Bone & Joints Flashcards

1
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Head control

A

3-6 months

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2
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Sitting

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6-9 months

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3
Q

Crawling

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8 months

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4
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Pulling to stand

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8 - 12 months

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5
Q

Ambulating

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12-18 months

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6
Q

Adult fluid gait patterns

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3 years old

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7
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Adult like gait pattern

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7 years old

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8
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Short stride length, fast cadence, slow velocity, wide- based stance

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Early ambulation

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9
Q

Gait cycle

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Heel strike, toe off, swing, heel strike

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10
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Weak abnormal hip abductors

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Trendelenburg gait

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11
Q

Imaging modality of choice for defining exact anatomic extent of most musculoskeletal lessons

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MRI

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12
Q

Foot dorsiflexed & everted
Occasionally dorsum of foot/toes in contact with lower leg
Seen in newborn due to in utero positioning

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Calcaneovalgus feet

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13
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Malalignment of calcaneotalarnavicular complex
CAVE (Cavus, Adductus, Varus, Equinus)
Examination shows forefoot cavus and adductus & hindfoot varus & equinus

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Talipes Equinivaru (Clubfoot)

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14
Q

Painful, rigid, flatfoot deformity
Symptomatic on 2nd decade of life
Recurrent ankle sprains
Hindfoot pain increased with activity

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Tarsal coalition or peroneal spastic foot

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15
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Plantarflexionnof fore/midfoot on hindfoot
Elevation of the medial longitudinal arch
Usually with neuromuscular etiology

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Cavus feet

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16
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Idiopathic avascular necrosis of bone
Self-linited, activity related
Tx: restriction of activity

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Osteochondroses

17
Q

Oateochondroses of tarsal navicular bone

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Köhler disease

18
Q

Oateochondroses of 2nd or 3rd metatarsal head

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Freiberg infraction

19
Q

Inflammation at the thendinous insertion of a muscle

A

Aphophysitis

20
Q

Inflammation at the thendinous insertion of a muscle

A

Aphophysitis

21
Q

Most common cause of heel pain in children

Tx: activity modification, NSAIDS, stretching exercises, heel cusions or arch support

A

Calcaneal aphophysitis (Sever disease)

22
Q

Most common toe deformity

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