20240614 Radial club hand Dr Uzair

1. The following condition is commonly associated with radial insufficiency except:

• A. Holt-Oram

• B. VACTERL association

• C. TAR syndrome

• D. Fanconi anaemia

• E. Apert syndrome

2. Which of the following explanation best describe Pollex Abductus ?

• A. Insertion of FPL into EPB

• B. Insertion of FPL into EPL

• C. Insertion of FPL into APB

• D. Insertion of FPL into APL

• E. Insertion of FPL into Adductor Pollicis

3. In pollicization, in what position is the index finger usually fixed in ?

• A. 45 degrees abduction, 60-90 degrees pronation

• B. 45 degrees abduction, 100-120 degrees supination

• C. 45 degrees adduction, 100-120 degrees pronation

• D. 45 degrees adduction, 100-120 degrees supination

• E. 45 degrees abduction, 100-120 degrees pronation

4. The following are contraindications to wrist alignment surgery for patients with radial clubhand according to Maschke et al EXCEPT

• A. Good elbow range of motion

• B. Fixed extension deformity of the elbow

• C. Elbow extension contracture

• D. Mild deformity with acceptable function

• E. Patient with multiple systemic conditions

5. Hand-Forearm Axis is measured by measuring between:

• A. Long axis of the 2^nd MCB and the long axis of the ulna shaft

• B. Long axis of the 3rd MCB and a line perpendicular to the distal ulna physis

• C. Long axis of the 2^nd MCB and a line perpendicular to the distal ulna physis

• D. Long axis of the 3rd MCB and the long axis of the ulna shaft

• E. Long axis of the 4th MCB and the long axis of the ulna shaft