The Young Orthopod Revision Quiz #04

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The Young Orthopod Revision Quiz #04

We bring you the Fourth Revision Quiz! All the questions have been posted previously on our Facebook page @TheYoungOrthopod

  1. Which is not a feature of cervical syringomyelia:

    2. Hypertrophy of abductor pollicis brevis
    Burning sensation in arm
    Biceps reflex absent
    Extensor plantar

  2. Which of the following is not one of the trabecular patterns in the proximal femur?

    3. Greater trochanter group
    Lesser trochanter group
    Secondary compressive group
    Principle tensile group

  3. The most appropriate radiographic view to evaluate the acromioclavicular joint is?

    4. Serendipity view
    Zanca view
    Supraspinatus outlet view
    Garth view

  4. What is the predominant blood supply of femoral head?

    5. Lateral circumflex artery
    Obturator artery
    Medial circumflex artery
    Descending branch of lateral circumflex artery

  5. Gallows traction is most optimum for

    6. Fracture shaft femur > 2 years of age
    Fracture shaft femur < 2 years of age
    Fracture tibia
    Pelvic fractures in children

  6. While performing flexor tendon graft repair, graft is taken from?

    7. Plantaris
    Palmaris longus
    Extensor digitorum
    Extensor indicis

  7. About Articular cartilage, true is

    8. Very vascular structure
    Surrounded by thick perichondrium
    Has no nerve supply
    Fibrocartilage

  8. Pectus Carinatum is seen in:

    9. Scurvy
    Rickets
    Hemophilia
    Osteogenesis imperfect

  9. Radiological sign in case of Perthe’s disease?

    10. Epiphyseal calcification
    Organised calcification
    Lateral subluxation femur head
    Restriction of abduction

  10. In elbow, osteochondritis usually involves:

    11. Olecranon
    Trochlea
    Radial head
    Capitulum


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