ABFAS BOARD EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST ASSURED A+.

ABFAS BOARD EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST ASSURED A+. 18 y/o gymnast substance acute inversion ankle injury and ruptures her lateral collateral ligaments (a)NWB 6 weeks, ankle Brace (b)Ankle bracing followed by aggressive PT 12 weeks (c)Early functional rehab program (d)NWB x8 weeks followed by PT - ANSWER (c) Early functional rehab program Patient is a 45 y/o male performing a triple arthrodesis he has 6 degrees of tibial varum what is the appropriate position for the calcaneus to the tibia to be in this position? (a)4 Degrees Everted (b)6 Degrees Everted (c)8 Degrees Everted (d)10 Degrees Everted - ANSWER (c)8 Degrees Everted Performing a triple arthrodesis if you translate the talus anteriorly on the calcaneus what would be the effect? (a)Anterior talus will plantarflex the forefoot increase the arch height (b)Anterior talus will dorsiflex the forefoot and increase arch height (c)Anterior talus will plantarflex the forefoot and decrease arch height (d)Anterior talus will dorsiflex the forefoot and decrease the arch height - ANSWER (a)Anterior talus will plantarflex the forefoot increase the arch height You are performing a pantalar arthrodesis. The patient is a smoker and you are concerned about a nonunion. Which joint has the highest risk of nonunion? (A)CCJ (B)TNJ (C)Ankle (D)STJ - ANSWER (C)Ankle You are performing a triple arthrodesis which joint would you prep last and fixate first? (A)TNJ (B)CCJ (C)STJ (D)Ankle - ANSWER (C)STJ You are performing a lateral subtalar arthrodesis, which structure do you incise in order to access the joint? (A) ATFL (B) CFL ABFAS BOARD EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST ASSURED A+. (C) PTFL (D) Bifurcate ligament - ANSWER (B) CFL You are performing a STJ arthrodesis what is the hardest deformity to fix (A) Varus (B) Valgus (C) Sagittal Plane (D) Transverse plane - ANSWER (A) Varus You are performing an ankle arthrodesis on a patient you make a mistake with positioning of the arthrodesis, which position would be best to have the foot in? (A)5 Degrees Plantarflexed (B)5 Degrees Dorsiflexed (C)5 mm Anteriorly Offset (D)6 degrees of valgus - ANSWER (B)5 Degrees Dorsiflexed You are with a certain attending who fuses the ankle in a plantarflexed position, what would be the complication with this positioning? (A) Shoulder drop on the affected side (B) Supination of the affected extremity (C) Pronation of the contralateral extremity (D) Vaulting gait - ANSWER (D) Vaulting gait What would be a contraindication to Arthroscopic ankle arthrodesis? (A)Severe Inflammatory Arthritis (B)Endstage arthritis with extensive osteophytes (C)BMI 35 (D)15 degrees of ankle varus - ANSWER (D)15 degrees of ankle varus Also 5 degrees of varus. 10 degrees varus/valgus for TAR contraindication You are performing a triple arthrodesis. You put the patient in varus by accident. What would be the most common complication ? (A) Ankle Arthritis (B) Lateral Column Pain (C) Lateral ankle instability (D) Plantar Fasciitis - ANSWER (B) Lateral Column Pain Patient has a calcaneal fracture with a massive lateral wall blowout. What is the most common complication for a poor reduction? (A)Nonunion (B)Lateral Column Instability (C)Peroneal Tendonitis (D)Sural Neuritis - ANSWER (C)Peroneal Tendonitis Patient has a 4 cm rupture of the achilles tendon you repair the rupture what is the most common complication? (A)Re-rupture (B)Infection (C)Weakness (D)Dehiscence - ANSWER (D)Dehiscence You are doing a medial subtalar joint dissection approach. Which structure do you not incise? (A)Superficial Deltoid (B)Deep Deltoid (C)Posterior Tibialis (D)Interosseous Ligament - ANSWER (B)Deep Deltoid You wish to block factor II which medication does this? (A)Pradaxa (B)Eliquis (C)Brilinta (D)Plavix - ANSWER (A)Pradaxa In performing a posteromedial release for a congenital clubfoot deformity, what is the most important joint to release to prevent recurrence of the deformity? •A. ankle. •B. subtalar. •C. talonavicular. •D. calcaneocuboid. - ANSWER C. talonavicular For a severe rigid and painful talipes equinovarus in an adult, what primary surgical approach is contraindicated? (note negative format) •A. soft-tissue release and tendon transfer. •B. talectomy and foot-to-leg arthrodesis. •C. tarsal osteotomies. •D. triple arthrodesis. - ANSWER A. soft-tissue release and tendon transfer In a six-month-old child, aggressive casting for the equinus component of a clubfoot deformity may result in which of the following conditions? •A. dislocation of the ankle. •B. subluxation of the midtarsal joint. •C. compression of the subtalar joint. •D. rupture of posterior talotibialligament. - ANSWER B. subluxation of the midtarsal joint .