Children orthopaedics Flashcards

1
Q

Do insoles benefit young children with flat feet?

A

Not really

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2
Q

What 3 factors make up intoeing

A

femoral neck anteversion, internal tibial rotation, metatarsus adductus

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3
Q

Do you use photographs or x rays to look at bow legs?

A

Photos

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4
Q

What score on the beighten scale do you have to be to be hyper mobile?

A

4/9

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5
Q

When do you get anterior knee pain

A

in adolescence when going upstairs or squatting

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6
Q

What is clubfoot?

A

When the sole of the foot cannot be place don the ground

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7
Q

What is achondroplasia

A

short limbs and face

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8
Q

The higher the GMFCS, the higher risk of dislocation the child is at, true or false

A

TRUE!

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9
Q

How do you treat cerebral palsy walking

A

Botox A, orthotics, physio, surgery

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10
Q

What does CVT stand for

A

congenital vertical talus

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11
Q

what is prominent in CVT

A

calcaneus and rounded plantar surface

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12
Q

how many cafe au last spots are needed to diagnose neurofibromatosis

A

more than 6

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13
Q

what are signs of neurofibromatosis

A

cafe au last spots, axillary/ groin freckling, 2 or more Lisch nodules, pseudoarthrosis, kyphoscoliosis

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14
Q

what is short stature in skeletal dysplasia (SD)

A

less than 2 SD

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15
Q

What signs would you see in achondroplasia

A

frontal bossing, genus varum, trident hand, normal intelligence, mid face hypoplasia

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16
Q

what is cerebral palsy

A

motor disorder appearing before 3 years of age

17
Q

how would you sort out tip toe walking

A

splinting/casting, physio, botox A, surgery

18
Q

what is brittle bone disease

A

defect in osteogenesis imperfecta of type 1 collagen

19
Q

what signs would you see in osteogenesis imperfecta

A

multiple fractures, short statue, blue sclera, loss of hearing

20
Q

What form of knees do most kids have at birth

A

genus varum

21
Q

what are 3 causes of in- toeing

A

federal neck anteversion, forefoot adduction, internal tibial torsion

22
Q

what is flexible flat feet

A

flat feet the when big toe is dorsiflexed, it causes a medial arch

23
Q

what are 2 common causes of developmental dysplasia of the hip

A

breech position, FH,

24
Q

when would transient synovitis of the hip arise

A

shortly after URTI

25
Q

how would a child with transient synovitis walk

A

with a limp

26
Q

how do you treat transient synovitis

A

nsaids and rest

27
Q

what is perches disease

A

osteochondritis of the femoral head which proceeds to lose blood supply.

28
Q

who is mostly affected by slipped upper femoral epiphysis

A

pre pubertal overweight boys

29
Q

where strange can people present with a SUFE

A

pain in the knee!!!

30
Q

what is the major sign in sufe?

A

loss of internal rotation