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| what are 3 main type of ehlers danlos syndrom |
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Definition
| classic, vascular, hypermobile |
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| when does calcaneal apophysis osssify |
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| spastic CP occurs as what percentage of cp |
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| downs syndrome children have higher incidence of what |
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Definition
| congenital heart disease, hypothyroidism, deafness |
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| what are 3 common pedal pathology ass with downs syndrome |
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Definition
| Hallux valgus, Met primus adductus, pes planovalgus |
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| what are 6 gait changes in down syndrom kids |
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Definition
| wide base, lack of trunk movemnt, external hip rotation, inadequate heel contact, decreased ankle rom, poor foot clearance in swing |
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| an s2 lesion will result in what |
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Definition
| claw toes, pes cavus, weak intrinsics |
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| s1 lesion leads to what deformity in foot |
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| CMT usually occurs at what age |
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| frederiecks ataxia usually occurs at what age |
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| gowers sign is a sign of what disease |
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Definition
| duchenne muscular dustrophy |
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Term
| an oval shaped, accessory navicular within the post tib tendon is called |
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| a type 2 accessory navicular causes what |
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| what is age of onset of leg calve perthes disease? |
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| what is age of onset of osgood schaltters disease |
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| what is age of onset of severs |
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| most commonly affected by koehlers is what age |
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| crush injury to growth plate is classified as what |
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| injury though metaphysis and growth plate is called |
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Definition
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| a break through the metaphysis, epiphyis, joint and growth plate is classed as what |
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Definition
| type 4 salter harris fracture |
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Term
| medial genicular epiphyseal dysplasia is also called |
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Term
| blouts disease affects what |
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Definition
| posterior medial, proximal growth plate |
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| what is the cutoff when flat feet are consider potential pathological, and not physiologically normal |
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