MCN NEWBORN 1 (SKELETAL) Flashcards
Congenital skeletal disorders may result from maternal drug ingestion, virus and amniotic band formation in utero
ABSENT OR MALFORMED EXTREMITIES
Presence of 1 or more additional finger or toe
POLYDACTYLY
Two or more fingers fused
SYNDACTYLY
Indention of lower portion of sternum
PECTUS EXCAVATUM
Sternum is displaced anteriorly, increasing the anterior-posterior diamaeter of chest
PECTUS CARINATUM
Injury of sternocleidomastoid
TORTICOLLIS (WRY NECK)
Premature closure of skull sutures
CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS
Failure of bone growth inherited as a dominant trait
ACHONDROPLASIA (CHONDRODYSTROPHIA)
Ankle foot disorders, popularly called CLUBFOOT
TALIPES
Latin Talus “ankle” and pes “foot”
TALIPES
One knee appearing shorter than other
GALEAZZI SIGN
Plantarflexion
TALIPES EQUINUS
Dorsiflexion
TALIPES CALCANEUS
Improper formation and fuction of the hip socket
DEVELOPMENTAL HIP PLASIA
Maneuver performed by adducting the hip; light pressure on knee
BARLOW’S MANEUVER
Performed by flexing knees and hips of supine infant to 90 degrees
ORTOLANI’S SIGN