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Question 1 of 2
1. Question
An 18-month-old child stumbles, catching their foot on a step and twisting as they fall. The injury occurred 24 hours ago but the child has limped ever since and is not fully weight bearing on examination.
You suspect clinically a ‘toddlers fracture’. Place the management steps in the order that they need to occur.
Select the appropriate number for each management step.
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Analgesia
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X-ray
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Plaster of Paris if required
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Clinical review at 10 days
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Re-x-ray for changes if indicated
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Question 2 of 2
2. Question
What changes are likely to be seen upon re-x-ray at 10 days that will confirm to you that this is indeed a ‘Toddlers fracture’?
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