Chapter 21 procedures Flashcards

orthopedic procedures (44 cards)

1
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procedural steps for bone graft

A
  • incision: 10 blade
  • dissect down
  • dissect fascia and periosteum
  • procure graft
  • close
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what is a bankart lesion

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tear of the anterior capsule of the labrum of shoulder

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3
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what is a SLAP lesion

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superior labral avulsion on top part of labrum from anterior to posterior

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what is impingement syndrome

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tendons get pinched in the shoulder between the bones during movement

caused by inflammation

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5
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what is the most common cause of shoulder pain

A

impingement syndrome

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6
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what are bone spurs

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bony projections from repeated trauma

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7
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what is shoulder arthroscopy for

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used to diagnose defects, can sometimes repair

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8
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procedure steps for shoulder arthroscopy

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  • 18 g spinal needle inserted
  • posterior incision 11 blade
  • trocar inserted
    anterior incision 11 blade
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9
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what are the steps for examination in shoulder arthroscopy

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  • insert probe
  • bicep tendon located
  • articulating surfaces located
  • repairs performed
  • close
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10
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what are the steps for repairing bankart in shoulder

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  • scapular neck smoothed down
  • holes drilled for suture anchors
  • suture anchors are placed
    —- holds the tissue down on labrum
  • post op
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11
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what is an acromioplasty for

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shaves off anterior side of acromian so that it doesnt rub against the tendons

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12
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what are the 3 most common open shoulder anterior dislocation repairs

A

putti platt
bristow
bankart

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13
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what is the pathology needed for a total shoulder arthroplasty

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osteoarthrosis
4 part humerus fracture

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14
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what is a reverse total shoulder arthroscopy

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put the ball on the scapula and the plate on the humerous, opposite of how it should be

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15
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what is a collies fracture

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fracture of distal radius at its epiphysis

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16
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what are the two types of fixes for collies fracture

A

external fixation
percutaneous pinning

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17
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what is ORIF of a fracture hip

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femoral neck fracture
needs sliding screw plate system

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18
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what is an internal fixation of femoral shaft fracture

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IM rods or femoral nails, not an open procedure

lower infection rate, smaller scar

19
Q

what instruments are needed for knee arthroscopy

A

video, tourinquet, fluid pump, shaver

20
Q

procedure steps for knee arthroscopy

A

11 incision
irrigation cannula placed
2nd incision (11)
explore joint
repair
close

21
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procedure steps for arthroscopic meniscus tear repair

A

perform Dx arthroscopy
free torn piece from meniscus
grasp torn segment
place cannulas for suture
incise (15)
advance needles, tie suture
close

22
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procedure steps for ACL tear

A

arthroscopic exam
harvest graft from tibia
graft insertion
close

23
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procedure steps for above the knee amputation

A

incision with 10 blade
hemostasis
amputate soft tissue
elevate femoral periosteum
transect bone
close

24
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what is a TKA

A

total knee arthroplasty

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why do you perform TKA
restore joint function, reduce pain, improve mobility
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TKA procedure steps
incision prepare: - femur - tibia - patella (in that order)
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how do you prepare the femur in a TKA
distal, anterior, end posterior femur cuts across the end of it
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how do you prep the tibia in a TKA
proximal tibia cut tibial punch- slot for implant
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how do you prep the patella in a TKA
saw over the top of it patellar implant installed
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what is trialing for a TKA
testing all the new components, check its balance
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order of implantation for a TKA
tibia femur poly insert patella
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what is the charnley retractor for
used during arthroplasty of the hip
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*when do you need a fracturetable*
*internal fixation of femoral shaft fracture* *hip fracture*
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*what do oyu use to notch the femur*
*osteotome or awl*
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*what do you use to ream out bone marrow and cancerous bone*
*reamers*
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*what are the three important things to remember for internal fixation of femoral shaft fracture*
*listen for chatter* *insert nail* *locking screws in needed*
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*what is the most important thing you use for a hip fracture*
*dynamic hip system*
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what blade do you use for a hip fracture
10 blade
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*what are the options for a total knee*
*unicompartmental* *bicompartmental* *tricompartmental*
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*what is a unicompartmental total knee*
*medial or lateral side of femur and tibia*
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*what is bicompartmental total knee*
*femur and tibia*
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*what is tricompartmental total knee*
*femur, tibia, and patella* most popular
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what is a triple arthrodesis
fusing togethe the calcaneocuboid and talonavicular joints
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what bones does the triple arthrodesis fuse
cubiod calcaneous talus