Treatment Options for Subcondylar Fracture
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What is one of the proposed treatment options for the fracture of the left subcondylar region?

  • No immobilization with complete mouth opening.
  • Immobilization for 7 days. (correct)
  • Surgery immediately.
  • Immobilization for 3 days.
  • Which treatment option involves immobilization but also allows some degree of mouth movement?

  • No immobilization with restricted mouth opening.
  • No immobilization and active treatment.
  • Immobilization for 7 days with no movement.
  • Immobilization for 14 days with intermittent active opening. (correct)
  • What treatment suggests allowing some movement during the healing process?

  • Immobilization for 14 days with intermittent active opening. (correct)
  • Immobilization for 10 days.
  • No immobilization and active treatment.
  • No immobilization with unrestricted mouth opening.
  • Which treatment plan does NOT involve any form of immobilization?

    <p>No immobilization and active treatment.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the duration of immobilization in the treatment option involving no movement?

    <p>7 days.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Treatment Options for Subcondylar Fracture

    • A 7-year-old boy with a left subcondylar fracture and an undisturbed occlusion requires specific treatment.
    • Option 1: Immobilization for 7 days.
    • Option 2: Immobilization for 14 days with intermittent active mouth opening exercises.
    • Option 3: No immobilization, but restricted mouth opening for 10 days.
    • Option 4: No immobilization and active treatment.

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    This quiz explores various treatment options for a left subcondylar fracture in a pediatric patient. It discusses approaches such as immobilization and the role of active mouth opening exercises. Test your understanding of appropriate orthopedic strategies for managing such fractures.

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