Week 5.3 Pediatric Lower Limb Ortho Conditions Flashcards

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Q

what does metatarsus adductus look like

A

an adducted foot, curved lateral border of the foot and a neutral heel. Like a little bean

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2
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there are 3 classifications of metatarsus adductus

A

flexible, moderately flexible and severe

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3
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treatment for class 1, 2, 3

A

1: corrects by 4-6 months
2: stretching or corrective shoes
3: casting or surgery, corrective shoes

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4
Q

clubfoot is described by what word

A

C: cavus (supinated)
A: Adductus (forefoot)
V: varus (hindfoot)
E: Equinus (PF position)

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5
Q

when is clubfoot usually diagnosed

A

prenatally, with an US

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6
Q

how early do you want to start treatment for clubfoot

A

early, like 24-72 hours, but also maybe 1-2 weeks to allow bonding with the parents

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7
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what is poinsettia casting and serial casting

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splinting for 3 months, at night, then bracing for 2-4 years

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8
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what is the French PT method

A

you cast with tape, but you need to change it every 5 days, so wrks in hospital, not really feasible.

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