pediatric MSK injuries Flashcards

1
Q

are children more likely to sprain or fracture?

A

fracture, often incomplete

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2
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Saltr-Harris classification

A

1-Separation thru physis, 2-Above physis, 3-beLow physis, 4-Thru physis, 5-cRush (worst prognosis)

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3
Q

how long does a healing callus take to form

A

7-10 days

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4
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four fracture patterns

A

transverse (lots of force), oblique, spiral, comminuted

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5
Q

three aspects of displacement

A

translation (%), angulation (degrees), rotation

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6
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buckle or torus fracture

A

jxn of metaphysis/diaphysis in distal forearm.

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7
Q

Bowing fracture or plastic deformation

A

no visible fracture line

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8
Q

greenstick fracture

A

incomplete fracture, may need to complete break to align

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9
Q

toddlers fracture

A

oblique, non displaced, distal tibia. Child <5yrs. lower leg twists while falling

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10
Q

fractures that are common in abuse

A

Posterior rib, classic metaphyseal lesion (corner or bucket-handle)

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