Relative to what you have learned about tissue requirements for oxygen, what is the condition of the tissues in the right lower limb

Aetiological

Classification

Congenital abnormalities

Dwarfism - achondroplasia

cretinism

gargoylism

Amelia and phocomelia

CDH and protrusio acetabuli

Coxa vara and valga

Genu varum, valgum and recurvatum

Talipes

Congenital vertical talus

Talocalcaneal - navicular bar

Pes planus and cavus

Metatarsus primus varus

Macrodactyly

Syndactyly and webbing

Neoplasia

Benign - bony

cartilaginous

soft tissue

Malignant - primary - bony

cartilaginous

soft tissue

secondary

Trauma

Soft tissue injuries - tendons and

ligaments

nerves

vessels

Subluxation and dislocation

Fractures

Lower Limb Conditions 509

Infection

Soft tissue

Bone

Joint

Arthritis

Degenerative (primary or secondary osteoarthritis)

Autoimmune

Metabolic

Haemophilic arthropathy

Paralysis

Cerebral

cerebral palsy

neoplasia

vascular conditions

trauma

Spinal

disc protrusion

fractures

spina bifida

syringomyelia

poliomyelitis

Peripheral nerves

peripheral neuritis and toxins

diabetic neuropathy

Anatomical Classification

Hip and femur

Knee and tibia

Ankle and hindfoot

Forefoot and toes

510 A Simple Guide to Orthopaedics

Aetiological

Classification .

Explanation:

answer(b) keep oxygenated and deoxygenated blood separate;

the answer for the 1st question is kayaking.

the answer for the 2nd question is communication skills.

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