EFA Session Flashcards

1
Q

6 year old boy with non blanching rash on extremities with abdo pain and arthritis. Prev URTI. Normal observations but ++ urine. Dx?

A

IgA vasculitis (HSP)

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2
Q

ITP purpuric rash distribution?

A

All over body, not confined to one area

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3
Q

What is HSP?

A

IgA vasculitis

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4
Q

7 year old boy with a 6 week history of limp with no trauma. Reduced range of movement with gluteal wasting and + Trendelenburg. Pain mainly on moving. Dx?

A

Perthes

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5
Q

What is perthes disease?

A

Avascular necrosis of femoral head

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6
Q

Age group of SUFE?

A

Pre pubertal adolescents 10-12

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7
Q

When is perthes worse?

A

On exertion

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8
Q

7 month old boy not using L arm properly. Hypertonic, hyperreflexia, stiff arm. Also in L leg too. Where is the lesion?

A

Motor cortex - UMN lesion

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9
Q

Basal ganglia impairment Sx?

A

Higher cortical function impairment of movement - memory, planning, modulating movements. Eg Parkinson’s

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10
Q

Internal capsule lesion Sx?

A

Communication between ascending and descending axons. Speech and swallow issues

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11
Q

Pyramidal tract lesion Sx?

A

Motor and facial function

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12
Q

A fussy eater toddler who only drinks cows milk, what are they most likely to be deficient in?

A

Iron

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13
Q

One week old baby with pale stool, dark urine and losing weight. She has no fever but is jaundiced. First Ix?

A

Split BR - conjugated and unconjugated

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14
Q

Why do you want to know split BR figures?

A

To find out whether it’s obstructive or not, and where the issue is - unconjugated or conjugated

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15
Q

What condition needs urgent attention in a jaundiced newborn?

A

Biliary atresia

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16
Q

Baby boy born with neither testes palpable. Most likely Dx?

A

Physiological delay in descent

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17
Q

Is androgen insensitivity syndrome rare or common?

A

Rare - picked up later on in the baby’s life

18
Q

Sx of androgen insensitivity?

A

Inguinal mass in baby girl

19
Q

6 hour old baby grunting and cyanosed. Loud S2 heart sound with low saturations not improved by oxygen. Dx and Mx?

A

Transposition of great arteries
Prostaglandin (alprostadil)

20
Q

3 year old with diarrhoea with food in. Dx?

A

Toddler diarrhoea

20
Q

3 year old with diarrhoea with food in. Dx?

A

Toddler diarrhoea

21
Q

2 day old Down’s syndrome child with bilious vomiting. Slightly distended tummy but soft. Patent anus. Dx?

A

Duodenal atresia

22
Q

Is pyloric stenosis vomit bilious or not?

A

No

23
Q

Hearing test for child of deaf mother?

A

Brain stem evoked response test

24
Q

Appropriate IV fluid for dehydrated child from gastroenteritis?

A

0.9% sodium chloride with 5% glucose (add the glucose for a child)

25
Q

When is just 0.9% chloride used?

A

Fluid bolus

26
Q

Cardiac abnormality in downs?

A

AVSD

27
Q

Two year old with 4 weeks of smelly discharge from one nostril. Mucous with some blood from it. Sneezing. Dx?

A

Foreign body

28
Q

First fluid IV for DKA?

A

0.9% sodium chloride

29
Q

2nd IV fluid for DKA?

A

Insulin 1hr after sodium chloride

30
Q

Complication of adding insulin for DKA first?

A

Cerebral oedema

31
Q

6 year old with L upper tibia pain and no weight bearing. Febrile with no trauma Hx, no swelling. Normal XR but high WCC. Dx and Best initial Ix?

A

Osteomyelitis
Blood culture

32
Q

9 month old with vomiting, lethargy, bulging fontanelle. No neck stiffness. Purpuric rash. Febrile. Dx?

A

Meningococcal disease

33
Q

Sx suggestive of meningitis in baby?

A

Bulging fontanelle
NOT neck stiffness, hard to tell in babies

34
Q

Group B strep disease Hx features?

A

NEONATES (or up to 3 months max) with ++ maternal Hx

35
Q

Does viral meningitis have a rash?

A

Not usually

36
Q

1st Mx of testicular torsion?

A

Surgical exploration

37
Q

11 year old previously well but prev URTI. Nosebleeds and bruises. Low platelets. Dx?

A

ITP

38
Q

Scarlet fever Tx?

A

Phenoxymethylpenecillin

39
Q

Kawasaki disease Tx?

A

IV Ig and aspirin

40
Q

Wheeze in child who is quite well. Tx and method?

A

Salbutamol via spacer

41
Q

When is nebulised salbutamol used in asthma?

A

If child is unwell