Peds Ortho and rheumatology Flashcards

1
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what is Legg-Calve Perthes Disease

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blood supply interrupted to the femoral head and causes avascular necrosis

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s/s of LCPD

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  • limp
  • pain or stiffness in the hip
  • limited ROM
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diagnosis of LCPD

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  • Xrays
  • MRI if xray inconclusive
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treatment of LCPD

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  • minimize impact
  • PT
  • avoid weight bearing
  • traction
  • casting
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5
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types of developmental dysplasia of the hip

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  • unstable: hip loose in socket with abnormal movement
  • subluxation: partial dislocation
  • dislocation: hip completely out of socket
  • dysplasia: wide spectrum term ranging from unstable to dysplastic to malformed
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s/s of DDH

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  • hip clicks
  • painless, but exaggerated waddling limp
  • trendelenburg
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diagnosis of DDH

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  • barlow and ortalani
  • US under 4mo
  • xray older
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treatment of DDH

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  • 0-6mo: pavlik harness
  • 6-18mo: closed reduction and spica casting
  • 18mo-6y: closed reduction vs open reduction
  • 6y+: no treatment
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9
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management of positive ortolani vs barlow

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-ortolani: refer to specialist
-barlow: observe and follow

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10
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criteria for juvenile idiopathic arthritis

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chronic arthritis in 1 or more joints for at least 6 weeks

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presentation of oligoarticular JIA

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  • 4 or fewer joints
  • asymmetrical
  • mild pain or painless
  • associated uveitis
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presentation of polyarticular JIA

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  • 5 or more joints
  • symmetrical
  • may or may not have + RF
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presentation of systemic JIA

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  • high fever
  • salmon pink macular rash
  • can involve any number of joints
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presentation of Enthesitis-Associated JIA

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  • inflammation of tendinous insertions
  • low back pain or sacroiliitis
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15
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labs for JIA

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  • some are RF+
  • antiCCP
  • ANA
  • HLAB27
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16
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how do you diagnose JIA

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Xray first

17
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treatment of JIA

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  • NSAIDs
  • methotrexate if NSAIDs fail
  • steroids for severe, systemic
18
Q

MOI for nursemaid’s elbow

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pull on an extended arm

19
Q

s/s of nursemaid elbow

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  • holds arm by side
  • fully pronates
  • refuses to use
20
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treatment of nursemaids elbow

A
  • hyper-pronation
  • supinate and flex
21
Q

osgood schlatter

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inflammation of the tibial tuberosity

22
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S/S Osgood-Schlatter Disease

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  • anterior knee pain
  • limp
  • relieved with rest
  • tenderness on palpation
23
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Treatment of Osgood-Schlatter

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  • Relative rest
  • Ice
  • NSAIDs
  • Stretching exercises
24
Q

MC type of scoliosis

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right thoracic

25
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Diagnosis of scoliosis

A

xray and cobb angle measurement

26
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treatment of scoliosis

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  • <20: follow for progression
  • > 20: refer for bracing or surgery
27
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MCC of slipped cap femoral epiphysis

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obseity

28
Q

when does a SCFE occur?

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during times of accelerated growth

29
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s/s of SCFE

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  • knee or hip hain
  • intermittent limp
  • pain with internal rotation
30
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stable vs unstable SCFE

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  • stable: can ambulate with assistance
  • unstable: non-weight bearing
31
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treatment of SCFE

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internal fixation with screw

32
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complication of SCFE

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avascular necrosis