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Question 1
Phosphorous deficiency rickets is associated with the intake of which of the following medications:
Question 2
Which of the following has been associated with myopathy in osteomalascia:
Question 3
The most probable explanation for patients to have gastric rickets is:
Question 4
The basic cause of biliary rickets is:
Question 5
All the following conditions are causes of enteric rickets except:
Question 6
Type I vitamin D-dependent rickets is related to:
Question 7
When rickets is associated with Albright’s syndrome (X-linked dominant condition) is due to:
Question 8
The Fanconi syndrome when it first presents in adults is most liked caused by:
Question 9
All the following have been associated with Fanconi syndrome, except:
Question 10
Oncogenic osteomalascia is associated with:
Question 11
All the following tumors have been associated with osteomalascia except:
Question 12
FGF23 produced by primary malignant tumors known to be associated with osteomalascia, results from:
Question 13
Chronic anticonvulsant therapy leading to osteomalascia, is believed to be due to all the following, except:
Question 14
A 3 year old boy following a minor fall and on plain xrays of the wrist, was noted to have pelkan spurs, Wimburger’s line and a Fraenkel line. Your most likely diagnosis would be:
Question 15
A significant difference between balloon kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty is that:
Question 16
Absolute contraindications to both kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty include all except:
Question 17
The extrapedicular approach in kyphoplasty is most commonly used at the:
Question 18
A 4ST (hamstring graft is estimated to be equivalent in strength to a normal ACL (in percent):
Question 19
In which of the following injuries mechanoreceptor function is lost:
Question 20
Which of the following cancers metastasize least to bone:
Question 21
Which of the following lesions in bone would benefit most from embolization:
Question 22
Which of the following cancerous primary sites, is known to be associated with acro- metastases:
Question 23
Which of the following malignancies can present with the radiologic appearance of an ivory vertebra:
Question 24
Which of the following conditions is associated with resorption of the tufts of the distal phalanges of the hand:
Question 25
Osteosarcoma of the sacrum in a 60 year old man is most probably secondary to:
Question 26
When Ewing Sarcoma presents as a solitary lesion in the spine, it is most commonly located in the:
Question 27
In which of the spine sections does Ewings sarcoma (When present) have the worse prognosis:
Question 28
In infants younger than four months old, when clinical suspicion of DDH exists, the best radio-imaging used to assist in the diagnosis, would be:
Question 29
All the following are considered risk factors for DDH, except:
Question 30
The incidence of club foot deformity is increased four times in which of the following:
Question 31
Which of the following radio-imaging techniques is most useful to confirm reduction of DDH while in a hip spica:
Question 32
Indicate which of the following facets is the largest in the foot and is the major weight- bearing surface of the subtalar joint:
Question 33
Lateral ligamentous support of the subtalar joint arises from all, except:
Question 34
On comparing pediatric spines less than 8 years of age, to those in adults, certain differences are noted which include all, except:
Question 35
The spinal cord ends at what level in newborns:
Question 36
In distraction injuries of the spine in children, the deforming tension force is commonly translated through which portion of the vertebra:
Question 37
The accepted explanation why children have a higher incidence of abdominal injuries following thoracolumbar distraction injuries, would be:
Question 38
One of the following statements, does not stand as an advantage of a percutaneous biopsy:
Question 39
All the following are contraindications to limb salvage procedures, except:
Question 40
With the advent of neoadjuvant chemotherapy and advances in radiation therapy techniques, the 5-year survival rate of osteosarcoma has improved to:
Question 41
The primary stabilizer of the elbow is:
Question 42
The primary constraint to valgus stress at the elbow joint is:
Question 43
The secondary stabilizer against valgus stress of the elbow:
Question 44
The radial head articulates medially with:
Question 45
The proximal dorsal angulation located nearly 5 cm distal to the tip of the olecranon measures:
Question 46
The anterior band of the medial collateral ligament inserts on:
Question 47
The structure that inserts on the crista supinatoris on the lateral proximal ulna at the point where the supinator crest blends with the radial notch would be:
Question 48
An isolated coronoid tip fracture seen on an otherwise normal radiograph is suggestive of:
Question 49
The terrible triad injury of the elbow results from a valgus with additional posterolateral force and consists of a combination of:
Question 50
When a giant cell tumor arises in children, its primary site of location would be in the: