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Decks in this Class (22):

• 1 Bone Tumours

  1- Bone Tumours

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  what is the commonest benign bone tumour,

  what does an osteochondroma look like,

  what is the name given to an intramedull
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• 2 Rheumatology Concepts

  2- Rheumatology Concepts

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  what are the 2 main categories of arthri,

  what are the subdivisions of inflammator,

  give examples of seropositive arthritis
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• 2 Osteoarthritis

  2- Osteoarthritis

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  what is the basic pathogenesis behind os,

  osteoarthritis is the most common form o,

  what are the 4 main radiological feature
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• 2 Inflammatory Arthropathies

  2- Inflammatory Arthropathies

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  list features suggestive of joint inflam,

  what is the most prevalent seropositive,

  men are more affected than women by ra t
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• 2 Connective Tissue Diseases

  2- Connective Tissue Diseases

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  what is the basic pathology behind ctds,

  sle is more common in whom,

  which antibodies are associated with sle
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• 2 Myopathies

  2- Myopathies

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  the aetiology of polymyalgia rheumatica,

  list clinical features of pmr,

  which arteritic condition is associated
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• 2 Vasculitis

  2- Vasculitis

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  which vessels are usually affected by la,

  what are the 2 main large vessel vasculi,

  giant cell arteritis usually occurs befo
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• 3 Congenital Disorders

  3- Congenital Disorders

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  what is osteogenesis imperfecta,

  which inheritance pattern does osteogene,

  list clinical features of osteogenesis i
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• 3 Developmental Disorders

  3- Developmental Disorders

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  what is the commonest obstetric brachial,

  which nerve roots are affected in erbs p,

  which muscles lose their motor function
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• 3 Common Lower Limb Variations

  3- Common Lower Limb Variations

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  at birth chuldren normally have valgus l,

  flat feet can be physiological true fals,

  describe mobile flexible flat feet
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• 3 Paediatric Hip Knee Spine Foot And Ank

  3- Paediatric Hip, Knee, Spine, Foot and Ankle Conditions

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  what happens in developmental dysplasia,

  girls are more commonly affected by ddh,

  list risk factors for ddh
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• 4 Hip Conditions

  4- Hip Conditions

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  where does hip pathology typically produ,

  which nerve supplies the majority of the,

  hip arthroplasty and hip replacement are
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• 4 Knee Conditions

  4- Knee Conditions

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  describe a total knee replacement,

  describe a partial knee replacement,

  there is a greater incidence of pain ass
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• 4 Foot And Ankle Conditions

  4- Foot and Ankle Conditions

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  what is hallux valgus,

  hallux valgus is commoner in males true,

  what is a bunion
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• 4 Spine Conditions

  4- Spine Conditions

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  red flag symptoms are present with mecha,

  what is meant by spondylosis,

  where does acute spinal disc tear occur
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• 4 Shoulder Conditions

  4- Shoulder Conditions

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  list the 4 rotator cuff muscles,

  what happens in shoudler impingement,

  what is the clinical sign of shoulder im
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• 4 Upper Limb Conditions

  4- Upper Limb Conditions

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  what forms the carpal tunnel in the wris,

  which clinically important nerve passes,

  how does carpal tunnel syndrome arise
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• 5 Elective Surgery

  5- Elective Surgery

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  list general conservative treatment for,

  list the 4 main surgical managements for,

  what does excision resection arthroplast
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• 5 Orthopaedic Infections

  5- Orthopaedic Infections

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  what is osteomyelitis,

  what are the main mechanisms by which bo,

  what is a sequestrum
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• 5 Trauma

  5- Trauma

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  what is the medical term for a broken bo,

  give examples of situations that would c,

  what is meant by a pathological fracture
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• 6 Adult Regional Trauma

  6- Adult Regional Trauma

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  when spinal shock occurs loss of motor f,

  what normal body reflex is absent in spi,

  describe complete spinal cord injury
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• 6 Paediatric Regional Trauma

  6- Paediatric Regional Trauma

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  what is meant by a greenstick fracture,

  the periosteum in children is much thick,

  childrens fractures heal more quickly th
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