childrens orthopeadics Flashcards

1
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cephalo, cranio, rosto

A

near head

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2
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mesoderm

A

muscle tissue, connective tisse,

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3
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lateral mesoderm

A

bone

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4
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somatic mesoderm

A

muscle

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5
Q

what gene controls mass and growth

A

HOX

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6
Q

mesochyme cells are

A

cartilage pre cursers

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7
Q

Swansons classification

A

failure of formation, failure of seperation, hypoplasia, overgrowth, duplication, constriction ring syndromes, skeletal dysplasia

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8
Q

shaft of bone

A

diaphysis

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9
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head of bone

A

epiphysis

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10
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where is the resting zone

A

near the epiphysis

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11
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metaphysis

A

growth plate

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12
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what diseases effect the reserve zone

A

gauchers diastrophic dysplasia

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13
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when is a deformity significant

A

when it is likely to persist and cause physical or mental health problems later in life

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14
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factors effecting the growth plate

A

diet, sunshine, injury and hormones

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15
Q

6-9 months a child should

A

sit alone and crawl

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16
Q

9-12 months a child should

A

stand

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17
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14-17 months a child should

A

walk

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18
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24 months a child should

A

jump

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19
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3 years a child should

A

walk stairs alone

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20
Q

1-6 months a child loses

A

primitive reflexes

21
Q

2 months a child gaisn

A

head control

22
Q

9-12 month a child

A

has a few words

23
Q

14 months a child

A

feeds itself

24
Q

18 months a child

A

stacks 4 blocks, understands 200 words

25
Q

3 years

A

A CHILD IS POTTY TRAINED

26
Q

what is osteogenesis imperfecta

A

brittle bone disease

27
Q

how is osteogenesis occur

A

defect of the maturation and organisation of type 1 collagen

28
Q

presentation of osteogenesis imperfecta

A

multiple fractires in childhoos, shorter height, blue sclerae, loss of hearing, thinner bones and osteopenic

29
Q

investigations of osteogenesis imperfecta

A

history and examination

30
Q

management of osteogeneisis imperfecta

A

fractures treated with splintage, traction or surgical stabilisation

31
Q

managemented of osteogenesis imperfecta

A

fractures treated with splintage, traction or surgcal stabilisation

32
Q

salter harris classifcation

A

for fractures effecting the growth plate in children

33
Q

SH1

A

straught

34
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SH2

A

above

35
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SH3

A

lower

36
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SH4

A

through

37
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SH5

A

crush

38
Q

campto

A

bent

39
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acro

A

towards end

40
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rhizo

A

towards centre

41
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phoco

A

hands without arms

42
Q

what is skeletal dysplasia

A

dwarfism

43
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oathology of skeletal dysplasia

A

abnormal development of bone and connective tissue

44
Q

what is the most common skeletal dysplasia

A

achondroplasia

45
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appearance of achondroplasia

A

shorter limbs, prominent forehead, widened nose

46
Q

investigations of skeletal dysplasia

A

genetic testing

47
Q

management of skeleal dysplasia

A

growth hormone therapy

48
Q

classification of cerebral palsyorth

A

GMFCS