Ortho Flashcards
A patient presents with varus of the calcaneus, varus of the midfoot and adduction of the forefoot. Treat with..
stretching, manipulating, casting of clubfoot
How do you decide if metatarsus adductus needs treatment?
if able to over-correct, just watch. If flexible and corrects with passive motion, stretching. If stiff, needs casting
What is internal tibial torsion and what is the the management?
most common cause of in-toeing. observation only
What is out-toeing and how is it managed?
calcaneovulgus foot, observe only
What is the management for bowed legs (genu varum)?
should go away by 2 years of age
What is blount’s disease and how is it managed?
angulation just below knees - bowed legs after 2 years age (angulaton below knee) = frequent in AA boys who are early walkers. brace or surgical osteotomy
What is knock knees and how do you treat?
angulation of knees towards midline - treat only if persists after age 10
What is osgood schlatter disease?
inflammation of tibial tuberosity in kids that jump a lot
A young boy presents with pain in the left knee for 2 months and a limp - internal rotation and abduction of the hip are limited. This is..
legg calve perthes disease
the most common organism of osteomyelitis in children is..
staph aureus
A patient presents with blue sclera, osteopenia, recurrent fractures and hearing loss. this is..
OI