MSK/Sports Medicine Flashcards
(32 cards)
Congenital torticollis with cervical fusion, short neck, low occipital hairline, sprengel deformity. Associated with deafness
Klippel-Feil Syndrome
Treatment osteomyelitis in sickle cell disease
ceftriaxone/cefotaxime to cover salmonella
Scoliosis bracing required in which children?
When there is 2 years of growth left and curvature is between 25 and 40 degrees
When is surgery indicated for scoliosis
Curvature >40 degrees
Child/infant with scoliosis, fused ribs. What screening should be done?
Congenital scoliosis. Screen with renal US and cardiac ECHO
When to obtain PFTs in kyphosis?
Curve >60 degrees
Bad posture, kyphosis, and back pain in teenager?
Scheuermann disease
When does genu varus resolve?
By 2 yo. If doesn’t, think Blount’s disease or rickets
Overweight Adolescent with genu varus
Blount’s disease
When does medial tibial torsion normally resolved?
By 2-4 yo
When does femoral ante version normally resolve?
By 8-10 yo
Toe walking is normal up to what age
3 yo
Tx of discitis
immobilization with brace/cast, anti-staph antibiotics
How to dx spondylolysis?
Oblique xray- shows fracture through pars interarticularis
10 yo with painless bone mass, XR with pedunculated, cauliflower-like lesion on end of long bone.
Osteochondroma (benign)
Protective polycarbonate goggles are required in which sports?
High risk (contact sports, projectiles, involving sticks like hockey or rackets), moderate risk (soccer, water polo, football)
Athletes should not implement a weight loss program before which grade?
9th grade
A direct blow to the anterior knee with the knee flexed describes a common mechanism for what injury?
Posterior cruciate ligament tear
Forceful quadriceps contraction during a cutting motion describes a mechanism of injury for what?
Patellar dislocation
Sudden deceleration and pivoting of the knee describes a mechanism of what injury?
Anterior cruciate ligament tear
Maneuvers that twist the pelvis, such as the FABERE (figure of four) test, are painful in patients with what?
septic arthritis of the sacroiliac joint
Tennis elbow is AKA? Where is tenderness?
Lateral epicondylitis. Due to repeated extension and flexion of the elbow
Golfer’s elbow is AKA? Due to what?
Medial epicondylitis. 2/2 to repeated extension and flexion of the wrist
X-ray with mature peripheral ossification with a distinct margin surrounding a radiolucent center of immature osteoid and primitive mesenchymal tissue; bony mass is always slightly separated from the long shaft of the bone. This indicates what diagnosis?
Heterotopic bone (Myositis ossificans)