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(This is not internal medicine. I just need to know what crunching and suffusion are.)

11y/o boy falls from 10ft. 2 days of pain and now notices crunching of the foot. PE: Normal foot except for SUFFUSION of pantar surface. Passive motion elicits pain.

Dx: a. Fracture

b. Stress fracture

c. Tenosynovitis

d. joint dislocation

e. hematoma


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Crunching of the foot

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  #3

suf·fu·sion (s-fyzhn)
n.
1. The act of pouring a fluid over the body.
2. The condition of being wet with a fluid.
3. A spreading out of a body fluid from a vessel into the surrounding tissues.
4. The reddening of a surface.

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  #4

plantar surface of the foot

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  #5

Thanks AAAAA. So crunching is echymosis? and suffusion is edema with a moist surface?

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  #6

crunching mostly seems to me like a subjective feeling of a "crunch"--ie prob friction and movement
suffusion would be edema i think

so id go for fracture esp since there also is h/o trauma

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  #7

y not hematoma?given that he is only 11yo?

  #8

so what is the Dx? couldn't be an hematoma?

i'm confused with this question



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  #9

Dx is fracture untill proven otherwise. That´s what the book said




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