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FREE Orthopedics MCQS 2022 1651-1700
An amputation through the wrist is an indication for attempted replantation.
C are of an amputated part prior to replantation includes:
Replants are monitored by:
C omplications post-replantation include:
Placing some tension on a flexor tendon repair increases the ultimate tensile strength of the repair.
Flexor tendon nutrition is derived from:
Immobilization as a postoperative therapy for flexor tendon repair is recommended for:
Optimization of early active motion protocols for flexor tendon rehabilitation includes:
The splint for early active motion flexor tendon rehabilitation protocols includes:
A 13-year-old boy tears his anterior cruciate ligament (AC L) while playing flag football. What is the preferred graft material for his AC L reconstruction:
What deformity can develop in a mistreated volar PIP joint dislocation?
What percentage of the articular surface must be involved in a dorsal PIP joint fracture dislocation for disruption of the collateral ligaments to occur?
Which structures are disrupted in a lateral PIP joint dislocation?
A 22-year old right-hand dominant male college student consumes a large amount of alcohol and falls asleep for eleven hours with his right arm over a chair. When he awakens, he is unable to feel the dorsum of his hand and cannot extend his elbow, wrist, or the metacarpalphalangeal joints of his affected arm. Initial management should consist of
Flumazenil can be administered to reverse the effects of which of the following drugs:
A 7-year-old boy fell off the jungle gym and landed on his outstretched right arm sustaining a forearm fracture in both bones. The fracture requires reduction. He was given a combination of fentanyl and midazolam for sedation. At his current level of sedation, he is protecting his own airway. His oxygen saturation has dropped slightly to 92% but is stable. He does not display any awareness or discomfort when the fracture is being manipulated. How would you define his current level of sedation:
A 14-year-old girl with a history of multiple food allergies and severe asthma was involved in a motor vehicle accident and sustained an isolated right femur fracture. Which of the following medications is the best choice to control her pain:
Which of the following choices is the best for sedating an otherwise healthy child for a fracture reduction:
A 3-year-old child presents with an obvious right lower extremity abnormality. The left lower extremity has normal alignment and joint function. The right lower extremity displays a severely short thigh with a flexed hip. The right foot and leg are also abnormal. Radiographs reveal a right proximal femur with no femoral head or neck, as well as acetabular dysplasia. There is also fibular hemimelia and two missing lateral rays of the foot. The parents want treatment to preserve the function of the normal leg. The most appropriate treatment is:
