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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
21
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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)

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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
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  1. atropine, pralidoxime
  2. phyostigmine (NaCO3 for TCA QRS)
  3. naloxone
  4. deferoxamine
  5. glucagon
  6. fomepizole
  7. flumazenil
  8. dantrolene