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Podiatry BoardsPart III Exam
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Denning [Date] [Course title]
,What is the mode? - Answer: the numer that appears most often in a study
What is the median? - Answer: the value separating the higher half from the lower half of a data
sample. For a data set, it may be thought of as the "middle" value
What is affected with dementia? - Answer: speech
Which type of anesthesia give a headache? - Answer: spinal block
Name of gout in 1st mtpj? - Answer: Podagra
Which way can you deal with a non-compliant patient? - Answer: Shared decision making
Dad abuses child? - Answer: Send to child protective services
Surgery for child, but find out child has had abuse? - Answer: Cancel surgery and call CPS
Postive silerskiold test - Answer: gastric equinus
What classification for an osteochondral defect? - Answer: Berndt hardy
CBC will detect what? - Answer: Eosinophilia
Hardcastle classification - Answer: A- Homolateral Incongruity
B- Partial Incongruity
B1 - Partial: 1st ray medial dislocation only
B2- Partial/Complete: lateral displacement of lesser rays 2,3,4,5, or all
C- Divergent
C1 Divergent Partial - 1st met medially and 2,3, or 4th metatarsals laterally
,C2 Divergent Total - 1st met medially and lesser metatarsals 2-5 laterally
Emergent case for Ped where father was missing - Answer: Get two signatures after doing procedure
ASA classification questions - Answer:
Knot of henry - Answer: FHL and FDL
Kid with coalition which view would you do? - Answer: harris beath
Same kid what is the most common coalition in this area? - Answer: TC
Which of the following is not true? - Answer: Wait for an elective surgery until after 4 months of an MI
(Should be 6 months)
Patient scheduled for an emergent surgery has an INR >4? - Answer: Give FFP and wait 2 hours
Positive Coleman block test? - Answer: DFWO
Coleman test confirms everything EXCEPT? - Answer: Cavus foot
- Determines if the associated varus deformity of the RF is flexible or rigid.
-place heel and lateral foot on 1" block with medial Met-heads off block.
-If the calcaneus returns from a varus to a normal position, the deformity is forefoot driven and is a
flexible condition
-If the calcaneus remains varus aftar all the FF elements are removed, it's rearfoot driven and is a RIGID
condition.
Rigid pf 1st ray. positive Coleman block test. What surgery? - Answer: Cole - DF wedge @ chopart
Japas - V shaped osteotomy @ midfoot
Jahss - DF wedge @ Lisfranc
, While doing a coleman block test, the RF varus corrects ad you have rigid plantar flexed 1st met- which
procedure? - Answer: dorsiflexory 1st metatarsal osteotomy (versus the dwyer)
- Cole or McElvenny Caldwell (DFWO of 1st met cuneiform)
Best test for abscess with a pacemaker - Answer: US
Best test for finding where vascular blockage is - Answer: Angiogram
Which test would give a nephrogenic reaction? - Answer: MRI with contrast
Pic of Lichen planus - Answer: Lichen Planus (fles to scratch your eye/mouth; Lichen = Lick') Pruritic,
Pterygium, oral lesions)
-Lichen planus - a recurrent, benign, pruritic, inflammatory eruption of the skin with flat, topped,
violaceous, shiny polygonal-shaped papules measuring 2-4 mm in diameter with a network of fine white
lines (Wickham striae). Moderate to severe pruritus is common, Seen symmetrical in the flexor surfaces.
Associated with oral lesions in about half of patients. May result in sudden hair loss in patches on the
head; 10% of patients develp pterygium (eye web). Treatment consists of topical corticosteroids with
occlusion.
Which heart condition do you not have to treat? - Answer: 1st degree
Stressed EKG - Answer: sinus tach
Which foot type causes most lateral ankle sprains? - Answer: Uncompensated forefoot varus
Which bone is Fx? - Answer: Talus
Poster lateral talat CX approach - Answer: Posteral lateral
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