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Rigid mold that immobilizes an injured structure   Cast  
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In circles and arm or leg leaving fingers or toes   Cylinder cast  
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Surrounds one or both legs and the trunk often seen on kids has holes for elimination   Spica or hip cast  
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Encircles the trunk from nipple to iliac crest   Body cast  
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To keep fracture aligned the cast is placed   A joint above the brake to the Joint below it joint slightly flexed to decrease stiffness  
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How do you handle a wet cast   With your palms no fingertips  
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Cast liner that is waterproof to protect skin and allow for showers   Gore-Tex liner  
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Allows direct visualization of the skin usually used for wounds   Cast window  
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Why do you always place the top over a cast window   Edema will progress through the window  
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How does the skin appear after a cast is removed and how do you help it heal   Molted with yellow film and apply unscented lotion  
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After the cast is applied where does the patient go   X-ray to insure alignment  
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Cats cut in half to allow for edema resize cast of swelling decreases   Bivalve cast  
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What is priority after a cast is applied   Assessing circulation  
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Used short-term to immobilize an injured body part in a functional position   Splint  
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Long-term custom-fitted support to prevent additional injury   Brace  
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Restoring alignment to an injured bone   Reducing  
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Bone that is surgically exposed and realigned   Open reduction  
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Bone aligned via external manipulation   Closed reduction  
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Bone secured by Hardware inside the body   Internal fixation  
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Hardware is attached to the Bone through the skin   External fixation  
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What is the number one priority intervention to decrease risk of infection for external fixation   Good pin care  
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What solution is used to clean the pins on external fixation   Chlorhexidine  
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Pulling structures of the musculoskeletal system to align bones decrease muscular spasm and maintain and mobilization   Traction  
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Weighted device is applied to the skin that indirectly affect muscles and bones   Skin traction  
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Applied directly to a bone using a wire and pin   Skeletal traction  
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During traction weights always need to be   Suspended off the ground  
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After orthopedic surgery what is the goal before discharge   Joint will bend at a 90 degree angle  
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Three factors that delay wound healing   Diabetic obese over the age of 65  
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Dislocation of an artificial joint   Subluxation  
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Replacement of both articulating surfaces of a joint   Total arthroplasty  
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Replacement of one articulating surface of a joint   Hemiarthroplasty  
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Joint reconstruction most common sites are the knee and hip   Arthroplasty  
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Removal of a limb   Amputation  
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type of amputation to remove infection a wound vac and often attached to it   Open amputation  
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Also known as flap amputation saved tissue wrapped around the stump   Closed amputation  
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Prosthesis tested on war vets will move with motor neural stimuli   Myoelectric arm  
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Nerves tingle and become a clump looks like a tumor of nerves   Stump neuroma  
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Feeling a limb after it has been amputated   Phantom limb  
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What medication is given for Phantom limb pain   Gabapentin or Neurontin  
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Loss of blood flow to Bone and the bone tissue dies   Avascular necrosis  
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