Immunoodeficiencies Flashcards

1
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  • NEG NitroBlue-TetraZolium test
  • Abnormal DiHydroRhodamine flow-cytometry

Pneumonias + Abscesses:
-catalase-POS bacteria #S.Aureus
-fungi #Aspergillus
___________

Prog NeuroDegeneration, 
LymphoHistioCytosis, 
Albinism (partial) 
Infection #pyogenic, 
Neuropathy peripheral.

Giant GRANULES in neuts/plts
___________

3.
Delay @umbilical-cord sloughing

-ABSENCE of Neuts/ Pus
@infection sites

-Recurrent bacterial infections
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
4.
a)
Presents >2yrs+BALS+HypoGammaGlob 

BALS - #Sinus/U+LRTIs #recurrent

  • Bronchiectasis
  • Autoimmune dx,
  • Lymphoma,
  • SinoPulmonary INFECTION

HypoGammaGlob
- low Ig AND plasma cells!!

b) 
Diarrhoea 
-Fungal: Dermatitis MucoCut Candidiasis
-Bacterial Otitis/Pneumonias
-Viral #recurrent

-CXR=Absence of Thymic shadow
-LN biopsy=Germinal Centre
-Protein @IL2 #defect #gamma-chain
-Reduced T-cell receptor EXCISION circles
_____________
5.
Nooooo B-cells
-Low Ig M,A,G,E,D
-HypoGammaGlob

-Recurrent bacterial infections are seen
_____________

Sinus/U+LRTIs #recurrent
Severe BLOOD Transfusion - Why?
COELIAC disease w/  
-FALSE NEG coeliac screen
-(TTG Assoc with what Ig?)
A

Chronic granulomatous disease
-NADPH oxidase = reduces ability of phagocytes to produce reactive oxygen species
_____________

Chediak-Higashi syndrome
-Microtubule polymerization dx –> decrease in phagocytosis
____________
3.
Leukocyte adhesion deficiency
-Defect of LFA-1 integrin (CD18) protein on neutrophils

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
4. 
a)
CV-ID >2yr
Common variable immunodeficiency
CVID BALS

@XLinked Bruton Agamaglob - hypoGAMAglob too!!

b)
SCID: Severe combined immunodeficiency
-defect gamma chain @IL-2 and other interleukins
_____________

5.

BXA: Bruton’s X-linked AGammaGlobulinaemia
-B for BRUUUUton’s tyrosine kinase (BTK) defect
______________

Selective Ig A deficiency
-TTG=IgAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!
-Blood Transfusions:
anti-IgA ABs → analphylaxis

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1-inch prox to RadioCarp joint

What fractures are compartment syndrome associated with?
________

  1. FOOSH
    - Distal-Radius# - Transverse
    - Dorsal displacement + angulation

—DINNER fork dx
_________

  1. FOOSH
    - Distal-Radius #
    - Volar-Palmer displacement

-fall back onto the palm OR
-fall with wrists flexed (wtf?)
-Garden-Spade deformity
_______

  1. FOOSH
    -Distal-Radius #
    -RadioCarpal dislocation
    _________
  2. FOOSH
    -Radius #
    -RadioUlnar dislocation
    Rotational force
    __________
    _________
  3. FOOSH+FORCEDPronation
    -Ulnar #
    -RadioUlnar joint dislocation
    _________
  4. a. Fistfight –>
    1st Carpo-MCP joint #
    -SIMPLE/oblique
    -@-THUMB MCP-base
    -Triangular fragment @ MCP-Ulnar base

b. Fistfight –>
1st Carpo-MCP joint #
-COMMINUTED #
-@THUMB MCP-base

c. 5th MCP bone #
__________

  1. FOOSH
    - fracture NOT initially seen
    - after casting THEN fracture seen..

Pain @ snuffbox – poss AVN necrosis
_________

8. FOOSH
sharp lateral elbow pain
Tender radial head, 
impaired elbow movement (inc sup and pron)
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
  1. Bimalleolar ankle fracture
    - Forced foot eversion
Weber:
C location? Tx?
B location? Tx?
A location? Tx?
---Maisonneuve = spiral ? # -->  
-? disruption + ankle joint ?
\_\_\_\_\_\_

Teenage girl 12-15
Foot pain @Weight-bearing
–> reduced ADLs

A

What fractures are compartment syndrome associated with?
-Supracondylar + Tibial shaft
_________

  1. Colles - R-D dx
    -DINNER fork deformity
    ____
  2. Smith (reverse colles) - R-VP dx
    -GARDEN-spade deformity
    ____
  3. Barton - R-RC
    _____
  4. Galleazzi - R-RU
    ________
    ________
  5. Monteggia - U-RU
    ______
  6. a. Bennet - 1st C-MCP=SIMPLE/oblique
    b. Rolando - 1st C-MCP=COMMINUTED

c. Boxer - 5th MCP bone
___

  1. Scaphoid fracture
    ____
  2. Radial head fracture @elbow
    _____
  3. Pott’s fracture
Weber:
C above synd - ?ORIF
B @synd - ?ORIF
A below synd = AnkMotionBoot
---Maisonneuve = spiral fibular # -->  
-Synd disruption + ankle joint widening
\_\_\_\_\_
  1. Friebergs disease
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Painful wrist:

  • Pain @ resisted thumb ABduction
  • Pain @ radial wrist @ FINKelstein
Dx? Finkelstein? Which tendons?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
a.
Kanavel’s sign:
Fixxxxed FLEXION
-Fusiform swelling
Pain @Passive Ext
---Conservative? Medical? Surgical? 

b.

  • TenoSynovitis –>
  • MIGRAAAATORY polyArthritis,
  • dermatitis - dry/itch/red
c.
Trapped flexor tendon
Digit LOCKED in Flexion
Have to PASSIVELY release it
-Flexor tendon sheath 
THICKENED + NARROWED
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
3. 
AR Bone HARDER+DENSER
-Can't differentiate between:
cortex + medulla @x-ray 
#marblebone
-HSM, bone pain, Deformity 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

-? (Osteo) -? (Genesis) -? (imperfect)
Poor collagen formation ->
shit osteoid FORMATION:

-Translucent @x-ray
-Multiple fractures #baby-chicken-bone
-Blue sclera
-ALL Bone profile bloods NAD
_________

-Osteo (?) -Malacia (?) 
RVOLT: VitD def -> 
osteoid OSSIFY fail -> 
Small #F2T
-LARGE head

CW-dx:
-Thick Costo-ChonJct
-Transverse(Harrison’s)sulcus
#diaphragm-pull

-Bowing Femur+Tib

(random but 2ndry HyperPT =
CKD + Pseudo HypoPT)
_________

Radial Nevrve ?

Median ?

Ulnar ?

Erbs = C?-? = Waiter’s Tip
—? rotated, ?nated, A?ducted

Klumpke = C?-T?
—–Hung on tree -> TOTAL ?
can’t flex MCP,
can’t ext DIP/ PIP

0-15 Muscle - Nerve
15-90 Muscle - Nerve
90-100 Muscle - Nerve
100+ = Muscle - Nerve

Supraspinatus = ? nerve
Infraspinatus = ? nerve
Teres minor = ? nerve
Subscap = ? nerve

C?-? #Erb
Supraspin - A?duct 0-15
InfraSpin - ? Rot
Tere Minor - ? Rot
SubScap - ? Rot + A?duct
A

De Quervain’s TenoSynovitis
-Finkelstein to diagnose = Pain @:
Flex thumb THEN
Ulnar-deviate + wrist-Flex

  • APL: Adductor pollicis Longus
  • EPB: Extensor pollicis Brevis
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
a. 
Infective Flexor-TenoSynovitis
-Fusiform FFD #Kanavel
-RICE, ABx Debride

b.
Gram-negative diplococci
-GONORRHOEA

c.
Stenosing TenoSynovitis 
-Trigger Finger 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
3. 
OsteoPETrosis
--BMT, Alpha-IFN, EPO
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Osteogenesis imperfecta 
-osteoid (Osteo) 
-FORMATION (Genesis) 
-shit (imperfect)  
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Rickets osteomalacia

  • Osteo (bone)
  • Malacia (ossify fail)

Harrison sulcus
Bowing leg

(random but 2ndry HyperPT =
CKD + Pseudo HypoPT)
_________

Radial Nevrve:
-Brachioradialis , Brachialis , Biceps; Extensors; Anconeus, Supinator, Triceps

Median:
Pal Longus 
FCR - FDS
FDP
PronQuad + LLOAF-P

Ulnar:
FCU
ADdP / FDP
MLOAF-DigMinimi

Erbs = C5-6 = Waiter’s Tip
—medially rotated, pronated, ADducted

Klumpke = C8-T1
—–Hung on tree -> TOTAL CLAWING
can’t flex MCP,
can’t ext DIP/ PIP

0-15 SpraSpinatus - SupraScapNerve
15-90 Deltoid - Axillary
90-100 Traps - Accessory
100+ = Serr Ant - Long Thoracic

Supraspinatus = SupraScap nerve
Infraspinatus = SupraScap nerve
Teres minor = Axillary nerve
Subscap = SubScap nerve

C5-6 #Erb
Supraspin - ABduct 0-15
InfraSpin - Ext Rot
Tere Minor - Ext Rot
SubScap - Int Rot + Adduct
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Presents >2yrs

BALS:

  • Bronchiectasis
  • Autoimmune dx,
  • Lymphoma,
  • SinoPulmonary INFECTION

HypoGammaGlob
- low Ig AND plasma cells!!
________

3.
Diarrhoea + Dermatitis
MucoCut Candidiasis - Fungal
Otitis/Pneumonias - Bacterial
Viral #recurrent
Reduced T-cell receptor EXCISION circles
CXR=Absence of thymic shadow
Germinal Centre at lymph node biopsy
Protein @IL2 defect #gamma-chain
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

No B-cells +
Low Ig M,A,G,E,D
HypoGammaGlob

-Recurrent bacterial infections are seen

A

CV-ID >2yr
Common variable immunodeficiency
CVID BALS

@XLinked Bruton Agamaglob - hypoGAMAglob too!!
________________

3.
SCID: Severe combined immunodeficiency
-defect gamma chain @IL-2 and other interleukins
_________

BXA: Bruton’s X-linked
AGammaGlobulinaemia

B for BRUUUUton’s tyrosine kinase (BTK) defect

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LONG bone METAPHYSIS
-Assoc w/ Pagets, Radiation, Ret-blastoma
______

1 in 10million @young males 
LONG bone DIAPHYSIS
-small round tumour #ONION skin appearance 
-Aggressive 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

3) 2 in 1 million @>40yr
________

Tumour w/ loads of HISTIOCYTES
-Undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma i.e.
CUO: Cell Unknown Origin
_______

Trapped flexor tendon
Digit LOCKED in Flexion
Have to PASSIVELY release it
-Flexor tendon sheath 
THICKENED + NARROWED 

PMH: DM rheumatoid gout
_______

Patient has:
DM/ cirrhosis/ Phenytoin user

Patients got
FLEXION contracture
of the FINGERS - mainly RING
-Nodular thickening of palmer fascia

Hueston table top test?
________

Pain and swelling
-SOAP bubble on X-ray
-Large radiolucent
Can present as path fract

-head of numerous
extending to subchondral plate

A

OsteosarcoMMMa
-MMMetaphysis

EM——DDDDDD——-ME
EMost-DDewDD-MostE
€ = ————- = 3
______

Ewing
-diaphysis, onion

EM——DDDDDD——-ME
EMost-DDewDD-MostE
€ = ————- = 3
____

3)

Liposarcoma
- >5cm , deep
\_\_\_\_\_\_
4. 
Malignant Fibrous Histiocytoma 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
5. 

Stenosing Tino synovitis
A.k.a. trigger finger

-Analgesias/steds
_________

Dupuytrens contracture
-Peyeonie/Ledderhose

__________

Giant cell tumour
–soap bubble lucency

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Chronic pain + tingling of BUM
-worsened by sitting on toilet/chair for aaaages

O/E: elicit pain @INT rotation
__________

Test integrity of structures?
ACL - ?
PCL - ?
Meniscal tear - ?
Thomas - ?
Trendelenburg - ?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Picked up on newborn exam
POSITIVE ortalini and barlow
Unequal skin folds
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
4. 
Viral infection -> hip pain 2-10yrs
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
6. 
Kid = Joint pain, swelling >3m
-Knees, ankles, elbows
-Limp
-ANA+, Ant Uveitis
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

a. Pyrexia + Acute Hip Pain #?Flexed
- most common organism?
- young and sexual active
- fever + hot-red-swollen joint

Kocher criteria septic arthritis:
fever >3?
non-? bearing
raised ?

?ABx
? 2 decompress
Eventual surg Mx?

b.
SickleCell dx, IVDU, DM, Endocarditis
-most common pathogen?
- @sickle-cell anaemia = ?pathogen

Ix ? Tx?
______

Obese and boys
Knee/Distal thigh pain
Can’t int. rotate in flexion
_____

PMH: Alcohol XS, LT Csted use,
-O/E: Hip pain, reduced ROM of hip

-X-ray: 
subchondral #
segmental FLAT Femoral head
osteopenia.
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Kid:
Progressive hip pain -> Limp

O/E: Stiffness + RedROM

Xray: wide right hip joint space
flattening of the femoral head

—Degen -> AVN fem head

____

(random but 2ndry HyperPT =
CKD + Pseudo HypoPT)

A

Piriformis Sydrome
-sciatic come out of foramen BELOW piriformis -> liable to comp
_______

ACL - Lachman
PCL - Post drawer
Meniscal tear - McMurray
Thomas - FFD hip
Trendelenburg - hip abduction
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Hip dysplasia
_______

  1. Transient synovitis
    _______
JIA – PauciArticular most common 
\_\_\_\_\_
a.
Septic arthritis 
-S.Aureus
-young + std = gonorrhoea 

Kocher criteria septic arthritis:
fever >38.5 degrees C
non-WB
raised ESR/WCC

Tx:
Fluclox/Clinda for WEEEEKS
Needle Asp 2 decompress
Washout + lavage

b.
Osteoyelitis:
-Staph. aureus
- @sickle-cell anaemia = Salmonella

Ix: MRI

Tx: Fluclox/Clinda
____

Slipped Upper Femoral Epiphysis
_____

Avascular necrosis
______

Perthes dx

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Worse on the ‘OUTSIDE’ of hip
-Bad @ night when lies on right side.

