Internship Flashcards

1
Q

Describe how to take apgar
score

A

APPEARANCE, PULSE, GRIMACE, ACTIVITY, RESPIRATION

Heart rate
O absent
1 < 100
2>100

Respiration
O absent
1 slow irregular
2 regular, crying

Muscle tone
O limp
1 some flexion of extremities
2 active movement

Response to stimulation
O no response
1 grimace
2 cough, sneeze, cry

Colour
O blue or pale
1 body pink, extremities blue
2 pink

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2
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Describe the newborn resuscitation algorithm (5)

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Preterm, not breathing, poor tone
- Warm, dry and stimulate (unless < 30 weeks, wrap torso in plastic bag), clear airway if
necessary

Gasping, apnoeic (consider CPAP if ongoing respiratory distress) or hr < 100
- ventilate room air 30 - 40 breaths per minute, use oxygen it prem start at 30 - 40%
- Ventilate with supplemental oxygen as required

Hr < 60
- Continue ventilating with supplemental oxygen as required and consider intubation.
Start chest compressions.
- 0,1 - 0,3 ml/kg iv adrenaline (1:10 000), repeat every 3-5 mins

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3
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How determine corrected age?

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Only do if baby born < 40 weeks gestation

Still < 40 weeks age: gestational age at birth (weeks) + age (weeks)
Eg baby born 28 weeks gestation and now 2
weeks old = 30 weeks corrected age
Born 28 weeks gestation and now 12 weeks
old = 40 weeks corrected age

More > 40 weeks age: 40 weeks + chronological age from DOB
Eg born 28 weeks gestation and now 14 weeks
old = 2 weeks corrected age
Born 28 weeks gestation and now 20 weeks
old = 8 weeks corrected age (48w on chart)

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4
Q

How tell if right atrium enlargement on CXR?

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Ap: prominent r heart border

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5
Q

How tell if right ventricle enlargement on CXR?

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Lateral: increased sternal contact > bottom 1/3

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6
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How tell if left atrium enlargement on CXR?

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Ap: angle of carina >60 (splaying)
Lateral: prominent posterior bulge

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7
Q

Name and classify 7 types acyanotic congenital heart disease

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Cardiac VAPE: coarctation, ASD, PDA, eisenmenger

Normal pulmonary blood flow (CAP)
RH:
- pulmonary stenosis (ejection systolic ULSB)
- (tricuspid incontinence) (common physiological, pulsatile liver if severe, pansystolic LLSB)
LH:
- aortic stenosis (ejection systolic RUSB)
- coarctation/interrupted aortic arch (continuous over back)
- (mitral incompetence) (congenital abnormal
MV or 2ndary to LH dilatation; pansystolic
арех)

Increased pulmonary blood flow (left to right shunts)

  • patent ductus arteriosus (continuous ULSB)
  • ventricular septal defect (pansystolic LLSB)
  • atrio-ventricular septal defect (pansystolic from mitral (over apex)/tricuspid (LLSB)
    regurg OR no murmur bc pressure balance quickly)
  • atrial septal defect (ejection systolic ULSB)
    (eisenmenger syndrome)
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8
Q

Name and classify 9 types cyanotic congenital heart disease

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5 Ts: TGA, TAPVD, truncus arteriosus, tetralogy, tricuspid atresia

Increased pulmonary blood flow (3 ts)
- transposition of the great arteries (ULSB
continuous due to PDA)
- total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage (ejection systolic ULSB due to PS and/or mid diastolic LLSB due to TS)
- Truncus arteriosus (pansystolic LLSB due to
VSD, or midsystolic)
- hypoplastic left heart syndrome (Eisenmenger syndrome)

Right to left shunts

Decreased pulmonary blood flow (PPETT)
(blockage RH to lungs)
- tetralogy of fallot (ejection systolic LUSB
due to PS)
- critical pulmonary stenosis (cont LUSB due
to PDA)
- Pulmonary valve atresia (cont LUSB due to
PDA)
- Ebstein anomaly (pansystolic LLSB due to
TR)
- tricuspid atresia (pansystolic LLSB due to
VSD)

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9
Q

Normal hr neonate <28 days? (EML)

A

110-160
100-165 themba

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10
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Normal hr 1mo-2 years? (EML)

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100-150

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11
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Normal hr 2-5 years?

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95-140
70-110 themba

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12
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Normal hr 5-12 years?

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80-120

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13
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Normal respiratory rate neonate?

A

30-60
40-60 themba

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14
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Normal respiratory rate after neonate-2 years?

A

30-40(55)

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15
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Normal respiratory rate 2-5 years? (EML)

A

(20)25-30(40)

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16
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Normal respiratory rate 5-12 years? (EML)

A

(14)20-25

17
Q

Normal paeds SBP?

A

80 + (age in years) /2

18
Q

Name 8 reversible causes cardio respiratory arrest

A

4 Hs 4 Ts

  • hypoxia
  • hypovolaemia
  • hypoK, hyperK, hypoCa
  • hypothermia
  • tamponade
  • tension pneumothorax
  • toxins eg tricyclic antidepressants
  • thrombo-embolic event
19
Q

Dose of defibrillator paeds

A

4J/kg

20
Q

Define physiological jaundice

A

24h after birth - 14 days (prem 21 days)
+ unconjugated (conjugated Bili:total bili < 20%)

21
Q

Define conjugated jaundice

A

Conjugated: total bili >20%

22
Q

Treatment hypoglycemia

A

5 ml/kg of a 10% dextrose solution bolus IV

23
Q

Maintenance fluids for neonates </=1kg

A

100ml/kg/day

24
Q

Maintenance fluids for neonates 1-2kg

A

80 ml/kg/day

25
Q

Maintenance fluids for neonates >2kg

A

60 ml/kg/day

26
Q

Maintenance fluids/feeds for infants

A

120 ml/kg/day

27
Q

Maintenance fluids for 1-2years

A

100 ml/kg/day

28
Q

Maintenance fluids for >2 years

A

4:2:1 rule ml/kg/hour