MSC WEEK 3 KNEE EXAM (ACTUAL / ) REVIEW FINAL
QUESTION AND VERIFIED ANSWER GRADED A+
Risks factors for OA - ----Answers----Age gender obesity activities (vocational and recreational) deformity trauma and more
Non surgical treatments for OA - ----Answers----Over the counter pain relievers such as tylenol, aleve and more Diet canes hot and cold compresses
Cortisone injections and lubrication injections - ----Answers- ---OA
John Insall - ----Answers----Modern day man of joint knee replacment.
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Unicondylar is - ----Answers----only one part of the knee is replaced. it is also unicompartmental
Unicompartmental does not always mean - ----Answers---- unicondylar
PS Knees are considered good because - ----Answers---- Deformities are more reliably corrected.
CR knees are considered bad because - ----Answers----bad.
- arthrisits may have compromised PCL
- knee is dificult to balance
- CR takes experience
-Poly wear may be increased
Ps knees are considered bad because - ----Answers----PCL excised
- more bone resorption
- loss of proprioception
CR knees are considered good because - ----Answers---- PCL is preserved
- Bone preservation
- Greater range of flexion
- Effective rollback flat tibial surface
-posterior stability 2 / 3
- near normal gait, especially while stair climbing
- better PFJ function
Insall made - ----Answers----a psot and cam =femoral roll back =direct stress through tray
Bio-compatible - ----Answers----The body only accepts certain materials
- It accepts a material that can perform its medical function
- no foreign materials
-think of a splinter -think of allergy
Bio-functionality - ----Answers----The implant must be appropriate size and shape
- must have required strength/flexibility/functional capacity
- must be able to be manufactured to the above constraints
-must be able to be implanted
(strong)
Which is more flexible, Titanium or cobalt chrome - ---- Answers----Titanium
Are CoCR and TI compatible - ----Answers----Yes
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