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Childhood Musculoskeletal Conditions | Clubfoot, DMD, JIA & Scoliosis Explained

NCLEX Bootcamp Free Resources: Free NCLEX Cheat Sheets - https://bootcamp.com/nclex/free-resou... Free NCLEX Practice Cases and Video Explanations - https://bootcamp.com/nclex Childhood musculoskeletal conditions are a core NCLEX® topic that tests your understanding of pediatric mobility, safety, and growth. In this video, we break down the five most common conditions you’ll see on the exam and in practice: 1. Clubfoot: congenital deformity, serial casting, neurovascular checks 2. Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip: Pavlik harness care, “H”-positioning, skin protection 3. Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD): Gower sign, progressive weakness, corticosteroids 4. Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA): autoimmune inflammation, NSAIDs, methotrexate, warm baths 5. Scoliosis: spinal curvature, brace care, surgical risks (bowel obstruction) Learn key nursing priorities for children with casts, braces, and mobility devices — including skin integrity, circulation, developmental care, and activity modification. ⏱️ Clickable Timestamps 0:00 – Intro: Pediatric musculoskeletal conditions overview 0:03 – Recognizing common findings (waddling gait, clubfoot, etc.) Clubfoot (Talipes Equinovarus) 0:25 – What is clubfoot? (congenital deformity with twisted foot) 0:47 – Serial casting after birth: gradual correction 1:09 – Nursing priority: skin integrity & neurovascular checks (6 P’s) 1:30 – Long-term care: foot bracing & orthosis to prevent recurrence Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) 1:30 – Hip joint instability & abnormal femur position 1:54 – Key findings: asymmetric thigh folds, one leg shorter 2:17 – Barlow & Ortolani maneuvers (provider exam) 2:41 – Pavlik harness care & “capital H” leg positioning 3:00 – Nursing teaching: clothing under straps, no lotion/powder, daily skin checks 3:23 – Older infants: hip reduction & hip spica casting Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) 3:23 – What is DMD? (genetic progressive muscle degeneration) 3:49 – Hallmark finding: Gower sign (using hands to “climb up” legs) 4:15 – Progressive weakness → frequent falls & loss of ambulation 4:37 – Nursing priorities: fall prevention, corticosteroids, assistive devices 4:58 – Risks: respiratory infections, cardiomyopathy, respiratory failure 5:24 – NCLEX Quick Check: Clubfoot care, Pavlik harness position, Gower sign Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) 6:10 – What is JIA? (autoimmune inflammatory joint disorder in children) 6:33 – Findings: joint stiffness, pain, swelling, fever, rash, uveitis 6:58 – Treatment: NSAIDs, methotrexate (DMARD), warm baths, compresses 7:18 – Exercise & activity: ROM, low-impact (swimming), rest breaks Scoliosis 7:41 – What is idiopathic scoliosis? (lateral spinal curvature with rotation) 8:04 – Findings: uneven shoulders/hips, rib hump, visible spinal curve 8:24 – Psychosocial focus: adolescence, body image, peer interaction 8:44 – Brace care: wear a shirt underneath, monitor skin & circulation 9:03 – Surgical correction (spinal fusion): post-op risk = bowel obstruction 9:25 – NCLEX Quick Check: JIA management, scoliosis activity & brace care 9:47 – Final wrap-up: childhood musculoskeletal NCLEX review summary NGN Strategy Course Playlist - https://app.bootcamp.com/nclex/next-g... Follow us on Social: Study Group -   / nclexbootcampstudentgroup   Facebook -   / nclexbootcampoffical   Instagram -   / nclexbootcamp   TikTok -   / nclex_bootcamp   _________________________________________________________________ childhood musculoskeletal conditions NCLEX, clubfoot NCLEX, developmental dysplasia of the hip NCLEX, Duchenne muscular dystrophy NCLEX, juvenile idiopathic arthritis NCLEX, scoliosis NCLEX, pediatric musculoskeletal NCLEX, pavlik harness NCLEX, hip spica cast NCLEX, Gower sign NCLEX, scoliosis brace care NCLEX, pediatric orthopedics NCLEX, musculoskeletal nursing review, NCLEX pediatric conditions, NCLEX fundamentals musculoskeletal, pediatric physical assessment NCLEX