O/E:

  • full ROM in the hip
  • Deep palpation @LATERAL hip joint recreates the pain.

-Due to repeated movement of the fibroelastic iliotibial band
_______

NWB @T3 preg
Groin pain + limited hip ROM 
-Non Weight-Bear
-ESR high
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
3. 
WADDLING @PREG 
-Preg -> hormone -> Ligament laxity
-Pain @pubic symphysis
-Radiatie to groin + medial thighs. 

_______
_______

Shortened
Int. Rotated
Flexed, Adducted
-Sciatic nerve injury 
\_\_\_\_\_
Shortened,
Ext. Rotated 
-AVN risk (fem circumflex + lig teres artery)
-Low-energy impacts in elderly patients
\_\_\_\_\_\_

Abducted, Ext. rotated,
-PALPABLE BULGE of the femoral head
_____

Pain @ walking or palpation,
Instability,
Neurovascular deficits
Signs of damage to pelvic organs e.g. haematuria or PR bleeding.

______

(random but 2ndry HyperPT =
CKD + Pseudo HypoPT)

A

Greater trochanteric pain syndrome
AKA Trochanteric bursitis.
—ilio-tibial band
______

Transient idiopathic osteoporosis
______

  1. Pubic symphysis dysfunction
    _______
    _______

Posterior hip dislocation
_____

NOF #
_____

Anterior hip dislocation
_____

Pelvic fractures

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Cleft palate
Congen HEART disease #ToF
HypoCalcaemia,

-Recurrent viral/fungal diseases
-Retarded
____________

Rapid Swelling of FACE, LIPS, HANDS
- has low serum C4
Give these fuckers ? /
_______________

3.
Diarrhoea:
-Dermatitis/MucoCut Candidiasis - Fungal
-Otitis/Pneumonias - Bacterial
-Viral #recurrent

Fucked:
-CXR thymic shadow #absent

-IL2 dx
-T-cell EXCISION circles
-LN germ centre
_____________

4.
High AFP
cerebellar Ataxia,
Telangiectasia (spider angiomas),

10% risk of developing:
-CANCER-lymphoma/leukaemia
-recurrent CHEST infections
______________

TCP-low Plts, low IgM
Autoimmune IgA- High
Malignancy IgM-looooooow
Eczema IgE- High

-Recurrent Bacterial infections
_______________

High IgM
Low OTHER Igs!!!

Opportunistic Infection EARLY LIFE
-pyogenic + PCP/Crypto-diarrhoea/CMV
-hepatitis
______

Fred is your SPACKER*
FRAT? bro, always: 
-staggering ?Tract
-falling ?Tract
*(?Tract) 
-----HIGH AFP 

but has a

  • sweet - ?
  • big heart - ?
  • funny eyes+high arched feet - ?

What’s he going to die from?
______________

Cataracts
Muscle weakness
FRONTAL balding
________

toddler w/ delayed motor milestones
-CALF hypertrophy
-prox hip girdle muscle weakness
-high CK (suggest what to do? what would this show?
-Gower's sign 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Paeds clinic
-prog difficult whistling + sucking through straw

A

DiGeorge syndrome 22q11.2 deletion

  • Hypocalc @ DiGeorge
  • Hypercalc @William

_____________

Hereditary AngioOedema

  • C1 inhibitor
  • Give these fuckers C1-inhibitor conc / FFP

________________

3.
SCID: Severe combined immunodeficiency
-defect gamma chain @IL-2 and other interleukins
_______________

4.
Ataxic telangiectasia
__________

Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome
-WASP gene dx
Tame-Eczema low Plts+IgM
_____________

Hyper IgM Syndromes
-CD40 gene defect
________

Fred is your SPACKER 
FRATaxin bro, always: 
- staggering (Ataxia #SpinoCerebellar tract)
-falling (DC-ML) cos of prop/vib
-(CST - spastic paralysis) 
-----HIGH AFP 

but has a

  • sweet (DM)
  • big heart (Hypertroph CM)
  • funny eyes = nystagmus/pes cavus
AR = metabolic except ataxias
AD = structural except Gilbert, HL2

Die from CARDIO MYOPATHY HOCM
____________

Myotonic dystrophy
-Autosomal Dom
__________

Duchenne - XLr
-high CK (suggest to do MUSCLE BIOPSY=absent dystrophin)

Facio-Scapulo-Humeral Musc Dystrophy

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IN SUMMARY:
low-ears, small jaw,
edward-scissor hand fingers,
ROCKERbottom club foot

  • Low-set ears
  • Micrognathia - small jaw
  • Overlapping scissor hand fingers
  • Structural heart defect
  • Rocker bottom CLUB FOOT!!!!!!!

D>E>P
_____________

In summary:

  • small brain/ scalp// eyes// lips/ palate
  • Lots of FINGERSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
micro-oPhthalmia
sPlit brain fail - holoProsenceph
aPlasia - SCALP CUTIS 
Palate - cleft
Polydactyly

D>E>P
____________

Summary:
BIG brain , BIG balls, LONG face/ears

MacroCephaly - big brain
Macro-orchidism - big balls
-Looooooong face + ears

-Retarded
___________

XS Phys Growth

  • MacroDOLICHOcephaly
  • —-head>expected
A
Edward 18
-EDward SCISSOR 
Hand and Feet and EARS!!!! 
-Ed ATEeen - small jaw cant eat.. what a shit connection ffs
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 

Patau 13

sPlit fail - holoprosencephaly - forebrain fail 2 develop into 2
aPlasia_Palate_Polydactyly
______________

Fragile X
-big brain, big balls, long face/ears
_____

Sotos=MacroDOLICHOcephaly

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Section: Time? HCPs?

DATED MNEMONIC?

D = SECTION 1 MH Dx diagnosis:
A: 2--? -----  AMHP/NR*+2docs
T: 3--?------- AMHP+2 docs<24hr
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
E: 4--?time--?who+AMHP/NR+2docs
D: 5(2)--?time--?who 

5(4)–?time–?who
136 < ?
____________
____________

Low-set ears
Micrognathia - small jaw

Overlapping scissor hand fingers
Structural heart defect

Rocker bottom CLUB FOOT!!!!!!!

IN SUMMARY:
low-ears, small jaw,
edward-scissor hand fingers,
Rockerbottom club foot

D>E>P

A
Definition: section 1 - MH dx
Assx: 2 - 28d
Tx: 3 - 6m
Emergency: 4 - 3d #GP
Detention: 5(2)=3d ; 5(4)=6h #nurse 
- 136 <24hr #public 
2--28d -----  AMHP/NR*+2docs
3--6m ------- AMHP+2 docs<24hr
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
4--3d -- GP+AMHP/NR+2docs
5(2)--3d -- DOC

5(4)–6hrs – NURSE
136 < 24hrs
___________
___________

Edward 18

EDward SCISSOR Hand and Feet and EARS!!!!

Ed ATEeen - small jaw cant eat.. what a shit connection ffs

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Subunit conjugate?

Toxoid inactivation toxins?

Inactivated preps?

Live attenuated

Rabies:
Animal in UK - ? risk =
-Tx?

Animal bite elsewhere - ? risk = 
-Tx + ...
-Already immunised: ???
-Not prev immunised: ???
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Summary:
BIG brain , BIG balls, LONG face/ears

MacroCephaly - big brain
Macro-Orchidism - big balls
Looooooong face+ears

Retarded
____________

PEP:
Hep A: ? / ? vaccine

Hep B - risk of needlestick transmission - ?%
look at source - ? OR ?

  1. HBsAg Pos+ :
    - known responder = ?
    - non-responder = ?
    - being vacc = ?
  2. Unknown source:
    - known responders = ?
    - non-responders = ?
    - being vacc = ?

Hep C -
? /monthly –>
@seroconversion = ?
_________

Exp to Varicella @ preggers:

  • NOT had chickenpox = ? + ?
  • IC = ?
A

STIL: NSHhh, DTaP, RAHIM:

Subunit conjugate =
-Neisseria, S.pneu, H.flu + Hep-B/HPV

Toxoid = DTaPertussis

Inactivated = R A-H IMflu
-Rabies/A-Hep/IMflu

Rest live attenuated

Rabies:
Animal in UK - NO risk =
-WASH + ?CoAmox

Animal bite elsewhere - HR = 
-WASH + ...
-Already immunised: 2 further doses
-NotPrevImmunised: HRIg+Fullcourse
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Fragile X
-big brain, big balls, long face/ears

Sotos=
XS Phys Growth
MacroDOLICHOcephaly
-head>expected
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

PEP:
Hep A: HNIg / HepA vaccine

Hep B - risk of needlestick transmission - 20-30%
look at source - HBsAg Pos+ OR unknown?

  1. HBsAg Pos+ :
    - known responder = booster
    - non-responder = HBIg + vaccine
    - being vacc = HBIg + vaccine
  2. Unknown source:
    - known responders = booster
    - non-responders = HBIg + vaccine
    - being vacc = accHBV vaccine
In summary:
1. Booster @ known responders 
2. HBIg + Vacc:
@non-responders+beingVaccHBsAgPOS 
3. AccHBV+Vacc:
@unknown+beingVacc

Hep C -
PCR/monthly –>
@seroconversion = IFN +/- Ribavirin

Exp to Varicella @ preggers:

  • NOT had chickenpox = check 4 ABs + VZIg
  • IC = VZIg
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NOOOOO height - short

  • NOOOOO neck - webbed
  • NOOOOO chest - Pectus excavatum
  • NOOOOO pul valve - pul stenooooosis

Karyotype? Webbed neck in what?
____________

Micrognathia ->

Posterior DISPLACEMENT of
tongue (?upper airway obstr)

Cleft palate
____________

Transient neonatal HYPERcalcaemia
Supravalvular AORTIC stenosis
Short, FRIENDLY, Extrovert personality
-Retarded 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

HyperTELORism (large dist between eyes)
Small brain + jaw
#Microcephaly #Micrognathism

Larynx dx - characteristic CRY
Feeding difficulties and poor weight gain
-Retarded

VSD

A

Noonan Normal Karyotype
-webbed neck in Turner/Noonan
__________

Pierre Robin sequence
__________

William syndrome 7
-Supravalvular AORTIC stenosis

Hypercalc @William
Hypocalc @ DiGeorge
__________

Cri du chat 5
-VSD

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Knee EXT weak 
? reflex loss 
Thigh numb 
\_\_\_\_
Foot stuff:

Ankle DORSIflex
Calf and foot numb

1st Web sensory + Eversion dx ?

Lateral foot sensory + Eversion = ?

Eversion AND inversion +
- hip abduction dx
- pain and sensory loss 
@lat side thigh, lower leg, foot-dorsum and toes 1-3 
- Common peroneal fucked too (as above)
# Peroneal AKA Fibular nerve ffs 

Cant plantar flex + lateral aspect sensory dx ?
____

Knee FLEXION weak
Foot movements weak

Gluteal -> ankle = pain and numbness
_____

Weak hip ADduction

–Medial thigh NUMB
________

Weak hip ABduction
-positive trendelenburg
?Left/right? gluteals fucked -> RIGHT pelvic drop
_______

Inverted + 
Supinated
plantar flexed
Not passively corrected
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Claw toes
pain @ walk
Assoc: CMTooth, SpinaBifida, CPalsy

A

Femoral nerve
-Patellar reflex loss
___

Lumbosacral trunk

1st Web + Eversion dx = deep C.peroneal

Lateral foot sensory + Eversion = superficial C.peroneal

L5 nerve root –> sciatic –> CPeron = S/D
Eversion AND inversion +
- hip abduction (gluteal muscles - superior gluteal nerve) -
- pain and sensory loss
@lat thigh, lower leg, foot-dorsum and toes 1-3
- Common peroneal fucked too (as above)

Cant plantar flex + lateral aspect sensory dx= S1
____

Sciatic nerve
____

Obturator
-adduction + medial thigh shit
-Adductor + gracilis + obt internus
______

Sup>Inf Gluteal Nerve:
Weak hip ABduction
-positive trendelenburg
Ipsi gluteals fucked -> contralat pelvic drop
Eg. Left gleuts fucked -> RIGHT pelvic drop
______

Talipes EquinoVarus (CLUB foot)
-Manipulation + Casting STRAIGHT 

_____

Pes Cavus - high arched foot!!!!

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Salter-harris; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 classes @ paeds
_______

TWISTING injury ->

  • Lock + Give way
  • GRADUAL Swelling
O/E:
- Tender joint line (med/lat) 
- passive ext = IMPOSS
- active ext = POSS cos pt FIGURED out 
way to unlock!!

Pain, ROM decr
Pos McMurray

How to investigate?!

O’Donoghue Triad??
\_\_\_\_\_\_
3. 
Athletic males = unilateral 
X-ray – enlarged + tender tib tub
What affects inferior pole of patella similar to above condition? 
\_\_\_\_
4. 
Lock + Give way 
Swelling + Pain worse with exercise
\_\_\_\_\_
5. 
Lock + Give way 
Sliding moving patella
Pain @ sitting; worse @ move
\_\_\_\_\_\_
6. 
Teen girl injured her knee
Now gets pain when going downstairs
Evidence of quads wasting
\_\_\_\_\_
7. 
-Direct Trauma ORRRR
-Severe quads contract @knee 
stretched in Valgus + Ext Rot
-O/E: Swollen+Tense = haemoarthrosis
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
8.
Old person
Knee=# BEFORE ligaments rupture
-Fall from a height
-Car-bumper fracture
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
9.
Forefoot pain @ 3rd/4th 
Inter MTP space
Shoot/Burn/Electric pain
'Pebble' in shoe
Click @ squeezing metatarsals = mulder’s click
\_\_\_\_\_\_
10.
Simmonds test 
Pop in heel 
Assoc with quinolones cipro!!! 

