1
Q
Name bone and joint infections?
A
- acute osteomyelitis
- chronic osteomyelitis
- septic arthriris
- Potts disease
2
Q
Route of transmission in acute osteomyelitis?
A
- Hematogenus
– Direct route
* Open fracture
* Ulceration of skin
MBBS 3: Surgery
flashcards
Decks in class (42)
# Cards
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Basics of Orthopaedics53
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Interpreting X-rays26
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Open Fractures35
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Transfusion53
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Principles of Fracture Management36
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Compartment Syndrome24
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Osteomyelitis2
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Bone Tumours7
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Trauma Assessment and Resuscitation36
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Bowel Obstruction51
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Chest Injury26
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Lower GIT Bleeding55
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Upper GIT Bleeding26
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Dysphagia and Achalasia39
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GIT Malignancies0
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Abdominal Trauma40
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Acute Abdomen66
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Abdominal X-rays15
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Urological Emergencies30
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Urological Pathologies47
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Hernias106
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Scrotal Abnormalities33
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Burns31
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Neck Masses60
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Surgical Infections37
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Post Op Complications0
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Vascular Disorders36
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Clinical Assessment of the Breast20
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Benign Breast Disease1
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Breast Cancer0
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Spinal Injury0
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Surgery Signs and Triads28
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Common Surgical Syndromes25
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Most Common Surgical Conditions26
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Urethral Catheterization0
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Poly Trauma Assessment0
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PBL - White Man0
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PBL - Sleeping Man0
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PBL - Yellow Woman0
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PBL - Cold Leg0
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PBL - Black and Blue Man0
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PBL - Fat Man0
