Fx common in younger individuals engaged in high energy activities include? Select all that apply
a) ASIS and sartorius avulsion Fx
b) Lesser trochanter and iliopsoas avulsion Fx
c) Ischial tuberosity and hamstring avulsion Fx
d) Angulated closed Fx of radial shaft
a) ASIS and sartorius avulsion Fx
b) Lesser trochanter and iliopsoas avulsion Fx
c) Ischial tuberosity and hamstring avulsion Fx
Dorsally angulated distal radius fracture is called ____________, whereas a Volar/palmar angulated distal radius fracture is called _______________ from falling on the back of the hand.
a) Colles Fracture; Smith Fracture
b) Smith Fracture; Colles fracture
a) Colles Fracture; Smith Fracture
The most common “fracture” in children with a noticeable bulge is?
a) Greenstick Fracture
b) Buckle Fracture
c) Radial Head Fracture
d) Supracondylar Humerus Fracture
b) Buckle Fracture
Most common adult elbow fracture anteriorly (sail sign) and posteriorly (fat-pad) is _____________; the most common pediatric elbow Fx is _____________
a) Radial Head Fracture; Supracondylar Humerus Fracture
b) Supracondylar Humerus Fracture; Radial Head Fracture
b) Supracondylar Humerus Fracture; Radial Head Fracture
_________ Fx is of the 5th metatarsal, whereas the ____________ Fx is of the 5th metacarpal
a) Jones; Boxer’s
b) Boxer’s; Jones
a) Jones; Boxer’s
Pseudoarthrosis may form at the site, even developing a synovial lining with what fracture healing complication?
a) Delayed union
b) Malunion
c) Nonunion
c) Nonunion
Which compression fractures are the most common? Select three
a) T6
b) T6
c) T12
d) L1
e) L2
f) L3
c) T12
d) L1
e) L2
A pt arrives to the ER after diving and hitting his head at the bottom of the pool. What Fx is most likely?
a) Jefferson Fracture
b) Hangman’s fracture
c) Compression Fracture
d) Chance Fracture
a) Jefferson Fracture
What Fx is classically from MVC with patient wearing only a lap belt?
a) Jefferson Fracture
b) Hangman’s fracture
c) Compression Fracture
d) Chance Fracture
d) Chance Fracture
What Salter-Harris class goes through the physis and epiphysis, enters the joint space, and may lead to arthritis and asymmetric healing?
I
II
III
IV
V
III
Which disorder does NOT cause increased bone density?
a) Osteoblastic metastatic disease
b) Avascular necrosis
c) Paget’s disease
d) Hyperparathyroidism
d) Hyperparathyroidism
Which metastases are NOT osteolytic? Select all that apply
a) Breast
b) Lung
c) Thyroid
d) Prostate
e) Kidneys
a) Breast
d) Prostate (prostate is osteoblastic (important))
When Osteoblastic Metastatic Disease affects the bone __________, it causes a periosteal reaction
a) Medulla
b) Cortex
b) Cortex
Study of choice for detecting skeletal metastases is what?
a) CT w IV contrast
b) CT w/o contrast
c) Bone scan
d) MRI
c) Bone scan
Crescent sign and “Snow-capping” can indicate what?
a) Osteoblastic Metastatic Disease
b) Avascular Necrosis
c) Paget’s Disease
d) Osteoporosis
b) Avascular Necrosis
What is the most sensitive method for detecting AVN?
a) CT w IV contrast
b) CT w/o contrast
c) Bone scan
d) MRI
d) MRI
Thickened cortex and a coarse, trabecular pattern on imaging indicate what?
a) Osteoblastic Metastatic Disease
b) Avascular Necrosis
c) Paget’s Disease
d) Osteoporosis
c) Paget’s Disease
Osteopenia is a T score of ____________
Between 0 and -1
Between -1 and -2.5
Between -1.5 and -2.0
Between -2.5 and 3.0
Between -1 and -2.5
Which are findings in hyperparathyroidism? Select all that apply
a) Subperiosteal bone resorption
b) Acroosteolysis
c) Brown tumor
d) Distal clavicle erosion
a) Subperiosteal bone resorption
b) Acroosteolysis
c) Brown tumor
d) Distal clavicle erosion
Out of the below options, which is the most sensitive imaging for Osteolytic Metastatic Disease?
a) CT w IV contrast
b) CT w/o contrast
c) MRI
d) XR
c) MRI
“Expansile” or “Soap-bubbly” lesions, Pedicle sign / winking owl sign, and no periosteal rxn are indicative of?
a) Osteoblastic Metastatic Disease
b) Osteolytic Metastatic Disease
b) Osteolytic Metastatic Disease
A solitary soap-bubble expansile lesion is one of the presentations of the most common primary bone malignancy in adults, which is?
a) Osteoblastic Metastatic Disease
b) Osteolytic Metastatic Disease
c) Myeloma
d) Osteomyelitis
c) Myeloma
(can also present as “Punched out, lytic lesions” if disseminated)
Which was not mentioned as a radiographic finding in osteomyelitis?
a) Focal cortical bone destruction
b) Periosteal new bone formation
c) Soft-tissue swelling
d) Joint space narrowing
d) Joint space narrowing
Osteomyelitis can take 10 days to show XR signs, so what is an alternative?
a) Indium-labelled WBC scan
b) Indium-labelled RBC scan
c) CT
d) MRI
a) Indium-labelled WBC scan