Image??
________

11.

Knee joint pain, LOCKING/swelling cos
-cracks form
-@articular cartilage + subchondral bone.
Dx?

A

P/PM/PE/PME/Crush
P=Physis, M=Metaphysis, E=Epiphysis
__________

Meniscal Tear
Medial > Lateral
MedMen attached to MCL+jointcaps

MRI!!!

ODonnaghue triad=Torn(MedMen+MCL+ACL)
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
3. 
OsgoodSchlatter 
osteochondrosis + traction apophysitis = can’t extend 
Sinding Larson syndrome 
\_\_\_\_\_
4. 
Subchondral AVN -> 
-bone/cart detach
\+
-micro# BUT no remodelling
\_\_\_\_\_
5. 
Patellar SubLux Syndrome
\_\_\_\_
6. 
CPFS: Chondromalacia-Patello-Fem Synd
-cartilage = not SMOOTH -> movement= painful
\_\_\_\_\_\_
7. 
Patella dislocation
\_\_\_\_\_\_
8. 
Tib Plateau Fracture 
-Schatzker Classification system
-VaLLLgus – LLLat plateau 
-Varus – med plateau
\_\_\_\_\_\_
9.
Morton's neuroma
\_\_\_\_\_
10.
Achilles rupture 
-USS!!!!
\_\_\_\_
11.
Osteochondritis Dessicans
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Pain @ elbow extension + PROnation
4-5cm DISTAL to lateral epicondyle

INTERMITTENT tingling @ 4th 5th finger 
Pain @ elbow rest/flexed for ages
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 
Ulnar paradox:
If ulnar damaged at wrist, what happen?

If ulnar damaged at elbow, what happens?
3.

Shoulder initially 
-pain -> joint STIFFness 
O/E:
Restricted active AND passive ROM
-EXT Rot MOST marked restriction 

Assoc DM + NON-dom hand

Tx?
________
4.
VIRAL illness -> fully recovered –>

-pain + weakness @Shoulder.
-muscle wasting and WINGED-SCAPULA
-Power @active movements = impaired
_______
5.
Where do the rotator cuff muscles attach?
-xray shows AVULSION # 🤔🤔
___

Nerve supply to rotator cuff muscles.
_____

Degrees of abduction of shoulder - give muscles and nerves.

A

Radial tunnel syndrome –
post interosseous

Similar to lateral epicondylitis
______

Cubital tunnel syndrome -
Ulnar nerve compression

Dx @ wrist =

  • 2 medial lubicrals fucked so
  • can’t flex-MCP and can’t ext-D/PIP
  • hence lots of clawing
Dx @ elbow = 
FDProfundus:
-medial aspect only fucked
-lateral aspect okay cos of Median nerve  
so there’ll be less clawing
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
3. 
Adhesive Capsulitis 
-physio NSAD steds po/iartic
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
4. 
Parsonage – Turner syndrome
\_\_\_\_\_\_
5. 
Supraspin-ABd, infraspin-ER, teres Minor-ER= GREATER tubercle 

Supscapularis-IR = less tubercle
_____

SUPRAspinatus= SUPRAscap nerve

Teres minor = axillary nerve

SUBSCAP = SUBSCAP nerve
______

0-15 = SUPRAspin - SUPRAscap nerve

15-100 = deltoid - axillary nerve

> 90 = trapezius - accessory

> 100 = Serratus Anterior - Long Thoracic

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-Prolonged Labour ->
SWELLING @after birth
-CROSSES suture lines.

-Resolved over a couple of days.
_____________

#ventouse-delivery ->
Head NORMAL @delivery -> 
-Later = Parietal Lateral SWELL 
- over Hours/ 2-3d #?Jaundiced
- NOT CROSS suture lines 

-Swelling @LEFT side @PARIETAL region

—–fontanelles + sutures = normal

-Cx?
-Resolve when?
______________

Baby presents as a fluctuant scalp swelling

  • CROSSES suture lines.
  • NOT limited by suture line
  • RARE + Life threatening

________________

Large, fluctuant collection

  • CROSSES sutures lines.
  • RARE + may cause life-threatening blood loss.

_________________
_________________

1/+ fibrous sutures @ infant skull
PREMATURELY fuses ->
growth-pattern change of skull –>

-increase ICP + damage intracranial structures.
_____

Subdural = bridging veins cortex V venous sinus
Extradural = middle meningeal
SAH = nimod coiling = basilar ACA
A

Caput succadeneum AT delivery
- due to generalised superficial scalp oedema
______________

Cephalohaematoma AFTER delivery

  • NOT cross suture lines
  • between periosteum + skull.

Cx: Jaundice may develop as a complication.

Resolve < 3m
______________

Subaponeurotic haematoma
_______________

Subgaleal haemorrhages
- occur between scalp aponeurosis + periosteum
_________________
_________________

Craniosynostosis

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presents in the first 3 months of life in formula-fed infants (rarely @BFed kids)

regurgitation and vomiting
diarrhoea
urticaria, atopic eczema
'colic' symptoms: irritability, crying
wheeze, chronic cough
rarely angioedema and anaphylaxis may occur

Ix:
skin ?/? testing
total ?? and specific IgE (??) for cow’s milk protein

Formula-fed:
??, ??

Breastfed:
?? breastfeeding
?? MUM drinking cows milk +/- ??
@BFeed stop = eHF from ?? months

CMPI resolves:
@?? mediated intolerance - #??Rxn
55% = milk tolerant by the age of ? years

@non-IgE mediated intolerance - #??Rxn
MOST will be milk tolerant by the age of ? years

A

Ix: skin prick/patch testing
total IgE and specific IgE (RAST) for cow’s milk protein

Formula-fed:
eHF, AAF,

Breastfed:
continue breastfeeding
STOP MUM drinking cows milk +/- Adcal
@BFeed stop = eHF from 12-18 months

CMPI resolves:
@IgE mediated intolerance - #immediateRxn
55% = milk tolerant by the age of 5 years
@
non-IgE mediated intolerance - #delayedRxn
MOST will be milk tolerant by the age of 3 years

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? gender: 6 times greater risk
Born by ??
positive ? history
?-born children
Mum has ??hydramnios
birth weight > ?? kg
Also happens to have congenital ?? foot deformity

BDOR =???

Ix:
? used to confirm
? is the first line @ >?yrs

Tx:

  • Spont stabilise by ? wks-old
  • ?* harness @kids < ? months
  • ? @older kids

*(dynamic Flex-Abduct orthosis)

A

DDH: Developmental hip dysplasia:

GIRLS: 6 times greater risk
Born by BREECH
positive FHx
FIRSTborn children
Mum has OLIGOhydramnios
birth weight > 5 kg
-CalcaneoValgus foot deformity

Ix:
USS used to confirm
X-ray is the first line @ >4.5yea

Barlow Dislocation Ortalini Relocation

Tx:

  • Spont stabilise <6 wks-old
  • Pavlik* harness @kids < 5 months
  • Surg @older kids

*(dynamic Flex-Abduct orthosis)

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FEMALE Short

  • WEB neck
  • -Short 4th MCP
  • -High-arched palate
  • brachial > fem COARC
  • Wiiiiiiiiiiiiide space nipples

Bloods=Amenorrhoea Prim, HypoT:

  • High FSH/LH
  • High TSH, low T4/3

Anatomy-AORTA

  • Bicuspid
  • COARCTATION (brachial > fem)

Neonatal stuff: Horseshoe Hygroma Oedema

  • Horseshoe kidney
  • cystic Hygroma prenatally
  • lymphOEDEMA @ neonates (especially FEET)

Autoimmune dx

Dx? Karyotype?
What else causes webbed neck?

A

Turner

45 XO

webbed neck in Turner/Noonan
_____________

Turner 45 XO ; High FSH/LH ; High TSH

KlineFortySeven 47XXY ; High FSH/LH Low Testost
KlineFelHerTits

Kallowwwman Xr ; FSH/LH lowwwww, low Testost

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ANOSSSSSSSSSmia
Precocious puberty
-boys = Undescended Small Balls
-girls = Amenorrhoea

FSH/LH low,
Test low

Man or woman?

A

KallmaNOSMIA’s - XLr
KaLLOWman-Low balls #Undesc
-FSH/LH lowwwww,
-Test lowwwww

Man > woman
-Anosmia, Undescended/Amenorrhoea
________________________

Small Undescended Balls / Amenorrhoea in Kallmans XLr
KallMAN=balls

____________________

Tits in Klinefelter - Klein felter tits 47xxy
Klein felt her tits!!! 😂😂

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Tall GUY
Tits
Small balls

FSH/LH HHHHHigh
Test low

karyotype? Man or woman?

A

“KLINEfelter’s - 47, XXY
KlineFortySeven…
FSH/LH HHHHHigh
Test low

MANNNNNN
-CalvinKelin is a MAN

________________________

Tits in Klinefelter - Klein felter tits 47xxy
Klein felt her tits!!! 😂😂
KlinefelTTTTTTIer - T for TITS

Small Undescended Balls / Amenorrhoea in Kallmans XLr
KallMAN=balls

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Physiologic changes @preggers

  • rises: ?
  • drops: ?

Menstruation:
MFOL? - follicles?
______________

  1. MENSTRUATION d ? - ? - >
    mucus = ? + forms what where?
2. FOLLICULAR phase (Endomet ? phase) d5-13
a.
-FSH peak = ? - - > 
-oestradiol peak = ? - - > 
-LH peak - - > ? 

b.
mucus = ? , ? , low ? , ‘stretchy’ ?
just b4 ovulation

  1. OVULATION d ?
    - Tertiary follicle - - > ?
  2. LUTEAL phase (Endomet ? phase)
    a.
    Corpus Luteum secrete ? ->
    Body temp ? after ovulation
b.
If fertilisation NOT occur, 
-what happens to corpus luteum? and 
-what happens to prog lvl?)    d15-28
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Oestrgoen secreted -> so body temp ?? B4/after ovulation

Prog secreted by the corpus luteum -> so body temp ?? B4/after ovulation

BASICALLY, temp @period + BP @preg = U-wave relationship bro FFS remember that shit

A

Physiologic changes @preggers

  • rises: everything else
  • drops: Hb + BP

MFOL

  • Menstruation d1-5
  • Follicular - Endomet PROLIF phase
  • Ovulation d14
  • Luteal - Endomet SECRETORY phase

Follicles: primordial, primary, secondary, tertiary
______________

  1. MENSTRUATION d1-4 - >
    mucus = THICK + forms a PLUG @EXT OS
  2. FOLLICULAR phase (endomet prolif phase) d5-13
    a.
    -FSH peak = follicle development - - >
    -oestradiol peak = body temp falls - - >
    -LH peak - - > ovulation

b.
mucus = clear, acellular, low viscosity, ‘stretchy’ spinnbarkeit just b4 ovulation

  1. OVULATION d14
    -Tertiary follicle - - > corpus LAD
    #Luteum, Albicans, Degraded.
  2. LUTEAL phase (Endomet SECRETORY phase)
    a.
    Corpus Luteum secrete Prog ->
    Body temp RISES after ovulation

b.
If fertilisation NOT occur, corpus luteum degenerate and prog lvl fall) d15-28”

___________________

Oestrgoen secreted -> so body
TEMP FALL B4
Ovulation

Prog secreted by the Corpus Luteum -> so body
TEMP RISE After
Ovulation

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MGUS vs myeloma: @MGUS, absence of cx eg. ??

WhyTF would you give HaemCancer pt IRRADIATED blood products?

Philadelphia chr - (?,?) - ?=Tx?
RAI staging - dx? Histology? Transform? 
Pseudo Pelger Huet = CML 
Reed Sternberg - ?*,?,?
Auer Rods - ? / ?
Ann Harbor ?
Multiple nodes, B>T cells, Extranodal = ?**
*Hodgkin:
? - Women
? - Lacunar cells
? - Eooooosinophils
? - RS cells HIGH
Lymphocytic
-Predom=? prog
-Deplete=? prog
**NHL - High > Low:
High:
?=chest nodes/HIV/nonMalt
?=EBV/Malaria/StarrySky/C-myc
?=Tokyo/hTlv 
Low:
MALT-? / ? 11,14
LC/LPC waldenstroM-Macroglob-IgM
? 14,18
Skin/?

PathPhys -> what 2 products form?
MGUS = ?
MM = ?
WaldenstromMacroglob ?

Pepperpot v Raindrop skull?
_________

MAHA / AKI / TCP = ?
AIHA + TCP = ?

Self-limiting

  • kids-acute
  • EVANS-AIHA+TCP
  • women-chronic
O-anti ?
-Recieve from others ?
-Give 2 others ?
A - anti ?
ANti-D @ Rh ?
What Tx @ Haemophilia And vWD? 
?
-A f? Xr
-B f? Xr
-C f? Ar

?+?

  • 1 A?
  • 2 A?
  • 3 A?

