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February 1, 2021

By Phil Zeltzman, DVM, DACVS, CVJ, Fear Free Certified

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Humerus fracture in a three-year-old cat.

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Question 1: Which answer is correct?
	A bone plate is ideal because it provides good rotational stability.
	An eternal fixator is ideal because of its low morbidity in this area.
	An IM pin is ideal because it provides good rotational stability.

Question 2: Which answer is correct about a humeral fracture?
	It’s usually considered an advanced surgery.
	It usually heals nicely with a splint.
	It’s usually considered an easy approach and an easy repair.

Question 3: Which nerve needs to be tested pre-op and protected intra-op?
	The ulnar nerve.
	The humeral nerve.
	The radial nerve.