provides the best information on the healing potential of a pars defect:

Question 15

The key role of spinal orthotics in the treatment of spondylolysis is:

Question 16

One of the major risks of an anterior interbody fusion of the lumbar spine, would be:

Question 17

Long-tract clinical findings in the upper and lower extremities arising from involvement of the spinal cord by the spondylotic changes in the cervical spinal column is known as:

Question 18

Low levels of high-energy phosphates such as adenosine triphosphate, adenosine diphosphate, and phosphoryl creatine have been found in trapezius muscles of patients with:

Question 19

The biomechanical changes that occur with age result in a degenerative cascade. These include all, except:

Question 20

Patients who have cervical myelopathy with <40% compression are likely to have additional factors. Thes include all except:

Question 21

The normal anteroposterior diameter of the subaxial spine in normal adults measures:

Question 22

The segmental anteroposterior diameter as well as the volume of the cervical spinal canal have been found to be reduced in:

Question 23

Retrolisthesis of which of the following levels in the cervical spine could accentuate cord compression in elderly individuals with myelopathy:

Question 24

Pain in the posterior neck muscles that is worsened by flexion of the head suggests:

Question 25

Pain in the posterior aspect of the neck that is aggravated by extension and especially by rotation of the head to one side suggests:

Question 26

Neck pain with fever, weight loss, or non-mechanical neck pain may point to a:

Question 27

The symptoms of cervical radiculopathy that are aggravated by extension or lateral rotation of the head to the side of the pain is known as:

Question 28

A ”finger escape sign” is:

Question 29

A hyperactive scapulohumeral reflex is in favor of which of the following statements:

Question 30

Tapping of the spine of the scapula or acromion results in scapular elevation and/or abduction of the humerus is known as:

Question 31

By dividing the anteroposterior diameter of the spinal canal by the anteroposterior diameter of the vertebral body, is known as:

Question 32

What should the value of the Pavlov ratio be, to make the diagnosis of spinal stenosis:

Question 33

Translation of the cervical vertebra >3.5 mm and relative sagittal plane angulation of >11° is indicative of:

Question 34

In the evaluation of a patient suspected to have cervical myelopathy computed tomography myelography may be preferable to magnetic resonance imaging because of all, except:

Question 35

An MRI that shows a combination of low signal intensity on T1-weighted images and high signal intensity on T2-weighted images indicates all the following, except:

Question 36

The pedicle diameter at the level of T4 is:

Question 37

The pedicle diameter at the level of L5 is:

Question 38

Besides C2 pedicle at what other level of the cervical spine, was the pedicle also of a larger interdiameter, than all other cervical vertebrae and a pedicle screw can be inserted:

Question 39

Which of the cervical pedicle interdiameter was the smallest:

Question 40

At what level of the cervical spine is the vertebral artery least at risk while inserting a pedicle screw:

Question 41

The widest pedicle in the sagittal plane is at:

Question 42

Most pedicle fractures related to screw insertion occur:

Question 43

The artery of Adamkiewicz is the largest of feeders of the lumbar cord. It is most commonly located at which of the following levels:

Question 44

The blood supply to the spinal cord is rich, but the spinal canal is narrowest and the blood supply is poorest at:

Question 45

A large and complex venous channel extending from the base of the skull to the coccyx, that communicates with the superior and inferior vena cava system and azygous system, would be:

Question 46

During anterior spinal surgery all the following principles are followed, except:

Question 47

The most common site for infection to settle down in bone would be:

Question 48

Should Infection settle in the metaphyseal region of bone, it would be explained least, due to:

Question 49

At what age, common circulation ceases to exist between the metaphysis and epiphysis, through the physis?

Question 50

In which of the the following bones, the epiphysis and metaphyses do not lie within a common joint capsule?

Dr. Mohammed Hutaif
Written & Medically Reviewed by
Consultant Orthopedic & Spine Surgeon