Types of Fractures
Malignant Bone Tumors
Spinal Pathology
Treatment/Healing
Miscellaneous
100

This fracture is commonly seen in _________, and affects the 5th metatarsal.

Boxers

100

An osteogenic sarcoma generally occurs at the ___________ of a long bone.

End

100

What vertebra does the Hangman's fracture typically occur at?

C2

100

What does bracing, physical therapy, and restricted activity treat? 

Scoliosis

100

What is the most commonly dislocated joint?

Shoulder

200

Which type of fracture is associated with a skin would?

Open (compound)

200

This highly malignant tumor in the marrow of long bones is very rare in individuals over the age of 30.

Ewing's Sarcoma

200

What commonly happens at these vertebral sites?

L4-5

L5-S1

C5-C6

C6-C7

T9-T12

Herniation of Intervertebral discs (herniated disc)

200

What are the two common treatment options for malignant bone tumors?

Radiation therapy and chemotherapy

200

What is essential for bone surveys done on children when battered-child syndrome is suspected?

Markers

300

What shape is associated with the appearance of a butterfly fracture?

Triangle

300

Chondrosarcoma typically develops after what age?

Age 40

300

When a disc in your spine is completely compressed or crushed, spreading fragments, that is what type of fracture?

Burst fracture

300

What is the aggressive treatment for a disc herniation?

Surgical removal of the disc.

300

What are the three most common sites for stress fractures?

Tibia, fibula, and navicular.

400

What fracture occurs almost exclusively in infants and children?

Greenstick fracture

400

Multiple Myeloma is a widespread malignancy of what kind of cells?

Plasma cells

400

_________________ is the forward diplacement of one vertebra on another. It causes chronic back pain and is caused by spondylolysis. (Extra 100 points if you pronounce it correctly!)

Spondylolisthesis (spaan·duh·low·luhs·thee·suhs)

400

A complete laminectomy is the surgical treatment for spondylolysis/spondylolisthesis when ____________ displacement occurs. 

Forward displacement.

400

What is the name of the extra bone on the proximal end of the 5th metatarsal that only 0.1-1% of people have?

Os vesalianum

500

A torus (buckle) fracture is when there is a bucking of the __________ on one or both sides of a bone.

Cortex

500

Name one of the three most common types of cancer that bone metastases originate from?

Breast, prostate, lung

500

Name two of the most common types of scoliosis.

Idiopathic, neuromuscular, degenerative, congenital

500

What are the four stages of fracture healing?

Inflammatory, proliferative, bone callus, and remodeling.

500

What is the difference between a bimalleolar and trimalleolar fracture?

Both involve a fracture of the malleoli on the tibia and fibula, but a trimalleolar fracture also involves a fracture of the posterior lip of the tibia.

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