MCN NEWBORN 1 (SKELETAL) Flashcards

1
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Congenital skeletal disorders may result from maternal drug ingestion, virus and amniotic band formation in utero

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ABSENT OR MALFORMED EXTREMITIES

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2
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Presence of 1 or more additional finger or toe

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POLYDACTYLY

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3
Q

Two or more fingers fused

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SYNDACTYLY

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4
Q

Indention of lower portion of sternum

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PECTUS EXCAVATUM

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5
Q

Sternum is displaced anteriorly, increasing the anterior-posterior diamaeter of chest

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PECTUS CARINATUM

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6
Q

Injury of sternocleidomastoid

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TORTICOLLIS (WRY NECK)

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7
Q

Premature closure of skull sutures

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CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

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8
Q

Failure of bone growth inherited as a dominant trait

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ACHONDROPLASIA (CHONDRODYSTROPHIA)

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9
Q

Ankle foot disorders, popularly called CLUBFOOT

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TALIPES

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10
Q

Latin Talus “ankle” and pes “foot”

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TALIPES

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11
Q

One knee appearing shorter than other

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GALEAZZI SIGN

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12
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Plantarflexion

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TALIPES EQUINUS

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13
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Dorsiflexion

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TALIPES CALCANEUS

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14
Q

Improper formation and fuction of the hip socket

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DEVELOPMENTAL HIP PLASIA

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15
Q

Maneuver performed by adducting the hip; light pressure on knee

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BARLOW’S MANEUVER

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16
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Performed by flexing knees and hips of supine infant to 90 degrees

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ORTOLANI’S SIGN