General Flashcards

1
Q

Barking cough?

A

Subglottic pathology: croup

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2
Q

Brassy cough?

A

Compression of large intrathoracic airways

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3
Q

Early morning cough?

A

Asthma

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4
Q

Early evening cough/ cough when lying supine

A

Upper Airways w/ post-nasal drip

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5
Q

Paroxysmal coughing spell w/ inspiratory gulp of air often w/ vomiting apnoea cyanosis convulsions

A

Whooping cough

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6
Q

Respiratory Rates for children?

A
Neonates: 40-50 (tachy > 60)
infants(2-12): 25-40 (>50)
1-5 yrs: 20-30 (>40)
5-10 yrs: 15-25
10 - 16: 15 -20
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7
Q

Define: Chronic cough

A

Longer than 21 days

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8
Q

Define: wheeze

A

High pitched polyphonic musical sound usually heard during expiration caused especially bynarrowing of the small airways

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9
Q

What is the most common cause of a wheeze in older the children?

A

Asthma

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10
Q

Define Stridor

A

A high pitched inspiratory sound originating from narrowing of the extrathoracic airways

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11
Q

Signs of respiratory distress?

A
Tachypnoea
Rib and sternal retraction 
cyanosis 
grunting 
feeding difficulties 
loss of consciousness
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12
Q

How often do children get respiratory tract infection per year?

A

5-6 times

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