Clavicular Fx Quiz

What is the recommended duration of immobilization for clavicular fracture?

• 4-6 weeks

• 8-10 weeks

• 6-8 weeks

• 2-4 weeks

One of the signs of a fractured clavicle is

• The clavicle might appear lower than the other side

• The clavicle will appear normal

• The patient will keep their arm up

• The patient might not feel much pain

FOOSH stands for

• Fall on object on the side of the hand

• Fall out of synovial head

• For over one single hand

• Fall on an outstretched hand

A scapular fracture can happen with forces transmitted through the humerus

• True

• False

All are part of scapular fx management, EXCEPT

• Use sling

• Send for x-rays

• Immobilize for 3 weeks

• Give NSAIDS ASAP

What can happen if the jagged edges of a fx humerus sever the radial nerve

• Wrist overactivity

• Wrist drop

• Wrist palsy

• Dead wrist

Humerus fx can cause arm lengthening

• True

• False

There are 4 grades when it comes to SC sprains

• Fake news! there are 5!

• Fake news! there are 6!

• True that!

• Nah, there are 10.

Select all that apply for SC sprains symptoms

• Inability to abduct shoulder

• Loss of feeling in the pinky finger

• Displacement in more severe cases

• Swelling behind the scapula

GH stands for

• Gallhall

• Granular hyphoma

• Glenohormonal

• Glenohumeral