Fracture Fundamentals Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Fracture Fundamentals QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on fractures! by M.Sandhiya VISTAS 1 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is best described as: a local infection of bone b Chronic, burning pain and dysfunction in a limb post-injury c An embolic event affecting the brain 2 Which of the following is NOT considered part of the 6 P’s of compartment syndrome? a Pallor b Pulselessness c Pyrexia 3 Which of the following is a late complication of a fracture? a Malunion b Neurovascular injury c Hemorrhage 4 Fat embolism syndrome typically presents with which triad of symptoms? a Dyspnea, petechiae, altered mental status b Hematuria, tachycardia, jaundice c Fever, leukocytosis, headache 5 Avascular necrosis is most commonly associated with fractures of which bone? a tibia b femur c shoulder 6 The hallmark sign of compartment syndrome is: a Absent bowel sounds b Pain out of proportion to the injury c Petechiae on chest 7 Which of the following is a classic early complication of a long bone fracture, especially the femur? a Avascular necrosis b Malunion c Fat embolism syndrome 8 In traction care, weights must: a Be removed every 4 hours b Hang freely and not rest on the floor c Be increased daily 9 Dunlop’s traction is typically used for: a Pelvic fractures b Tibial fractures c Humeral fractures in children 10 The main difference between skin traction and skeletal traction is: a Mode of application (external vs. internal fixation) b Duration of use c Type of weights used 11 Which of the following is an advantage of skeletal traction over skin traction? a Less invasive b Lower risk of infection c Allows heavier weights 12 In skeletal traction, the pin used to apply traction is inserted into the: a skin b Bone c tendon 13 What is the usual weight limit for skin traction? a 1–2 kg b 3-4 kg c 5-7 kg 14 Which type of traction is most commonly used for femoral shaft fractures in children? a Bryant’s traction b Dunlop’s traction c Skin traction 15 What is a common type of fracture where the bone is broken into two pieces? a Greenstick fracture b Comminuted fracture c Simple fracture 16 Which complication involves the formation of a blood clot in a blood vessel? a Nerve damage b Infection c Deep vein thrombosis 17 What is the primary goal in fracture management? a Align and stabilize the bone b Remove the bone c Ignore the fracture 18 Which traction type uses weights to align fractured bones? a External fixation b Skin traction c Skeletal traction 19 What is a common complication of fractures involving the bone and soft tissue? a Infection b Reduced pain c Improved healing 20 Which principle is important for fracture treatment? a Immediate weight bearing b Avoiding immobilization c Restoring anatomical alignment 21 What type of fracture occurs when the bone bends and cracks without breaking completely? a Greenstick fracture b Transverse fracture c Comminuted fracture 22 Which complication involves abnormal bone healing leading to deformity? a Nonunion b Malunion c Infection 23 What is the purpose of traction in fracture management? a Align bones and reduce pain b Speed up healing c Prevent infection 24 Which type of fracture is characterized by multiple bone fragments? a Greenstick fracture b Comminuted fracture c Simple fracture 25 What is the most serious complication of an open fracture? a joint stiffness b fat embolism c infection

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Fracture Fundamentals QuizOnline version

by M.Sandhiya VISTAS

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is best described as:

Which of the following is NOT considered part of the 6 P’s of compartment syndrome?

Which of the following is a late complication of a fracture?

Fat embolism syndrome typically presents with which triad of symptoms?

Avascular necrosis is most commonly associated with fractures of which bone?

The hallmark sign of compartment syndrome is:

Which of the following is a classic early complication of a long bone fracture, especially the femur?

In traction care, weights must:

Dunlop’s traction is typically used for:

The main difference between skin traction and skeletal traction is:

Which of the following is an advantage of skeletal traction over skin traction?

In skeletal traction, the pin used to apply traction is inserted into the:

What is the usual weight limit for skin traction?

Which type of traction is most commonly used for femoral shaft fractures in children?

What is a common type of fracture where the bone is broken into two pieces?

Which complication involves the formation of a blood clot in a blood vessel?

What is the primary goal in fracture management?

Which traction type uses weights to align fractured bones?

What is a common complication of fractures involving the bone and soft tissue?

Which principle is important for fracture treatment?

What type of fracture occurs when the bone bends and cracks without breaking completely?

Which complication involves abnormal bone healing leading to deformity?

What is the purpose of traction in fracture management?

Which type of fracture is characterized by multiple bone fragments?

What is the most serious complication of an open fracture?