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Ortho- peds Flashcards

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Transient Synovitis- epidemiology

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3-8 yr
B>G
Antalgic gait - hips abducted and externally rotated, pain with internal rotation

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Transient Synovitis- S/S & PE

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No fever
Not toxic
Hurt, not tender

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Septic Arthritis- S/S & PE

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Acute onset fever
joint pain 
loss of function in joint
Swelling 
limited ROM
Malaise
Irritable

Joint effusion
warm/tender

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Septic Arthritis- diagnosis

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U/S

Xray

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Septic Arthritis - labs & imaging

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CBC - left sift
APR - inc
BC

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Septic Arthritis - treatment

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IV abx
Surgery/drainage
REFER

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Osteomyelitis- pathophysiology

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Infection localized in bone

Infection in metaphysis -> cellulitis of BM -> exudate under pressure forced into cortex -> lifts periosteum

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Osteomyelitis- cause

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Direct inoculation

Hematogenous spread - more common

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Osteomyelitis- epidemiology

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Uncommon

<5

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Osteomyelitis- S/S & PE

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Tubular bones

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Osteomyelitis- labs & imaging

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Gram pos - Staph

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Osteoid Osteoma- pathophysiology

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Bone forming non-malignant lesion

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Osteoid Osteoma- epidemiology

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B>G

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Osteoid Osteoma- S/S & PE

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LE - proximal femur
Prog pain - worse at night 
- affected by activity?
Limp, swelling, muscular atrophy 
Leg length, bone deformities
Local point tenderness
Relief w/ NSAIDs
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Osteoid Osteoma- diagnosis

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Xray - small radiolucent nidus <1-1.5cm

Might need CT

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Osteoblastoma- pathophysiology

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Bone forming non-malignant lesion

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Osteoblastoma - epidemiology

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Rare

B>G

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Osteoblastoma- S/S & PE

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Posterior column spine
Chronic pain
- less response to NSAIDs
Expansive bony lesion

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Osteoblastoma - diagnosis

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CT, MRI - larger >2cm

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Osteoblastoma - treatment

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Curettage and bone grafting

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Osteochondroma- pathophysiology

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Cartilage forming non-malignant lesion

Cartilage-capped bony spur arising on external surface of bone

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Osteochondroma - epidemiology

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B>G

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Osteochondroma - S/S & PE

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Distal femur - most common

Knee, proximal humerus

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Osteochondroma - diagnosis

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Xray - osseus spur - cauliflower head

MRI - eval adjacent tissue swelling

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Osteochondroma - treatment

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Observe w/out treatment

Xray yearly

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Osteosarcoma- pathophysiology

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Malignant lesion

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Osteosarcoma- epidemiology

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Most common malignant bone lesion

13-16 yo

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Osteosarcoma- S/S & PE

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Metaphysis of long bones - femur
Localized pain for months
- after injury, waxes and wanes

Larger, tender soft tissue mass

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Osteosarcoma- diagnosis

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Xray - SUNBURST

Biopsy

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Osteosarcoma- labs & imaging

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Labs - nl
alk phos
LDH

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Osteosarcoma- treatment

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Chemo

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Ewings Sarcoma- S/S & PE

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Long bones - Femur, tib/fib, humerus

Local pain and swelling
- aggravated w/ exercise, worse at night

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Ewings Sarcoma- diagnosis

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Xray - moth eaten, Codman’s triangle, Onion peal

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Salter-Harris Classification- pathophysiology

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I-II - well w/ little complication
III-V - require percutaneous pinning or open reduction and internal fixation
- higher rate of growth disturbance
V - immediate growth plate closure -> shortening of extremity

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Buckle Fractures- pathophysiology

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Compression force

- FOOSH

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Buckle Fractures- S/S & PE

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Radius, Ulna

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Buckle Fractures- treatment

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Don’t need reduction

Heal w/ immobilization

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Bowing Fractures- pathophysiology

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Longitudinal force on shaft of long bone

- exceeds bone ability to recoil back to normal position

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Bowing Fractures- S/S & PE

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Ulna, radius

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Bowing Fractures- treatment

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<20deg or <4yo - self corrects

REFER -> reduction

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Greenstick Fracture- pathophysiology

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Bone bent w/ a fracture line that does not extend completely through width of bone

