Orthopaedics - Medical MCQ

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1954 Orthopaedics

Standard site for primary bone graft -a) Pelvisb) Greater trochanterc) Medial malleolusd) Lateral melleoluse) Fibula

Cab

Dae

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1955 Orthopaedics

Standard site for primary bone graft -a) Pelvisb) Greater trochanterc) Medial malleolusd) Lateral melleoluse) Fibula

Cab

Dae

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1956 Orthopaedics

Tension band wiring is used for?

AFracture humerus

BOlecranon fracture

CFracture tibia

DFracture spine

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1957 Orthopaedics

Tension band wiring is used for?

AFracture humerus

BOlecranon fracture

CFracture tibia

DFracture spine

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1958 Orthopaedics

A 5-year-old boy presents to the Accident Clinic with a fracture in the shaft of humerus. Then how will you exclude the involvement of radial nerve?

AInability in flexion of forearm and loss of sensation in lateral forearm

BInability in extension of wrist and loss of sensation in area over anatomical snuff box

CInability to flex the MP joint and extend the PIP joint

DInability to perform opposition

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1959 Orthopaedics

A 5-year-old boy presents to the Accident Clinic with a fracture in the shaft of humerus. Then how will you exclude the involvement of radial nerve?

AInability in flexion of forearm and loss of sensation in lateral forearm

BInability in extension of wrist and loss of sensation in area over anatomical snuff box

CInability to flex the MP joint and extend the PIP joint

DInability to perform opposition

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1960 Orthopaedics

A patient can’t extend his wrist after he has met with an accident. He has no sensory loss. Level at which the affected nerve is injured?

ASpiral groove of humerus

BHead of radius

CNear medial epicondyle

DSurgical neck of humerus

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1961 Orthopaedics

A patient can’t extend his wrist after he has met with an accident. He has no sensory loss. Level at which the affected nerve is injured?

ASpiral groove of humerus

BHead of radius

CNear medial epicondyle

DSurgical neck of humerus

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1962 Orthopaedics

Monteggia fracture is

AFracture upper ulna + Dislocation of upper radio ulnar joint

BFracture upper radius + Radioulnar joint dislocation

CLower ulnar fracture + Lower radio-ulnar joint dis- location

DLower radius fracture + Lower radio-ulnar joint dislocation

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