MSK CCP 4? Flashcards

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important componenets of Hx for limping child

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age
pain or weakness
trauma

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PE for limping child

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gait- barefoot
inspection- abdomen, pelvis, back and extremities
palpation ROM
Neurovascular- strength, sensation, DTRs

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at what age should a child walk without support

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12-15 mo

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at what age should a chile have reciprocal arm swing with gain

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2 yeras

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the neuro growth coordination balance of a child has to do with what process

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myelinization in cephalocaudal pattern

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when do children gain the adult gait pattern

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8-10 yrs old

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what is the stance phase

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weight bearing phase of walking

heel strike to toe off

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what is the swing phase of walking

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toe off to heel strike

rotation and tiliting of pelvis and stability lumbar spine and abomen

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what are the 5 key maneuvers in gait assessment

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cadence
stride length
velocity
single limb support time
support base width
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what can cause antalgic gait

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pain, less time in stance phase

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what can cause trendelenburg limp

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stance phase body sway away from weak hip abductor and swing phase will droop off weak side

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what can cause waddling gate

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b/l hip involvement or neuro

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what can cause stiff leg gait

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knee extension and circumduction with pelvic elevation on affected side

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causes of toe walking gait

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habitual or due to muscle contractures, spasticity or puncture wound on heel

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causes of steppage gait

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difficulties with dorsiflexion

peroneal neuropathies

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causes of stooped gait

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abdominal pathology

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17
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generalized muscle weakness gait

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muscular dystrophy or metabolic

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0-4 yr old child limping what could be development or trauma cause

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hip dysplasia

fracture, wound, sprain, contusion

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0-4 yr old limping child

infecitous causes

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osteomyelitis
septic arthritis
transient/toxic synovitis
discitis

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4-10 yr old limping child infectious causes

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transiet toxic synovitis
septic arthritis
osteomyelitis

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inflammatory cause of limping 4-1o year old

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juvenile idiopathic arthritis

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osteochondroses cause of limping child 4-10 years old

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legg calve perthes disease

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what neoplasm could cause limping in 4-10 year old

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leukemia

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what trauma on ddx for limping child 10-18 yr old

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slipped capital femoral epiphysis
fracture
sprain
contusion

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infectious causes of limping in child 10-18 yrears olf
osteomyelitis septic arthritis lyme arthritis gonococcal arthritis
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microtrauma causing limping in 10-18 year old
stress fracture
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risk factors hip dysplasia
``` genetic large birth weight oligohydramnios female first born breech ```
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which hip is more common in hip dysplasia
L>R
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barlow and ortolani, galeazzi sign
hip dysplasia
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toddler with pain, refusal to walk | swelling over tibia and pain with palpation
spiral fracture tibia
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gender more likley to have salter harris fracture
boys
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stress fracture
small crack overuse, high impact 2nd-3rd metatarsal most common
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where does osteomyelitis infect
metaphysis of long bone
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Tx osteomyelitis
IV antibiotics | usually s aureus
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Sx septic arthritis
``` monoarticular erythema swelling pain dec ROM ```
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Tx septic arthritis
IV or PO antibiotics
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Tx transient toxic synovitis
5-7 days | NSAIDs
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what is legg calve perthes disease
lack of blood flow to femoral head causes collapse | blood supply returns in mo and new bone replaces old
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Sx legg calve perthes disease
limp pain in knee thigh or groin limited ROM leg length discrepency
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Tx legg calve perthes disease
meds/ reduce activity to dec pain | splinting or surgery to keep hip stable
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What is a slipped catpital femoral epiphysis
noninflammatory condition femoral head displaced from neck b/l ages 10-14
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assoc with slipped capital femoral epiphysis
overweight boys shear stress endocrine disorders primary hypothyroid and HGH deficiency
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Sx slipped capital femoral epiphysis
insidious, complaing of pain in hip and limp
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Tx slipped capital femoral epiphysis
surgical stabilization
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joint effusion, pain limited ROM warmth morning stiffness chronic pain for > 6 weeks
juvenile idiopathic arthritis
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growing pains are what
Dx by exclusion
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type of pain in growing pains
pain at night and limited to calf thigh or shin
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what helps growing pains
heat, massage, or mild analgesics
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common causes septic arthritis
staph aureus | a beta hemolytic strep
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common septic arthritis in neonate
group B strep, staph
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common septic arthritis in infant
strep, staph, influenza
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common septic arthritis in child
s aureus, strep pneumonia, group A strep
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sickel cell patient with septic arthritis
think about salmonella
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puncture wound septic arthritis
think about pseudomonas
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What can destory articular cartilage in septic arthritis
the leukocytic cytokines TNF a and IL-1
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at risk for what with septic arthritis
avascular necrosis femoral head
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definitive Dx septic arthritis
aspiration and culture
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Tx for septic arthritis
cefotaxime IV with improvement change to PO total Tx 4-6 weeks
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mild slipped capital femoral epiphysis
up to 1/3 diameter femoral head | 0-30 degrees
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severe SCFE
2/3- all of diameter femoral head | 60-90 degrees
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Tx SCFE
non weight bearing until assessed by ortho
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Tx for SCFE
surgical fixation with central screw or gone graft epiphysiodesis