G6PD_Deficiency_Flashcards
What should parents of children with G6PD deficiency be advised to watch for?
Parents should be advised on the signs of acute haemolysis, which include jaundice, pallor, and dark urine.
What should parents of children with G6PD deficiency avoid?
Parents should be given a list of drugs, chemicals, and foods to avoid, including fava beans.
What is the management for acute haemolysis in G6PD deficiency?
Management for acute haemolysis in G6PD deficiency includes supportive care and folic acid.
What additional treatments may be required in cases of severe anaemia with renal impairment due to G6PD deficiency?
In cases of severe anaemia with renal impairment due to G6PD deficiency, blood transfusion and renal support may be required.
How should neonates with prolonged hyperbilirubinaemia due to G6PD deficiency be managed?
Neonates with prolonged hyperbilirubinaemia due to G6PD deficiency should be managed by following treatment graphs for phototherapy and exchange transfusion.
