0 Jefferson fracture (MCQ)



MCQ 133

Q. Jefferson fracture is best viewed by ?


A. Swimmer's view
B. AP cervical spine view
C. Open mouth view
D. Lateral cervical spine view


ANSWER:
Answer : C , Open mouth odontoid view.
Jefferson fracture is burst fracture of atlas (C1) vertebra.

Swimmer's view is used to visualize C7/T1



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0 Jefferson fracture




Jefferson fracture : Burst fracture of atlas (C1) vertebra.








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0 World No Tobacco Day



World No Tobacco Day (WNTD) is observed around the world every year on May 31. It is meant to encourage a 24-hour period of abstinence from all forms of tobacco consumption across the globe.

An ashtray with a rose, Logo of the World No Tobacco Day of the WHO




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0 Weber fracture classification



MCQ 132

Q. Weber fracture classification is used for fracture involving :


a. Lateral malleolus

b. Medial malleolus

c. Tallus

d. Calcaneus


ANSWER:
Answer : A - Lateral malleolus

Weber A is distal to the level of ankle joint
Weber B means at the level of ankle joint
Weber C means proximal to the level of ankle joint.







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