Describe the two etiologies of Charcot
French: Neurotraumatic Germany: Neurovascular
What are the 4 principles for AO fixation?
Anataomic Reduction Preservation of Blood Supply Early Range of Motion Stable internal fixation
What is the sequence for hammertoe reduction?
Head resection
Extensor release
Capsular release
Tenotomy
Arthrodesis W
classification?
PER 3 (or 4)
What are the Kager triangle borders? What does the it mean when Kager triangle is blurred on Xray?
Superior surface of calcaneus Achilles tendon FHL Achilles tendon rupture
What is used to reverse Heparin and Coumadin?
Heparin - Protamine Sulfate Coumadin - Vitamin K or FFP
What is Vassal principle?
reduce the dominant fracture first and the lesser fracture will spontaneously follow
classification?
stewart 3
What is the most common naturally occurring fusion that happens in foot?
5th PIPJ
What is Sjorgen syndrome?
dry eyes, dry mouth (+) ANA
Mechanism of injury for talar dome lesions - what would cause a lateral lesion? what would cause a medial lesion?
Dorsiflexion and Inversion - Anterior Lateral
PF and Inversion - Posterior Medial
classify using Rowe
Rowe 1 c
What is the order to reduce clubfoot using ponsetti method?
Correct cavus
Correct adduction
Correct equinus
Name pseudomonas drugs and MRSA drugs
F: Fortaz A: Aminoglycosides T: Ticarcillin C: Cipro I: Invanz A: Aztreonam Z: Zosyn
Describe the all 5 types of salter harris?
S: straight A:above L: lower T: Thru R: crush
name classification
Hawkins 3
What antibiotic causes C diff? Which antibiotic is given for C Diff?
Clindamycin 1. Metronidazole
2. PO vanco
What is the mechanism of action for: Metformin, Sulfonylureas , Thiazolidinediones, Alpha glucosidase inhibitors
Metformin - Reduce glucose production in liver Sulfonylureas - Increase insulin secretion from beta cells
Thiazolidinediones - Increase insulin sensitivity
Alpha glucosidase inhibitors - Decrease starch absorption
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
NAME TWO CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS FR TALAR FRACTURES
classification
Saunders III AC