Thalassemia+SCDx= ?
-?type gallstones Assoc w/ with Sssickle cell

A

MGUS vs myeloma: @MGUS, absence of cx eg. immune paresis, hypercalcaemia

Monoclonal myeloma
Paraprot ProtSpike
IgG>A

Ca URB
RF-dialysis
ANT
Bone-Cytokines release-> oClast -> 
-RAINDROP* LyticLesions
IgG>A
ESRouleax clump/Clots

*PepperPot = fucking HyperParaThyroidism !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Irradiated blood products = AVOID
-transfusion-associated
GvH dx

Philadelphia chr - 9,22 - CML=Imatinib
RAI - CLL SmudgeSmear –RichterTransform-> NHL-Bcell
Reed Sternberg - Hodgkin*, EBV, Localised
Auer Rods - AML APML15,17
Ann Harbor Lymphoma: 1node, 2nodes, 2sideDiaphragm, Extranodal
Multiple nodes, B>T cells, Extranodal = NHL

Hodgkin:
Nodular - Women+Lacunar cells
Mixed - Eosinophil/RS cells HIGH
Lymphocytic
-Predom=BEST
-Deplete=WORST
NHL - High > Low:
High:
B-cell diffuse=chest nodes/HIV/nonMalt
Burkitt=EBV/Malaria/StarrySky/C-myc
T-cell=Tokyo/hTlv 
Low:
MALT-pylori / Mantle 11,14
LC/LPC waldenstroM-Macroglob-IgM
Follicular 14,18
Skin/SezaryMycosis
XS prolif Bone-Marrow Plasma-Cells, 
Heavy>light chain, 
Bence-Jones LIGHT @URINE
MGUS=no CRABIE
MM=*CRABIgG>AEsrrouleaxy
WaldenstromMacroglob=IgM-LC/LPC LowGradeNHL
*Ca URB
RF-dialysis
ANT
Bone-Cytokines release-> oClast -> 
-RAINDROP* LyticLesions
IgG>A
ESRouleax clump/Clots

*PepperPot = fucking HyperParaThyroidism !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Raindrop = MM !!!
_________

MAT - TTP - large vWF multimers
AIHA + TCP = Evans ITP

SKEW - ITP - Gp2b3a ABs

O-anti A+B
-Recieve FFP
-Give ABO 2 others 
A - antiB
ANti-D @ Rh neg
Desmopressin @
Haemophila
-A8 Xr
-B9 Xr XMAS
-C10 Ar

vWDx + TXA

  • 1 AD
  • 2 AD
  • 3 Ar

Thalassemia+SCDx= AR

  • Pigmented gallstones Assoc w/ with sickle cell
  • bilirubin and Hemolysis etc occurs
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Precocious puberty is the development of secondary sexual characteristics before
?? years in girls, and
?? years in boys
_________

Inspire –>

  • BP drop >12 #exag < – lowSV
  • JVP rise

ECG sign?

Filling pericardial sac ->
compressive atelectasis ->
area of DULLness + incr tactile fremitus
below LEFT Scap

A

Precocious puberty is the development of secondary sexual characteristics before
8 years in girls, and
9 years in boys
__________

BP JVP @TamPax CPericardKnock-Kussmsul
BJ @TC = Inspire –>
-BP-PP-PAH* #TamPulsParadox #TamPax
-JKKK #CPericKnock-Kussm x+y

  • ECG = electrical ALTERNANS
  • EWART’S sign @tamponade

*PAH
AR / ASD
High Left EDV

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Grip:
3 month - ?

6 month - ?

10 month - ?

Bricks
1.5yrs - ? bricks
2yrs - ? bricks
3yrs - ? bricks

Drawing
? - 2yrs 
? - 3yrs
? - 4yrs
? - 5yr
A

3 month - reaches

6 month - palmar grip/pass

10 month - pincer

1.5yrs - 3 bricks
2yrs - 6 bricks
3yrs - 9 bricks

Line - 2yrs
Circle - 3yrs
Cross - 4yrs
Square - 5yr

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IM Ben Pen doses???

< 1 year ?mg

1-10 years ?mg

> 10 years ?mg

Kid is too poorly to come to surgery, On arrival the boy is noted to be pyrexial, have cool peripheries and purpura on his legs.

A

< 1 year 300 mg
1 - 10 years 600 mg
> 10 years 1200 mg

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Upslanting palpebral fissures
-Prominent epicanthic folds
-Low-set ears and FLAT face.
NEURO Exam = baby is HYPOtonic

Maternal age risks:
30
35
40
45

If the trisomy 21 is a result of ?
the risk is much HIGHER

Which genetic group of diseases show genetic ANTICIPATION ?

? (CGG)
? (CAG)
? (CTG)

EARLIER onset in successive generations

A

Down trisomy 21

30 <1/1000
35 1/(1000/3) = approx 1/270
40 1/(270/3) = approx 1/90
45 1/(90/3) = approx 1/30

If the trisomy 21 is a result of a TRANSLOCATION
the risk is much HIGHER

Which genetic group of diseases show genetic ANTICIPATION ?

fraGile x (CGG)
HuntingtAn (CAG)
myTonic dysTrophy (CTG)

EARLIER onset in successive generations

Down’s likely in which genetic kind of issue?

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Gingival hyperplasia
______

Scaphoid abdomen
Bilious vomiting
USS = double bubble sign

Jaundice >14 days
CB > UCB cos of the back logging
________

Ax LAD

Ax RAD

A
Gingival hyperplasia: ,
ciclosporin, CCBs 
AML 
Phenytoin
\_\_\_\_\_\_

Duodenal Atresia
-double bubble

Biliary Atresia
-CB>UCB #backlogging
______

RAD vs LAD

A(R>S @ V1) - WWPW - B (S»>R + Tinvert)+ VT
AAAArm switch/dextrocardia
RRRRVH - LVH
Lat (circumflex) - MMMMI - Inf (RCA)
TTTTall thin = RAD
Left post fasicle - HHHHemiblock - left ant fasicle/(bifasicular)

p176 ECG John Hampton book

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Q

Thread worm
-PINworm Nematode

Tx? Ix?

A

Hygiene + Mebendazole @ >6 months or older

for EVERYONE

Ix: Sellotape to the perianal area —> MCS

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Q

Sudden infant death syndrome risk factors

-what’s the funny way of remembering this?

A

-hot young hijabi @
WINTER prone to get?

major risk factors for SIDS are:

Sleep prone
Smoke parental
Share bed/head cover
So hot, so young - hyperthermia/premature

-hot young hijabi @
WINTER prone to get?

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Q

Which genetic group of diseases show genetic ANTICIPATION ?

? (CGG)
? (CAG)
? (CTG)

EARLIER onset in successive generations

Down’s likely in which genetic kind of issue?

30 1/1000
35 1/300
40 1/100
45 1/30

A

Trinucleotide repeat disorder

fraGile x (CGG)
HuntingtAn (CAG)
myTonic dysTrophy (CTG)

Friedreich’s ataxia* (GAA)
spinocerebellar ataxia
spinobulbar muscular atrophy
dentatorubral pallidoluysian atrophy

Down’s likely in which genetic kind of issue?
TRANSLOCATION

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Age Milestone:
3 months THREEEEEEEEEEE
?? to parents voice
?? towards sound

6 SIXXXXXXXXXX months ?? syllables

9 NOOOOOOOOIIIIIINNNNNEEEEE months
Says ‘??’ and ‘??’
Understands ‘??’

12 months Knows and responds to OWN ??

12-15 months
Knows about how many ?? words
Understands simple ??

A
Age	Milestone
3 months
Quietens to parents voice
Turns towards sound
Squeals

6 months Double syllables ‘adah’, ‘erleh’

9 months
Says ‘mama’ and ‘dada’
Understands ‘no’

12 months Knows and responds to own name

12-15 months Knows about 2-6 words (Refer at 18 months)
Understands simple commands - ‘give it to mummy’

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33
Q

Malabsorption Causes may be broadly divided into

  • ?
  • ? (deficiency of enzyme)
  • ?? (e.g. ? atrophy)

Ai eg ??
Cancer eg ??
#?????overgrowth

A

Malabsorption Causes may be broadly divided into

  • biliary
  • pancreatic (pancreatic enzyme deficiency
  • intestinal (e.g. villous atrophy)

Ai eg. syst sclerosis
Cancer eg. lymphoma
#BACTovergrowth

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What is the most important treatment for PREVENTION of neonatal RDS?

A

dexamethasone to the MOTHER!!!!!!!!!

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35
Q

Caffiene can be used as a ?? in newborn babies

To wean off ???

Sildenafil / ECMO used to treat ??
-Sildenafil CI?

ED Ix Tx?

A

Caffiene can be used as a
RESP STIMULANT @newborn babies

WEAN off ventilator

Pulmonary hypertension
-Sildefanil / ECMO

Sildenafil CI
-Nitrates/Nicorandil

@ED Check:

  • Q10risk
  • f.Testost > FSH LH/Prolactin
  • —ED + poor libido = psychogenic
  • —ED + normal libido = likely vascular dx

-viagra->vacuum

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36
Q

Botox indication
___________

S1-2 sounds?
-Soft -Loud

Wide split ??

Paradox split??
Fixed split??

S4-3 sounds?
____________

Causes of 1st and 2nd degree HB KIMBAD

Causes of 3rd degree complete HB FASTI
____________

Pericardial rub - ??
Pleural rub - ??
Pericardial knock - ??
____________

Causes of LBBB

RBBB causes?

A
SPASm HEMIFACIAL/Blepharo
SPASticity
SWeating axilla
SWallowing achalasia
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

S1 = AV valves mitral/tricuspid closing
soft @Regurg
loud @MS

S2 = Aortic/pul closing 
soft @ASten
Loud @ 
-HTN, Hyperdymamic states,
-ASD-PulHtn

Wide s2-
delay RV empty
-(PS; PAH{MRegurg severe}; RBBB)

Paradox s2
-WPW-b, AS/LBBB, RVPacing, PDA

Fixed s2 - ASD

S4 = atria contract against STIFF ventricle
HOCM/HTN
ASten

S3 = diastolic filling of ventricle 
Const pericarditis - pericard knock, X+Y, X ✔️; 
Dilated CM, 
MRegug
NORMAL<30y
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

1st and 2nd degree:
K+low; IHD; myocarditis;
Beta-blockers; Athletes; Digoxin

3rd degree complete block:
Fibrosis; AS; Surg Trauma; IHD/Congen
____________

Pericardial rub - pericarditis
Pleural rub - pneumonia/PE
Pericardial knock - C. Pericarditis
____________

LBBB=CM, HTN, AS, IHD

RBBB=PE, ASD, Normal

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(peripheral cyanosis around the mouth and extremities) is common in neonates @ first 24 hours- dx

Central cyanosis can be recognised clinically when the concentration of REDUCED Hb in the blood exceeds ?g/dl

Ix:

?????–????? test (also known as the ?test) may be used to differentiate
CARDIAC vs NON-CARDIAC causes.

infant is given
? for ? minutes –>
ABGs are taken –> pO2 < ? kPa
indicates cyanotic ConHD (?,?,?)

Tx:
Initial management of suspected cyanotic congenital heart disease =
- ?
- ? = used to maintain a ? @ ? congenital heart defect

What closes PDA?

A

Acrocyanosis

Central cyanosis can be recognised clinically when the concentration of reduced haemoglobin in the blood exceeds 5g/dl

The Nitrogen-Washout test (aka the Hyperoxia test)
may be used to differentiate
CARDIAC from NON-CARDIAC causes.

The infant is given
100% O2 for 10 mins –>
ABGs taken –> pO2 <15 kPa
indicates cyanotic ConHD: (TAtr, TGa TOf )

Initial management of suspected cyanotic congenital heart disease =

  • Supportive
  • PGE1 = maintain PDA @ ductal-dependent ConHD

Indomethacin PGE2i closes PDA

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38
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WPW
A - which sided pathway ->?AD = dom R wave @ which lead??
B - which sided pathway ->?AD = dom R wave @ which lead??

Assoc:?

Tx:?

Avoid sotalol when? Why?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
EEG = Hyps-arrhythmia
Salaam spasm
Male 4-8 months
#POOR-prognosis 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Infantile spasm –> eventually:
EEG=slow spike
< 5yrs
_________

teachers say this 4-12 y/o :

  • not paying attention
  • difficulty speaking #Dysarthria
  • DROOL/PARAESTHESIA @face

Seizures at NIGHTTT
partial -> secondary generalisation may occur

EEG centrotemporal spikes
________

Girl teens > boys

  • AM seizures
  • AM absences
  • sudden MYOCLONIC seizure
A

WPW
A - left sided RAD = dom R wave @ V1
B - right sided LAD = no dom R wave @ V1

Assoc: MESH
MVP, Ebstein anomaly, Secundum ASD, HOCM/HyperT

Tx: radioFreq ablation of acc pathway
FAPS

Avoid sotalol @AF cos it
-prolongs refractory period @AVN -> 
-inc transmission rate through acc pathway ->
-Inc vent rate = VF
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Infantile spasms
EEG = Hyps-Arrythmia
-babieeees <8m
 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Infantile spasm –> lennox Gastaut
EEG=slow spike
< 5yrs
__________

Benign Rolandic epilepsy
EEG = Centrotemporal spikes
-Older kids <12 years
_______

Girl TEENS > boys

  • AM seizures
  • AM absences
  • sudden Myoclonic seizure
  • —–Juvenile Myoclonic Janz Syndrome
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39
Q

six-year-old limping for two days

No Trauma
NO PAIN
___________

Pulses paradoxes? PAH

Slow rising/plateau?
_________

COLLAPSING? API

Pulsus alternans?
_________

Bisfriens pulse - DOUBLE systolic beat

Jerky
_________

J wave Osborn

Widespread/SADDLE ST elevation
_________

PR depression?!

pericardial knock
_______

Collapsing pulse = ?
Wide Pulse Pressure = ?
Narrow Pulse Pressure = ?

A

JIA - ADMIT URGENT
-cos septic arth can present similarly!!!!
____________

Tamponade/ Severe asthma:
- PAH, AR/ASD, High Left EDV

AS
_________

AR/PDA/ Incr requirement

LVF
_________

HOCM/Aortic valve Dx

HOCM
_________

J = hypothermia HyperCalcemia

Widespread ST elevate = pericarditis
_________

PR depression = most sensitive for pericarditis!!!!!

pericardial knock = constr pericard
_______.

Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
Wide Pulse Pressure = PDA/3rd HB/AR
Narrow Pulse Pressure = ASten

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Q

Acute cough > 14d

  • paroxyssssssssssssmal
  • APNoeic attack
  • post-tussive VOMIT
  • INSP whoop
  • lymphocytosis

Whooping cough - WHICH 2 ABx if
onset of cough is
within the previous ? days

  • School exclusion ? days after ABx
  • ? days since syx if NO ABx
A

Whooping cough -
AZITHRO / CLARITHRO
if the onset of cough is
within the previous 21 days

School exclusion 2 days after ABx
21 days since syx, if NO ABx

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41
Q

A child aged < 3 months with a fever > 38ºC

I.E. red PLAN???

If amber: ????? or ????

The 2007 NICE Feverish illness in children guidelines introduced a ‘traffic light’ system for risk stratification of children under the age of ???? years presenting with a fever. These guidelines were later modified in a 2013 update.

