Ortho rosh pearls UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
1. Which type of anterior dislocation
shoulder disloca-
tion is most com-
mon?
2. Whats the MOA An anterior dislocation is caused by a direct blow to the externally rotated, abduct-
of an anterior ed, and extended arm
shoulder disloca-
tion?
On exam: the shoulder is externally rotated, slightly abducted, and the patients will
refuse to move it.
3. Which type of posterior dislocation
shoulder dislo-
cation is often
associated with
seizures or elec-
trical shock?
4. Bankart lesion tear of the labrum due to dislocation or subluxation of the GH joint
5.
, Hill-Sachs defor- Compression fracture of humeral head
mity Associated with anterior shoulder dislocation
6. What type of Anterior
shoulder disloca-
tion is present
7. What type of anterior
knee dislocation
is most common
8. What type of el- posterior
bow dislocation is
most common?
9. What injury are Popliteal artery injury
we most con-
cerned about
Concerning exam features:
with a knee dislo-
absence of pulse
cation, and hap-
limb ischemia
pen 5-68% of the
paresthesias
time
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Answers
1. Which type of anterior dislocation
shoulder disloca-
tion is most com-
mon?
2. Whats the MOA An anterior dislocation is caused by a direct blow to the externally rotated, abduct-
of an anterior ed, and extended arm
shoulder disloca-
tion?
On exam: the shoulder is externally rotated, slightly abducted, and the patients will
refuse to move it.
3. Which type of posterior dislocation
shoulder dislo-
cation is often
associated with
seizures or elec-
trical shock?
4. Bankart lesion tear of the labrum due to dislocation or subluxation of the GH joint
5.
, Hill-Sachs defor- Compression fracture of humeral head
mity Associated with anterior shoulder dislocation
6. What type of Anterior
shoulder disloca-
tion is present
7. What type of anterior
knee dislocation
is most common
8. What type of el- posterior
bow dislocation is
most common?
9. What injury are Popliteal artery injury
we most con-
cerned about
Concerning exam features:
with a knee dislo-
absence of pulse
cation, and hap-
limb ischemia
pen 5-68% of the
paresthesias
time
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