16 Questions
What is another term for a 'nightstick' fracture?
Ulna (forearm fracture)
What is the primary mechanism of injury for olecranon fractures?
Hyperextension
Which joint allows for pronation and supination?
Proximal radioulnar joint
What is the primary management for olecranon bursitis in the acute phase?
R.I.C. and immobilize
What structure is palpable posteriorly in cases of ulnar dislocation?
Olecranon
What is the primary treatment for triceps brachii rupture?
I.C., immobilize, refer MD
Which nerve is commonly involved in medial epicondylitis?
Ulnar
What is the main mechanism of injury for biceps brachii rupture?
Sudden eccentric load
What ligament is typically involved in lateral epicondylitis?
Ulnar collateral
What is the primary mode of injury for ulnar dislocation?
Olecranon
What is the likely cause of anterior capsulitis?
Valgus force
What is the main action involved in lateral epicondylitis?
Extension
What is the best initial approach for a suspected biceps brachii rupture?
Sudden eccentric load
Which structure is typically involved in annular ligament injuries?
Radial collateral ligament
In the context of olecranon fractures, what is the most common mechanism of injury?
Hyperextension
What is the primary treatment for triceps brachii ruptures?
Immobilization with MD referral
Test your knowledge on common orthopedic injuries, including nightstick fractures and biceps brachii ruptures. Explore primary management techniques for conditions like olecranon bursitis. Multiple choice questions challenge your understanding of mechanisms of injury and treatment protocols.
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