Consider a diagnosis of ??????? if the child has:

    high fever (over 39°C) and/or
    persistently focal crackles.
A

A child aged < 3 months with a fever > 38ºC should be assessed as high risk of serious illness

If amber: safety-net or refer

The 2007 NICE Feverish illness in children guidelines introduced a ‘traffic light’ system for risk stratification of children under the age of 5 years presenting with a fever. These guidelines were later modified in a 2013 update.

Consider a diagnosis of pneumonia if the child has:

    high fever (over 39°C) and/or
    persistently focal crackles.
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42
Q

AD - long QT + NO sensorineural deafness

AR - long QT + sensorineural deafness

AD Asian men 
pseudoRBBB + 
ST elevation (downsloping mostly V1-3ish)
T-invert
Risk? Tx? Gene? 

Antiarryhtmics causing long QT?
Others?
Electrolytes?

CASQ2 and RYR2 encodes for?
_________

fusion of the labia minora in the ?

girls between the ages of
3 months - 3 years
resolve @ around ??

Tx:

  1. ?
  2. UTI: ? + ? cream
  3. Fail: ?
A

Romano Ward, KCN(Q1+H2) fucked K channels

Jervell Nielsen

Brugada = tachy-arrhythmias, sudden cardiac death. ICD!! Gene SCN5A mutation -> fucked Na Channel

Not FAPS

  • SSRI/TCA; APsych; Li
  • ABx = MACROLIDES
  • Low Mg K Ca/ Low Temp HypoThermia
  • Typ»»Atyp

CASQ2 = calsequestrin fucked -> Ca can’t bind -> Catecholaminergic Polymorphic VT (CPVT)
and RYR2 = ryanodine receptor -> CPVT also
_____________

Labial adhesions: fusion of the labia minora in the midline.

girls between the ages of
3 months - 3 years
resolve @ around PUBERTY

  1. Conservative tx
  2. UTI: Trimeth + Oest cream
  3. Fail: Surgery
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43
Q

Autosomal recessive conditions are ‘??? ‘ - exceptions: inherited ????????

Autosomal dominant conditions are ‘??? ‘ - exceptions: ?????’s, ??????? type 2

XLr? = FAVRettD-Ghk

A
  1. AR dx = ‘METabolic’ - exceptions: inherited ataxias
  2. AD dx = ‘STRUCTural’ - exceptions:
    Gilbert’s, HyperLipidaemia type 2

*MA-SHg
Ar: Met + Ataxias
AD: Struct + Hyperlipidemia 2/Gilbert
_________________

XLr = FAVRett
Fragile X
Alport
Vit D Resistance #RicketsOM
Rett Syndr
Duchenne

G6PH
Haemophilia f8+9
Kallowwwman

44
Q

sickle cell crisis to hospital unless they are:

A well ADULT w/  mild/mod ?? and  T°C or LESS.

A well CHILD w/  mild/mod ?? and  No Incr TEMP
A

sickle cell crisis to hospital unless they are:

A well adult w/  mild/mod PAIN and  TEMP < 38°C or less.

A well child w/  mild/mod PAIN and  No Incr TEMP.
45
Q

Kids 3-12 years. These usually present with children complaining of pains in their legs. When seeing children who are presenting with these symptoms it is important to check that there are no ‘red flags’

Rare but unexplained lump/bone pain/swelling. dx?

Fever, rash and symmetrical joint pain and swelling. dx?

Knee joint pain, LOCKING/swelling cos of cracks form @ articular cartilage and underlying subchondral bone. dx??

kneecap is formed of 2 separate bones -it is usually asymptomatic. dx??

anterior knee pain on walking up and down stairs and rising from prolonged sitting

A

Growing pains are a common complaint in children aged 3-12 years. These usually present with children complaining of pains in their legs. When seeing children who are presenting with these symptoms it is important to check that there are no ‘red flags’

Osteosarcoma is rare, but it is an important diagnosis to rule out. Features of osteosarcoma include an unexplained lump, unexplained bone pain or unexplained swelling.

Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis usually presents as fever, rash and symmetrical joint pain and swelling.

OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISSECANS is a joint disorder in which cracks form in the articular cartilage and underlying subchondral bone. This results in joint pain, locking and swelling.

Bipartite patella is a condition in which the kneecap is formed of 2 separate bones -it is usually asymptomatic.

Chondromalacia patellae

46
Q

Aspirin

Clopidogrel

Enoxaparin/Fonda

Bivalirudin Reversible

Abciximab, eptifibatide, tirofiban ???

TxA2, ADP plt receptor, aAT3 stop f10a, DTi, gp2b3a blocker
___________

PaedLS ABCDE

? rescue breaths
check ?
? chest compressions : ? rescue breaths (see above)

A

Aspirin Antiplatelet -
inhibits thromboxane A2 production

Clopidogrel Antiplatelet -
inhibits ADP + plt receptor binding

Enox/fonda = Activates AT3 ->
-stop f8-12a

Bivalirudin Reversible DTi

Abciximab, eptifibatide, tirofiban
GP2b/3a receptor blockers

____________

5 rescue breaths
check circ
15:2

47
Q
KID WITH:
    stridor
    barking cough (worse at night)
    fever
    coryzal symptoms

CXR:
subglottic narrowing = STEEPLE sign

Mx: DONa

Bronchiolitis RSV seen what age?
Crouo PIV seen what age?
_________

Lateral view = THUMB sign
-no HiB vaccinations....
muffled, DROOLING
sore throat/ odynophagia 
c.LNopathy 

TRIPOD sign = leans forward on outstretched arms

  • move inflamed structures forward ->
  • easing upper airway obstruction
A

CROUP
-steeple

Management DONa

Dexamethasone / Pred PO
O2 HF
Nebulised Adr

1963 BC:
Bronchiolitis RSV seen what age? 1m-9m
Croup PIV seen what age? 6m-3y
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
 Epiglottitis
-THUMBprint sign @lat-view
48
Q

LVH: deep S @V1-2; tall R @V5-6

  • Pulse = slow rising/narrow pressure
  • Apex = thrill
  • S4

Tx for:

  • Asyx?
  • Asyx >40/50mmHg + LV sys dx?
  • Syx?

Common Ax @ <65 and >65
_____________

For bioprosthetic valve:
Inc risk of?? 
>age? get aortic one
>age? get mitral one
AC needed? give what antithrombotic Tx? 

For mechanical valve for YOUNGER
Inc risk of??
AC needed? And what else if IHD??
____________

@Obesity NICE recommend:

BMI at 91st centile or above
- consider ?

BMI at 98th centile or above
- consider ?

RFs: FAT???

Endo: ??, ??, ?? CHG
Genetic: ??, ?? DP

A

AStenosis
-S4=HOCM/HTN/ASten
Asyx = OBSERVE

Asyx >40/50mmHg + LV sys dx = SURG

Syx = valve replacement -> balloon valvuloplasty

Ax Aortic stenosis:
<65 - bicuspid aortic valve
>65 - calcification
Rheumatic Fever

LVH= deep S @V1-2; tall R @V5-6
-inverted T @V5-6 (I, II, VL)

RVH= RAD+tall R @V1
-inverted T @V1-2, I II, aVF

wave inversion in the
leads looking at the right ventricle (T wave
inversion is normal in lead Vl
, and may be
normal in lead V2, but in white adults is
abnormal in lead V3)
________________

For bioprosthetic valve:
Inc risk of calcification 
>65 get aortic one
>70 get mitral one
Long term AC not needed, give aspirin

For mechanical valve:
Inc risk of thrombosis
Give warfarin + aspirin if IHD.
____________

NICE recommend

-TCI: Tailored Clinical Intervention if BMI
@91st centile or above

-ComorbiditiesAssx if BMI
@98th centile or above

RFs: Females, Asians, Tall

Endo: Cushing’s, HypoT, GH deficiency
Genetic: Down’s Prader-Willi

49
Q

XS PHYSICAL growth

  • head LONGER than expected
  • dOlichO

Retarded
Palpebral fissures
POINTED chin

A

Sotos syndrome

  • XS Phys Growth
  • MacroDOLICHOcephaly: head>expected
  • POINTED CHIN

Fragile X
-big brain, big balls, long face/ears

50
Q

Common cause of headaches in kids

Get ABDO PAIN TOO!!!!

Treat???

A

Migraine!!!!

Ibuprofen first line!!!

Triptan >12yrs

51
Q

Which vitamin in high doses is teratogenic

A

Vit AAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

52
Q

Neonatal blood spot done when?

What diseases?
____________

Fair, BLUE EYES, retarded

HighProtDiet / Infection -> SWEATY Feet

1st 2 years of life -
basal GANGLIA movement dx
-lysine + trycophytan build-up

Pt recently changed diet last few months
Now has:
-Pysch dx
-Pellagra B3 Niacin  
dermatitis dementia diarrhoea

B1 = Ber1 Beri
Periph neuropathy + HF
DTremes Wernicke Korsakoff

B1T / B3NP

A

Day 5-9

CF
HypoT
Maple Syrup 
PKU
Sickle Cell

MCADD/MSUD
GA1/HCystUria/IVA
____________

Fair, blue eyes, retarded = PKU

Sweaty feet = IVA

movement dx - GA1

Hartnup Dx
-High prot diet

53
Q

2 day old baby

Small cystic lesion @hardpalate/gum

Looks like tooth

A

Epsteins pearl

Resolve spontaneously

54
Q

Jaundice < 24hrs of birth. Good or bad?

After 2 days? Due to?

After 14 days????

Ix?

A

BAD!!!!!!
Hemolysis (rhesus/ABO)
Hereditary Spherocytosis ADom
G6PD XLr

After 2 days is legit. Usually breastfeeding

After 2 weeks is NOT legit:
CB > UCB - ?Biliary atresia (UCB -> CB then cos of atresia gets backlogged into blood)

FBC U+E LFT / TFT /
Coombs / Urine MCS / Sugar

55
Q

Breastfed babies are at risk of ?????????????? deficiency

A

Breastfed babies are at risk of vitamin K deficiency

56
Q

Enuresis tx
______________

ADHD inattention/hyperactive Tx??
-What age give DRUGS?

A

CARED

  1. Cause: Constipation, DM, UTI
  2. Advise: fluid intake, diet and toileting
  3. Reward systems: Star charts for agreed behaviour > dry nights
  4. Enuresis alarm <7yr
  5. Desmopressin >7yr @EnuresisAlarm fail/unacceptable

alarm VS drug treatment - depending on age/maturity/abilities
______________

ADHD inattention/hyperactive Tx??
-What age give DRUGS?

WW10W
Education
Inattention/Hyperactive
Refer paeds/cahms
Drugs 5+yrs:
Methylphenidate: n+v, AP, gord
LisDexAmfetaminECG
DexAmfetaminECG
57
Q
crises precipitated by 
Dehydration, Infection, Deoxygenation
->
PAINFUL crises in various organs 
including the bones 
(e.g. Avascular Necrosis of 
hip, hand-foot syndrome in children, lungs, spleen and brain)
A

Thrombotic crises

-sickle cell

58
Q

sickling within spleen or lungs –> pooling of blood with WORSENING Anaemia

High retic

A

Sequestration crises

59
Q

parvovirus –> sudden ANEMIA

Low retic + Low Hb hemolysis

A

Aplastic crises

60
Q
Kid
coryzal syx (including mild fever)  -->
dry cough
increasing SOB
-O/E: DILATED JVP, Wheeze, fine INSP crackles
How to Ix? Tx?
What to do:
Apnoea/Cyanosis
Seriously unwell to a HCP
Resp distress, for example grunting chest recession
RR>70; SpO2<92

??? is a MAB which is used to prevent (RSV)

1963BC?

A

Bronchiolitis - RSV

  • Ix: NasoPharyngeal Aspirate
  • Tx: SUPPORTIVE Tx!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Refer!

Palivizumab

1963 BC:
Bronchiolitis RSV seen what age? 1m-9m
Croup PIV seen what age? 6m-3y
_____

Random but…
CXR steeple sign = Croup DONa
LatXR = Thumb sign = Epiglittitis HiB

61
Q

Macroglossia Ax

?sign =
child use ARMS from:
squat -> stand

A

HAD:

HypoT/Hurler mucopolysaccharidosis

ACromegaly
Amyloidosis

DuchenneMD
Gower’s sign:
child use ARMS from:
squat -> stand

62
Q

IgMMMMMM
AMMMMA
MMMMMMiddle aged females

Jaundice etc etc

Transplant when?

A

PBC

Bili > 100
Recurrent cholangitis
Refractory Itching
Ascites

63
Q

HBsssssssAg ??? / ??? dx — ALTTTT@ ??? #???/???

Anti-HBcccccc ??? / ??? — Ig? @ ACUTE -> Ig? chronic
HBV-DDDDDDDDDDNA acute/chronic (high lvls assoc with ??)
HBeeeeAg ??? marker –> anti HBeeeee @ ????????

anti-HBsss POS only ???

anti-HBsss POS, anti-HBccccc/eee POS

anti-HBc only

> 100 ????
10 - 100 ???
< 10 ???

A

HBsssssssAg: acute/chronic>6m dx — ALTTTT@ ACTIVE #CARRIER/INFECTIOUS HbsAg

Anti-HBcccccc: prev/current — IgMMM @ ACUTE -> IgGGG chronic
HBV-DDDDDDDDDDNA: acute/chronic>6m (high lvls assoc with HCC)
HBeeeeAg infectivity marker –> anti HBeeeee @ resolving

anti-HBsss POS only = IMMUNE - vaccine

anti-HBsss POS, anti-HBccc/eee POS = IMMUNE prev hep B :

anti-HBc only: Resolved/Acute resolving/Chronic low level / False positive

> 100 booster at 5 years
10 - 100 - one more vaccine dose + test @immunocomp
< 10 Non-responder - 3 doses again + testing SCDE - - > @fail = HBIg

64
Q

Reversible complications of haemochromatosis

A

Bronzing skin
Cardiomyopathy
#REVERSIBLE

Rest IRReversible

65
Q

Seborrhoeic dermatitis in children

Mild-mod??

