older GI Flashcards

1
Q

most common cause D+V kids

A

gastroeneteritis - rotavirus

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2
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how long does diarrhoea usually last in children

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5-7 days // stops within 2 weeks

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3
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symptoms clinical dehydration child

A

unwell, decreased UO, warm extremeties, altered LOC // sunken eyes, dry membranes, fast HR, RR, good puleses, ok cap refill, ok BP

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symptoms clinical shock child

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decreased LOC, cold extremeties, pale, // fast RR, HR, weak pulses, long cap refil, hypotension

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5
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symptoms indicating hypernatreamic dehydration

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jittery, increased tone, hyperreflexia, convulsions, drowsy or cma

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6
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when is stool culture indicated kids

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septicaemia, blood or mucus, immunocompromised

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7
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mx dehydrated child

A

50ml/kg ORS, breastfeeding,

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8
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most common causes chronic diarrhoea in infants

A

cows milk intolerance

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9
Q

constipation diagnosis <1 yr

A

<3 times a week, hard stool or rabbit droppings // distress on defecation, bleeding

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10
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constipation diagnosis >1 yr

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<3 a week, overflow (very loose and smelly), infrequent // poor appetite, better after defecation, retentive posture (tip toe, arched back), anal pain

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11
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red flags in constipation

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from birth or first few weeks // meconium >48 hours // ribbon stool // weakness or motor delay // distension // faltered growth (amber)

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12
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symptom faecal impaction kid

A

severe constipation // overflow soiling // palpable mass in abdomen

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13
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mx faecal impaction kid

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1) polyethylene glycol +electrolytes // 2) add stimulant after 2 weeks (senna) // if poleyethlene not tolerated use stimulant + osmotic eg lactulose

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14
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age presentation coeliac kids

A

<3

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15
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symptoms coeliac kids

A

failure to thrive // diarrhoea // distension // anaemia (older kids)

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16
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invx coeliac kids

A

jejunal biopsy (villous atrophy)

17
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symptoms appendicitis children

A

central abdo pain –> RIF // low pyrexia // minimal vomiting

18
Q

symptoms appendicitis child <4

A

perforation

19
Q

what is mesenteric adentitis

A

inflammed lymph nodes in mesentry

20
Q

symptoms mesenteric adenitis

A

similar to appendicitis // recent URTI

21
Q

most common cause vomiting infancy

A

GORD

22
Q

features GORD kids

A

<8 weeks // vomiting or regurg // excessive crying esp when feeding // preterm

23
Q

mx GORD in kids

A

sleep on back // do not overfeed // thickened formula or gaviscon

24
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symptoms fissure kid

A

bright painful bleeding from hard stool

25
Q

symptoms juvenile polys kids

A

harmatomas, cherry red

26
Q

most common cause hypothyroid kids

A

autoimmune // (also post radio eg ALL, or iodine deficiency developing world)

27
Q

RF obesity children

A

asian, female, taller

28
Q

obesity in kids causes

A

GH deficiency, hypothyroid, downs, cushings, prader-willi