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Functional diarrhea

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1 month
>/=4x daily, painless
occurs during waking hours
onset 6 - 60mo
no FTT if adequate intake
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Functinal constipation

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1 month, developmentally 4 yo
< 3x BM in toilet
retentive behaviour
hard, painful BM
too large to flush
fecal soiling
large fecal mass in rectum
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Functional dyspepsia

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1 or more: 4days/month x 2mo
early satiety
post prandial fullness
epigastric pain not associated with defecation

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IBS

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abdo pain > 4x/month x 2mo with at least one of:
1. related to defecation
2 change in stool frequency
3. change in form of stool
if constipation, resolution does not change pain (ie not functional constipation)

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abdominal migraine

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paroxysmal episodes of intense, acute, periumbilical midline or diffuse abdo pain >/=1hr
2x in 6months
- episodes separated by weeks/months
- interferes with function
- sterotypical in individual
- pain associated with 2 of:
1. anorexia
2. nausea
3 vomit
4. headache
5. photophobia
6. pallor
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cyclic vomiting

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ALL criteria:
1. at least 5 attacks, any interval or 3 in 6mo
2. recurrent intense vomiting, lasting 1hr = 10 days and at least 1 week apart
3. sterotypical pattern for patient
4. vomiting occurs >/=4/hr and for >/=1hr
5. baseline between episodes
not other disorder

Typical 2- 5 yo. strong family history
risk to develop migraines later
Rx: hydraiton, antiemetics
lifsetyle changes, prophylatic propranolol, PHB, amitryptiline

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ADHD criteria

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onset <12 years
more than one setting > 6 months
6 in each category for mixed (or 6 in one)

Hyperactive

  • figidty
  • leaves seat
  • on the go
  • blurts out answers
  • not wait turn
  • interrupts others
  • difficult play quietly
  • runs/climbs excessively
  • talks excessively

inattentive

  • careless mistake
  • unable sustain attention
  • fails to complete task
  • disorganized
  • avoids sustined mental tasks
  • loses things
  • forgetful
  • distractable
  • not listen when talked to directly
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ODD criteria

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> 6 months, 4 criteria
- angry/irritable
-defiant
-deliberately annoys/blames others
- vindictive
-losses temper
-easily annoyed
(Not Conduct disorder)
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CD criteria

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> 3 min 12 months
hurt animal/people
property distruction
theft/decietfullness
violation of rules

Rx: multimodal therapy

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Major depressive disorder

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5 or more, 2 weeks
S - suicidal ideation
I - interest
G - guilt
M - mood
E - energy
C - concentration
A - appetite
P - psychomotor
S - sleep
  • no mania/hypomania episode
  • earlier it is, more severe
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schizophrenia

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> 6 months
2 more more (each >1mo) one must be 1/2/3

  1. delusion
  2. hallucinations
  3. disorganized speech
  4. grossly disorganized/catatonic behaviour
  5. neg symptoms
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mania

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3 or more, 1 week
GST paid
Grandiosity
Sleep
Talkative
P-pleasurable activities, painful consequence
A - activity 
I - ideas (flight)
D - distractable
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serotonin syndrome

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F ever
A automomic - HTN, BP, hyperreflexia
R rigidity muscles (less than NMS)
M mental status - confusion, agitation

differentiating features

  • GI (vomit, nausea syndrome)
  • usually no CK elevation
  • more hyperreflexia
  • myoclonus, ataxia

Rx: supportive, usually resolve 24hrs

  • PRN benzo for agitation, rigidity
  • cyprohepatadine antidote
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Neuroleptic malignant syndrome

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dopamine agonists (ie haldol, antipsychotics, metroclopramide)

Fever
autonomic - HTN, BP
R - rigidity of muscles, inc CK
M - mental status - LOC, agitation

MUST: fever, muscle rigidity, CK
Rx; supportive care. more insiduous onset lasts longer than SS

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Panic attack

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intense fear or discomfort
peak few mins, self resolve 45-60min
at least 1 month and anxiety ABOUT panic attacks
\+/- agoraphobia (fear of unable to escape)
4 criteria:
sweat
tachycardia/palpitations
SOB
fear of dying
feeling of choking
nausea
tingling
chest pain
chills
tremble
unsteady/dizziness
depersonalization
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PTSD 4 characteristic features

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  1. intrusive thoughts
  2. avoidannce of stimuli
  3. negative - detachment from others, inability to experience positive emotions
  4. hypervigilance
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OCD

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obsessions, compulsions OR both

  1. obsessions - persistent, invasive thoughts, unwanted
    - aware and wants to suppress
  2. compulsions - repetitive behavior in response to obsessions
    - ie handwashing/checking/cleaning

Rx: CBT as effective as medications

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OCD

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obsessions, compulsions OR both

  1. obsessions - persistent, invasive thoughts, unwanted
    - aware and wants to suppress
  2. compulsions - repetitive behavior in response to obsessions
    - ie handwashing/checking/cleaning

Rx: CBT as effective as medications

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diagnostic criteria autism (4)

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  1. social communication
    - ie reciprocity - eye contact, conversation
    - nonverbal - eye contact, gestures/pointing
  2. repetitive sterotype behavior
    - sterotype movements
    - insist on same routine
    - change in sensory
  3. impairment in function
  4. not explained by IQ or GDD
  5. onset in early childhood
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Indications for Eating disorder admission

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failed day treatment
HR < 50 day, < 45 night
BP < 80/50
temp < 36
orthostatic (HR >20 or BP >10 change)
cardiac arrhythmias
Hypokalemia (< 3.2)
hypophophoshatemia
hypoglycemia
<80% body weight
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Contains what?

FFT
cyroprecipitate

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FFP: all coagulation factors and fibrinogen

Cyrorecipitate - F13, 8, vWF, fibrinogen
- if low fibrinogen, might benefit from concentrated cyro

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Factor replacement
Factor 8
Factor 9
vWF

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F8 - 1u/kg increase by 2%
F9 1u/kg increase by 1%
wilate

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inherited thrombosis

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antithrombin deficiency
protein C def
Protein S def
factor 5 leiden
prothrombin mutation
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Brain death criteria

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  1. established etiology
  2. comatose with no motor response
  3. brain stem response (vestibule-ocular, corneal, pupils)
  4. apnea test
    (PaCo2>60 AND +20 pre test AND pH < 7.28
  5. absent confounding factors
    - temp > 36 neonate. Temp > 34 otherwise

> 1 year old - concurrent okay, 2 physicians
30d - 1 year - 2 separate test (no fixed interval)
< 30 days - min first at 48hr, 2 tests, separate by 24hrs

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head trauma | indications for CT head (CATCH)
``` minor head injury PLUS one: GCS < 15hr at 2hrs after injury suspected open or depressed skull fracture history worsening headache irritability on exam basal skull fracture large, boggy hematoma dangerous mechanism: >3ft, down 5 stairs, MCV, pedestrian ```
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toxidrome antidotes 1. cholinergic 2. anticholinergic 3. opioids 4. iron 5. nifidepine 6. methanol 7. benzos 8. malignant hyperthermia
1. atropine, pralidoxime 2. phyostigmine (NaCO3 for TCA QRS) 3. naloxone 4. deferoxamine 5. glucagon 6. fomepizole 7. flumazenil 8. dantrolene