Severe??

A

Management depends on severity

  • mild-mod:
    baby shampoo/oils
  • severe:
    top 1% mild HYDROcort
66
Q

?? ?? audiometry is done at school ?? in most areas of the UK

A

Pure tone audiometry is done at school ENTRY in most areas of the UK

67
Q

Infants 4 weeks old:
STRIDOR

No evidence of fever or foreign body inhalation
____________

kid a/w wheeze/SOB
CXR = UNILAT HYPERinflation
-choking episode few days ago

A

Laryngomalacia CONGENTIAL cause of stridor
_________

Inhaled Foreign Body

68
Q

3 innocent murmurs

Soft, Systolic-ejection

  • Short , S1+2 ok, SymptomLESS,
  • Standing-Sitting varies w/ position

_______
1.
Short BUZZZZZ @Aorta, OR
Soft BLOWWW @Pul

  1. Continuous blowing = BELOW the clavicles
  2. Low-pitched sound @LLSE
A

3 innocent murmurs

1-Ejections* - turb OUTFLOW tract

2-Venous - turb INFLOW venous tract

3- stiLLSe - LLSE low pitched
_________

*EJECTION:
Pulmonary=soft blowing/Aortic=short Buzzing
-Assoc w/Valsalva

69
Q

Earache/TUGGING/rub
O/E: BULGING tympanic memb

Admit @?

When to give ABx?

Tx:
Analgesia + ?/?- >
worsen but NO MUSIC = ?
\_\_\_\_\_\_
Sinusitis ?d Syx = Tx?

Sinusitis ? d Syx = Tx?

ABx only @ Cx?

Tx = ? -> ?/ ? @allergy
__________

FeverPANIC
-when give ABx?
_________

-Persistent OME IN BETWEEN episodes
-Persistent C.LNopathy
-Epistaxis
Tx?

If recurrent AOM @…

  • Unexplained
  • Adult
  • Downs/Cleft #Craniofacial dx

–> ?
________

  • SALT delay #hearing
  • Effusion + air-fluid levels
  • RETRACTED #conductive-loss

ASAP refer @ ?

WW < ? w (± ? @older kids):
-? PTAudio+Tympano-metries ? w apart

  • OM -> Perf = Tx?
  • H? @?OME (/Surg* @? )
  • Auto-inflation: CI @?
  • MGA?

Grommets usually stop functioning after ?m

CSOM >2w = Tx?

Cholesteatoma = Tx?
_______

Refer:
-AOMrefer=Down-Cleft/Adult/Unexplained

-OMEasap=Down/Cleft - Deafness - Cholesteatoma
________

_________

Allergen exp -> B/L syx develop asap:
Sneezing, Discharge (rhinorrhoea)
-nasal CONGESTION / ITCH / Drip-postNasal
-Palate ITCH , Cough 
-Hayfever-Eye syx too 

Nasal CONGESTION features:
-Snoring, MOUTH breathing, and Halitosis.

PMH/FHx of atopy (asthma, eczema, or allergic rhinitis).

Fatigue, Sneeze, Post-nasal drip,
Eye-water
Itch posterior-pharynx

Tx mild-mod? Mod-severe?

-Chronic bilat rhino-sinusitis?
-Chronic UNILAT rhino-sinusitis?
________

-ALLyear?
-worse @spring/summer?*
-worse @work e.g. bakery?
________
1. House dust mites - ?
2. *Pollens:
-Tree = ?
-Grass = ?
-Weed = ?/?/?
3. Work
_________
_________

Otalgia, hearing loss, pre-AURICULAR nodes.
O/E: canal = red and inflamed, yellow debris
GP PULLS ON TRAGUS -> significant PAIN !!
-Dx? Refer when? Tx fail?

A

AOM: MUSIC FBI PUNK

Admit @

  • Mastoiditis/Meningitis
  • Unwell systemically#<3m >38deg
  • Sinus Thrombosis
  • IC Abscess
  • CN 7 paralysis

ABx @:

  • Fail tx / 4/+ days
  • Bilat @<2yr
  • IC
  • Perf /Discharge
  • Unwell
  • Kidney liver heart etc dx

Tx:
Analgesia + Amox/Clari- >
worsen but NO MUSIC = Co-Amox
______

Sinusitis <10d Syx - NO ABx

Sinusitis >10d Syx:
-nasal c.sted

ABx only @ Cx:

  • Systemic dx
  • Peri-orbital/orbital cellulitis
  • Ophthalmoplegia
  • Sub-periosteal abscess
  • Meningitis

Tx = PMP-V -> Co-Amox/ Doxy @allergy
__________

  1. Fever > 38/ 3-14y
  2. Purulent exudate
    Admit <3d
  3. No cough/Coryza
    Inflamed tonsils
  4. C.LNopathy

FeverPAIN 4/5 = PMP-V
Centor 3/4 = PMP-V
________

-Persistent OME IN BETWEEN episodes
due to EUSTACHAIN BLOCKAGE
-Persistent C.LNopathy
-Epistaxis
Tx = 2ww NPCancer!!
If recurrent AOM @...
-Unexplained 
-Adult 
-Downs/Cleft #Craniofacial dx 
--> Refer
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

OME:

ASAP refer
@Downs/Cleft / Cholesteatoma/ Hearing-loss

WW <12w (± Auto-inflation @older kids):
-2 PTAudio+Tympano-metries 12w apart

  • OM -> perf = Amox
  • Hearing-aid(/Surg* @Down’s/Cleft) @BILAT -OME
  • Auto-inflation: CI @URTI/pain
  • Myringotomy + grommet ± Addenoidectomy*

Grommets usually stop functioning after 10m

CSOM >2w = ENT
-Cleaning, ABx, Top c.steds

Cholesteatoma = ENT
-CT + Audiology
_________
________

Allergic Rhinitis:
Mild-Mod: AHist > MastCellStab
1. AHist:
- a. Intranasal Azelastine >
- b. Oral AHist > 
  1. MastCellStab-NaCromoGlic

Mod-Severe/ Mild fail:
-Intranasal Csted

Chronic Bilat rhino-sinusitis?
-saline nasal douches

-Chronic UNILAT rhino-sinusitis = 2WW!!!
________
-PERENNIAL all year - house dust mites

-seasonal hay-fever - spring/summer*

-Occupational
________

  1. House dust mites
    - all the time/ALLyear #PERENNIAL
  2. Pollens:*
    - Tree = spring
    - Grass = early summer
    - Weed = spring/summer/autumn
  3. Occupational
    _________
    _________

Otitis Externa
1.
-Otomise ->
-Fluclox/Erythro

2.
-REFER + Cipro @malig otitis ext ->

3.
Tx fail = ?dermatitis/?fungal
-top c.sted/top a.fungal

70
Q

GRADUAL reduction hearing #conductive
-not pain

SUDDEN hearing loss / Muffling. -assoc w/ pain or ache
-?ear bud /trauma hx
________

Earache/TUGGING/rubbing/crying/restlessness
ear reveals a BULGING tympanic membrane.
-most common pathogen?

SALT delay #hearing dx
behav/balance dx
@otoscope = 
effusion + air-fluid levels ?bubbles w/ 
normal/RETRACTEDDDDDDD tympanic membrane landmarks 
#conductive hearing loss. 

2 WEEKS!!!! = Persisssstent inflamm
PERF of the tymp membrane + discharge

mycoplasma/influ –>
@otoscopy = erythema/injection of tympanic membrane
_________

Otalgia, hearing loss, pre-AURICULAR nodes.
O/E: canal = red and inflamed, yellow debris
GP PULLS ON TRAGUS -> significant PAIN !!
-Dx? Refer when? Tx fail?

Eye gunk, PRE-AURICULAR nodes, malaise
_________

persistent, foul-smelling discharge
Crusting @attic PARS FLACCIDA!!
Conductive loss
Vertigo

grommet insertion -->
White appearance of 
FIBROTIC scarring 
@tympanic membrane
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Allergen exp -> B/L syx develop asap:
Sneezing, Discharge (rhinorrhoea)
-nasal CONGESTION / ITCH / Drip-postNasal
-Palate ITCH , Cough 
-Hayfever-Eye syx too 

Nasal CONGESTION features:
-Snoring, MOUTH breathing, and Halitosis.

PMH/FHx of atopy (asthma, eczema, or allergic rhinitis).

Fatigue, Sneeze, Post-nasal drip,
Eye-water
Itch posterior-pharynx

A

Ear wax imapction

Perf Tymp Memb
______

AOM: earache/TUGGING/rubbing/crying/restlessness
ear reveals a BULGING tympanic membrane
-H.Flu !!!

OME (glue ear) —
@otoscope =
effusion and air fluid levels/bubbles w/
normal/RETRACTED tympanic membrane landmarks
#conductive hearing loss.
speech and language delay, behavioural or balance problems

CSOM — 2 WEEKS!!!! persistent inflammation and PERF of the tympanic membrane with discharge

Myringitis-bullous
-mycoplasma
-erythema/injection of tymp memb
_________

Otitis Externa
1.
-Otomise ->
-Fluclox/Erythro

2.
-REFER + Cipro @malig otitis ext ->

3.
Tx fail = ?dermatitis/?fungal
-top c.sted/top a.fungal

Viral conjunctivitis
_________

Cholesteatoma
-pars FLACCIDA

Tympanosclerosis
_________

Allergic Rhinitis

71
Q

Bastards:
APE TYME ORCS

Acoustic neuroma: #NF2
CN ? ? ? affected
-? reflex dx
-? palsy
-SVT?

Ix? -> Tx?
________

Most common salivary gland tumour 
- ? 80%
I--> most common paroid tumour = 
? > ?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Recurrent unilat pain/swelling @EATING
-submandible = ?
-@face-side = ? @parotid
-infected = ? - ivdu floor of mouth dx
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Tonsilar SCC is associated with ? infection

Audiogram:
-if ONE ear low than other AND
-Bone > Air
Dx?

Bilateral HIGH-freq hearing loss. Air > bone

Bilat Conductive loss, 
- LOW frequencies
-worse @preg
- FHx: parent same issue
O/E: schwartz flamingo sign 
Hearing Aid, Na Flouride, Stapedectomy

Low libido + ED -> ?Dx

Normal libido + ED -> ?Dx

ED Ix

B
P
P
V = ?direction nystag

Vestib = ?direction nystag nysag
-Still going on -> Tx?

Aspirin + NSAIDs taken in HIGH doses can cause ?

UTI ?
Biopsy ?
Ex ?
Ejac ?
DRE ?

Perf Tym Memb

  • NO infectoin
  • hx of barotrauma
  • ———-Tx?

Post-tonsillectomy haemorrhages tx?

Primary haemorrhage WITHIN HOURS hours after tonsillectomy = ?Tx

Haemorrhage 5-10 days AFTER tonsillectomy = Dx?
-Tx = ABx

AOM pathogen?

? neck mass:

  • benign, lateral, UNI-lateral neck mass
  • ABOVE SCMastoid
  • acellular CHOLESTEROL crystals

Top decongestants for prolonged periods = ?Cx

Prostate Cancer: RT risk = ? cancer

Fluid AROUND testicle
#CANNOT FEEL testes
-TRANSILLUMINATES
_________

Venous Sinus Thrombosis = ???

Art Diss = ???

Prosthetic valve –>
stroke AND ICH risk –> ???

HR bleed (surg) + 
HR stroke (AF/prev stroke) --> ???

Stable CVD + AF –> ???

Isch stroke –> AF = ???

A

Bastards:

Acoustic neuroma: #NF2
CN 5 7 8 affected
-corneal reflex dx V1
-facial nerve palsy - CN4
-sensorineural vertigo tinnitus CN8

MRI cerebello-pont angle -> Surg
________

Most common salivary gland tumour
- parotid 80%
I–> most common paroid tumour = Pleomorphic Adenoma > Warthin’s tumour
__________

Recurrent unilat pain/swelling @EATING
-submandible = Wharton
-@face-side = Stenson @parotid
-infected = Ludwig angina - ivdu floor of mouth dx
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Tonsilar SCC is associated with HPV infection

Audiogram:
-if ONE ear low than other AND
-Bone > Air
Dx = MIXED hearing loss

Presbycusis

  • Sensori A>B
  • HIGH-freq -B/L

Otoscloersis #flamingo-schwartz
-Conductive B>A
- LOW-frew -B/L
Hearing Aid, Na Flouride, Stapedectomy

Low libido + ED ->
Psycho-Somatic

ED Ix
-morning Testost > FSH/LH/Prolactin

Normal libido + ED ->
Organic cause… need to Ix (usualy vascular dx)

B
P
P
V = Vertical nystag

Vestib = horizontal nysag
-Still going on -> Vestib REHAB exercises!!!!

Aspirin + NSAIDs taken in HIGH doses can cause tinnitus

UTI 4w
Biopsy 6w
Ex 48hr
Ejac 48hr
DRE 7d

Perf Tym Memb
-NO infectoin
-hx of barotrauma
WW 6-8 weeks

Post-tonsillectomy haemorrhages should be assessed by ENT

Primary haemorrhage WITHIN HOURS hours after tonsillectomy =
immediate RETURN 2 theatre

Haemorrhage 5-10 days AFTER tonsillectomy =
Wound infection
-Tx = ABx

AOM pathogen = H. Flu

Branchial cyst:

  • benign, lateral, UNI-lateral neck mass
  • acellular CHOLESTEROL crystals

Top decongestants for prolonged periods = TachyPhylaxis

Prostate Cancer: RT risk = COLOrectal cancer

Fluid AROUND testicle 
#CANNOT FEEL testes
-TRANSILLUMINATES
Dx = HYDROCELE
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Venous Sinus Thrombosis =
LMWH -5d-> Warf 2-3

Art Diss = AP/AC

Prosthetic valve –>
stroke AND ICH risk –>
Stop AC, Start AP

HR bleed (surg) + 
HR stroke (AF/prev stroke) -->
Stop AC, Start LMWH

Stable CVD + AF –> Stop AP, Start AC

Isch stroke –> AF =
Asp 300 mg 2w –> AC

72
Q

The Green Book recommends allowing:
??? months between doses to maximise the response rate.

if > 10 years - period of ?? month is adequate

In an urgent situation (e.g. an outbreak) then ?? month = used in younger kids.

