BASIC PODOPEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY III Flashcards

1
Q

whats the most common coalition in the body?

A

5th toe, a lack of epiphysis ossification is the 5th toe at the intermediate phalanx

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2
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what is the result of cone shaped epiphyses?

A

short bone

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3
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delayed appearance and fusion of all epiphyses

irregular, stippled or fragmented epiphyses, effects not present at birth, 2nd degree effects of maternal thyroid hormone

what is this?

A

childhood hypothyroidism

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4
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widened physis indicates?

A

Ricketts and syphillis, not an epiphysis disorder; more a metaphysis and diaphysis disorder

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5
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symmetrical distribution, classic proximal medial tibia (wimberger sign), generalized periosteal elevation

this is what congenital disease on a radiograph?

A

infantile syphilis

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6
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osteochondrosis of navicular is called?

A

kohler, a true osteochondroses with freid bergs

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7
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how many weeks does it take to see sclerosis** associated with AVN?

A

8 weeks

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8
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kohlers and freidbergs are AVN while severs is not, T/F?

A

true

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9
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it is not believed that sever incorrectly described tendinitis and bursitis as apophysitis? T/F

A

true

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10
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osteochondrosis deformans tibia

result of excess compressive stress on MTPh that alters enchondral bone formation

what is this?

A

blounts disease

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