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OMS Frameworks ©️ Arthritis and Infection Quiz
Which of these are key features in the acute management of this patients (Step 5)? (Choose 2)
Which of these are key features in the acute management of this patients (Step 5)? (Choose 2)
A
Prophylactic Antibiotics
B
Empirical Antibiotics
C
Anlagesia
D
Rinse the wound with normal saline in the ward
E
Stop all diabetic medications
Patient just underwent this procedure. What are the key features of post-operative management? (You can choose more than 1 option)
Patient just underwent this procedure. What are the key features of post-operative management? (You can choose more than 1 option)
A
Knee aspiration
B
Wheel chair mobilization
C
Prophylactic Antibiotics
D
DVT Prophylaxis
E
Empirical Antibiotics
What does "mechanical pain" mean?
What does "mechanical pain" mean?
A
Pain that is worse on movement
B
Pain that is worse after prolonged rest
C
Pain that gets better after warming up
D
Pain that is better with stair climbing
E
Pain that resolves with analgesia
Which of these conditions should NOT present with inflammatory type pain?
Which of these conditions should NOT present with inflammatory type pain?
A
Patella tendonintis
B
Plantar Fasciitis
C
Ankle Osteoarthritis
D
Rheumatoid Arthritis
E
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Which of these statements are true about neurogenic claudication?
Which of these statements are true about neurogenic claudication?
A
Pain gets better with patient resting while standing
B
Pain is better when leg is in a dependant position
C
Pulses should be well felt
D
Pain is better when spine is extended
E
Pain is better when patients walks uphill
What is the utility of a knee aspiration (knee tap) in a patient with an acutely swollen knee with fever?
What is the utility of a knee aspiration (knee tap) in a patient with an acutely swollen knee with fever?
A
Prevent infection
B
Inject antibiotics at the same time
C
For better imaging as the fluid can cast a shadow
D
Reduces swelling only
E
Diagnostic and Therapeutic
What is the main difference between skin grafts and skin flaps?
What is the main difference between skin grafts and skin flaps?
A
Skin grafts are technically more challenging
B
Skin flaps have its own blood supply
C
Skin flaps contract more
D
Skin grafts are ideal for areas with exposed bone
E
Skin grafts are ideal over joints as they contract less
Patient with knee pain sees you for the FIRST time in the clinic. How will you manage this patient with this XR?
Patient with knee pain sees you for the FIRST time in the clinic. How will you manage this patient with this XR?
A
High tibial Osteotomy
B
Total Knee Replacement
C
Non operative with pharmacological and non pharmacological interventions
D
Intra-articular injection
E
Uni-compartmental Knee Replacement
Patient has been referred to you for severe pain in the right lower limb with fever. What will you do next?
Patient has been referred to you for severe pain in the right lower limb with fever. What will you do next?
A
Stabilize and refer senior immediately, consideration for immediate fasiectomy
B
Withhold antibitoics to increase culture yield
C
Inform them that you will review tomorrow
D
Request for MRI scan
E
Discharge patient as this is common bruising
What will you indicate in the notes for a patient after a knee aspiration?
What will you indicate in the notes for a patient after a knee aspiration?
A
"Allow diet of choice"
B
"NBM until crystals results out"
C
"NBM until Gram stain and cell count results out"
D
"Soft Diet"
E
"NBM until fluid cultures results out"
What is the role of "negative pressure dressings" or "vacuum dressing" in orthopaedics?
What is the role of "negative pressure dressings" or "vacuum dressing" in orthopaedics?
A
Aids in secondary wound healing or for temporary wound dressing
B
Useful for patients living in high altitude
C
Negative pressure provides a low oxygen environment
D
Helps in fracture healing
E
Prevent keloid formation
Patient underwent incision and drainage of an abscess. What kind of antibiotics may you potentially change to after the surgery?
Patient underwent incision and drainage of an abscess. What kind of antibiotics may you potentially change to after the surgery?
A
Empirical Antibiotics
B
Prophylactic Antibiotics
C
Culture directed Antibiotics
D
Nosocomial Antibiotics
E
Iatrogenic Antibiotics
Which is the most common causative organism for septic arthritis?
Which is the most common causative organism for septic arthritis?
A
Staphylococcus Aureus
B
Salmonella
C
Streptococcus
D
Neisseria gonorrhea
E
Fungus
How will you prevent deep vein thrombosis in a patient after this surgery? (Choose 3)
How will you prevent deep vein thrombosis in a patient after this surgery? (Choose 3)
A
Calf pumps
B
Early mobilization
C
Straight Leg Raises
D
Vein Stripping
E
Pharmacological methods - Aspirin, Clexane
F
Incentive Spirometry
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