Lower Limb Imaging - Part 2 (Msq Drill 186)

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1. Most pelvic avulsion fractures occur where the muscles attach to the pelvis. True or false?
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2. The end of the long bone is kown as the:
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3. Congential hip dysplasia usually occurs in:
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4. Can you do ultrasound for congenital hip dysplasia as well?
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5. Avascular necrosis in an adult is usually primary or secondary?
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6. What joint is most frequently affected by avascular necrosis?
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7. What is the weakest part of the femur. It is usually the site of femoral fractures?
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8. A trimalleolar fracture can just be splinted.True or false?
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9. Do patients with Legg-calve-perthess usually present with pain or with a limp or with bone
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10. Can you see bony fragments floating in the joint space in a patient with osteocondritis dessicans?
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11. An early sign of Osgood schlatter is:
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12. Calcification of the cartillage is known as:
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13. A fracture that goes through the base of the metatarsals is known as a:
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14. A pelvis is a ring structure, so a pelvic fracture will almost always involve ______ fracture points.
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15. What is the easiest way to diagnose avascular necrosis in an adult?
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16. The most frequent cause of Neuropathic Charcot is __________ .
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*** A maisonneuve fracture affects the medial or lateral malleolus?
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18. What is the most frequent fracture in the foot?
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19. Legg-calve perthes disease has the following characteristics

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usually between ages 4-8, head eventually flattens out, sclerotic border.

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20. To see the SI joints on X-ray, which is the best view to use?
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21. Which of the following characteristics will you find in a patient diagnosed with a slipped capital epiphysis?
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22. Patients with neuropathic Charcot have lost their _________ sensation?
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23. To look for joint effusions in the knee which view is the best?
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24. Do not forget to look for a fracture in the ___________ in the patient with a maissoneve fracture?
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25. Most of the fractures in the foot run in which direction?

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This has implications because of growth plates

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26. An apophysis is a secondary ossification center that contributes to the growth of the bone, is it part of the joint?
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27. The slip in a slipped capital epiphysis is usually in a
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28. What test would you use for Legg-calve-perthes disease?
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29. Bone scans are highly sensitive to:
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30. Are Charcot arthropathic joints usually osteoporotic?

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No because the patients don't feel any pain so they keep using the joints.

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Most pelvic avulsion fractures occur where the muscles attach to the...
The end of the long bone is kown as the:
Congential hip dysplasia usually occurs in:
Can you do ultrasound for congenital hip dysplasia as well?
Avascular necrosis in an adult is usually primary or secondary?
What joint is most frequently affected by avascular necrosis?
What is the weakest part of the femur. It is usually the site of...
A trimalleolar fracture can just be splinted.True or false?
Do patients with Legg-calve-perthess usually present with pain or with...
Can you see bony fragments floating in the joint space in a...
An early sign of Osgood schlatter is:
Calcification of the cartillage is known as:
A fracture that goes through the base of the metatarsals is known as...
A pelvis is a ring structure, so a pelvic fracture will almost always...
What is the easiest way to diagnose avascular necrosis in an adult?
The most frequent cause of Neuropathic Charcot is __________ .
*** A maisonneuve fracture affects the medial or lateral malleolus?
What is the most frequent fracture in the foot?
Legg-calve perthes disease has the following characteristics
To see the SI joints on X-ray, which is the best view to use?
Which of the following characteristics will you find in a patient...
Patients with neuropathic Charcot have lost their _________ sensation?
To look for joint effusions in the knee which view is the best?
Do not forget to look for a fracture in the ___________ in the patient...
Most of the fractures in the foot run in which direction?
An apophysis is a secondary ossification center that contributes to...
The slip in a slipped capital epiphysis is usually in a
What test would you use for Legg-calve-perthes disease?
Bone scans are highly sensitive to:
Are Charcot arthropathic joints usually osteoporotic?
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