Congenital Anomalies Flashcards

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occipitalization

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2
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young children asymptomatic but later as adults symptomatic

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occipitalization

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3
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platybasia

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4
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line used to find platybasia

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basilar line

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5
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indicator and normal for basilar line

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152; 123-152

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6
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no clinical significance

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spina bifida occulta

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7
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large defect with no protection of the spinal cord.

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spina bifida vera

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8
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may allow protrusion of meninges or spinal cord

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spina bifida vera

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9
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cause by deficiency of folic acid in 1st trimester

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spina bifida vera

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10
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posterior spondyloschisis

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11
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blocked vert

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12
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types of blocked vert

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congenital and aquired

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13
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segment has characteristics of another area

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transition vert

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14
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schmorl’s node

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15
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where does schmorl’s node usually occur

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ant/sup portion

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16
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cervical rib

17
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14% pop

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post ponticus

18
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butterfly vert

19
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limbus bone

20
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knife clasp

21
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hemivert