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Greenstick Fracture- diagnosis

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Xray -

  • Tension side - fracture
  • Plastic side - buckling
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Greenstick Fracture- treatment

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High risk for repeat
Immobilization
Refer

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Supracondylar fracture- cause

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Fall on an out-stretched arm w/ elbow extension

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Supracondylar fracture- epidemiology

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Most common elbow injury

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Supracondylar fracture- S/S & PE

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Concern for NV compromise!!
Elbow pain
Swelling
Guarding 
NO ROM
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Supracondylar fracture- diagnosis

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Xray - FAT PAD SIGN

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Clavicle fracture- cause

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Direct blow or fall

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Clavicle fracture - epidemiology

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Common in athletes

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Clavicle fracture - treatment

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Pre-pubescent fracture - heal conservatively

Adolescent - may need surgery

51
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Scaphoid Fractures- cause

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FOOSH

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Scaphoid Fractures- S/S & PE

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Distal radial fractures too

Pain in snuffbox

53
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Scaphoid Fractures - diagnosis

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Xray - can be missed initially

54
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Scaphoid Fractures- treatment

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Cast immobilization

55
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Boxer’s fracture- cause

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Punching mechanism

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Boxer’s fracture- epidemiology

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Head/neck of 5th metacarpal

Angulated

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Boxer’s fracture tx

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Percutaneous pinning

Surgical reduction

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Non accidental Trauma (NAT)- pathophysiology

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Injury/finding is inconsistent w/ hx

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Non accidental Trauma (NAT) - S/S & PE

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Long bone fractures in non-ambulatory children
Rib
Sternum, scapula, spinous processes, vertebral body fractures
Multi fract in various stages of healing
Distal fract in <3yr of age
Complex skull fract in <18m

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Craniosynostosis - pathophysiology

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Premature closure of any sutures in isolation

Posterior - 2m
Anterior lateral - 3m
Posterior lateral - 1y
Anterior - 2y

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Craniosynostosis - cause

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Plagiocephaly
- premature closure of unilateral coronal sutures

Scaphocephaly
- premature fusion of sagittal suture

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Craniosynostosis - S/S & PE

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Plagiocephaly
- Flattening of forehead and elevation of eyebrow on affected side

Scaphocephaly
- dec width and elongation of Ap axis of cranium

63
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Torticollis- pathophysiology

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Sternocleidomastoid muscle

64
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Torticollis- S/S & PE

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Head tilt toward affected side
Chin away from affected side
Flattening of head on affected side

65
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Torticollis- treatment

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Stretching - 1 year

Surgery - if no improvement

66
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Back Pain- pathophysiology

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NOT A COMMON COMPLAINT - suspect pathology

Common in adolescence and teens in sports

67
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Scoliosis- pathophysiology

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Lateral curvature of spine

68
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Scoliosis- cause

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Genetics

Progression - growing remaining and severity of curve

69
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Scoliosis- epidemiology

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G>B

Idiopathic

70
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Scoliosis- S/S & PE

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Rotational deformity of vertebrae
Right thoracic
Left Lumbar

asymptomatic
Posture - crooked back
Mild pain

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Scoliosis - labs & imaging

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Measure Cobb angle

72
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Scoliosis- treatment

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Adolescent >10y

  • 0-25 - observe
  • 25-40 - brace
  • > 40 surgery
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Scoliosis- prognosis

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Small can be tolerated
Cosmetic concerns
Larg - shorten life span, arthritis and pain

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Spondylolysis- pathophysiology

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Fracture of arch in lower lumbar spine

75
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Spondylolysis- diagnosis

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Scotty dog sign

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Spondylolisthesis- pathophysiology

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Defect/fracture - posterior arch -> anterior displacement of vertebral body

77
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Dysplasia of Hip- pathophysiology

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Femoral head has abnormal relationship with acetabulum

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Dysplasia of Hip- epidemiology

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1st born
Breech
Female
Fmhx

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Dysplasia of Hip- S/S & PE

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Asymmetric thigh folds
Asymmetric inguinal folds - should not be beyond aperture
Limited abduction
Positive Ortolani - out and around
Positive Barlow - push down
80
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Dysplasia of Hip- treatment

