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 Introduction to Orthopaedics

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 Introduction to Orthopaedics

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Test Yourself 

•  List the bones of the body. (More pts more

bones!)

•  Bone forming cells are called .

•  Local stress stimulates bone formation. T

or "

• The #nee is a$an %oint.

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&hat do you #no' from the

slides"

Which is the hand of

the elderly adult?

How old do you think

the individual is on

slide A?A B

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 Bone tructure *ursing

 Implications•  +eriosteum

•  ,iaphysis

•  -piphysis

•  +eriosteum

•  -ndosteum

•  -piphyseal platesbone gro'th/ in%ury

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What is the significance

of the epiphyseal plate?

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 Bone ormation and

 Maintenance• Types

•  Bone 0 cells/ protein

matri1/ mineraldeposits

• Types of bone cells

• unction of each typebone cell 

•  +rotein matri1 234

collagen/ 54 other 

•  Mineral saltsinsoluble 6a$+hos 0

hydro1yapitite 7

•  +rocess of ossification

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actors Influencing Bone

8ro'th and ormation•  +T9

 –  &hat effect of lo' 6a"

• 6alcitonin –  -ffect on 6a"

 –  ource"

• Thyro1in

•  -strogen

• 8lucocorticoids

 –  &hat effect on bones'ith long term use of

 glucocorticoids"

• :it 6 ; ,

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Types of <oints Identification

•  =mphiarthrosis

•  ynarthrosis•  ,iarthrosis

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Diarthroidal Joint

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 ignificance of ,iarthrotic <oint 

•  <oint 6apsule

surrounded by

ligaments•  yno>ial Membrane

secretes syno>ial

 fluid lines tendon

and muscle sheaths

•  Bursea painful/ but

 protecti>e!

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Othropaedic Terminology

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 ,escripti>e Orthopaedic Terms

• :algus part of body

distal to %oint directed

a'ay from midline• :arus +art of body

distal to %oint directed

to'ard midline

•  9allus

• 8enu >arus

• 8enu >algus•  pes >arus

• metatarus >algus

• metatarus >arus

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Hallus valgus

Which foot has a

valgus deformity?

How do you

describe this

foot deformity?

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Stressors of the

Musculoskeletal System

 Trauma

 Infection

 =ltered Metabolism

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For the person with a

musculoskeletal condition•  List effects on

 +-?O*

•  

•  List @most @ freAuent

nursing diagnosis

• !eripheral neurovascular

dysfunction

• !ain "acute# chronic$

• %mpaired skin integrity• %nfection# high risk for

• &isuse syndrome

• Activity intolerance

•'rauma( high risk for

• )nowledge deficit

• %mpaired ad*ustment

• Fear# an+iety

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How has orthopedic in*ury affected this

!,-S./?

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6omponents of =ssessment • 6hief 6omplaint 

 –  &hy see#ing care

 –  =cute and chronic problem

•  9istory ta#ing its

significance

•  +ain characteristics

 –  location

 –  character 

 –  'hat effects•  =ssociated conditions

Complications!

• +ain

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How will you handle this situation?

• Mr 0( reports to thenurse at the lealth clinicthat he can no longer

walk because 1it *ustshurts too much23

• What 4uestions will youasks?

• How will you conductthe physical assessment?

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Specific Sites(((((((•  9and/ e1tremities

 –  9erberdenC nodes/ BouchardCs nodes

 –  ubcutaneous

nodules

 –  Bursal s'elling 

 –  yno>ial cysts

 – Tophaceous cysts

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Deformities

• Ulnar drifts

• valgus and varus deformities

• atrophy 

• hypertrophy 

general hygiene

Subcutaneous

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Subcutaneous

nodules "-heumatoid

arthritis$

'ophaceous cysts"gout$

5rate cystals in

kidney "gout$

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Structural changes with

osteoarthritis

Herberden6s

nodes

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&escribe this deformity(

What disease does this person most

likely have?

