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1
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Salter Harris I

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Through growth plate

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Salter Harris II

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Through growth plate and metaphysis

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Salter Harris III

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Though growth plate and epiphysis

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Salter Harris IV

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Through metaphysics, epiphysis and physis

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Salter Harris V

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Physeal compression (complete obliteration of the growth plate) - High energy trauma

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Least common fracture

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Salter Harris V

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Most common fracture

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Salter Harris II

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8
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Elbow fx associated w/ fat pad sign

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Blood released into area (REFER)

* Ant sail

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9
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Most common elbow fracture in kids

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Supracondylar fracture

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Biggest concern about supracondylar fx

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Neuromuscular fxn (Med Nerve - ant interosseous) = OK sign

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Clinical presentation of supracondylar fx

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Swelling
Pain
Deformity

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Dx supracondylar fx

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AP
Lateral
Oblique

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13
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Mechanism of injury for supracondylar fx

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FOOSH (distal humerus displaces posteriorly)

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Type I, II and III supracondylar fxs

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I- Capitulum aligned w/ ant humeral line
II-Capitulum not aligned
Iii-Cortex separated **

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Why aren’t ACE bandages indicated for mgt of supracondylar fxs

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Can cut off blood flow
I/II- sling and refer, Ibuprofen
III - Emergent ortho consult

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16
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Pinpoint tenderness to palpation over the lateral condyle w/ associated localized soft tissue swelling

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Lateral condylar fx of distal humerus

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17
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Dx for lateral condylar fx of distal humerus

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AP, Lat, oblique

MRI to diff from transphyseal fx

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18
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Mgt for lateral condylar fx of distal humerus

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Emergent referral for disp >2mm

Splint, sling, NSAIDS

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complications with lateral condylar fx

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Fishtail deformity (damages physis)

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20
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Classic throwing elbow injury w/ pop

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Medial epicondylar fx of distal humerus

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21
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What imaging do you need if you have elbow dislocation

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CT- when you cnt find the fractured piece

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Dx for epicondylar fx

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AP, Lat, Oblique grays

R/O incarceration (little chip missing)

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Complications of medial condylar fx of distal humerus

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Ulnar nerve palsy
Angular deformity
decreased ROM

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24
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Common cause of Radial neck fracture

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FOOSH w/ valgus stress (skate boarding)

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25
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Tenderness to palpation over radial head w/ pain when sup & pronation > flexion & extension, w/ complaint of wrist pain

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Radial head fx

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26
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Dx of radial neck fracture in chn

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Clinical (no ossification of radial head)

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27
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Tx radial head/neck fx

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Immobilize wrist (sling older, cast younger)
Sling
NSAIDS (Naproxen)
Refer

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28
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Dislocation of radial head, 1-4yo

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Nursemaid’s elbow

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29
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Cause of nursemaid’s elbow

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sudden pull of pronated arm

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30
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Clinical presentation of nursemaid’s elbow

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Arm fully extended/slightly flexed + pronated

+/- pain, Don’t want to supinate

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31
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Do you need imaging for Nursemaid’s elbow

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NO, clinical dx unless you suspect associated underlying fx

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32
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Mgt for nursemaid’s elbow

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Reduction by:

  • Supination, flexion w/ pressure over radial head
  • Hyperpronation w/ pressure over the radial head
  • Lollipop/popsicle test
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33
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Ulnar or radial shaft fx w/ dislocation of radial head

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Monteggia fx

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34
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What should you consider when you see an isolated ulnar fx

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Monteggia fx

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35
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What is the most important thing to do w/ Mlonteggia fx

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Reducing the radial head or it won’t go back in w/ out surgery

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36
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Dx of Monteggia fx

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Xray, make sure you get imaging of elbow!!

