Physical examination
Physical examination ( 8 Questions)
Incorrect. Genu varum (bowleggedness) is normal in infants, but it typically resolves as the child grows.
Incorrect. Kyphosis, an excessive forward curvature of the upper spine, may be normal to some degree, but it should not be excessive or cause discomfort.
Correct. Lordosis, or an inward curvature of the lumbar spine, is considered normal in children, particularly during early childhood. Genu varum (bowleggedness) is also normal in infants but typically resolves as they grow.
Incorrect. A perfectly straight spine alignment is not typically seen and may indicate an issue.
A. Incorrect. Genu varum (bowleggedness) is normal in infants, but it typically resolves as the child grows.
B. Incorrect. Kyphosis, an excessive forward curvature of the upper spine, may be normal to some degree, but it should not be excessive or cause discomfort.
C. Correct. Lordosis, or an inward curvature of the lumbar spine, is considered normal in children, particularly during early childhood. Genu varum (bowleggedness) is also normal in infants but typically resolves as they grow.
D. Incorrect. A perfectly straight spine alignment is not typically seen and may indicate an issue.