The Young Orthopod Revision Quiz #02

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The Young Orthopod Revision Quiz #02

We bring you our second Revision Quiz! All the question have been posted previously on the Facebook page @TheYoungOrthopod.

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  1. The technical error that may lead to scapular notching after reverse total shoulder arthroplasty?

    2. Posterior placement of the glenoid component
    Superior placement of the glenoid component
    Inferior placement of the glenoid component

    Retroverted placement of the glenoid component

  2. Which of the following childhood tumours most frequently metastasizes to the bone?

    3. Neuroblastoma
    Ganglioneuroma
    Wilms tumor

    Ewing's sarcoma

  3. Islene’s disease is the osteochondritis of:

    4. 2nd Metacarpal
    5th Metacarpal
    2nd Metatarsal 

    5th Metatarsal

  4. In Henry's approach for proximal radius, the forearm is supinated to minimize injury to ______?

    5. Lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve
    Posterior interosseous nerve
    Ulnar nerve
    Radial nerve

  5. To which of the following groups do most of the bone morphogenetic proteins belong?

    6. Platelet-derived growth factors.
    Fibroblast growth factors.
    Transforming growth factors
    Insulin-like growth factors.

  6. Earliest reflex to reappear after spinal shock:

    7. Knee jerk
    Ankle jerk
    Bulbocavernous reflex

    Abdominal reflex

  7. Myodesis is employed in amputations for all of the following indications except-

    8. Trauma
    Tumor
    Children

    Ischaemia

  8. A vertical talus is most commonly associated with which of the following?

    9. Oligohydramnios
    Arthrogryposis
    Congenital talipes equinovarus

    Developmental dysplasia of the hip

  9. Vitamin D-resistant rickets is inherited as which of the following traits?

    10. Autosomal dominant
    Autosomal recessive
    X-linked dominant

    X-linked recessive

  10. Which of the following tumours is least likely to involve the posterior elements of the spine?

    11. Osteoid osteoma
    Langerhans’ cell histiocytosis
    Aneurysmal bone cyst

    Osteoblastoma


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