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Basics of Fracture and its Management MCQs

Basics of Fracture and its Management is part of the Fracture and its Complications section of Orthopaedics. Practise 221 exam-style MCQs for NEET PG, FMGE, INI-CET and NEET SS, each with the correct answer and a detailed explanation.

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About Basics of Fracture and its Management MCQs

Basics of Fracture and its Management MCQs work through intramedullary nailing of tibia and femur, tension band wiring at the olecranon, skeletal traction choices, and why infected open tibial fractures need external fixation. This is high-yield NEET PG orthopaedics for FMGE, INI-CET and NEET SS.

Sample Basics of Fracture and its Management MCQs with answers

Sample MCQ #1

Most common bone for which nailing is done

ARadius
BUlna
CTibia
DHumerus
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✓ Correct Answer: C. Tibia

Answer- C. Tibia Most common bones for which intramedullary nailing is done are Tibia and femur.

Sample MCQ #2

Most common organism causing infection after open fracture

APseudomonas
BStaphylococcus aureus
CKlebsiella
DGonococcus
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✓ Correct Answer: A. Pseudomonas

Answer- A. Pseudomonas staphylococcus aureus was the most common organism causing infection in open fractures. More recent studies have shown that gram negative organisms such as pseudomonas aeruginosa and E.coli are becoming more common

Sample MCQ #3

Tension band wiring is indicated in fracture of which of the following ?

AFracture humerus
BOlecranon
CFracture tibia
DFracture spine
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✓ Correct Answer: B. Olecranon

Tension band wiring is indicated in the treatment of two types of olecranon fracture. First type is a clean break with separation of the fragments, and second type is comminuted fracture of the olecranon with displced fragments. A crack in the olecranon without displacement is treated by immobilising the elbow in an above elbow plaster slab in 30 degrees of flexion.

Sample MCQ #4

An athlete who has been training constantly for 6 months for the upcoming national selections has pain over posteromedial aspect of right leg. He has point tenderness on the posteromedial aspect of mid tibia and the pain is aggravated by activity. What is the treatment plan?

AIntramedullary nailing
BORIF with distal tibia plate
CCast immobilization
DNo treatment is required.
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✓ Correct Answer: C. Cast immobilization

From the history, patient has stress fracture. Stress fractures are generally managed conservatively with cast immobilization. Exception is stress fracture of neck of femur, which might require surgical fixation. Reference: Rockwood and green adult fracture 8ᵗʰ edition, page-668

Sample MCQ #5

All of the following is used for giving skeletal traction except:

ARush pin
BSteinmann's pin
CKirschner's wire
DBohler's stirrup
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✓ Correct Answer: A. Rush pin

Rush pin is used for pediatric diaphyseal fracture fixation. All other devices are used for giving traction. Reference- Rockwood and Green’s adult fracture 8ᵗʰ edition, page-214

Sample MCQ #6

Open fracture in a child of 2 ½ years is managed by?

AExternal fixator
BDebridement
COpen reduction and internal fixator
DIntramedullary nailing
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✓ Correct Answer: B. Debridement

In pediatric patients generally managed conservatively so option a, c, d are not true. And for open fracture debridement is more important. Reference- Rockwood and green's pediatric fracture 8ᵗʰ edition, page-124

Sample MCQ #7

Which of the following statement is false

AAll fractures heal with callus formation
BAll intra articular fracture requires anatomical reduction
CRelative stability involves restoring length, rotation and alignment
DFracture healing requires combined activity of osteoblast and osteoclast cells
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✓ Correct Answer: A. All fractures heal with callus formation

Fracture healing is of two types. Direct and indirect bone healing. Direct bone healing occurs without callus formation. Indirect healing occurs with callus formation. Reference- Rockwood and green’s adult fracture trauma 8ᵗʰ edition, page-198

Sample MCQ #8

10 days old open grade-3A fracture shaft of tibia with pus discharge should be treated with?

AOpen reduction with internal fixation
BClosed reduction and intramedullary reamed nail
CDebridement followed by external fixator
DCast immobilization
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✓ Correct Answer: C. Debridement followed by external fixator

Open fracture with improper soft tissue condition is an indication for external fixation. Infection is considered a contraindication for any kind of implant fixation Reference- AO trauma basic trauma manual- Principle of open fracture management and its complication

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