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    This document contains multiple choice questions pertaining to various topics in orthopedics including bone tumors, fractures, infections, joints, nerves, imaging modalities, bioethics and pediatric hip disorders. It addresses the radiological and clinical presentations of different conditions, causative organisms of infections, treatment approaches and potential complications. Key points covered include characteristics of benign bone tumors, signs of fractures around the elbow, importance of wound management for open fractures, osteoarthritis risk factors and appropriate use of imaging for detecting conditions.

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    This document contains multiple choice questions pertaining to various topics in orthopedics including bone tumors, fractures, infections, joints, nerves, imaging modalities, bioethics and pediatric hip disorders. It addresses the radiological and clinical presentations of different conditions, causative organisms of infections, treatment approaches and potential complications. Key points covered include characteristics of benign bone tumors, signs of fractures around the elbow, importance of wound management for open fractures, osteoarthritis risk factors and appropriate use of imaging for detecting conditions.

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    This document contains multiple choice questions pertaining to various topics in orthopedics including bone tumors, fractures, infections, joints, nerves, imaging modalities, bioethics and pediatric hip disorders. It addresses the radiological and clinical presentations of different conditions, causative organisms of infections, treatment approaches and potential complications. Key points covered include characteristics of benign bone tumors, signs of fractures around the elbow, importance of wound management for open fractures, osteoarthritis risk factors and appropriate use of imaging for detecting conditions.

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    Sclerotic bone lesion include

    a. Osteoid osteoma
    T
    b. Solitary bone cyst
    F
    c. Paget disease
    T
    d. Aneurismal bone cyst
    F
    e. Osteopetrosis
    F
    Causes of aggressive periosteal reaction include
    a. Osteoid osteoma
    F
    b. Brodies abscess
    F
    c. Acute osteomyelitis
    T
    d. Ewing sarcoma
    T
    e. Chrondosarcoma
    T
    Lytic bone lesion include
    a. Prostate metastasis
    F
    b. Breast metastasis
    F
    c. Thyroid metastasis
    T
    d. Renal metastasis
    T
    e. Lung metastasis
    T
    Regarding radiological investigation in orthopaedic practice
    a. Haemangioma often shows calcification on plain radiograph
    b. MRI cannot identify a skip lesion in long bone affected with osteosarcoma
    F
    c. Loss of end plate and preservation of pedicle on plain radiograph of spine
    are suggestive of spine metastasis F
    d. Normal finding on ultrasound examination of hip excludes septic arthritis
    F
    e. MRI is able to detect changes of vascular necrosis of the femoral earlier
    than bone scan T
    Pertaining to benign bone tumors
    1

    a. Bone pain secondary to osteoid osteoma is not easily reduce by aspirin


    b. Fibrous dysplasia gives soup-bubble appearance on plain radiograph F
    c. Solitary bone cyst shows multiple septations on radiological examination
    T
    d. Osteochondroma has no malignant potential F(SMALL RISK)
    e. Giants cell tumors is hardly seen before closure of the physis T
    Pertaining to musculocutaneous nerve
    a.
    b.
    c.
    d.
    e.

    It supplies sensation over the medial aspect of the arm F(FOREARM)


    It does not have sensory supply to the elbow joint T
    Forearm supination is weakened if it is injured T(SUPPLIES BICEPS)
    It is the nerve paralysed in Saturday-night palsy F(RADIAL NERVE)
    Wallerian degeneration occurs in axonotmesis of musculocutaneous nerve
    T

    Regarding orthopaedic infection


    a. Cloaca seen on radiological investigation indicates chronic osteomylitis T
    b. The commonest organism causing septic arthritis in newborn is
    haemophilus influenza F
    c. Healing of tuberculosis arthritis is by bony ankylosis F(FIBROUS
    ANKYLOSIS)
    d. Brodies abcess needs emergency drainage and debridement F
    e. Browns tumor is a malignant sequel of chronic osteomyelitis
    F(PARATHYROID HORMONE)
    Regarding fracture or dislocation around the elbow
    a.
    b.
    c.
    d.
    e.

    Salter harris fracture type III is an extra articular fracture F


    Fracture of the radial head causes loss of isoscale elbow triangle F
    fat- pad sign seen on plain radiograph indicates a complete triangle T
    Anterior elbow dislocation is more common than posterior dislocation F
    Volkmanns ischemic of the forearm is a potential complication of
    supracondylar fracture T

    Regarding fracture of the upper limbs


    a. Monteggia fracture is a fracture of the radius associated with distal
    radioulnar joint dislocation F
    b. Supracondylar fracture of the humerus is intraarticular F
    c. Cubitus varus is a recognized potential complication of supracondylar
    fracture of humerus T
    d. dinner-fork deformity is a typical features associated with Collers
    fracture T
    e. Tenderness over the anatomical snuff box is suggestive of scaphoid
    fracture T
    Regarding open fracture
    a. The wound of the open fracture is primarily closed F
    b. Internal fixation is used to stabilized the fracture during debridement F

    c. Antibiotics administration and proper irrigation and debridement are


    important to prevent contamination to become an established infection T
    d. Osteomyelitis is a recognized late complication T
    e. Open fracture occurring at farm yard is considered as grade III open
    fracture
    Regarding osteoarthritis
    a.
    b.
    c.
    d.
    e.

    It is more common in obese patients T


    It is associated with raised serum calcium F
    Intercondylar distance is measured in supine position F(STANDING)
    Intraarticular steroid injection is recommended for acute exacerbation T
    Total knee replacement is indicated in young active patient F

    Regarding bioethics in orthopaedics practice


    a. Patients religious belief should be respected although contraindicating
    with the treatment plan
    b. Patient is allowed to discuss with his/her family before giving consent
    c. Informed consent is irreversible
    d. In life threatening event, a surgeon can perform a life-saving surgery in
    unconscious patient even without any consent from anyone
    e. Treatment options are given and patient is allowed to choose based on
    discussion with the treating practitioner
    Regarding paediatric hip disorder
    a. Waddling gait is seen in unilateral neglected congenital hip dislocation T
    b. Excessive hip abduction in treating Developmental Dysplasia of Hip with
    hip spica leads to avascular necrosis of femoral head
    c. Positive Barlow test signifies that the hip is totally dislocated but reducible
    F
    d. Transient synovitis of hip commonly shows joint effusion on ultrasound T
    e. Slipped capital femoral epiphysis is common in age less than 8 years F
    Regarding orthopaedic infections
    a. Staphylococcus aureus is the predominant causative organism in necrotic
    fasciitis F
    b. Streptococcus Group A is the predominant causative organism in gas
    gangrene F
    c. Streptococcus Group B is the predominant causative organism in cellulitis
    F
    d. Pseudomonas sp is the predominant causative organism in penetrative in
    injury of the foot F
    3

    e. Staphylococcus epidermidis is the predominant causative organism in


    abscess F

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