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Cong infections trigger Flashcards

1
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protozoan

A

toxoplasmosis

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2
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screen moms with cervical LAD and high fever.

what would the screening show?

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toxoplasmosis

US showing clacifications or cerebral ventricular dilation are MC

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cat feces and raw meat

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toxoplasmosis

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s/s include hydrocephalus, microcephaly, anemia, and chorioretinitis

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toxoplasmosis:

Cataracts/chorioretinitis
Calcifications in brain
Hearing loss
Hydrocephalus
Anemia
Seizures
Microcephaly

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s/s shows seizures, hearing loss, cataracts and calcifications of the brain

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toxoplasmosis

Cataracts/chorioretinitis
Calcifications in brain
Hearing loss
Hydrocephalus
Anemia
Seizures
Microcephaly

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focal necrotizing retinitis

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toxoplasmosis

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dx with ELISA and CXR that shows diffuse cortical calcifications

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toxoplasmosis

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8
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tx with spiramycin if <14 weeks gestation.

what about after 14 weeks?

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toxoplasmosis

> 14wks gestation = pyrimethamine + Sulfadiazine + folic acid

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9
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eye exam every 3 months for 18 months + pharmacological tx

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toxoplamosis postnatal tx.

also Pyrimethamine + sulfadiazine + folinic acid for 1 yr

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10
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PDA and pulm artery stenosis, hearing loss, mental retardation, microcephaly and cataracts

what symptom are we missing?

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rubella

blueberry muffin syndrome

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11
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low platelet count (thrombocytopenia)

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rubella (petechiae and purpura)

can also be seen in CMV!

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infants with this disease are chronically infected for a whole year and shed the virus into their stool, urine and respiratory secretions

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rubella

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13
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Doublestranded DNA Herpes Virus

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CMV

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transmissible through saliva, blood and breastmilk

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CMV

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15
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MC congenital infection

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CMV

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16
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leading cause of NON hereditary sensorineural hearing loss

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CMV

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elevates LFTs, thrombocytopenia, elevated bilirubin

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CMV

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dx with urine/saliva test and a CT scan which will show periventricular lesions

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CMV

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not treated unless there is SEVERE sickness and you recieve approval from the FDA

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CMV

ganciclovir and valganciclovir.

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in a baby who is septic with fever and irritability but a negative bacteriologic culture, what should we suspect?

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disseminated HSV infection

will have abnormal CSF and possible liver dysfunction

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21
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scarring eye damage, skin lesions, ulcerations

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HSV

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dx made w specimin cultures of anything that touched amniotic fluid. could also do a PCR of blood/urine/CSF

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HSV

23
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IV Acyclovir (60mg/kg/d) for 2-3 weeks

Give to any infant that is suspected to have this

A

HSV

(IV acyclovir is also used in the treatment of active VZV in a baby)

24
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cicatrical skin lesions and limb atrophy with cataracts and retinitis.

A

VZV infection

25
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can be dx clinically or with a PCR

A

VZV (PCR is of the vesicle base)

26
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when is VariZIG used?

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  • PROPHYLAXIS ONLY
  • preterm of <28 weeks always
  • preterm >28 wks if exposed if mom isnt immunized
  • exposed to mom who has it 5days prior to 2 days after birth.

(this is up to date because i could not understand the slides oml)

27
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s/s include arthropathy, fetal anemia, myocarditis and a rash

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parvo B19 (rash = slapped cheeks)

28
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dx is serologic IgG and IgM testing via umbilical cord blood sample.

A

Parvo B19

29
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once this infection is found, mother must recieve US weekly to assess for signs of hydrops fetalis

A

Parvo B19

30
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transplacental transmission is seen in which diseases?

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  • HSV
  • Syphilis
  • HIV
  • parvo
  • zika
  • maybe CMV? pic below idk
31
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this presents asymptomatic at birth

A

syphillis

32
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generalized LAD, skeletal abnormalities, rash, white/bloody nasal discharge, hepatomegaly

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syphilis presentation prior to 2 years

33
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hutchinsons triad, what is it and when do we see it

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  • interstitial keratitis, 8th cranial nerve deafness, and hutchinsons teeth
  • seen in syphilis after 2years
34
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rhagades, bowing shins, mulberry molars, saddle nose and clutton joints

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syphilis after 2 years of age (late s/s)

35
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Direct visualization via dark field exam of bodily fluids is the diagnostic for what

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syphilis

36
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tx w PCN G

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syphilis

37
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presents w bilateral conjunctivitis and PNA

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chlamydia

38
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Suspected in any infant under 1 month with conjunctivitis

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chalymidia

39
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culture of conjunctival and NP is dx for what

A

chlamydia

40
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oral erythromycin

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active chlamydial infection

41
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bilateral purulent conjunctivitis w profuse exudate

A

gonorrhea

42
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erythromycin ointment

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prophylactic tx for chlamydia and gonorrhea

43
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gram stain of conjunctival exudate

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gonorrhea

44
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tx w rocephin

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gonorrhea

45
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zidovudine for 6 weeks

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HIV antiviral prophylaxic

46
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Interferon and ribavirin as tx

A

congenital hep C

47
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Hoarseness (airway)

A

congenital HPV

48
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Arthropod flavivirus from mosquitoes, with placental transmission

A

zika

49
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diagnosed with a blood test at 18months of age and confirmed with genotyping

A

Hep C

Anti-HCV (HCV antibody testing) present in blood after 18 months of age is indicator; confirmed with HCV RNA test, then HCV Genotyping

(test after 18 mo or else may fasle positive due to mom having antibodies)

50
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s/s include ocular scarring, ventriculomegaly, microcephaly and arthrogryposis

A

zika

51
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severe microcephaly with skull collapse, subcortical cacifictations and craniofacial disproportion

A

zika

52
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serum + urine for RNA via PCR is a definitive diagnosis infection in these patients

A

zika

just look over this plz

53
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primary SCREENING tool is a head US

A

zika

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