Children orthopaedics Flashcards

1
Q

Do insoles benefit young children with flat feet?

A

Not really

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2
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What 3 factors make up intoeing

A

femoral neck anteversion, internal tibial rotation, metatarsus adductus

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3
Q

Do you use photographs or x rays to look at bow legs?

A

Photos

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4
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What score on the beighten scale do you have to be to be hyper mobile?

A

4/9

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5
Q

When do you get anterior knee pain

A

in adolescence when going upstairs or squatting

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6
Q

What is clubfoot?

A

When the sole of the foot cannot be place don the ground

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7
Q

What is achondroplasia

A

short limbs and face

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8
Q

The higher the GMFCS, the higher risk of dislocation the child is at, true or false

A

TRUE!

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9
Q

How do you treat cerebral palsy walking

A

Botox A, orthotics, physio, surgery

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10
Q

What does CVT stand for

A

congenital vertical talus

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11
Q

what is prominent in CVT

A

calcaneus and rounded plantar surface

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12
Q

how many cafe au last spots are needed to diagnose neurofibromatosis

A

more than 6

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13
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what are signs of neurofibromatosis

A

cafe au last spots, axillary/ groin freckling, 2 or more Lisch nodules, pseudoarthrosis, kyphoscoliosis

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14
Q

what is short stature in skeletal dysplasia (SD)

A

less than 2 SD

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15
Q

What signs would you see in achondroplasia

A

frontal bossing, genus varum, trident hand, normal intelligence, mid face hypoplasia

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16
Q

what is cerebral palsy

A

motor disorder appearing before 3 years of age

17
Q

how would you sort out tip toe walking

A

splinting/casting, physio, botox A, surgery

18
Q

what is brittle bone disease

A

defect in osteogenesis imperfecta of type 1 collagen

19
Q

what signs would you see in osteogenesis imperfecta

A

multiple fractures, short statue, blue sclera, loss of hearing

20
Q

What form of knees do most kids have at birth

A

genus varum

21
Q

what are 3 causes of in- toeing

A

federal neck anteversion, forefoot adduction, internal tibial torsion

22
Q

what is flexible flat feet

A

flat feet the when big toe is dorsiflexed, it causes a medial arch

23
Q

what are 2 common causes of developmental dysplasia of the hip

A

breech position, FH,

24
Q

when would transient synovitis of the hip arise

A

shortly after URTI

25
how would a child with transient synovitis walk
with a limp
26
how do you treat transient synovitis
nsaids and rest
27
what is perches disease
osteochondritis of the femoral head which proceeds to lose blood supply.
28
who is mostly affected by slipped upper femoral epiphysis
pre pubertal overweight boys
29
where strange can people present with a SUFE
pain in the knee!!!
30
what is the major sign in sufe?
loss of internal rotation