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100

Which natural cancer medication is associated with dose dependent cardiotoxicity


Bonus: what is the medication given to reverse/prevent cardiotoxicity

Doxorubicin


Bonus: Dexrazoxane

100

Name 3 disease/disorders that can cause Genu Varum

Blount's disease, Rickets, achondroplasia

100

The age at which a baby should be able to run

18 months

100

The most common classification of cerebral palsy

Spastic 

100
Name two purine analogs used to treat cancer

6-mercaptopurine, 6-thioguanine

200

Name two classic metaphyseal lesions that are associated with abuse in non-ambulatory patients

Bonus: What types of motions would typically cause this?

Bucket handle fracture, metaphyseal bone collar


Bonus: Shearing forces (ie pulling, twisting)

200

A 47 Yo Cancer patient presents to the clinic with hand and foot pain. PE reveals erythematous desquamation of both the hands and feet. What cancer medication is the patient taking that likely causes his sxs?

5-FU, Capecitabine
200

A 3 Yo patient presents to the clinic with back pain and refusal to walk. PE notes that patient has fever of 101.4, and is sitting very straight, with refusal to bend their middle back. Hx reveals that patient had a scratch on his hand a few weeks ago, but that has since healed. What is the most likely cause of the sxs?

Osteomyelitis secondary to S. aureus infection

200

Gower's sign is indicative of weakness of which muscles 

Proximal leg muscles (also evident in dermatomyositis, polymyositis)

200

Legg-calve-perthe disease presents with this type of limp:

non-traumatic, painless
300

The part of a meniscus that is most likely to heal on its own without surgical intervention:

Out portion (more blood supply)

300

Causes of cerebral palsy that can happen after birth

head trauma, meningitis

300

Screen for developemental dysplasia of the hip at this age.


What imaging modality is typically during this screening?

6 weeks


US 

300

If a cancer patient has previously been dx'd with Leisch Neyhan syndrome, why can you not give them 6-MP or 6-TG

Both of these medications must be converted to their active form by HGPRT, which is deficient in this syndrome
300

If a kid with Down's syndrome wants to play a sport, they should be screened for this prior to starting:

Atlanto-axial instability 

400

Two anti-cancer drugs that operate by binding to tubulin monomers


Bonus: What hyponatremic causing side effect can manifest as a result of taking this medication

Vincristine, Vinblastin


Bonus: SIADH

400

The only complete patellar fracture that does not result in loss of knee extension

vertical fracture 

400

Lab tests you can do when checking for DMD

Serum CK, Dystrophin Western blot

400

Treatment for an isolated fibular head fracture

non-surgical (ie splinting, crutches)

400

Dx of cerebral palsy requires that isn't hitting motor milestones and any of the following:

Hypertonia, hypotonia, asymmetric movement 

500

Describe the position used for the McMurray's test when checking for medial meniscus injuries

Foot externally rotates and valgus force applied to knee. Move knee from full flexion to extension

500

A 13 year old patient presents with heel pain while running, but it is better at rest. PE reveals pain to palpation of the posterior calcaneous. What is the most likely Dx

Sever disease (microfracture of calcaneal growth plate)

500
MOI that is associated with ACL tears

Plant and pivot, excessive valgus force, Excessive internal tibial rotation

500

A key way to differential between OI and child abuse is to look for this: 

retinal hemorrhages 

500

A patient comes into the ED following an MVA. They have c/o knee pain, and state that their knee "jammed" into the dashboard when the accident occurred. Radiographs reveal no bony abnormalities, but PE reveals positive Posterior drawer test. What is the likely diagnosis

PCL injury