040615 cough Flashcards

1
Q

when is RSV common?

A

winter

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2
Q

how do you tx RSV

A

fluids

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3
Q

signs of parainfluenza virus

A

seal barking cough

in young

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4
Q

clubbing of fingers, diarrhea

A

cystic fibrosis

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5
Q

what is a reason why infants younger than 2 months can have trouble breathing?

A

congested nose (but if older than 2 months, not so much applicable)

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6
Q

6 mo male w hx of cough, runny nose, difficulty breathing at times-differential?

A
  • URI
  • sinusitis (however, 6 mo old is not well-aerated at this age, so sinusitis would be rare)
  • pneumonia
  • asthma
  • bronchiolitis (RSV most common)
  • foreign body aspiration
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7
Q

what can cause cough (mechanism wise)?

A

irritants (in nose, etc)

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8
Q

what does grunting tell you?

A

there’s something in lungs that compliance has decreased as a result. grunt to try to compensate

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9
Q

if you suspect bronchiolitis in infant, why are viral studies not needed?

A

b/c it doesn’t change what you would do—would still just respond by treating the symptoms even if you knew the virus

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10
Q

bronchiolitis-what imaging finding would you look for

A

hyperinflated lungs

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11
Q

fever for bronchiolitis is how high?

A

NO FEVER or LOW GRADE (under 101)

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12
Q

bronchiolitis-clinical pic

A

lower resp tract infec in 2month-2year old, most often viral (RSV most common)

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13
Q

symptoms for sinusitis

A

day and night cough
sinus tenderness
post nasal drip

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14
Q

symptoms for bronchitis

A

in peds, likely reactive airway disease
wheezing
cough

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15
Q

symptoms for influenza

A
sudden onset
high fever
myalgia
cough
sore throat
seasonal
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16
Q

when would you get CBC for ped pt w cough?

A

if suspect serious infec, to make sure there’s no DIC

17
Q

most common cause of community acquired pneumonia

A

strep pneumo

18
Q

what age group gets mycoplasma and chlamydia pneumonia?

A

older kids

19
Q

atypical pneumonia-usually more or less sick appearing than bacterial pneumonia?

A

less

20
Q

normal CXR doesn’t rule out pneumonia: true or flase

A

true

21
Q

tx for CAP for outpatient young child

A

amoxicillin

22
Q

tx for CAP for outpatient adolescent

A

azithromycin (to cover for walking pneumonia (atypical))

23
Q

tx for CAP for inpatient young child

A

ampicillin or cephalosporin

plus azithromycin

24
Q

CXR: differentiating viral vs bacterial

A

viral is less involvement, patchy

25
Q

how to diagnose pertussis

A

ELISA (2-6 wks after onset)
PCR (0-3 wks after onset)
culture (0-2 wks after onset)

26
Q

hyperinflation on CXR can be seen in

A

asthma

27
Q

most common cause of pneumonia in peds is

A

viral

28
Q

most common bac infec pneumonia in peds

A

S pneumo

29
Q

chlamydia trachomatis is typically afebrile or febrile?

A

afebrile

30
Q

wheezing

A

viral or asthma

RSV/paraninfluenza in winter months

31
Q

bacterial pneumonia

A

fever, cough, tachypnea