Solutions: Lesson 1
SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISE, LESSON 1
1. Reflexes, sensation, motor ability (para 1-3g)
2. Sharp, dull, piercing (para 1-7a(3))
3. The prevention of complications (para 1-9b)
4. Length of the crutch, position of the hand grip (para 1-12b)
5. Principles of body mechanics (para 1-2a)
6. c (para 1-13a)
7. c (para 1-15b)
8. d (para 1-17a, b, c)
9. Impaired arterial circulation (para 1-17h(3))
10. Finish a cast (para 1-18b and figure 1-12)
11. Affected (bad ) (para 1-23a)
12. To reduce and immobilize fractures
To prevent fracture deformities
To relieve muscles spasm
To reduce pain
To help regain normal length and alignment (para 1-25b)
13. Skin traction, skeletal traction (para 1-25c)
14. d (para 1-27a)
15. d (para 1-30a)
16. Fractures of the femoral shaft (para 1-37a)
17. Sprain (para 1-41a)
18. Stress (para 1-44a)
19. Pathological fractures (para 1-44a(4))
20. Complicated (para 1-45a)
21. b (para 1-45c(4))
22. Fracture (para 1-44b)
23. Reduction (para 1-47b(1))
24. External fixation (para 1-47b(2)(a)
25. Reduction, immobilization, rehabilitation (para 1-47b)
26. b (para 1-48b)
27. d (para 1-49a)
28. Amputation (paras 1-50a(3), (4), (7))
29. Open (or guillotine) and closed (or flap) (para 1-51c)
30. Contractures (para 1-52b(4))
31. Connective tissue disorders (para 1-53)
32. Fibrous ankylosis (para 1-54a)
33. Osteoarthritis (para 1-55a)
34. Thinning, thickened (para 1-55b)
35. Gout, urate crystals (para 1-56a)
36. Nonnarcotic analgesic/antipyretic (para 1-58a)
37. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory (para 1-59a)
38. Morphine, codeine (para 1-60a)
39. c (para 1-60c)
40. Antagonist (para 1-60d)
