CTI Flashcards
CXR post term baby
meconium aspiration
CXR of C section baby
transient tachypnea
CXR of baby of mom who underwent Maternal sedation
transient tachypnea
CXR of premie baby
RDS
RDS clinical history
premie baby
transient tachypnea clinical history
C-section baby OR “maternal sedation”
meconium aspiration clinical history
post term or HYPOXIC baby
lung hyperinflation baby CXR
transient tachypnea, neonatal pneumonia, meconium aspiration
low lung volumes baby CXR
RDS and Beta hemolytic pneumonia
pleural effusion plus low lung volumes
beta hemolytic pneumonia
pneumothorax on a baby CXR
meconium aspiration
what type of sequestration is more commone, intralobar or extralobar?
intralobar.
about 75% of cases
adolescent with recurrent pneumonia
intralobar sequestration
intralobar sequestration clinical history
presents in adolescence with recurrent pneumonia
clinical history of extralobar sequestration
extralobar presents in infancy
associated with EXTRA-badness:
- diaphragm hernia, congenital heart disease
congenital lobar emphysema
likes the LUL
esophageal atresia (type E)
- gasless abdomen
- gastric tube stuck up high (can’t get farther down) - assume it couldn’t be pushed all the way in.
pt has esophageal atresia. what anomaly should you look for?
right aortic arch (only 4% of pt with esophageal atresia will have it)
but… you need to note it because it will change their surgical approach
most common type of TE fistula
pneumomediastinum
continuous diaphragm sign
Foreign body aspiration
to prove FB aspiration –> do lucent lung down –> if it stays lucent then it’s air trapping
pt is < 2yo
Age < 2: pleuropulmonary blastoma
