LAD in children Flashcards

1
Q

what is the size of LNs that make them enlarged

A

2 cm or bigger

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2
Q

enlargement of ___ nodes is not normal

A

supraclavicular

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3
Q

if __ or more nodal groups are invovled start thinking what

A

2, systemic disease

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4
Q

drugs for bartonella henselae

A

azithromycin

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5
Q

other manifestations of cat scratch disease

A

eye: parinaud’s sydnrome (conjunctivitis, preauricular adenitis, conjunctival granuloma
neuroetinitis (inflammation of neural retina and optic nerve)

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6
Q

testicular mass, especially painless without history of trauma/injury do what

A

chest radiograph indiceated

likely a malignancy

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7
Q

TERATOMA

A

sacrococcygeal are the most common

  • benign, well diff cystic lesions
  • lesions of indeterminate potential
  • unequivocally malignant teratoma
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8
Q

neuroblasmtoma

what cells

A

tumors of sympathetic ganglia and adrenal medulla

from primordial NCC

most common extracranial solid tumor of childhood

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9
Q

neuroblastoma clinical course and prognositc factors

A

children under 2 with
fever, large abdrominal mass, wieght loss, blueberry muffin baby

older children: bone pain, respiratory symptoms, gi complaints, periorbital region

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10
Q

90% of neuroblastomas produce what

A

catecholamines

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11
Q

wilms tumor

A

most common primary renal tumor of childhood
2-5 yrs of age
90% cure rate

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12
Q

wilms tumor increased with what congenital malformations

A

WAGR syndrome
wilms tumor, aniridia, genital anomalies, mental retardation
11 p13 deletions

denys drash syndrome
-gonadal dysgenesis, nephropathy, WT1 protein mutation

beckwith wiedemann syndrome
-enlargement of body organs, omphalocele

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13
Q

wilms tumor usually presents with one of following

A
large abdominal mass
hematuria
pain in abdromen after trauma
intestinal obsturciton
htn
pulmonary metastases
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14
Q

what cervical LAD is important

A

posterior cervical

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