peds5 Flashcards

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most common cause of FTT

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inorganic cause, like disturbed parent-child bond

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2
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almost all head growth occurs when

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prenatally and first two years of life

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3
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microcephaly

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head is 2-3 SDs below the mean

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4
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cranosynostosis

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premature closure of one or more sutures

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5
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premature closure of coronal suture

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brachycephaly (shortened skull)

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6
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premature closure of sagittal suture

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most common! Causes dolicocephaly aka scaphocephaly (elongated skull);

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7
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what do you know about brachycephaly?

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more common in boys and associated with neurologic complications like optic nerve atrophy

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8
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premature closure of metopic suture

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triangular head (trigonocephaly)

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9
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how do you manage craniosynostosis

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surgical repair, usually when cosmetic concerns are signif

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10
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plagiocephaly

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assymetry of the head not associated with premature closure of sutures

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positional plagiocephaly

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flatening of the occiput, prominence of the ipsilateral frontal area; looks like a parallelogram from the top

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