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37
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Common cause of wrist fx

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FOOSH
Direct trauma (Hit by sting)
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38
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Dinner fork deformity

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Wrist fx

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39
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Common locations of wrist fx

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Distal radius

Metaphysis

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40
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Clinical presentation of wrist fracture

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Point tenderness, swelling, ecchymosis

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41
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torus/buckle fx

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Fx thru bone

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42
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Mgt of wrist fx

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Splint, cast, reduction

Emergent referral w/ significant deformity or neuromuscular compromise

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43
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Most common carpal fx

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Scaphoid

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44
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Dx of scaphoid fx

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Clinical; TTP over anatomic snuff box
Xrays: may be -ve, repeat in 10-14 days
MRI; consider in elite athletes

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45
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Tx for scaphoid fx

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Thumb spica splint

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46
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Major complication of wrist fracture

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Avascular necrosis

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47
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What do you need to consider if child

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Child abuse

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48
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clinical presentation of femur fracture

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Hx of trauma
Pain in groin or buttock
Non-weight bearing
Slight adduction w/ ext rotation
\+/- limb shortening
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49
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Dx femur fx

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Xray entire length of femur

50
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Tx femur fx

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Hip spica cast vs surgery

51
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Complications of femur fx

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Shortening - displacement w/ overlap
Lengthening - remodeling w/ extra bone
Angulation

52
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Fx special to kids

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Patellar sleeve fx

53
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Most common patellar fx in Kids

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Patellar sleeve fx

54
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Cause of patellar sleeve fx

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Forced ext w/ knee flexion (patella riding high on X-ray)

55
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Tx patella sleeve fx

A

Refer

56
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Location of toddler’s fx

A

Tibial shaft

57
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Common cause of toddler’s fx

A

falling while running w/ twisting mech

58
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Sign of toddler’s fx

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Limping (Clinical Dx)

Xray: +/- visualized, spiral fx

59
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Tx toddler’s fx

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Immobilize (splint/wee walker)

REFER

60
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Cause of ankle fx

A

Rolling the ankle

61
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Clinical presentation of ankle fx

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TTP, localized swelling, ecchymosis

62
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Dx ankle fx

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Clinical (Exquisitely TTP over distal tibia and fib physis)

63
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What do you need to rule out w/ ankle fx

A

Physeal widening (SH I)

64
Q

Mgt ankle fx

A

Post splint (avoid ACE bandage)
Elevate
NSAIDS
Non-weight bearing

65
Q

Triplane fx mechanism

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External rotation = EMERGENT- need surgery

66
Q

How do you assess displacement in triplane fx

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CT

67
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What do you see on X-ray w/ triplane fx

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SH III on AP view

SH II on lat view

68
Q

Jones/ pseudo-jones, avulsion fx

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Fx to base of 5th Metatarsal

69
Q

Unilateral contraction of sternocleidomastoid w head tilt to shortened muscle and chin rotation to contralateral side

A

Torticollis

70
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Etiology of torticollis

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Compartment syndrome SCM 2˚ to venous outflow obstruction

71
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What is torticollis strongly associated with

A

plagiocephaly

72
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Tx for torticollis

A

Stretching/PT

Positioning educ

73
Q

Lateral curve >10˚ w/ rotational component

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Scoliosis

74
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Etiology of scoliosis

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Idiopathic, F>M, genetic component

75
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Infantile/congenital scoliosis

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zero to three yrs old

76
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Juvenile scoliosis

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four to nine yrs old

77
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Adolescent scoliosis

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older than ten years old

78
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PE findings for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis

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Shoulder/pelvic obliquity
Assymentry of scapulae
Adam’s forward flexion exam (paraspinal prominences)
Abdominal reflexes

79
Q

Clinical presentation of scoliosis

A

Asymptomatic
+/- pain
obstructive lung (severe)

80
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Dx scoliosis

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Imaging: Cobb angle

AP/PA standing radiographs on LONG cassette

81
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Tx scoliosis

A

TLSO brace - 25˚ (Boston Milwaukee Charleston bending)

Surgery - 45˚

82
Q

Clinical presentation that makes you suspect of septic hip or transient synovitis

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Hold leg in flexion and abducion

NWB / walk w/ limp

83
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Kocher criteria

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Diagnostic for septic hip (2/4)

