Get ready to take this Orthopedic MCQs Quiz. Orthopedic surgery is one of the surgeries concerned with the musculoskeletal system. The surgery is meant to treat musculoskeletal trauma, sports injuries, spine diseases, and more. In this quiz, we will test your knowledge as well as an understanding of the same. Try to answer all the questions correctly, or if not, then at least 70 percent of them. Good luck to you!
Apply ice to the top of the cast
Maintain the extremity below heart level
Handle the wet cast with the fingertips
Fold the stockinette or padding over the outer cast edges.
Discomfort will be felt from the cast saw.
An enzyme wash may be applied to intact skin.
The skin will be scrubbed very well after the removal.
Aggressive range-of-motion exercises will be performed after removal.
Bryant’s traction
Dunlop’s traction
Weil sling
Buck’s extension traction
Bryant’s traction
Dunlop’s traction
Weil sling
Buck’s extension traction
Occipital area
Arm and forearm
Back and abdomen
Lower extremities
Apply a traction boot tightly
Drop the weights after the traction is attached
Assess the neurovascular status every 1 to 2 hours for the first day
Shave the hair off the area where the traction is to be placed
On the back, with the knees flexed 45 degrees.
On the back, turning to the unaffected side for 10- to 15-minute periods.
On the back, with the buttocks slightly elevated off the bed.
On the back, with the bed tilted toward the side that is opposite the traction.
Bradypnea
Restlessness
Bradycardia
Hypertension
Use povidone-iodine to cleanse the pin site.
Apply antiseptic ointment and cover with a split dressing.
Use hydrogen peroxide as a rinse before a dressing is applied.
Do both pin sites at the same time, with the same swab and solution.
Skin irritation at the cast edges
Decreased capillary refill and pallor
Tingling and numbness distal to the cast
Slight edema, soreness, and limitation of range of motion