PASAY CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL

DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS

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TOPIC: LIMPING CHILD: TRAUMA

1.) This unique pediatric fracture feature is the third 6.) This is a kind of phalangeal fracture which is open
and final phase in the biology of fracture of to the distal phalanx and with possible interposition
remodeling and is preceded by the inflammatory and of nail matrix.
reparative phases: A. Mallet Finger
A. Progressive Deformity B. Tuft Fracture
B. Overgrowth C. Seymour’s Fracture
C. Fracture Remodeling D. Diaphyseal phalangeal fracture
D. Fracture Fixation
7.) This is the treatment only treatment option of a
2.) This unique pediatric fracture feature is caused by child less than 2 years old with femoral shaft
physeal stimulation from the hyperemia associated fracture.
with fracture healing. A. Screw or plate
A. Progressive Deformity B. Spica Cast
B. Overgrowth C. External Fixator
C. Fracture Remodeling D. Traction and Spica Cast
D. Fracture Fixation
8.) What is the foremost treatment in a child who
3.) A Salter-Harris Classification that only separates had a toe phalangeal fracture?
through the physis, usually through the zone of A. Buddy taping
hypertrophic and degenerating cartilage cell columns B. Casting
and can only be managed by close reduction C. Closed reduction
techniques. D. Open reduction
A. SH I
B. SH II 9.) This lower extremity fracture has a classic
C. SH III symptom of pulling up the affected extremity or
D. SH IV florid display of protest.
E. SH V A. Metatarsal Fracture
B. Triplane Fracture
4.) A Salter-Harris Classification that crush injury to C. Tillaux Fracture
the physis and they are not initially diagnosed at the D. Toddler Fracture
time of acute injury.
A. SH I 10.) This lower extremity fracture is a red flag for
B. SH II child abuse when occurred on children younger than
C. SH III 2 years old.
D. SH IV A. Femur Fracture
E. SH V B. Tibial Fracture
C. Hip Fracture
5.) A Salter-Harris Classification that across the D. Distal Humerus Fracture
metaphysis, physis and epiphysis.
A. SH I
B. SH II
C. SH III
D. SH IV
E. SH V