  • WBC >12000
  • ESR >40
  • Fever >101.3
  • Non weight bearing
84
Q

How to distinguish btn septic hip and transient synovitis

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Admin of high dose NSAIDS resolves transient synovitis temporarily otherwise its septic hip

85
Q

Mgt of septic hip vs transient synovitis

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Admiit

Emergent ortho referral (joint aspiration/surgical identification = diagnostic)

86
Q

What do you need to image is s’one complains about knee pain

A

Hip

87
Q

Thin extremely active male 4-8yo idiopathic AVn of femoral head complaining of hip pain

A

Legg calve perthes

88
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Clinical presentation of legg calve perthes

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  • limp at the end of the day
  • Occasional pain in hip / knee region
  • Ltd ROM
89
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Dx of legg calve perthes

A

Clinical

Xrays

90
Q

Tx legg calve perthes

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Observe, PT for ROM

Surgery to realign

91
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Gradual course of perthes

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Necrosis
Fragmentation
re-ossificatin
Remodelling

92
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What is the determinant of prognosis for perthes

A

Age of onset; younger = better

93
Q

Slippage of femoral epiphysis “ice-cream falling off the cone)

A

Slipped capital femoral epiphysis

94
Q

population affected by SCFE

A

obese african america male 10-16yo

95
Q

Clinical presentation of SCFE

A

limp
NWB
Knee pain
Ltd ROM

96
Q

Tx SCFE

A

urgent surgical consult (legal issue) - single screw fixation

97
Q

What does evaluation of well child check for regarding Developmental dysplasia of the hip

A

Laxity
Subluxation
Dislocation

98
Q

Risk factors of DDH

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1st born female , BREECH POSITION, Family Hx, twin gestation

99
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Dx DDH

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Clinical: + Barlow +/- Ortolani = Ortho referal
Galeazzi- hip shortening
US - no X-ray use no ossification centers (-ve ortolani/barlow w/ risk factors)

100
Q

at what age can you do radiographs for DDH

A

4-6mos ( four to six months)

101
Q

DDH Tx

A

Pavlik harness
Avoid swaddling
Monitor w/ US until normal
Radiograph after 6mos (six months)

102
Q

Complication of DDH

A

Avascular necrosis - legal liability

103
Q

Inflammation and irritation of patellar tendon insertion on tibial tubercle

A

Osgood Schlatter Dz

104
Q

Clinical prestneaton

A

Focal tenderness of tibial tubercle w/ enlargement of tibial tubercle

105
Q

Dx Osgood schlatter

A

Clinical

Xrays to rule out avulsion

106
Q

Mgt osgood schlatter

A

Rest, ibuprofen, quad exercises, hamstring stretches, chopat strap
Pain flares during rapid growth
G: 10-11
B: 13-14

107
Q

Inflammation and irritation of calcanea apophysis

A

Calcaneal apophysisits - Sever’s dz

108
Q

Cause of calcanea apophysisits

A

Overuse

Pull of achilles tendon (6-12yo)

109
Q

Clinical presentation of calcaneal apophysitis

A

pain at calcaneal apophysis

110
Q

Tx calcaneal apophysitis

A

Stretches and ice, NSAIDS

111
Q

Risk factors of club foot

A

FHX, maternal smoking

112
Q

Fixed deformity

A

Club foot (bilat/unilat)

113
Q

What is the earliest club foot can be diagnosed

A

fetal US

114
Q

What makes up club foot

A 
CAVE
C-Cavus (hooking of the foot)
A-Adductus (curving foot)
V-Varus
E-Equinus (pointing down)
115
Q

Tx Club foot

A

Ponseti casting 4-6wks

116
Q

Genu varum and genu valgum

A

bow legged (Blount’s dz, Rickets) vs knock kneed

117
Q

What should you be concerned about with a non-reducing nurse maid’s elbow

A

Entrapment of annular ligament - Refer

118
Q

Goal of pre sports physical

A

Rule out life threatening conditions

identify conditions the require treatment plan

119
Q

Do you need routine labs for pre sports physical

A

No

120
Q

How many people are disqualified from play with pre-sports physical

A

1% (one percent)

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