Medical Traction and Fat Emulsions Quiz

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What is the main purpose of applying traction?

Correct deformities

Which type of traction requires the placement of tongs, pins, or screws into the bone?

Skeletal traction

What is the recommended position for the patient during traction?

Supine

What is a key principle to follow when applying traction?

Maintain continuous traction

Which type of skeletal traction is performed when more pulling force is needed?

Skeletal Traction

Why are Gardner-Wells tongs commonly used in Cervical Skeletal Traction?

To minimize chances of displacement

What is the purpose of femoral traction in the context provided?

Alignment of traction along the axis of the femur

When is Perkin's traction typically used?

For tibial fractures

What is the role of the Denham pin in traction procedures?

To provide temporary traction for femoral fractures

In femoral traction, when would lateral traction be preferred over upper femoral traction?

For superior force acetabular fractures

What distinguishes Perkin's traction from other types of traction methods described?

It involves direct attachment to bone pins

Where is the pin inserted for distal tibial traction?

Midway between the anterior and posterior borders of the tibia

What should be avoided when performing distal tibial traction to prevent complications?

Placing the pin through the saphenous vein

In which fractures is Buck’s Traction commonly used?

Fractures of the femoral neck

What is one of the uses of Buck’s Traction in young children?

To hold reduction after dislocation

When might Hamilton Russel Traction be used instead of Buck’s Traction?

In hip dislocations

Test your knowledge on medical traction and fat emulsions with this quiz. Topics include the isotonic preparation of fat emulsions, energy content of fats, and the purposes of traction in medical settings.

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