1
Q
Where does hip pathology typically produce pain
A
the groin- may radiate to the knee
2
Q
what is the gold standard for a hip replacement
A
a metal/polyethylene THR
3
Q
Which part of a THR usually fails first
A
the cup
4
Q
What is the predominate cause for loosening of the components of the THR?
A
wear particles of the bearing surface cause an inflammatory response at the bone
5
Q
What can metal on metal replacements cause
A
a pseudotumour
6
Q
What is the sign of AVN on x ray
A
hanging rope sign
7
Q
What are the clinical signs of trochanteric bursitis
A
pain and tenderness in the greater trochanter
resisted or pain on abduction
Orthopaedics
flashcards
Decks in class (25)
# Cards
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Anatomy: Spine51
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Physiology of the Skeletal Neuromuscular Junction16
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Children's Orthopaedics 1: Hip Pathology and Lower Limb Development33
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The Lumbar Spine and Neck32
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Children's Orthopaedics 2: Knee, Foot, Ankle and Spine12
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The Shoulder40
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Compressive Neuropathies16
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The Elbow and Hands34
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Biochemical Disorders of Bone30
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Genetic Bone Disorders18
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Congenital and Developmental Disorders12
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Neuromuscular Disorders18
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Osteochondritis and Avascular Necrosis10
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Anatomy: The Upper Limb32
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Anatomy: The Lower Limb21
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Hip7
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Knee33
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Foot and Ankle20
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Complications of Fractures8
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Regional Trauma57
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Lower Limb and Pelvis62
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Passmedicine/Pastest26
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Elective Surgery16
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General Trauma36
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Spinal Cord Injuries22
