Correct Answer -C
Ans. is 'c' i.e., Smith's fracture
Smith fracture (Reverse colle's fracture)
• It is a fracture of distal third of radius with palmar displacement.
Hence, it is called as reverse colles fracture (In colles fracture there
is dorsal displacement).
• It is less common than colles fracture and is caused by fall on the
back of hand.
• The deformity is opposite to that of colle's fracture and is called the
garden spade deformity'
.| Treatment is closed reduction and immobilization in cast with
forearm in supination and wrist in extension. o Percutaneous pinning
may be done in unstable fractures.

Correct Answer - C
C i.e. Osteopetrosis
In osteopetrosis, there is reduced osteoclastic bone resorption
resulting in diffuse symmetrical skeleton sclerosis. Also k/a marble
bone disease d/t its stone like quality of bones; however the bones
are abnormally brittle & fracture like a piece of chalk. It can present
radiologically as?
Sclerosis of all bones more prominent at base of skullQ
Sclerosis of vertebral end plate 1/t characteristic sandwitch or broad
stripped (rugby jersey spine) Q Bone in bone appearanceQ d/t
sclerotic foci within the bone.

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C
Ans. is 'c' i.e., Open femur fracture
• Exsanguination is the process of blood loss, to a degree sufficient to
cause death.
• Shaft femur fracture out of the above is associated with maximum
blood loss and more blood loss is expected in cases of open
fracture. Thus, the most probable answer is open fracture shaft
femur.
• Two important fractures which can cause significant blood loss are
Fracture pelvis
Fracture shaft fem

The sure sign of a fracture abnormal mobility.


Clinical signs of fracture


Unfailing signs


Abnormal
mobility, Crepitus


Reliable signs


Tenderness, Shortening


Important signs


Bruise, Swelling


Other signs


Loss of function,
Deformity


Inconstant or late
signs


Blisters, Ecchymoses

Diagnose on the basis of given pictures ???