diagnosis Flashcards
Pt with back pain and groins his pain is severe that he cannot stay still and keep rolling, he
has hematuria urine analysis has blood and epithelial cells “ no other investigations”
uretre stone
A six year old girl presenting to the pediatric emergency department with unstable gait and
progressive difficulty climbing the stairs over the last 10 days the parents reported that the child
has bee in n “choking on her own saliva” the symptoms began was prickly sensation in the
fingers and toes that developed to ascending and symmetrical there is a history of viral
gastroenteritis three weeks before physical examination confirms the absence of the knee-jerk
reflex CSF analysis of weighted protein concentration with normal cell count
nerve conduction test reduced velocity
guillain barre syndrome
Patient presented with abdominal pain for 1 day intermittent, right sided pain and fullness
and rigidity Pregnancy test is negative (she was hypotensive and had fever)
Ovarian torsion
Forgot Y/o presents with left lower quadrant pain with nausea and vomiting , on
exam there is rebound tenderness?
diverticulitis
Child with palpable mass in the abdomen with absent iris and urine analysis showed 15
RBC a symptomatic
?Nephroblastoma (ideally WAGR syndrome)
Child has recurrent uti and undescended testis and aniridia What else is expected
to be found ?
Nephroblastoma
Similar recall: 3 year old abdominal distention vomiting bloody urine upon examination small firm
mass (around inguinal i think) absent iris, and undescended testes.
Labs:
Urine color clear
Appearance turbid
High leukocytes high erythrocytes
nephroblastoma
Child with cheek vascular anomaly
Hemangioma
child have dry non purulent conjunctivitis, cracked red lips, erythema (I think trunk, sole,
hand)
Kawasaki disease
Pt with dysuria and cloudy urine with bubbling for 2 months, hx of recurrent left iliac fossa
pain for the past 2 years ! Colonoscopy: no diverticulosis or polyp, Cystoscopy: erythema on
dome of the bladder.
Diverticular diseases
baby with noisy breathing and wheezing that improves when prone and increases when
supine. It will resolve on its own by first year
Laryngomalacia
Long Case of child have urti sx and barking cough
Laryngotracheobronchitis (croup)
Laryngotracheitis (croup)
38 YO female presents to the clinic after finding of hilar lymphadenopathy on CXR. She
has on and off cough, but denies any fever, headache, n/v, weight loss all negative. Labs
insignificant except for X-ray shows confirmed bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy CT guided biopsy
shows noncaseating granuloma (They wrote “all labs
were normal” and didn’t mention hypercalcemia)
sarcoidosis
Patient came after 3 days of MVA and came with “battle sign”
basilar skull fracture
Multiple small breast masses bilateral get worse prior to menses
Fibrocystic