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Ortho Quiz: Upper Extremeties

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1 Medical Sciences (Ortho Module) Quiz on Ortho Quiz: Upper Extremeties, created by Zoila Rojas on 07/03/2016.
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Question 1

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Which of these is not true about rotator cuff tears?
Answer
  • a massive tear a tear larger than 5 cm
  • highest incidence occurs in the geriatric population
  • most rotator cuff tears are caused by progressive, degenerative microtrauma
  • subscapularis tears occur with teres minor tears
  • most commonly torn rotator cuff muscle is supraspinatus

Question 2

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Impingement syndrome occurs when the [blank_start]suprasinpatus tendon[blank_end] is trapped between the [blank_start]humeral head[blank_end] and the [blank_start]acromion[blank_end].
Answer
  • suprasinpatus tendon
  • labrum
  • biceps long head tendon
  • humeral head
  • glenoid fossa
  • acromion
  • corocoid process

Question 3

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Which of these is true about the causes of impingement syndrome?
Answer
  • a misshapen acromion can narrow the subacromial space further increasing the likelihood of the supraspinatus tendon entrapment
  • repeated rubbing on top of humeral head can form a callus which narrows space where supraspinatus tendon sits
  • excessive lordosis can bring humeral head closer to acromion, decreasing space for supraspinatus tendon
  • rotator cuff insufficiency leads to inferior movement of the humeral head

Question 4

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Which of these is true about impingement syndrome?
Answer
  • Pain past 140 degrees of abduction is a sign of this syndrome
  • the subacromial space closes up during the top abduction resulting in less pain
  • the painful arc sign is between 80 and 135 degrees
  • the painful arch sign is between 135 and 170 degrees

Question 5

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Tendonitis of the biceps long head tendon may develop with impingement syndrome.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 6

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Detachment of the biceps tendon from the labrum most often occurs in the baseball players. It is usually very painful and is always repaired with surgery.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 7

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A SLAP tear occurs at the [blank_start]labrum[blank_end]; the tear happens from [blank_start]anterior[blank_end] to [blank_start]posterior[blank_end].
Answer
  • labrum
  • glenoid fossa
  • biceps tendon long head
  • anterior
  • superior
  • lateral
  • posterior
  • inferior
  • medial

Question 8

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During a SLAP tear the supraspinatus tendon may be torn.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 9

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Conservatively most SLAP tears are repaired with debridement.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 10

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Debridement and labral repair surgeries both require very conservative movement and have difficult course of rehab.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 11

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A dislocation is a partial subluxation of the shoulder joint as a result of a structural instability.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 12

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Frozen shoulder...
Answer
  • is self limiting and symptoms disappear in 6 months
  • comes on after a traumatic event, lasts 12-18 months and requires surgery
  • the first 3-4 months are minimal pain with limited PROM, followed by a great deal of pain with limited AROM
  • after initial period of limited movement due to pain, there is a lot of stiffness and then it goes away

Question 13

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Which of these is not true about surgical neck fractures?
Answer
  • occurs more in elderly population
  • can be set with closed reduction
  • may happen as a result of a fall
  • the hardware for ORIF stays in the bone

Question 14

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Which of these is true about epicondylitis?
Answer
  • lateral epicondylitis occurs due to excessive wrist flexion against resistance
  • epicondylitis usually occurs as result of a fall
  • medial epicondylitis occurs due to excessive wrist flexion with no resistance
  • A right handed golfer may develop medial epicondylitis on their right wrist.

Question 15

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Which of these is not true about olecranon fractures and dislocations?
Answer
  • olecranon dislocations may occur with olecranon fractures
  • olecranon dislocations happen due to a fall with an outstretched hand with a rotational component
  • olecranon fracture occurs as an avulsion with the biceps tendon
  • olecranon fractures can happen due to a direct blow to elbow

Question 16

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Which of these is not true about radial head dislocation?
Answer
  • cannot bend elbow
  • cannot supinate/pronate
  • happens to children due to large anular ligament and small radial head
  • occurs when someone distract radial head from ligament

Question 17

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True carpal tunnel syndrome is the median nerve compression at the carpal tunnel due to a traumatic injury.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 18

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Which of these is true about rheumatoid arthritis?
Answer
  • diagnosis made from x-rays
  • chronic inflammation of tendons
  • MCPs of hand look subluxed
  • fingers drift radially

Question 19

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Which of these is true about orthopedic conditions that affect the hand?
Answer
  • De Quervain's tenosynovitis occurs due to swollen tendon sheath of extensor pollicis longus and brevis
  • Person's suffering from trigger finger do not have passive range of motion in the affected fingers.
  • Person's with Dupuytren's deformity have a contracture of the joints, commonly in the 4th and 5th digits.
  • Boutennier's deformity is exhibited by flexion at the DIP, extension at PIP and some extension at MCP.
  • Persons with Boutennier's deformity, swan neck deformity and mallet finger do not have PROM in the affected joints.

Question 20

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Which of these is true about open and closed reduction of colles fracture?
Answer
  • possible median nerve damage with open reduction
  • open reductions are indicated for well reduced fractures
  • open reductions are indicated for fractures with cartilage damage
  • closed reduction is more difficult to perform

Question 21

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Which of these is not true of CTS after colles fracture?
Answer
  • the median nerve was severed
  • fractured ends of radius put pressure on median nerve
  • median nerve was injured during reduction
  • carpal tunnel shows stiffness and swelling after casting

Question 22

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Which of these is true about shoulder dislocations?
Answer
  • most common type of shoulder dislocation occurs due to an anterior structural weakness
  • the most common type is an anterior dislocation
  • an inferior dislocation occurs due to electric shock
  • an anterior dislocation occurs when arm is elevated and internal rotated

Question 23

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The most commonly injury nerve in a shoulder dislocation is the...
Answer
  • axillary nerve because it wraps around head of humerus
  • axillary nerve because it is behind the head of humerus
  • median nerve because it wraps around head of humerus
  • radial nerve because it is behind the head of the humerus

Question 24

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Which of these is true about SLAP tear precautions?
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  • during first phase after surgery there must be no active flexion of the shoulder
  • biceps can be strengthened after 6 weeks
  • patient can begin to return to sports after 13 weeks
  • may progress in sport specific movements after week 22
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