Baby Emesis OME Flashcards

1
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Whats normal baby spit up?

A

small volume, nonprojectile, formula colored

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What is billious Emesis in a baby? what does this mean?

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green throw up! This means that obstruction is pass the biliary tree/distal to the ligament of trietz

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causes of bilious vomiting in newborn

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Duodenal Atresia, Annular Pancreas, Malrtoation/volvus, Intestinal Atresia

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What is Malrotation/volvus? Cause?

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incorrect alignment of the intestines due ot failure to rotate during development. =kink in gut causes billious vomiting after birth

*seen in mom w/normal prenatal course

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Dx of Malrotation/volvus?

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baby gram –> dbl bubble + normal gas, upper GI series may show abrupt cut off point, contrast enema will show abnormal cecum position

*bilious vomiting

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Tx of Malrotation/Volvus?

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NG tube to decompress and relieve baby of gas then do surgery to correct

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Which type of bilious vomiting is associated with down syndrome?

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duodenal atresia & annular Pancreaus

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What is Duodenal Atresia? sx?

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Duodenum failes ot recanalize in utero. will have polyhydramnios.

  • bilious vomiting
  • assoc w/down syndrome
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Dx of Duodenal Atresia? tx?

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dbl bubble + no distal air on baby-gram. tx w/surgery to reconnect

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What is annular pancreas?

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failure of apoptosis of panreaus causing it to constrict the duodenum = looks IDENTIAL to duodenal atresia

*bilious vomiting

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dx + tx of annular pancreas?

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dbl bubble + no distal air on baby gram. tx w/surgery to reconnect

*same as duodenal atresia = cant tell them apart untill surgery!

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Intestinal atresia, rf?

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atresia of the intestins at many locations due to VASCULAR ACCIDENT = look for this in a mom who uses vasoconstrictors(cocaine or smoking)

*bilious vomiting

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Dx of intestinal atresia?

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babygram = dbl bubble, air fluid levels throughout bowel == atresia can happen at multiple locations at different points in time due to vascular accident(excessive vasoconstriction)

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What is a long term consequence of intestinal atresia? why?

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Short Gut Syndrome = diarrhea + malnutrition. this is bc in order to repair you have to remove atretic areas and reconnect bowel

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causes of nonbilious vomting in a newborn

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pyloric stenosis, tracheoesophageal fistula

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how do you dx tracheoesophageal fistula?

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coiled NG tube on Xray

17
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sx of tracheoesophageal fistula?

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nonbilious vomiting, bubbling and gurgling with respirations –> this is bc baby is breathing into stomach as well.

18
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Tx of tracheoesophageal fistula?

A

surgery!

19
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Pyloric stenosis sx?

A

nonbilious vomiting in a 2-8 wk old baby who was previously normal, olive-shaped mass, visable perstaltic waves + abnormal CMP

20
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CMP for pyloric stenosis

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Hypochloremic, hypokalemic, metabolic alkalosis

21
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Dx of pyloric stenosis?

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U/S showing Donut Sign

22
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Tx of pyloric stenosis?

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IVF! correct electrolyte abnormalities(hypochloremic, hypokalemic, metabolic alkalosis) first then do pyloromyotomy