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Joints, Synovial Fluid and Cartilage
What are the 3 types of joints,
What are examples of fibrous joints,
What are the different categories...
24
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Bone and Soft Tissue Infection
What is osteomyelitis,
What are the different types of o...,
What age group and sex does acute...
34
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Bone and Soft Tissue Tumours
What are the two different catego...,
What is a sarcoma,
How do sarcomas spread
50
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Orthopaedic Problems of the Hand
What are some common conditions o...,
What sex and ethnicity does dupuy...,
Are there any genetic factors to ...
26
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Musculoskeletal Growth, Injury and Repair - Nerves
What 2 units make up peripheral n...,
Where is the cell body for the mo...,
Where is the cell body for sensor...
33
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The Science of Rheumatoid Arthritis
What is the clinical presentation...,
What are examples of rheumatic di...,
What is the most prevalent kind o...
15
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Clinical Aspects of Rheumatoid Arthritis
What are the different treatment ...,
What are the different therapeuti...,
What does dmard stand for
12
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Metabolic Bone Disease
What cell makes new bone and whic...,
What is the main thing that regul...,
Describe vitamin d metabolism
46
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Crystal Arthopathy
What are crystal arthopathy disea...,
What are some common crystal arth...,
What crystals cause gout
30
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Seronegative Arthritis
What are seronegative arthritis a...,
What is seronegative arthritis,
What is enthesitis
27
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Multi-System Autoimmune Diseases
What are examples of connective t...,
What are examples of systremic va...,
What is the differential diagnosi...
41
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Osteoarthritis and Principles of Management
What is the commonest form of joi...,
Describe the pathogenesis of oste...,
What are risk factors for biomech...
15
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Anatomy of the Hip and Knee
What is shentons line formed by,
Loss of contour of shentons line ...,
Fractures can be extra capsular o...
8
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Anatomy of Lower Leg, Ankle and Foot
What are the different compartmen...,
What divides the different compar...,
What are the main nerves of the l...
29
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Orthopaedic Hip Conditions
What is the main treatment of ost...,
What is trochanteric bursitis,
Describe the epidemiology of troc...
34
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Principles of Paediatric Orthopaedics
What are the different group of i...,
What are examples of manufacturin...,
What are examples of packaging de...
19
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Paediatric Orthopaedics - The Big 3
What does ddh stand for,
Describe the epidemiology of ddh ...,
What are risk factors for ddh
25
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Paediatric Orthopaedics - Complex Needs
What is cerebral palsy,
What is the aetiology of cp,
What infections can cause cp
25
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Paediatric Orthopaedics: Fractures & NAI
What are the 4 types of fractures...,
Management of paediatric fractures,
Complication of femural fracture
7
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Orthopaedic Knee Conditions
What is the aetiology of meniscal...,
Is medial or lateral meniscal tea...,
What is the presentation of menis...
24
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How to Describe a Fracture (X-rays)
What do we look at in general in ...,
What are the 7 points interested ...,
What are the different shapes of ...
9
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Basics of Fracture Management
How stable are the following frac...,
When is an oblique fracture consi...,
What is a closed fracture
25
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Symposium - Dislocation
What is a dislocation,
What is a subluxation,
Describe the aetiology for disloc...
22
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Orthopaedic Foot Conditions
Describe the general management o...,
What are the different pathologic...,
What are the different anatomical...
77
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Musculoskeletal Growth, Injury and Repair - Bones and Tendons
Describe the structure of ligaments,
What is the difference in the com...,
When does ligament rupture occur
62
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Spine - Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc and Spinal Stenosis
What connects discs with vertebra...,
What are the layers of the interv...,
What is the function of the annul...
41
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Paediatric Orthopaedics - The Limping Child
What is a limp,
What does the clinical presentati...,
What does the aetiology of a limp...
31
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Shoulder and Elbow Problems
What are,
What are upper limb fractures usu...,
What is the most mobile joint in ...
23
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Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
What is juvenile idiopathic arthr...,
What is the aetiology of jia,
What does jia stand for
41
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Nerve Palsies in the Limbs
Describe the brachial plexus,
Brachial lesions are common in what,
Damage to what spinal nerves is c...
60
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Upper Limb Injuries
What are some examples of upper l...,
Describe the aetiology of clavicu...,
Where is the most common location...
46
cards
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