Anatomy
Bugs & Drugs
Wound Care
Surgery and Procedures
100

plantaris insertion

medial aspect of tendo-achilles into calcaneus

100

this organism is classically associated with gas gangrene

clostridium perfringens

100

TcPo2 below what value predicts poor healing

<30

100

threshold IMA beyond which distal osteotomy is generally insufficient per ABFAS guidelines

>16 degrees

200

tarsal coalitions from most to least common

1. calcaneonavicular

2. talocalcaneal

3. talonavicular

200

this antibiotic commonly causes pseudomembranous colitis

clindamycin

200

superficial bacterial infection, commonly affecting the interdigital web spaces in diabetic patients, produces a characteristic coral-red fluorescence under woods lamp

erythrasma (corynebacterium minutissimum)

200

this ankle fracture pattern results from what type of rotation

supination-external rotation

300

these muscle make up the first layer of the plantar foot

- abductor hallucis

- flexor digitorum brevis

- abductor digiti minimi

300

this drug covers MRSA and VRE abut may cause thrombocytopenia

linezolid

300

this is the angiosome -base approach target for revascularization in heel diabetic foot ulcers

posterior tibial artery

300

incisional approach most commonly used for open reduction internal fixation of a Sanders type II calcaneal fracture

lateral extensile

400

which talar surface receives its blood supply primarily from the artery of the tarsal canal

medial talar body

400

antibiotics you can mix with PMMA beads

heat labile antibiotics (vancomycin & aminoglycosides)

400

wound healing problem where the edges of the skin roll inward and under, preventing new skin cells from migrating across to close the wound

epibole

400

optimal hindfoot position for ankle arthrodesis

5 degrees valgus, neutral dorsiflexion, 5-10 degrees external rotation

500

cutting this muscle results in adductovarus of digits 4 & 5

quadratus plantae

500

lab abnormality commonly associated with beta-lactam antibiotics

leukopenia

500

an score used to distinguish necrotizing fasciitis

BONUS:

name the labs used for this scoring system (6)

LRINEC

CRP, WBC, Hemoglobin, Sodium, Creatinine, Glucose

500

fracture pattern shows a "double contour" sign on AP ankle radiographs and is associated with high-energy trauma

tillaux chaput