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What is the most common cause of SVT in children?

A

WPW (10-20%)

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Under what age should percutaneous needle crichothyrotomy be used in the difficult airway?

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10-12

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What is the basic procedure for a percutaneous needle crichothyrotomy?

A

14 gauge angiocathether. Lower edge of crich membrane. Pointed towards feet at 45° angle.

Can connect with a 3 ml syringe barrel and then 7-0 ett connector.

Or connect a 10 ml syringe barrel and then insert a 7-0 tube and inflate the cuff.

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Why is a needle crich (percutaneous crich) and bag ventilation not used?

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It actually leads to worse ventilation than jet ventilation.

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What is the appropriate I:E ratio for a pediatric patient with a needle crich on jet ventilation?

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1:4

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What is jet ventilation contraindicated in patients less than 5 years old?

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The risk of barotrauma is too high.

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What anaphylaxis like reaction can be caused by dark meat fish?

A

Scombroidosis

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What is the pathophysiology of scombroidosis?

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High histadine content in spoiled fish is turned into histamine and patients have a histamine-mediated reaction

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What is the treatment of choice for scombroidosis?

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Benadryl

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What is Heyde’s Syndrome?

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Aortic stenosis and GI bleeding from GI angiodysplasia (not sure how these are related)

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Do all dog bites need antibiotics?

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Technically no. Lower risk like simple lacerations on non-high risk areas (not on hands/feet/genitalia) without extensive damage and crush injury are likely find without antibiotics.

Additionally, primary closure does not significantly increase risk of infection in these patients.

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What clinical symptoms are ingestion of caustic agent are most sensitive and specific for significant injury?

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Drooling, dysphagia, and stridor

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