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29 Cards in this Set
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External rotation Abduction Adduction Internal rotation Rotation |
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Cortical bone Subchondral bone Cancellous bone |
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Decrease Increase |
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Which of the following conditions are visible on radiograph |
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A bipolar prosthesis has a femoral head that swivels at the junction with the stem. What is the most important benefit in using a bipolar? |
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In the classification of the bone types in the femur, type B: A - Has thin cortices that begin at the distal end of the GT, and thick cortices that begin at the distal end of the LT B - There is still a distal flair but the metaphysical and diaphyseal cortical margins have thinned |
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Which of the following best describes femoral offset |
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What is an advantage of the Supine: Direct Anterior Approach |
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What distinguishes a stable intertroch fracture from one that is unstable? |
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What is hypertrophy? |
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