A

The Green Book recommends allowing:
3 months between doses to maximise the response rate.

if > 10 years - period of 1 month is adequate

In an urgent situation (e.g. an outbreak) then a ‘shorter period of 1 month’ can be used in younger children.

73
Q

Intermittent squint in newborns ?m normal or pathological

Tests? Tx?
@older kids - refer ASAP cos not legit
____________

Bow legs in a child < ? yr = norm/path?

Bow legs Resolves by the age of??? years

Sitting without support =
achieved around ? months,
refer if still not achieved by ?? months

A

Intermittent squint in newborns <3m NORMAL

Corneal light/Cover test.
Eye-patches–> refer
@older kids - refer ASAP cos not legit
____________

Bow legs in a child < 3yr = NORMAL

Bow legs Resolves by 4 y/o

Sitting without support =
achieved around 7-8 months,
refer if still not achieved by 12 months

74
Q

Airway suction should not be performed unless there is ??????????? causing obstruction,

Airway suction can cause ???????? in babies.

CPR should only be commenced at a HR < ????? bpm.

@ no signs of breathing due to fluid @ lungs give ? breaths via a ??? ml bag via face mask.

A

Airway suction should not be performed unless there is thick meconium causing obstruction

Airway suction can cause reflex bradycardia* in babies.

CPR should only be commenced at a HR < 60 bpm.

@ no signs of breathing due to fluid @ lungs give 5 breaths via a 250 ml bag via face mask.

Paeds ALS

  • 5RescueBreaths
  • Circ signs?
  • 15:2

*reflex TACHY @ SA DHP eg Nifedipine

75
Q
  1. Sickle Cell
  2. Thallasaemia
  3. Haemophilia A/B/C - DESMOPRESSIN
  4. VWDx+TXA - DESMOPRESSIN
  5. G6PD
  6. Hereditary Spherocytosis

@HETERO (XD Xd) female carrier:
Each male child has ??% chance of being affected
Each female child has a ??% chance of being a carrier.
Male ??????? to male
Male –> ALL female ???
Female –> 50% Male affected / 50% femalr carrier

Turner 4? = ?? female -

  • Wide Neck+Nipsssss,
  • High FSH/LH + TSH=HypoT, coarctation,
  • LymphOedema+CystHygromaNeonate

Klein 4? = ??? male - tits
Kall ??? male > female - anosmia

A
  1. AR
  2. AR
  3. XLr - f8/9 / Ar - f10
  4. 1+2=AD ; 3=Ar
  5. XLr MANOR MAFIA
  6. AD SE3A

@HETERO (XD Xd) female carrier:
Each male child has 50% chance of being affected
Each female child has a 50% chance of being a carrier.
Male CANNOT pass to male
Male –> ALL female carrier
Female –> 50% Male affected / 50% femalr carrier

Turner 45 XO female - wide neck/nipples
Klein 47 XXY male - tits
Kall XLr male > female - anosmia

76
Q

Exclusions

???? after commencing antibiotics Scarlet fever

???? after commencing antibiotics
(or ???? from onset of symptoms if no antibiotics ) Whooping cough

Impetigo: Until lesions are ?, OR
? after commencing antibiotic treatment
-remember H2O2, Fusidic, Mupirocin, Fluclox/Eryth

____________

??? from ??? Measles/Rubella

????? from onset of ??????? Mumps

All lesions ????? Chickenpox*

D+V=Syx settled for ? hours

________

Until ????? Scabies

Until ????? Influenza(what allergy CI?)

A

Exclusions

1 day after commencing antibiotics Scarlet fever

2 days after commencing antibiotics Azith/Clari
-or 21 days from onset of symptoms if no antibiotics )
Whooping cough

Until lesions are Crusted and Healed, OR
2 days after commencing antibiotic treatment - Impetigo

_____________

4 days from RASH onset - Measles/Rubella

5 days from onset of SWOLLENglands-Mumps

All lesions crusted over Chickenpox*

Until symptoms have settled for 48 hours D+V

__________

Until treated Scabies

Until recovered Influenza(egg allergyCI)

77
Q

How should routine childhood
immunisations be given?
__________

3. 
Brain CALCification/ SMALL
SENSORI-neural deafness
-ChorioRetinitis (white + RED)
-TCP -iuGR
  • Seizures -HSM
  • Blueberry muffin rash

________________

  1. Brain CALCification,
    -HYDROcephalus
    -Chorioretinitis (white, overlying VIT inflamm)

-Seizures -HSM
-Blueberry muffin rash
?erythema multiforme

Tx?
__________

  1. Ear, Eye, Heart dx

a-EARRR: Sensorineural DEAF,

b-EYEEE: Smaaaall-Eyes
CATARACT/ ACAG
——‘SALT-pepp’ CHORIOret

c-HEARTTT: CongenHeartDx - ?WHICH one?

  • NOOOO Seizures -HSM
  • Blueberry muffin rash
A

Give according to CHRONOLOGIC age
___________

  1. CMV

SEEEE-MV
Sensorineural
SMALL brain / plts

sensorineural = cmv + rubella

  • ganciclovir
    ________________
  1. Toxo
    -spiramycin
    _______
  2. Rubella
    - ears, eyes, heart - PDA
78
Q

commonest cause of F2T in UK?

_________

Floppy baby S.Co.Ne
- LMN signs #WAFER
_______

3M F2T
-poor weight gain/length/head-circ
-UMBILICAL hernia…..
_________

6M - non-Teen
SHORTER than rest 
parents over 6ft tall
-incr FAT around belly 
-FACIAL Features = IMMATURE
-Dx? Ix?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

14M - !TEEN

  • parents noticed kid ‘stopped growing’ #friends-overtaken
  • O/E ABSENCE of axillary/pubic hair, SMALL balls
  • FHx: parents = avg height
  • Radiology bone age = YOUNGER than actual age
  • presnet LATER than what??????????
A

commonest cause of F2T in UK = SOCIAL issues
__________

Sepsissssssssssssssssssssssss
COngen: HypoT/Down’s-Prader Wili
NEuro: SMA Werdnig Hoffman #WATFR
________

Congen HypoT
______

GH deficiency - growth hormone:
-immature face features
-smaller than rest
-INUSLIN TOL TEST + MRI for tumour
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

CDiP: Constitutional Delay in Puberty

  • absence of secondary sex characteristics
  • delayed BONE age
  • presnet LATER than GH def
79
Q

Neonate = Grunt, Flare nose, Recession > 60 RR
__________

c-section –>

  • lung FLUID clearance DELAY #amniotic #?-deliveryUSUALLYclears –>
  • ?Dx

Prem / ?BW–> ? deficiency –>
delivery –> ?Dx –>
prog WORSE W/OUT tx –> Alv collapse @ ? –>
?Pneumothorax

Thick meconium-stained amniotic baby is CYANOSED and TACHYPNOEIC
w/ chest wall retraction.
CXR = patchy infiltrations and atelectasis (slightly collapsed cos of what??)

A

Resp Distress @neonate
-GFR>60 resp rate
_______________

  • c-section –>
  • lung FLUID clearance DELAY #amniotic #vag-deliveryUSUALLYclears –>
  • TTN

PREM / low BW –> surfactant def –>
delivery –> RDS –>
prog WORSE w/out tx –> Alv collapse @EXP -> ?Px

Thick meconium-stained amniotic baby is CYANOSED and TACHYPNOEIC
w/ chest wall retraction.
CXR shows patchy infiltrations and atelectasis (slightly collapsed cos thick meconium!!!!)

C-section -> TTN
PREM -> Surf Def -> RDS

80
Q

A.
A?A/SMA, IgM Middle-aged women
HYPERPIGMENT, OP
High ALP/GGT > alt/ast

B. 
1. A?A/SMA  adults 
2. ? kids antibodies, 
Raised IgGGGGGGGGGG levels 
Piecemeal necrosis
High ALT/AST > alp/ggt
  1. MAN -
    -PPP-anca,
    -onion SSSkin,
    -uCCC
    MRCP - ?appearance
    High ALP/GGT > alt/ast
  2. PBC liver transplant?
  3. PSC/PBC Tx?
  4. PBC/PSC Cx?
A
  1. PBC - AMA/SMA IgM
  2. Autoimmune hepatitis
    - ANA/SMA LKM1kids
    - IgG
  3. PSC
  4. PBC liver transplant @:
    - Bili >100
    - Recurrent cholangitis
    - Refractory itching
    - Ascities
5.
Kolestyramine for ITCH
Usda #FIRST-LINE BASTARD!!!!!
Transplant
ADEK
MONITOR AFP LFT USS
Stop Smoke

6.
PBC: HCC
PSC: Cholangiocarcinoma/Colorectal/UCC

81
Q

Common congenital heart diseases:

  • cyanotic: ??? most @ birth, ??? overall
  • acyanotic: ??? most common cause
  • Most common at Down’s?
A

Common congenital heart disease

cyanotic: TGA most @ birth, ToF overall, TrAtresia
acyanotic: VSD most common cause

Downs - A-VSD

82
Q

Nappy Rashes:

Flexure Creases SPARED - effect of piss/poo?

Flexure Creases AFFECTED w/ satellite lesions?

Erythematous rash with flakes. May be coexistent scalp rash - Seborrhoeic dermatitis

Tx: dermatitis/Candida?
Tx for seb derm babies

A

Irritant dermatitis: Flexure Creases SPARED - irritant effect of piss/poo

Candida: Flexure Creases AFFECTED w/ satellite lesions

Seborrhoeic dermatitis: Erythematous rash with flakes. May be coexistent scalp rash

disposable nappy
Expose skin / Emollients
Barrier METONIUM / Steroid
imidazole @ candida

Baby oil/shampoo
Hydrcort

83
Q

Enuresis tx
______________

ADHD inattention/hyperactive Tx??
-What age give DRUGS?

A

CARED

  1. Cause: Constipation, DM, UTI
  2. Advise: fluid intake, diet and toileting
  3. Reward systems: Star charts for agreed behaviour > dry nights
  4. Enuresis alarm <7yr
  5. Desmopressin >7yr @EnuresisAlarm fail/unacceptable

alarm VS drug treatment - depending on age/maturity/abilities
______________

ADHD inattention/hyperactive Tx??
-What age give DRUGS?

WW10W
Education
Inattention/Hyperactive
Refer paeds/cahms
Drugs 5+yrs:
Methylphenidate: n+v, AP, gord
LisDexAmfetaminECG
DexAmfetaminECG
84
Q

episodic torticollis
neck extension /rotation
GORD
_________

Downs syndrome
Few hours after birth	
AXR = DOUBLE BUBBLE sign
-Scaphoid abdomen
Within 24hrs birth 
AXR - air fluid levels 
Normal birth -> 1st 24-48 hours of life 
Abdo distension and bilious vomiting	
AXR=Air - fluid levels 
Sweat test = CF
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

3-7 days after NORMAL birth
volvulus + compromised circ ->
peritonitic + HD unstable
Ix: Upper GI contrast = DJ flexure more MEDIAL
USS = abnormal orientation of SMA and SMV

2nd week of life
PREMATURITY and inter-current illness
AXR: Dilated loops + pneumatosis + portal venous air
_______

5-10 months boys > giris
-red-currant jelly
-sausage-shaped mass
-USS = target doughnut sign
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

PSten, RVH, ObstOutflow, VSD
—boot shaped heart

A

Sandifer Syndrome
_______

Duodenal atresia
-Duodenoduodenostomy

Jej/ileal atresia

Meconium ileus
-surg Decomp / resection @serosal dx
______________

Malrotation with volvulus
-Ladds procedure

NEC
Necrotizing Enterocolitis
_________

iNTUSSUSCEPTION

  • Tx = barium enema
  • surgery @peritonism
85
Q

Concerned mum
Baby testicle come out in WARM

Kind has mucopurulent discharge coming out?

  • most common Ax of epistaxis?
  • why mucopurulent?
  • over time what can cover it?
A

Retractile testes

Nosepicking > FOREIGN BODY insertion

  • pressure necrosis and
  • secondary sinusitis (cos its blocked)
  • covered in minerals eg Mg PO4 Ca
86
Q

Lump in INGUINAL groin area
Reducible disappears when laying flat scrotum fine

<6w - surg < ?
<6m - surg < ?
<6y - surg < ?
______________

BLACK kid
symmetrical bulge
@UMBILICUS

Tx? Assoc w/?

  • If Syx/ Large = Surg @2-3yr
  • If Asyx+Small = ?Surg @4-5yr
A
Congenital inguinal hernia – paediatric surgery ASAP incarceration risk
<6w - surg <2d
<6m - surg <2w
<6y - surg <2m 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Infanta UMBILICAL hernia
No tx - resolve <3yrs
-Assoc with HypoT !!!

  • If syx/ large = Surg @2-3yr
  • If Asyx+Small = ?Surg @4-5yr
87
Q

FHxxxx
ABDO distension
Meconium delaaaaaaay

Constipated from birth

Dx? Tx?

A

Hirchsprungs - ganglionic dx

Washout Rectal - >
PullThrough AnoRectal

88
Q

Child TESTICLE:

Left = Present @scrotum
Right = ABSENT 

O/E: Right scrotal skin Underdeveloped

-Sometimes palpable when bathe child

When to do
OrchidoPexySexy? OrchidecTWOmy?

