Mcq Subject: Orthopaedics

Question 1

All are true about Barton’s fracture except

A. Intra - articular fracture

B. Radio carpal subluxation

C. Dorsal barton is most common type

D. Requires open reduction and internal fixation

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Answer

A. Intra - articular fracture

B. Radio carpal subluxation

C. Dorsal barton is most common type

D. Requires open reduction and internal fixation

Question 2

Nonunion is common in fracture –

A. Scapula

B. Talus

C. Neck femur

D. None

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Answer

A. Scapula

C. Neck femur

Question 3

The differential diagnosis of the lesion, histologically resembling giant cell tumour in the small bones of the hands or feet, includes all of the following except

A. Aneurysmal bone cyst

B. Fibrosarcoma

C. Osteosarcoma

D. Hyperparathyroidism

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Answer

A. Aneurysmal bone cyst

B. Fibrosarcoma

C. Osteosarcoma

D. Hyperparathyroidism

Question 4

Colies fracture:

A. Fracture line is at radioulnar joint

B. Fracture line extends to the carpal joint

C. 2 cm proximal to the radiocarpal joint

D. Distal fragment is ulnar deviated

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Answer

A. Fracture line is at radioulnar joint

B. Fracture line extends to the carpal joint

C. 2 cm proximal to the radiocarpal joint

D. Distal fragment is ulnar deviated

Question 5

Volkman’s ischemic contracture seen in:

A. Supracondylar fracture of humerus

B. Tibial plateau fracture

C. Clavicle fracture

D. Colics silver fork fracture

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Answer

A. Supracondylar fracture of humerus

B. Tibial plateau fracture

C. Clavicle fracture

D. Colics silver fork fracture

Question 6

A 3 year old girl has developed painful elbow after being jerked by the forearm. The next thing to be done is –

A. Cuff & collar sling immobilization

B. Reduction setting and AEPOP application

C. X-ray and elevation of limb in posterior slab

D. Fully supinate the forearm

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Answer

A. Cuff & collar sling immobilization

B. Reduction setting and AEPOP application

C. X-ray and elevation of limb in posterior slab

D. Fully supinate the forearm

Question 7

The action of intramedullary ‘K’ nail is –

A. Two-point fixation

B. Three-point fixation

C. Compression

D. Weight concentration

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Answer

A. Two-point fixation

B. Three-point fixation

C. Compression

D. Weight concentration

Question 8

Seen in Colles # A/E –

A. Proximal shift

B. Dorsal tilt

C. Lateral tilt

D. Pronation

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Answer

A. Proximal shift

B. Dorsal tilt

C. Lateral tilt

D. Pronation

Question 9

Tardy ulnar nerve palsy seen in -a) Medial condyle # humerusb) Lateral condyle # humerusc) Supracondylar condyle # humerusd) Fracture shaft humerus

A. a

B. c

C. bc

D. ad

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Answer

A. Capitulum

B. Trochlea

C. Olecranon

D. Radial styloid

Question 10

Axis of upper limb passes through

A. Capitulum

B. Trochlea

C. Olecranon

D. Radial styloid

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Mcq Subject: Orthopaedics

All are true about Barton’s fracture except

Nonunion is common in fracture –

The differential diagnosis of the lesion, histologically resembling giant cell tumour in the small bones of the hands or feet, includes all of the following except

Colies fracture:

Volkman’s ischemic contracture seen in:

A 3 year old girl has developed painful elbow after being jerked by the forearm. The next thing to be done is –

The action of intramedullary ‘K’ nail is –

Seen in Colles # A/E –

Tardy ulnar nerve palsy seen in -a) Medial condyle # humerusb) Lateral condyle # humerusc) Supracondylar condyle # humerusd) Fracture shaft humerus

Axis of upper limb passes through

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