Plaster cast wedging is done by forcing open a cut on the _____ side of the angulation, at the same level as the # and the plaster is reinforced with extra bandages.
#2
Cloverleaf shape of K-nail on the cross-section which provides good _____ stability.
#3
_____ can be used with ilizarov technique and also for internal fixation of small bones
#4
Which structures are fixed first during reimplantation of an amputated limb?_____
#5
K-nail is based on the concept of _____ point fixation
#6
Physiological limit for distraction osteogenesis is _____ mm/day
#7
_____ screws have a smaller thread, low pitch, compression produced by over drilling proximal cortex
#8
The following is a _____ fixator or LRS (limb reconstruction system)
#9
The following instrument is a _____
#10
Name the following technique of reducing a dislocated shoulder:
_____
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Flashcard 1: Plaster cast wedging is done by forcing open a cut on the _____ side of the angulation, at the same level as the # and the plaster is reinforced with extra bandages.
Answer: concave
Flashcard 2: Cloverleaf shape of K-nail on the cross-section which provides good _____ stability.
Answer: rotational
Flashcard 3: _____ can be used with ilizarov technique and also for internal fixation of small bones
Answer: K-wire (K-wire/Steinmann pin)
Flashcard 4: Which structures are fixed first during reimplantation of an amputated limb?_____
Answer: Bone
Flashcard 5: K-nail is based on the concept of _____ point fixation
Answer: three
Flashcard 6: Physiological limit for distraction osteogenesis is _____ mm/day
Answer: one
Flashcard 7: _____ screws have a smaller thread, low pitch, compression produced by over drilling proximal cortex
Answer: Cortical
Flashcard 8: The following is a _____ fixator or LRS (limb reconstruction system)
Answer: Rail
Flashcard 9: The following instrument is a _____
Answer: osteotome
Flashcard 10: Name the following technique of reducing a dislocated shoulder:
_____
Answer: Stimson's hanging arm method
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