part 5 Flashcards

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What are the spina bifida clinical manifestations at the level of T1-T12?

A

flaccid lower extremities
decreased sensation
lack of bowel control

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What are the spina bifida clinical manifestations at the level of L1-L3?

A

hip flexion

flail feet

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What are the spina bifida clinical manifestations at the level of L2-L4?

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hip adduction

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What are the spina bifida clinical manifestations at the level of L3-S2?

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hip adduction
hip extension
knee flexion

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5
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What are the spina bifida clinical manifestations at the level of S3 and below?

A

no motor impairment

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6
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What is the usual level of spina bifida occulta?

A

usually lumbosacral

L5 to S1

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What are the skin indicators of spina bifida occulta?

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-sacral dimple
-sacral angioma or port wine nevus
-sacral tufts of dark hair
-sacral lipoma
(can be absent, single indicator or in combination)

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What is spina bifida occulta tethered cord?

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  • abnormal adhesion to a bony or fixed structure

- puts traction on the cord

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What are the S&S of spina bifida occulta with a tethered cord?

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traction on the cords causes: 
-altered gait
-bowel and bladder problems 
-foot deformities 
(may not be seen in early infancy)
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10
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Visible defects with external saclike protrusion.

-What are the 2 types?

A

Spina Bifida Cystica

  • meningocele
  • myelomeningocele
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