1. Common Orthopedic Pitfalls for Emergency Specialist

2. The Emergency Specialist’s Approach For Orthopaedic Patient

7. Orthopaedic Emergency Examples?

22. A. Taylor brace B. Chairback brace

23. C. Jewett hyperextension brace D. Lumbosacral support

27. Gibney’s strap Ankle sprain Nondisplaced fracture of ankle

30. Velpeau’s strap Injury of shoulder region

32. Sugar tong slab Fracture of humeral shaft

33. U slab for fracture of forearms Fracture of forearm Fracture of distal radius or ulna

34. Short arm slab

35. Long arm slab

36. Thumb spica slab

37. Short leg slab

38. Long leg slab

47. Complications of casting Pressure sores Cast sores

48. Measured time from the point which the plaster is wetted to the point at which the cast has become firm A period during setting time when the plaster became dry or sticky like rubber and color changed. At this point, the plaster should keep still without any movement or molding Setting time Critical setting time

50. Well-molded, one solid piece Laminated layer

54. Short arm thumb spica cast

55. Long arm cast

56. Hanging cast

57. Long leg cast

59. Sarmiento or Functional cast

60. Bolero cast

61. Shoulder spica cast

62. Hip spica cast

63. Adult hip spica cast

64. Minerva cast

65. Body jacket

68. Modified Buck’s traction

70. Skeletal traction 1 lbs of traction for every 7 lbs of body weight (usually uncomfort if > 35 lbs)

71. Skeletal traction in upper extremities Dunlop traction for supracondylar fracture In children Overhead olecranon pin traction

84. Management of Common Fractures and Dislocations

114. Before any treatment Firstly Do No Harm

115. Acceptable Alignment Indication form Surgery Proper Treatment

116. Open Fracture

117. 1 2 3 4 5 6

118. 1 2 3 4 5 6

119. Open fracture The fracture in which a break in the skin and underlying soft tissues leads directly into or communicates with it and its hematoma

136. ท่านจะทำอย่างไร ?

138. * Safety time for inappropriate technique for warm ischemia ; 6 hr * Safety time for inappropriate technique for cold ischemia ; 12 hr (fingers ; 30 hr, but less in major limb according to more muscles involvement) * The amputated part should be sent for X-ray Traumatic amputation

144. A score of less than 7 points suggests that salvage should be attempted. Conversely, amputation should be considered if the score is more than 20 points.

145. Open Knee Injury

146. Pitfalls of Musculoskeletal Problem in Children

159. Three Part Fracture Two Part Fracture

166. “ Treat First and Ask Questions Later”

167. Most practices On average only 10 to 15 minutes per patient for the evaluation, testing, treatment, disposition, and documentation