NUR 612 (PATHO) MSK, PART 2 Questions with CORRECT Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1:
when does the vertebrae of the axial skeleton form?
Answer:
4th week
Question 2:
when do the paddle shaped limb buds of lower extremities form?
Answer:
late 4th week
Question 3:
when does ossification (bone remodeling) happen?
Answer:
9th week
Question 4:
what cartilage is the end of long bones, as is responsible for growth and development in kids and
teenagers?
-works by maintaining bone formation and cartilage synthesis
Answer:
epiphyseal growth plate
Question 5:
separation of the growth plate from trauma can lead to:
Answer:
cessation of growth and shortened extremities
Question 6:
we normally stop growing by age:
Answer:
20
, Question 7:
toeing in (feet facing inwards/pigeon toes) and toeing out (feet facing outwards) is treated with:
Answer:
splinting and braces
Question 8:
genu varum (distal part of joint is inward)
Answer:
bow legged
Question 9:
genus varum is linked to:
Answer:
rickets and Blount disease
Question 10:
varus deformity below the knee
Answer:
Blount disease
Question 11:
genu valgum (distal part of joint is outward)
Answer:
knock knees
Question 12:
complications of genus valgum
Answer:
dislocation of patella
Question 13:
Syndactyly (common)
Answer:
Question 1:
when does the vertebrae of the axial skeleton form?
Answer:
4th week
Question 2:
when do the paddle shaped limb buds of lower extremities form?
Answer:
late 4th week
Question 3:
when does ossification (bone remodeling) happen?
Answer:
9th week
Question 4:
what cartilage is the end of long bones, as is responsible for growth and development in kids and
teenagers?
-works by maintaining bone formation and cartilage synthesis
Answer:
epiphyseal growth plate
Question 5:
separation of the growth plate from trauma can lead to:
Answer:
cessation of growth and shortened extremities
Question 6:
we normally stop growing by age:
Answer:
20
, Question 7:
toeing in (feet facing inwards/pigeon toes) and toeing out (feet facing outwards) is treated with:
Answer:
splinting and braces
Question 8:
genu varum (distal part of joint is inward)
Answer:
bow legged
Question 9:
genus varum is linked to:
Answer:
rickets and Blount disease
Question 10:
varus deformity below the knee
Answer:
Blount disease
Question 11:
genu valgum (distal part of joint is outward)
Answer:
knock knees
Question 12:
complications of genus valgum
Answer:
dislocation of patella
Question 13:
Syndactyly (common)
Answer: