Young bones Flashcards

1
Q

What is the top part of the bone called?

A

Proximal epiphysis

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2
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What is the bottom part of the bone called?

A

Distal epiphysis

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3
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What are the top and bottom growth plates called

A

proximal and distal physis

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4
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What are the differnet zones of growth plate startung from closest to epiphysis

A

Reserve zone- resting zone
Proliferative zone- zone of proliferating cartilage
Zone of maturation and hypertrophy
provisional zone of calcification

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5
Q

What does the reserve zone contain

A

scattered small chondrocytes- small amount, resting cartilage here

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6
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What does the Proliferative zone contain

A

Chondrocytes Larger than and more than reserve zone

bone starting to form

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7
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What does the zone of maturation and hypertrophy contain

A

Chondrocytes are starting to become calcified

Calcium incorparate into bone

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8
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What does the provisional zone of calcification contain

A

calcified cartilage turning into normal bone

this is where growing of long bone takes place

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9
Q

How do children grow? rates boys vs girls

A

Before puberty girls and boys grow roughly the same rate.
When puberty hits rate slows down
Girls hit puberty earlier than boys

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10
Q

How can we measure the rate of growth in the labatory?

A

Using the marker alkaline phosphate to measure osteoblastic activity to measure the rate of bone turnoer

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11
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How does bone growth affect the observed levels of ALP?

A

As bones grow ALP increases

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12
Q

Explain the ossification of the carpels in the hand from birth

A
Birth- No carpels
1-3 moths- Capitate ossifies
2-4 months- Hanmate ossifies
2-4 years- Triquetral ossifies
Lunate ossifies
4-6 years- Scaphoid
Trapezium
Trapezoid
8-12 years- Pisiform
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13
Q

What are the main fractures in a child’s bone 4

A

Greenstick
Torus
Complete- Spiral
Salter-Harris

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14
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What is a torus fracture

A

The bone buckles, but the integrity of the surface of the bone on the CONVEX side is maintained

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15
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What is a greenstick fracture

A

Bone is bent such as to damage the CONVEX surface —but the fracture is incomplete

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16
Q

Where does a greenstick fracture usually happen

A

Mid-diaphyseal

17
Q

How does a torus fracture heal

A

Bone remodels overtime

No treatment needed

18
Q

What is a Salter-Harris fracture

A

Growth plate fracture

19
Q

What happens to a greenstick fracture overtime

A

May or may not need manipulation

20
Q

What is Salter Harris Fracture 1

A

Epiphysis moved completely

Bone still intact

21
Q

What is Salter Harris Fracture 2

A

fracture is on the main part of the bone rather than in the epiphysis itself.

22
Q

What is Salter Harris Fracture 3

A

Fracture on the epiphysis

23
Q

What is Salter Harris Fracture 4

A

Fracture on both epiphysis and bone

24
Q

What is Salter Harris Fracture 5

A

Crush fracture bone has been compressed

So growth plate may be damaged that way

25
Q

How can greenstick fracture be caused

A

Crushing blow on side of bone rather than squishing it

26
Q

What are causes of rickets?

A

Prematurity
Nutrition
Maternal vit D deficiency
Lack of sunlight

27
Q

Why does prematurity cause rickets?

A

not all of your organ systems are actually working yet

28
Q

What are the symptoms of rickets

A

Skeletal changes and bone pain

Bowing of legs

29
Q

Where is the most impact of rickets?

A

Where growth is greatest - long bones