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- 2. The Anatomical and physiological particularities of bone and muscular systems & its clinical importance. The Teeth
- 3. The First kernel of the large bone ossification appears in a 7-8 weeks aged embryo within
- 4. After birth the size of skeleton increases very intensively according the mass and length growth of
- 5. The fetus and newborn have a sponge like bone masses (A). After age of 3-4 years
- 6. The regeneration and healing processes in child bones occur in contrast with adult much sooner. Because
- 7. Periosteal tissues (a bone cover) provide supplemental trofic function. By comparison with adult persons in children
- 8. Toddler's fracture. Anterior-posterior radiograph of tibia. Spiral fracture is presented.
- 9. 3 parameters associated with bone tissue development and biochemicaly same teeth matrix should participate in biological
- 10. The Short Notion about kernels of the ossification. In wrist commonly used for bone age determination
- 11. Wrist X-Ray in a 1 yr old infant 2 visible bones n=1+m, где n – number
- 12. The bone, growth, teeth and passport age coincidence is indicative for the normal biological development in
- 13. The skeleton examination and the most important semiotics of bone diseases in children.
- 14. Estimating the bone system the next clinical approaches are useful: Complaints Additional questioning (case history) Objective
- 15. The most common complaint is the pain. Most often the extremities pain in children depends on
- 16. Complaints "Pains of the growing" are typical bed time accidental and self limited symptoms in a
- 17. Complaints The Flat foot Pains disturb some children commonly in shank and appear more often at
- 18. Complaints The most serious pain symptom which could be claimed by the child is a night
- 19. The big diagnostic importance has combination of pain and fixed position of limb. Septic arthritis and
- 20. The big diagnostic importance has combination of pain and fixed position of limb. Characteristic posture of
- 21. Visual inspection & palpation The Objective investigation of the skeleton is recommended to conduct from the
- 22. The skull
- 23. In newborns and early infants the skull has more developed brain part in contrast with a
- 24. During the difficult labor the skull bone edges are crawling one another one. This is a
- 25. The pathological craniosynostosis This newborn girl with venus suture craniosynostosis has cloverleaf skull. In this cases
- 26. Three-week-old infant with premature sagittal craniosynostosis. Lateral view demonstrates the elongated head shape with tapering in
- 27. The kraniotabes is unusual softness of infantile skull. It can develop as a sign of vitamin-D-deficient
- 28. The Cephalhematoma is a wide-spreaded delivery trauma of bones forming skull arc in newborns. The Cephalhematoma
- 29. The Neck.
- 30. Congenital torticollis Left photo is an example of "position of discomfort" of a large baby who
- 31. The chest
- 32. In small children the thorax has rounded form and starts to be flat in anterior-posterior axis
- 33. The place of diaphragm fixing inside thorax in severe respiratory disease being accompanied by forced breathing
- 34. Other thorax deformations are typical for rickets (for instance, asimmertic chest, pigeon thorax and others). It
- 35. Other thorax deformations The insulated thorax deformations most often are innate and same of them can
- 36. The spine.
- 37. Spinal curves In newborns the spine is direct with a small protuberance backwards in the area
- 38. The spine deviations aside are never being physiological and are nominated as scoliotic. One of the
- 39. Structural changes in idiopathic scoliosis. As curvature increases, alterations in body configuration develop in both the
- 40. The limbs and tubular bones.
- 41. In young children the tubular bones are filled with the actively-functioning red marrow. The long tubular
- 42. Limb` deformations It is known that multiple symmetric deformations of upper and lower limbs are characteristic
- 43. Skeleton` deformations If the deformations of skeleton are conditioned by anatomical elements lost (for instance, absence
- 44. Congenital absence of clavicles
- 45. Often the palm abnormalities are symptoms of hereditary diseases. Brachydactylity (short fingers), arachnodactylity (spider like), syndactylity
- 46. The symptoms of innate displastic/dislocative hip (DDH) in infants and children.
- 47. Acetabular hip dislocation as a complication of developmental dysplasia of the hip. DDH
- 48. DDH evaluation Limitation of hip abduction is indicative of soft tissue contractures and may indicate DDH.
- 49. DDH evaluation Barlow test is the most important maneuver in examination of the newborn hip. This
- 50. DDH evaluation The Ortolani test is a maneuver to reduce a recently dislocated hip. The result
- 51. DDH evaluation An asymmetric number of thigh skinfolds and apparent shortening of an extremity when the
- 52. DDH evaluation In older or walking children, complaints of limping, waddling (bilateral DDH), increased lumbar lordosis
- 53. The teeth and teeth formula in children. The semiotics of teeth diseases.
- 54. The teeth are a skin appurtenance because they are derived from the embrio ectoderma. But on
- 55. The appearing of baby teeth (or primary deciduous teeth) is called as a dentition. The dentition
- 56. A 12 -15 mo old child as a rule has the first or anterior premolar teeth(
- 57. A 18 - 20 mo old child has the fangs (C) teethe: DCBA|ABCD DCBA|ABCD A 22-24mo
- 58. Unlike infantile teeth a succedaneous (secondary) teeth have a bone alveolus and developed roots. The order
- 59. The incisors are changing at age 7-9 years: 6EDC21|12CDE6 6EDC21|12CDE6 At age of 10-12 years in
- 60. What is the “difficult" teething? Pain, itching, hypersalivation. Head cold. Fever. Diarrhea. Always a physician has
- 61. The caries and toothache in children. The caries is a destruction of hard tissues of tooth.
- 62. In small children having deciduous teeth with small amount of dentin the dental caries has some
- 63. The Particularities of dental traumas in children Intruded primary incisor that appears knocked out. Radiograph documents
- 64. Hutchinson`s teeth in congenital syphilis
- 65. The features of muscles in children
- 66. Some features of muscles The hystomorfological studies of muscular tissues in young children show the short
- 67. The skeleton muscles clinical investigation The complaints most often concern such subjective sensations of pain in
- 68. А. Myodistrophy. The paraspinal muscles are very thin, and winging of the scapulae is evident. The
- 69. Right-sided diaphragmatic (obstetrics) paralysis secondary to phrenic nerve injury, with elevation of the right hemidiaphragm and
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