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0-6m

  • Pavlik Harness
  • Hip flexed to 100-120
  • No adduction

6-12m

  • closed reduction
  • hip spica cast - 3-4m
  • abduction night splint
  • Open reduction - if unsuccessful closed
  • > 12m often surgical procedures req
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Dysplasia of Hip- prognosis

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Complications

  • Avascular necrosis
  • Deformed femoral head
  • leg length discrepancy
  • Early onset arthritis
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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis - pathophysiology

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Femoral head displaces off the physis - ice cream falling off the cone

83
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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis - epidemiology

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M>F
11-16y
AA
Overweight

84
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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis - S/S & PE

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Sudden or gradual
Vague knee, groin, or thigh pain - w/o hx of trauma
Limp?
Pain w/ weightbearing activity
Limited ROM - Adduction, internal rotation

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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis - treatment

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Non- weight bearing for >8weeks

Percutaneous pinning in situ

86
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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis - prognosis

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Avascular necrosis - not treated correctly
Systemic disease
High incidence of degenerative arthritis

87
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Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease- pathophysiology

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Osteonecrosis necrosis of femoral head

88
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Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease- cause

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Idiopathic
Traumatic
Infectious

89
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Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease- S/S & PE

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Limp
Pain
loss ROM

90
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Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease- treatment

A 
Avoid severe degenerative arthritis!
Crutches
PT
Bracing
Traction 
Surgery
91
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Osgood-Schlatter Disease- pathophysiology

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Traction apophysitis of the insertion of the patella tendon at the tibial tubercle

92
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Osgood-Schlatter Disease- epidemiology

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M>F

Bilateral

93
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Osgood-Schlatter Disease- S/S & PE

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Bony growth on anterior aspect of knee - tibial tuberosity

Pain w/ running, jumping, squatting

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Osgood-Schlatter Disease- treatment

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Resolves - growth plates close

Rest, ice, NSAIDs, PT

95
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Sever’s Apophysitis- pathophysiology

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Calcaneal apophysitis

96
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Sever’s Apophysitis- cause

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Traction - induced inflammation at calcaneal apophysis from achilles tendon

97
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Sever’s Apophysitis- S/S & PE

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Heel pain

98
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Sever’s Apophysitis- treatment

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Resolves with closure

Rest, ice, NSAIDs, heel pads

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Clubfoot- cause

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Idiopathic

Neurogenic

100
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Clubfoot- epidemiology

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M>F

101
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Clubfoot- S/S & PE

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Ankly equinus
Heel vargus
Metarsus adductus

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Clubfoot- treatment

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Start early
Conservative - Ponseti Method and French Method
- stretch medial/posterior elements
- Serial casting/splinting to hold correction
- Percutaneous heel-cord lengthening
- After correction - will need nighttime brace

Surgery - 10%

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Epiphysiolysis Proximal Humeral Epiphysis - pathophysiology

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Little Leagure shoulder
Excessive torsional stress across the physis
- widening of proximal humeral physis

104
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Epiphysiolysis Proximal Humeral Epiphysis - cause

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Throwing athletes

Overuse of shoulder

105
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Epiphysiolysis Proximal Humeral Epiphysis - S/S & PE

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Shoulder pain

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Medial Epicondylitis- pathophysiology

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Overuse of elbow

Traction-induced inflammation at medial epicondyle apophysis

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Medial Epicondylitis - cause

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Lateral compression of radial head and capitellum

108
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Medial Epicondylitis - diagnosis

A

Xray - nl to widening of medial epicondyle

- can have avulsion fracture

109
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Medial Epicondylitis - treatment

A

Ice, rest, stretching,

Not treated - ulnar collateral ligament can rupture

110
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Nursemaid’s Elbow- pathophysiology

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Slippage of radial head under the annular ligament

111
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Nursemaid’s Elbow- cause

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Lifting, pulling, tugging

Arm at side pronated w/ slight elbow flexion

112
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Nursemaid’s Elbow- epidemiology

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1- 5 y

113
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Nursemaid’s Elbow- treatment

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Reduce - supinate and flex

114
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Syndactyly- pathophysiology

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Most common hand anomaly

Congenital webbing of fingers

115
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Syndactyly - epidemiology

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M>F

116
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Syndactyly - S/S & PE

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Normal bony architecture w/ simple skin fusion

Fusion of phalanges

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Syndactyly - treatment

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Surgical reconstruction

Skin grafting

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