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116 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 116
T/F Medial OCD are more common than lateral OCD
True
False
Term 2 of 116
Why do we want a short medial and long lateral incision in correction of club foot?
Lateral incision can promote flexibility
Tension banding
Medial incision can scar and contract
Medial incision can heal and expand
,Definition 3 of 116
KUWADA - Achilles Tendon Ruptures
Type 1 - partial tear <50%
Tx: cast with foot plantarflexed
Type 2 - complete tear with <3 cm defect after debridement
Tx: end-to-end attachment
Type 3 - complete tear with 3-6 cm defect after debridement
Tx: end-to-end attachment and tendon flap
Type 4 - complete tear with >6 cm defect after debridement
Tx: end-to-end attachment, recession, or graft
KUWADA Classification
What Is Type 2 Of Haraguchi Classification?
What Is The Bosworth Fracture Dislocation?
What Is The Sneppen Classification?
Term 4 of 116
What is Rowe Type IV?
a complete dislocation of the subtalar joint without any fracture
a fracture of the fibula with no relation to the subtalar joint
a fracture of the medial malleolus without any stj involvement
same as type III, but w/ STJ involvement.
,Term 5 of 116
T/F The limbs of the V in the V-Y advancement should be 3 times the length of the tendon defect
F- 1.5
T - limbs should be equal to the tendon defect length
T - 2.5 times the length of the tendon defect
F - 3.5 times the length of the tendon defect
Term 6 of 116
What is the Sneppen classification?
Talar body fractures
Peroneal tendon dislocation injuries
Extraarticular calcaneal fractures
Fracture dislocation
fibula entrapped behind the tibia
irreducible
can cause compartment syndrome
Term 7 of 116
T/F Anterolateral lesions of the talaus are usually deeper and cup-shaped
T- anterolateral lesions are thick and spherical
F- anterolateral lesions are flat and rectangular
T- anterolateral lesions are deep and cone-shaped
F- anterolateral lesions are shallow and wafer shaped
, Definition 8 of 116
F - fixed-bearing
-poly piece is locked within the tibial component
Why is a medial displacement osteotomy used in conjunction with an FDL transfer?
At what position must the foot be in relation to the ankle during an ankle fusion?
T/F Two component implants are also known as mobile bearing devices
T/f a supramalleolar osteotomy can be used to correct a patient with maligned ankle
arthrodesis
Term 9 of 116
T/F The more posterior the Dwyer osteotomy, the greater the degree of correction that can be
obtained
T - anterior placement results in less correction
F - the position does not affect the degree of correction
T - posterior positioning allows for maximum correction
F - more anterior allows more correction
Term 10 of 116
What is treatment of OCL 1.0-1.5 cm?
Chondrocyte transfer
Fall from height
Subtalar Joint arthritis
1-1.5 cm lateral wedge
116 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 116
T/F Medial OCD are more common than lateral OCD
True
False
Term 2 of 116
Why do we want a short medial and long lateral incision in correction of club foot?
Lateral incision can promote flexibility
Tension banding
Medial incision can scar and contract
Medial incision can heal and expand
,Definition 3 of 116
KUWADA - Achilles Tendon Ruptures
Type 1 - partial tear <50%
Tx: cast with foot plantarflexed
Type 2 - complete tear with <3 cm defect after debridement
Tx: end-to-end attachment
Type 3 - complete tear with 3-6 cm defect after debridement
Tx: end-to-end attachment and tendon flap
Type 4 - complete tear with >6 cm defect after debridement
Tx: end-to-end attachment, recession, or graft
KUWADA Classification
What Is Type 2 Of Haraguchi Classification?
What Is The Bosworth Fracture Dislocation?
What Is The Sneppen Classification?
Term 4 of 116
What is Rowe Type IV?
a complete dislocation of the subtalar joint without any fracture
a fracture of the fibula with no relation to the subtalar joint
a fracture of the medial malleolus without any stj involvement
same as type III, but w/ STJ involvement.
,Term 5 of 116
T/F The limbs of the V in the V-Y advancement should be 3 times the length of the tendon defect
F- 1.5
T - limbs should be equal to the tendon defect length
T - 2.5 times the length of the tendon defect
F - 3.5 times the length of the tendon defect
Term 6 of 116
What is the Sneppen classification?
Talar body fractures
Peroneal tendon dislocation injuries
Extraarticular calcaneal fractures
Fracture dislocation
fibula entrapped behind the tibia
irreducible
can cause compartment syndrome
Term 7 of 116
T/F Anterolateral lesions of the talaus are usually deeper and cup-shaped
T- anterolateral lesions are thick and spherical
F- anterolateral lesions are flat and rectangular
T- anterolateral lesions are deep and cone-shaped
F- anterolateral lesions are shallow and wafer shaped
, Definition 8 of 116
F - fixed-bearing
-poly piece is locked within the tibial component
Why is a medial displacement osteotomy used in conjunction with an FDL transfer?
At what position must the foot be in relation to the ankle during an ankle fusion?
T/F Two component implants are also known as mobile bearing devices
T/f a supramalleolar osteotomy can be used to correct a patient with maligned ankle
arthrodesis
Term 9 of 116
T/F The more posterior the Dwyer osteotomy, the greater the degree of correction that can be
obtained
T - anterior placement results in less correction
F - the position does not affect the degree of correction
T - posterior positioning allows for maximum correction
F - more anterior allows more correction
Term 10 of 116
What is treatment of OCL 1.0-1.5 cm?
Chondrocyte transfer
Fall from height
Subtalar Joint arthritis
1-1.5 cm lateral wedge