A

Cryptorchidism undescended testicle

OrchidoPexySexySixy..= 6+m

OrchidecTWOmy = 2+ yr

89
Q

MMR CI

Intranasal flu CI for kids

A

Live vaccine <4w
Ig tx / 3m
Preg avoid @MMR<4w

Preg avoid @MMR<4w
IC
Neomycin allergy

EGG ALLERGY @IntraNasal flu vaccine

90
Q
-Prog NeuroDegen, 
LHCytosis, 
Albinism, 
Infection, 
Neuropathy

-TCP,
Ai dx IgA HIGH
Malig IgM looooooooow
Eczema IgE HIGH

  • B-cell low, Ig MAGED
  • > 2yr BALS infection

Dermatitis, diarrhoea

  • bact/viral/fungal dx
  • -CXR absent thymic shadow
  • -IL2 fucked
  • -Reduced T cell excision circles
  • XS Phys Growth
  • -head > expected
  • -pointed CHIN
  • Big Brain, Big Balls, Loooong face/ears
  • HyperTelorism, small brain/jaw, Larynx dx
A
  • Chediak higashi - PAIN
  • Wiskott Aldrich - TAME
  • Bruton X-linked AGammaGlob
  • CV-ID
  • -Bronchiectasis/Ai dx/Lymphoma/SinoPul infections

-SCID

  • Sotos
  • -head>expected = macrodOlichOcephaly
  • Fragile X
  • Cri du chat
91
Q
A testis that appears in 
warm conditions or 
which can be brought down O/E 
and does NOT immediately retract 
is usually a ?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Scaphoid abdomen
Bilious vomiting
USS = double bubble sign

A

Retractile testis
_______

Duodenal Atresia

92
Q
6w/o #neonate
red
rash on face/neck/body
-pustules / vesicles
-surrounded by HALO

6m/o NOT neonate
dry, itchy, red, thick/excor
rash @face

A

Erythema Toxicum Neonatorum

infantile eczema

93
Q

Retinal Haemorrhage
Human bite mark

Rib fracture

Doughnut patterm BURN on bum

______

What about bony prominence bruises? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

A

NAI

-bruises on bony prominces e.g. elbow knees is normal

94
Q

Neonate days
Infant ? months

Toddler ? years
Pre-schooler ? years

School age ? years
Adolescent >13 years

A

Neonate <28 days
Infant 1-12 months <1yr

Toddler 1-3 years <3yr
Pre-schooler 3-5 years <5yr

School age 5-12 years <12yr
Adolescent >13 years 13/+

95
Q

2m
3m
4m

12m
3yr4m

12-13yr
13-18yr
________

6in1

4in1

_______

BF benefits

A

2m:
DTaP *6in1, MenB, Rota

3m:
DTaP *6in1, PCV, Rota

4m:
DTaP *6in1, MenB

12m:
MMR
HiBBB-MenCCC-MenBBB
PCCCV

3yr4m:
MMR
*4in1 DTaP

12-13yr - HPV

13-18yr '3-in-1' 
Diphtheria, Tetanus
Polio 
Men ACWY
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

6in1:
Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis,
Polio, Hib, Hep B

4in1:
Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis,
Polio
_____________

Mother:

  • BabyBond
  • PPH/BCancer Reduce

Kid: i-AIRD

  • Infections
  • Allergy/ IBD / RA / DM 1
96
Q

Vacc @12-13yr
13-18yr

A

12-13y = HPV

13-18y =

  • Diphtheria, Pertussis
  • Polio
  • MenACWY
97
Q

E-MSys cresc-decresc murmur - radiating to the CAROTIDS @ RUSE

E-MSys murmur @LUSE

  • Assoc w/ carcinoid #TR/PS
  • fixed split?
  • most common cardiac dx OVERALL
  • s4/bisfriens/jerky

@LUSE diastolic murmur:
?: early, RUMBLING ?murmur #MADCAT-PAQ
?: ?murmur

E-MSys murmur @ BACK

  • rub notching -HTN both arm
  • Rad-Fem delay
  • Turner

What is carcinoid assoc with?!

Continuous machine like @ sub-clavicle
_________

Pansystolic @LLSE

  • louder @insp #incrVenReturn? #carcinoid
  • harsh?

Diastolic @LLSE

Pansystolic @apex

  • blowing high pitched -> radiate 2 axilla + S3*
  • mid ejection systolic click

Diastolic @apex =
Move to LHS but keep steth @apex - >
@Exp -> opening snap + Rumbling
____________

*S3= CPercardKnock, DCM, MR, Norm<30
________

A

EJECTION MidSys@RUSE
-Aortic Stenosis Sys-mid C-D

EJECTION MSys@LUSE= -i-PATH
-innocent - PS, ASD-fixedsplit, ToF, HOCM S4, !!!!

LUSE diastolic murmur:
AR: early, Austin Flint #rumbling #MussetAustinflintDariuszCorriganAT-PistolAQuincke
PR: Graham Steel

Late MESys @ back
-Coarctation

Carcinoid -> TR/PS

Cont machine-like murmur = PDA
___________

PSys LLSE =

  • TR = louder @insp #incrVenReturn
  • VSD=harsh

Dias LLSE = TSten

PSys =

  • MR* blowing high = radiate 2 axilla
  • MP(actually is late sys)

Late Diastolic = MS
-opening snap + Rumbling
____________

*S3= CPercardKnock, DCM, MR, Norm<30

98
Q

Oligohydramnios
-definition
< ?ml @ T3
< ? centile

-Ax?

Macrosomia >90th centile
SGA - small for dates = <10th centile

A

Oligohydramnios
< 500ml @ T3
AFI < 5th centile

Renal agenesis / ACEi
IUGR
PROM/Pre-Ecl/Post-term>42w

99
Q

Pulse = Bounding + COLLAPSING*
Murmur = continuous MACHINE
-Wide pulse pressure
-Thrill + Heave

  • Whats PDA?
  • Why PDA legit in utero?
  • Why not need after born?
  • If persists whats the issue?
  • Similar to Aortic regurg, what kind of pulse you get?

-Tx?
_______

Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
Wide Pulse Pressure = AR/PDA/ 3rdHB
Narrow Pulse Pressure = ASten

A

PDA= pul art + aorta connection

inutero, baby gets O2 from mum
Doesn’t need lungs #pul HTN ->
R->L shunt
-i.e. need it go through PDA

after born, Pul HTN gone ->
blood go to lung for oxygenation
#dont need PDA

If persists #uncorrected, you get:
L->R shunt -> PAH + RVH -> 
R->L shunt @Eisenmenger --> 
-murmur = disappears --> 
infant = CYANOTIC, not shocked

Pulse = Bounding + COLLAPSING*
Murmur = continuous MACHINE
-Wide pulse pressure

Tx = Indomethacin closes PDA!!
Prostaglandins keeps it open @ TGA to allow some oxygenation before surgical fixing

*Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement

100
Q

CCPP:
-cyanosis, clubbing
-polycythemia, PAH
Dx?

Ax?
____________

ASD:
-RBBB+RAD - Dx? Risk?
-RBBB+LAD - Dx?
___________

Man/Turner’s girl

  • HTN in arms
  • R-F delay
  • E-MSys @ LUSE through to BACK!!
  • CXR = notched ribs cos of?

Dx? Anatomy? HTN in which vessels?

A
Eisenmenger:
If persists #uncorrected, you get:
L->R shunt -> PAH + RVH -> 
R->L shunt @Eisenmenger --> 
-murmur = DISAPPEARS --> 
infant = CYANOTIC #not shocked

Ax = VSD, ASD, PDA.
_____________

ASD:

RBBB+RAD = secundum dx
-EMBOLUS SHOOT OFF -> STROKE!!!!!!

RBBB+LAD = primum dx
-prime lad
__________

Coarctation

  • Aorta NARROW near PDA ->
  • HTN in Bracioceph + LSubclavian
  • CXR = collats eroding ribs -> notched ribs
101
Q

MITRAL AREA:

S3: Pansystolic = blowing high pitched ->
Radiate to AXILLA

Pansystolic + EMSyst click

Diastolic @Exp -> opening snap + Rumbling
_______

Collapsing pulse = ? 
Wide Pulse Pressure = ? 
Narrow Pulse Pressure = ? 
Slow rising pulse? 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Pansystolic @LLSE

  • louder @insp #incrVenReturn #carcinoid
  • harsh?
A

MR
- Pansys blowing high pitched -> Axilla

MVP = Pansys + EMSyst click

MS
-opening snap + Rumbling
________

Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
Wide Pulse Pressure = AR/PDA/ 3rdHB
-Narrow Pulse Pressure = ASten
-slow rising pulse = ASten 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Pansystolic @LLSE

  • louder @insp #incrVenReturn=TR
  • harsh=VSD
102
Q

ECG signs:

Tall R @V5+6
Inverted T @V5+6, 1, VL
LBBB+LAD

R tall @V1
Inverted T @V1+2,
RBBB+RAD

Bifid/Broad P-mitrale +/- AF = ?
(what letter does Bifid P look like? 🤔)

Peaked P-pulmonale = ?

A

LVH:
R>25mm @V5+6
Inverted T @ V5+6, 1, VL
LBBB+LAD

RVH:
R tall @ V1
Inverted T @ V1+2,
RBBB+RAD

Bifid/Broad P-mitrale +/- AF = LAH
-MS -> LAH

Peaked P-pulmonale #RAH
-TS>RVH(PS/PAH)

As per John Hampton p112

103
Q

Codeine to PO morphine

PO morphine = to…

SC moprhine /?
OXYCOD PO /?

SC diamorphine /?
IV moprhine /?

OXYCOD SC /?

Alcohol units?
Parkland formula burns
1 Pack year

Anion gap?
Calculated osmolality?

A

Codeine to PO morphine /10

PO morphine = to…

SC moprhine /2
OXYCOD PO /2

SC diamorphine /3
IV moprhine /3

OXYCOD SC /4

Alcohol units?
4.BSA.kg = half in 8hr, half in 16hr
20 cig/day/1 Yr

100ml/kg/d @1st 10kg
50ml/kg/d @2nd 10kg
20ml/kg/d @rest weight..

(Na+K) - (Cl + HCO3)
2(Na+K) + (BM+Urea)

104
Q

Monoplegia -?
Hemiplegia -?
Quadriplegic -?
-Paraplegia -?

ACA–MCA–PCA*

*PCA - midbrain Weber
________________

Amaurosis fugax - which vessel?
Locked in syndrome - which vessel?
__________

  • Absent < – > horizontal eye-move
  • Miosis
  • Paralysis=Quadriplegia
  • Same FACE: PD/PT (paralysis/deaf // pain/temp)
  • Opp limb
  • Nystagmus
  • Ataxia
  • Same FACE: PD/PT (pain/temp)
  • Opp limb
  • Nystagmus
  • Ataxia

__________

  • Unilat sensory/motor FAL
  • Cog dx - VisuoSpatial/Dysphasia
  • HomoHNopia
1 of:
-Sensory
-AtaxicHemiParesis
-Motor
PURELY + HTN

4-6-4 H:
CN4 present?
CN3 present?
CN6 present?

________

Nystagmus: central v peripheral?
______

Brainstem death

_________

Delirium V Dementia

A

Monoplegia - 1 limb
Hemiplegia - Unilat 2 limbs
Quadriplegic - 4 limbs
-Paraplegia - Bilat LOWER limbs

ACA MCA PCA*
L>UL ; UL>L

< – HemiParesis
……..Aphasia – > Agnosia
……..Sensory
….HomoHAnopia – > Mac-Sparing

*PCA - Weber Midbrain
-Same CN3, opp HemiParesis
-Agnosia
-Macular sparing HomoHNopia
________________

Amaurosis fugax - Retinal/Ophthalmic Artery
Locked in syndrome - Basilar Artery
____________

Pontine bleed

  • Absent < – > horizontal eye-move
  • Miosis
  • Paralysis=Quadriplegia

AICA: Lat Pont

  • Same FACE: PD/PT (paralysis/deaf // pain/temp)
  • Opp limb
  • Nystagmus
  • Ataxia

PICA: Lat Med Wallenburg

  • same as above EXCEPT
  • paralysis and deafness

______________

Anterior Circulation Stroke:

3=TotalACS
2=PartialACS

  • Unilat sensory/motor FAL
  • Cog dx - VisuoSpatial/Dysphasia
  • HomoHNopia
LacACS Assoc w/ HTN 
1 of:
-Sensory
-AtaxicHemiParesis
-Motor
PURELY
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

4-6-4 H:
CN4 vertical nystagmus
CN3 Ptosis, Dilated, Vertical nystagmus
CN6 horizontal nystagmus

Nystagmus: Central v Periph:
central is:

  • B/L
  • Assoc sens/motor dx
  • Direction = multi / purely uni or rotatory
Brainstem Death:
Coma unknown Ax
Reversible ax excluded
Sedation X
Electrolytes fine
Bronchial stim -> no cough
Response to sound/Supra-Orb Pressure
Occ-Vestib Reflex absent
Corneal Reflex absent
Disconnect ventilator 5-mins -> no resp support
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
  • Emotions = fear, agitation
  • Fluct Syx = worse @night, normal periods
  • GCS impaired
  • Hallucinations/Illusions/Delusions #perception
105
Q

UTI tx?

  • Cath change @?/+d
  • A
  • M
  • Preg = Tx when? ; ? @GBS-agalactae

Refer: SA RC AS TIC

  • S+F dx
  • Atyp org
  • Recurrence/Persistence
  • CATHETER
  • Atyp org
  • S+F dx

-TwoWW@
?/+ and ?HU:
-w/ ?
-w/out ?

?/+ and ?HU +

  • ? / ?
  • ? / ?

-IC/ Urology dx @prostatitis = ?
-Acute = ? + ? –f/u=?d->
? d/w @f/u
-?
-? @STD

Chronic = ?

A

UTI tx?

  • Cath change @7/+d
  • ABx/Analgesia
  • MSU/ Dipstix
  • Preg = Tx NOW; ANC @GBS-agalactae

Refer:

  • S+F dx
  • Atyp org
  • Recurrence/Persistence
  • CATHETER
  • Atyp org
  • S+F dx

-TwoWW@
45/+ + vHU
45/+ + vHU + (UTI + Tx fail)

60/+ nvHU +

  • dysuria / inc WCC
  • recurrent/persistence
IC/ Urology dx @prostatitis = REFER
-Acute = cipro+CS --f/u=2d-> 
C+S result d/w @f/u
-ABx accordingly
-GUM @STD

Chronic =
-Lactulose @pain-poo, Alpha-blocker, CBT/ADep, Trimeth
________

45/+ + vHU:

  • w/ UTI + Tx fail
  • w/out UTI