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Joints, synovial fluid and cartilage
What is an identifiable feature o...,
What is an identifiable feature o...,
What is an identifiable feature o...
15
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Embryology
When does the upper limb bud appe...,
When does the lower limb bud appe...,
How do limb buds elongate 3
26
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Bone and soft tissue infection
What is osteomyelitis 1,
What is septic arthritis 2,
Does acute osteomyelitis mostly a...
24
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Bone and soft tissue tumours
What is a sarcoma 1,
How do sarcoma spread to lungs 2,
Is it more common for a tumour of...
26
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Orthopaedic problems of the hand
Is dupuytrens more common in male...,
What are some risk factors associ...,
What are the main pathological fe...
21
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Peripheral nerve injury
What kind of nerve injury is typi...,
How can nerves be compressed 2,
What is neuropraxia 3
10
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Bone growth and fracture healing
Where are the epiphyseal growth p...,
What does cortical bone do 2,
What does cancellous bone do 3
19
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Nerve palsies in the limbs
How do you remember the posterior...,
What is hilton s law 2,
Which nerves supply the hip 3
30
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Science of RA and clincal aspects
What are some features of a rheum...,
What is the synovium 2,
Describe the characteristics of t...
14
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Metabolic bone disease
What is paget s disease 1,
What are some symptoms of paget s...,
What is a blood test result often...
22
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Crystal Arthopathy
What is tophus 1,
What are purines metabolised to 2,
What is uric acid the metabolic p...
20
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Seronegative arthritis
Does seronegative arthritis invol...,
What are some characteristics of ...,
What are some common presentation...
15
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Shoulder and elbow problems
What kind of fracture is more com...,
What is the most mobile joint in ...,
What is involved in the treatment...
23
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Osteoarthritis and principles of management
How does osteoarthritis occur 1,
What are the biomechanical factor...,
What are some features of inflamm...
18
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Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
What are some diagnostic requirem...,
What are the 3 major subtypes of ...,
What are some signs and symptoms ...
23
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Orthopaedic hip conditions
What does the head of the femur a...,
Where do the abductors and rotato...,
Where does the psoas attach to th...
23
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Orthopaedic knee conditions
What do mcl and lcl stand for 1,
What do acl and pcl stand for 2,
Which ligament is the meniscus at...
33
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Foot problems
What are some possible causes of ...,
What are some symptoms of hallux ...,
What causes hallux valgus 3
55
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Forensic aspects of trauma
What are some significant factors...,
What are some possible results of...,
What are the main factors determi...
36
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Describing an x-ray
What are the 4 rights 1,
What is used to ensure the right ...,
What do we look at for bone x rays 3
22
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Basics of fracture management
What does treatment depend on 1,
What are some patient factors to ...,
What kind of fracture is complete...
27
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Upper limb injuries
Where do most clavicular fracture...,
How are clavicle fractures managed 2,
How do ac joint injuries occur 3
31
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Children's orthopaedics - The Big 3
Which ethnicities have highest in...,
What are some risk factors for ddh 2,
What are some signs to test for i...
25
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Children's orthopaedics - The Limping Child
What is a limp 1,
What are the more likely causes o...,
What are some more likely causes ...
21
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Children’s Orthopaedics - Complex needs - CP, Talipes,Scoliosis
Which functions may be involved i...,
What is cerebral palsy 2,
What are the main causes in prena...
36
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Paediatric trauma
What are some risk factors for pa...,
Why do children s bone fractures ...,
How do the easily healing bones o...
16
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