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patient has an unremarkable exam (no limp, no restriction in internal rotation, so swelling) and has pain in the leg bilaterally. what is this likely?
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Growing pains
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Bone is angulated beyond the limits of plastic deformation
Will have bone failure on tension side and bend deformity on the compression side Energy insufficient to result in complete fracture fracture type? |
greenstick
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Caused by compression of bone which results in “buckling” of bone
Typically in the metaphyseal areas of young children Common in distal radius fracture type? |
Buckle (Torus) fracture
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what is a bone that is bent but without fracture. Common in ulna and fibula?
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Plastic deformation (bend fractures)
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Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) necessary is the treatment for what?
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Salter-Harris Type IV
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you fall onto an outstretched arm, the sphenoid doesn't break and the pain is transmitted to the glenohumeral joint. What is likely going to break?
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clavicle
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child between 1-5 years and the kid refuses to bear weight on the leg. you see a spiral (or short oblique) fracture on the distal tibia. What is this?
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Toddler's Fracture
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if you see posterior rib fractures in a child, what is the likely cause?
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shaken baby syndrome, abuse
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Cerebral Palsy is used to describe....
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a group of motor syndromes
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this is a static problem that results from disorders of early brain development. It causes motor syndromes
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Cerebral Palsy
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Failure of closure only involves the posterior vertebral elements
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Meningocele
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Failure of closure involves neural and vertebral elements
Abnormal cord and spinal root development Dire consequences for developing MS system |
Myelomeningocele
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