OPP For Pediatrics- Boz Flashcards

1
Q

At birth, the spinal cord is at?

A

L4, and the nerve roots are horizontal!

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2
Q

At age 6, where does the cord move to?

A

L1, with the nerve roots drawn superiorly

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3
Q

How many parts is the spinal cord at birth?

A

THREE

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4
Q

Can you HVLA kids?

A

No! Must wait until the late teens.

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5
Q

Babies talk during inhalation and exhalation

A

HOW CUUUUTE!

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6
Q

The rib cage angles downward at what age?

A

6 months!

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7
Q

Neonates are at a higher risk of what?

A

Somatic dysfxns! Especially cranial (related to eye dysfxns due to cranial nerves 3,4,6)

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8
Q

What is plagiocephaly?

A

Me! A conehead. (Flattening of one side of skull)

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9
Q

Plagiocephaly is associated with?

A

Torticollis

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10
Q

What is the most common strain pattern is plagiocephaly?

A

Lateral Strain (BOARDS- Parallelogram head=Lateral Strain)

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11
Q

Freyette’s principles don’t apply in what population?

A

Neonates! Evaluate regionally rather than segmentally

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12
Q

What techniques are good for neonates?

A

Rib raising, OA Decompression

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13
Q

A baby who has sucking or swallowing problems, What do you treat cranially?

A

The OCCIPUT!!!! (CN 9-12)

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14
Q

Why do toddlers get ear infections?

A

The Eustachian tube

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15
Q

When the SCM is contracted, what happens to the temporal bone?

A

The temporal bone internally rotates on that side.

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16
Q

What do you do with pharyngitis?

A

Hyoid release, Thoracic inlet reease

17
Q

Torticollis tx in kids?

A

Indirect muscle energy (reciprocal inhibition)

18
Q

Sinusitis in kids?

A

Effleurage

19
Q

Techniques to use with CAUTION?

A

Muscle Energy (Following directions, muscle fatigue <3), Counterstrain (poor cooperation), HVLA (Bony maturation)

20
Q

Preschool age= Soft tissue and range of motion

School age= Modification of techniques for age

A

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