Aquifer Case 21 Flashcards

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what are PE findings indicative of a lung consolidation?

A
  1. crackles
  2. dullness to percussion
  3. egophony
  4. increased tactile remits
  5. whispered pectoriloquy
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what are wheezes?

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expiratory or inspiratory spasms of the bronchioles

wheeze that is entirely inspiratory and louder in the neck indicates partial obstruction of the airway in the neck and is called stridor

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what are crackles?

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sign of fluid in the lungs and can be a sign of consolidation

they happen when an abnormally closed airway opens during inspiration or closes at the end of expiration; they’re discontinuous unlike wheezing which is continuous

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what is the modified centor criteria?

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this decides iff you should do a rapid strep test; give 1 point each

  1. tonsillar exudate or erythema
  2. anterior cervical adenopathy
  3. cough absent
  4. fever present
  5. 3-14 years old
  6. over 45 years old is -1 point

get a strep test f score is 2+

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what is the clinical presentation of bacterial pneumonia?

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  1. fever
  2. usually strep pneumo
  3. does not have prodromal symptoms like rhinorrhea or myalgia
  4. pleuritic chest pain, fever, chills, dyspnea, productive cough
  5. pleural effusion
  6. crackles
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what is the clinical presentation of viral pneumonia?

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chills, fever, dry nonproductive cough with extra pulmonary symptoms like GI upset and arthralgia

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when do you give antiviral medication?

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only within first 48 hours of illness

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how do you treat acute bronchitis?

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acute bronchitis is usually viral so you just provide symptomatic relief

it’s inflammation of the large airways with a cough lasting more than 5 days – inflammation leads to purulent sputum in 50% of patients

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what are the most common complications of influenza?

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  1. otitis media

2. lower respiratory tract infections like bronchitis and pneumonia

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how are kid BMI calculated?

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healthy: 5-85 percentile
overweight: 85-95 percentile
obese: 95+%

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incidence of which diseases has increased in children?

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  1. DMII
  2. HTN
  3. high cholesterol
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if a rapid strep comes back negative on a kid with risks, what do you do?

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if their centor score is 2+ then get a throat culture and order an influenza test

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