Mechanical ortho problems Flashcards

1
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another name for legg-calve-perthes disease

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Perthes disease

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2
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define perthes disease

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unkown aeitiology

involves necrosis of part of the femoral captial epiphysis
(avascular necrosis of femoral head)

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3
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who gets perthes disease

A

4-8yo boys

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4
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what does necrosis of the femoral captial epiphysis in perthes disease lead to

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growth distrubance in the physeal and articular cartilage which can lead to deformity of teh femoral head and degenerative joint disease

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5
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presentaiton of perthes disaease 3

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groin (knee) pain

limp

reduction in hip abduction and internal roation

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6
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what does radiology in perthes disease show 2

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asymmetry of the femoral capital ossific nucleus

-white affectes side smaller or in more advanced cases gramenteds

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7
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treatment for perthes disease 2

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rest

possible casts or surgery

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8
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definition of slipped upper femoral epiphysis

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occurs early adolescence

-may relate to rapid gorwth and obesity

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9
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presentation of slipped upper femoral epiphysis 3

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insidious onset of hip pain (often referred to knee)

limp

affected limb externally rotated
-foot points out when walking and often shortened

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10
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what is slipped upper femoral epiphysis associated with other than rapid growth and obesity 4

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hypothyroidism

chronic renal failure

previous raidotherapy

growth hormone therapy

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11
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diagnoiss and treatment of slipped upper femoral epiphysis

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made by plain radiograph-including frog leg projection

-treatment usually in-situ pinning

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12
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what does developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) include 3

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neonatal hip instability

acetabular dysplasia ± subluxation

and

frank dislocation of the hip joint

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13
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what is the natural history of hip joint subluxation 1

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arthritis of hip in early adulthood

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14
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risk factors for developmental dysplasia of the hip 4

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family hsiotry in first degree relative

female sex

breech presentaiton

foot deformity

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15
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when are babies assessed for developmental dysplasia of the hip 2

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at birth and at 6 weeks

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16
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presentation of club foot

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deformity of ankle and foot

results in heel pointing downwards and inwards
-sole points medially

17
Q

types of clubfoot 2

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fixed- can be associted with other abnormalties

positional - normal foot held in abnormal position in the uterus

18
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treatment for club foot

A

ponseti technique- initally plaster acasts changed weekly
-most require cutting of achiles tendon

19
Q

most common spinal deformity in childhood

A

scoliosis

20
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what can scoliosis be secondary to 3

A

most idiopathic

can be assoicated with leg length inequality

neuromusclar conditins (DMD or CP)

21
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when does scolosis usually present and what is the treatment dependent on
2

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usually presents at time of accelerated growth in puberty

treatment depends on many factors
-underlying cause
-magnitiude adn type of curve

22
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red flag symptoms of back pain inchildhood

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under 4

night pain

functional disability

psotural shift

> 4 weeeks

limitation of movement due to pain

neurological signs