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Assessment of the Knee

• Fluid in the Knee

– Bulge sign: medial aspect knee, displace

fuid upward, tap lateral patellar margin andnote fuid return

– Ballottment :force uid into joint space;

displace patella

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Ballottment :force uid into joint space; displace

 patella

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Knee Stability

•  =nterior cruciate ligament  limits anterior

motion

•  +osterior cruciate ligament  limits posterior

motion

•  Lateral collateral ligament  limits adduction•  Medial collateral ligament  limits abduction

•  Meniscal in%ury McMurrayCs sign

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 Dnee upport and tability

 =nterior and posterior cruciate

ligaments connect the inner surfaces

of the head of the femur 'ith the head

of the tibia.

They cross each other/ anterior

ligament e1tend from the inside of thelateral condyle of the femur to the

medial side of the tibial head  / and

 posterior ligament e1tend from the

inside of the medial condyle of the

 femur to the lateral side of the tibialhead.

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McMurray6s sign

Anterior &rawer test

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&iagnostic 'ests• CT can

• Bone can

• "#

• $ual%&hoton '(sorptiometry 

• 'rthrography 

 'rthrocenthesis• 'rthroscopy 

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&iagnostic 'ests

• Arthrography

 –  ?adiographic e1am/

use air or contrast

medium 2EF2G4

accuracy

 –  Teaching 

 –  6omplications

infection/ allergy

 –  +ostFop ?est %oint HF

5 hrs/ use ice

•  =rthrocenthesis

 –  =spiration syno>ial

 fluid reduce pain d1treatment 

 –  =nalysis %oint fluid

usual clear/ high

>iscosity/ scant fluid  –  Teaching no

restrictions consent

 form slight pain

 –  +ostFop ?I6- 

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Arthroscopy

• Therapeutic $diagnostic• :isual recording surgical remo>al of

meniscus/ foreign bodies/ etc

•  ?are complications depends on procedure/ operati>e length/ use of

tourniAuet 

• Teaching •  +ostFop care

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Orthopaedic Inter>entions!

• Traction

• 6asts

•  -1ternal i1ators•  +in/ plates and scre's

• 6+M 

• 6rutchF'al#ing 

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6+M 

• &urpose

• )uidelinesfor Use   • Teaching

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 Bone timulators

• #ndications

• *lectronegativ 

ity • Bone

"emodeling

–#nternal 

– &ercutaneous

– *+ternal 

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!ternal "one Stimulator 

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 =utologous Blood Transfusions

• #ndicationsfor 

• Criteria forUse

• ,rtho Cell

avers

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7ell Savers Autologous Blood

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 urgical $Medical Inter>entions

• Tissue 'llographs

• '(ductor &illo-. Carter&illo-

• /ot #ce achines that

 'ren0t!• Bone &aste!

'i ll ft th ti

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'issue allografts# synthetic

grafts

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!ins# plates#

screws

.-%F "open

reduction#

internal fi+ation$

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#asts$ #astin%&

• &urposes

• Casting aterial – &laster 

– Fi(erglass

For more information on casts#

traction and e+ternal fi+ators#

return to 7 Morse6s Home

!age

#asts

!ternal 'i!ator 

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 =pplication of 6ast 

• &rinciples

– 1in

 'ssessment – 1in

&rotection

/eat)enerated 

– Time to $ry 

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•6ast Types

• ugarTong2plint 

pica Type– Body Cast 

– /ip spica

)auntlet – Cast%Brace

• Body Cast Care

– Cast Syndrome

• Hip Spica– Turning

– Cast $rying

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 *ursing Inter>entions

• 'my. a 34 yrold is

dischargedfrom the *"-ith a long

arm cast5– 6hat #7#T#'8

care9

•6hatdischarge

teachingshould youdo9

•Can youdelegate

this9

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 -1ternal i1ators

/o- They 6or1 • &rinciples of Care

• The #liaarov 

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,+ternal Fi+ator