(1) Which is the most common kind of clavicular fracture?

A: middle third fractures

B: lateral third fractures
C: medial third fractures
D: open fractures
(2) How long dose it take treatment of nondisplaced clavicular fractures in a
sling if there is no open wound skin?
A: 3-4 weeks
B: 4-6 weeks
C: 6-8 weeks
D: 8-10 weeks
(3) Which type of acromioclavicular dislocation caused by rupture of both the
acromioclavicular ligament and the coracoclavicular ligaments?
A: Type I
B: Type II
C: Type III
D: Type IV
(4) Which kind of shoulder dislocations is easy to be missed?
A: lateral dislocation
B: medial dislocation
C: anterior dislocation
D: posterior dislocation
(5) Which nerve injury caused by distal third of humerus fractures?
A: median nerve
B: radial nerve
C: ulnar nerve
D: axillary nerve
(6) Which kind of hip dislocations easily is caused in a head-on automobile
collision when the drivers or passengers knee is druven violently against the
dashboard?

A: lateral dislocation
B: medial dislocation
C: anterior dislocation
D: posterior dislocation
(7) Which ligaments function is prevention of anterior of displacement of the
tibia?
A: Medial collateral ligament
B: Lateral collateral ligament
C: Anterior cruciate ligament
D: Posterior cruciate ligament
(8) Fracture of pelvis with rotationally and vertically stable belong to

A: type A
B: type B
C: type C
D: type D
(9) Bone tumor with low grade malignancy by histologic criteria and radiologic
appearance belong to

A: Grade 0
B: Grade 1
C: Grade 2
D: Grade 3
(10) Which of the following options is not a Malignant bone tumor?
A: Osteogenic sarcoma
B: Metastatic bone tumors
C: Fibrosarcoma
D: Giant cell tumor of bone
(11) When force released, the head slide back into acetabulum with a jerk.
What is the sign of positive result?
A: Barlow test
B: Ortolani test

C: Galeazzi sign
D: Allis sign
(12) Which of the following is not involved in osteomyelitis?
A: periosteum
B: cortical bone
C:cancellous bone
D: adenoid tissue
(13) Which of the following is most likely to be affected by acute hematogenic
osteomyelitis?
A: proximal humerus
B: distal femur
C: proximal radius
D: distal ulna
(14) Osteomyelitis should be identified with the following except

A: Septic anhritis
B: Rheumatic fever
C: Ewings tumor
D: Enchondroma
(15) Purulent material may break out of cortex anteriorly to form paravertebral
abscess or posteriorly to form an epidural abscess belong to

A: vertebral osteomyelitis
B: femur osteomyelitis
C: humerus osteomyelitis
D: tibia osteomyelitis
(16) Which of the following is not the method in treatment of vertebral
osteomyelitis?
A: rest in bed
B: spinal immobilization
C: effective antibiotics
D: continuous flow systems

(17) Which of the following is not the laboratory finding in septic arthritis?
A: joints fluid is usually turbid or purulent
B: synovial fluid glucose is elevated
C: blood cultures are sometimes positive
D: the erythrocyte sedimentation rate is almost always elevated
(18) Which of the following is not the complication of tuberculous spondylitis?
A: kyphosis
B: sinus formation
C: mandatory spondylitis
D: paraplegia
(19) Which of the following is not Laboratory finding in tubercular arthritis?
A: anemia and a normal or slightly increased white blood count
B: erythrocyte sedimentation rate is high tubercular arthritis
C: tuberculosis skin test is usually positive
D: joints fluid is usually turbid or purulent
(20) The effective drug in treatment of tubercular arthritis except
A: penicilin
B: isoniazid
C: streptomycin
D: ethambutol

1.A 2.B 3.C 4.D 5.B 6.D 7.C 8.A 9.B 10.D 11.B 12.D 13.B 14.D 15.A 16.D
17.B 18.C 19.D 20.A