List of top Orthopedics Questions asked in INI CET

Neuropraxia (the mildest grade of nerve injury) is best described as:

Neurapraxia is best described as:

A young adult presents with chest trauma, haemodynamic instability and fractures of bilateral femur and tibia. After the patient has been resuscitated and rendered haemodynamically stable, what is the most appropriate definitive management of the long-bone fractures?

What is the most likely cause of unilateral genu varum (bow-leg deformity of one leg) in a patient with a history of a previous injury to that limb?

(Figure: AP X-ray of both lower limbs showing bowing of one leg.)

An athlete presents with sudden pain in the back of the ankle after a push-off, with weakness of plantarflexion. Imaging suggests Achilles tendon rupture. Which of the following is the relevant clinical finding/sign for this condition?

(Figure: Sagittal fat-saturated ankle MRI showing discontinuity of the Achilles tendon.)

A young adult sustains chest trauma with haemodynamic instability and bilateral femur and tibia fractures. Once the patient has been resuscitated and is haemodynamically stabilized, what is the most appropriate definitive management of the fractures?

(Figure: X-ray of the limb showing the long-bone fracture.)