Pediatric Hip Quiz SG Flashcards
3 indications for hip sonography
- presence of risk factors for developmental displacement of hip
- abnormal hip exam
- evaluating response to treatment
when hip exam is performed
- until femoral head ossifies
- not done until after 3-4 wks of birth (physiologic laxity)
ossification occurs earlier in _
girls
ossification is often complete by _
1 year
condition of the hip that results in congenital hip dysplasia
developmental displacement of hip (DDH)
the hip is laterally and posteriorly displaced to the extent that the femoral head has no contact with the acetabulum and normal āuā configuration cannot be obtained via ultrasound
frank disslocation
occurs when the femoral head moves posteriorly and remains in contact with the posterior aspect of the acetabulum
subluxed
the femur and the cup shape of the acetabulum form the _ and _ hip joint
ball and socket
the bone of the upper thigh that is surrounded by muscles, ligaments, and tendons
femur
the upper part of the femur (head) articulated with the hip bone to make the _ _
hip joint
bony formation appearing in the center of the femoral head
ossific nucleus
ossific nucleus begins between _ to _ months of age
2 to 8
the movement of bending leg forward
flexion
the movement of bending leg backward
extension
moving away from the body (stabilizes)
abduction
moving toward the body (stresses)
stresses
frequency used for hip sonography
at least 5-7.5 mHz
what transducer is used of a hip exam
linear array
preferably the _ should be present during the exam
radiologist
the baby should be in a _ position
supine (with feet toward sonographer)
the femoral head appears as a _ _
hyper echoic circle (with smooth borders and tiny echoes)
the acetabulum appears _
echogenic
4 views used in a hip exam
- coronal/neutral
- coronal/flexion
- transverse/flexion
- transverse/neutral
in the normal coronal/neutral view, the _ head is resting against the bony acetabulum
femoral