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baby with shock and unable to place peripheral central line - next step

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intraosseous lines (usually at proximal tibia due to its wide, flat surface and distance from the sternum in case cardiopulm resusciatation is perfomed simultaneously

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contraindications of intraosseous

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  1. infections (cellulitis overlying the access site
  2. fractrue or previous attempts in the chosen extremity
  3. bone fragility
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signs of neonatal dehydration

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  1. decreased wet diapers
  2. absence of tears
  3. sunken fontanelle
  4. dry mucous membranes
  5. decreased skin tugor
  6. delayed capillary refill
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neonatal dehydration - management of weight loss

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less than 7%: continue exclusive breastfeeding, follow up at age 10-14 days to check
7 or more: asses for oromotor dysfunction, assess for lactation failure, daily wights, consider formula supplementation
HEALTY INFANTS NORMALLY LOSES 7% OF WEIGHT IN FIRST 5 DAYS

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5
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betwetting is normal until …. years old

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5

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6
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Marfan vs homocystinuria in lens

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both have dislocation
Marfan: up and out
homocyst: down and in

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homocystinuria - presentation

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increased homocysteine in urine
osteoporosis
Marfanoid habitus
lens dislocation 
cardiovascular effects
kyphosis
intellectual disability
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8
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a complication of henosch schonlein purpura

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increasd risk for ileoileal intussuscpetion due to intestinal edema and bleeding

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9
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Prader willi

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hypotonia, hyperphagia, obesity –> risk for sleep apnea, DM, gastric rupture, death by chocking
deletion of paternal 15q11-q13

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10
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McCune-Albright syndrome

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  1. peripheral precocious puberty
  2. irregular cafe au lait macules
  3. polyostotic fibrous dysplasia (reccurent fractures) GNAS gene mutation –> overproduction o pituitary hormones
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11
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muscular dystrophies - screening

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increased CPK and alodase

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12
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muscular dystropy - confirm diagnosis

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genetic studies (muscle biopsy with absent of dystrophin)

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13
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Down syndrome associated diseases

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  1. Duodenal atresia
  2. Hirschsprung disease
  3. Congenital heart disease (especially ostium primum-type ASD)
  4. Increased risk for ALL
  5. Increased risk for AML
  6. Increased risk for Alzheimer (>35)
  7. atlantoaxial instability
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Down syndrome phenotype

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  1. Intellectual disability
  2. Flat facies
  3. Prominent epicanthal folds
  4. Gap between 1st 2 toes
  5. Brushfield spots
  6. Single palmar crease
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First trimester findings in down syndrome

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  1. Increased nuchal translucency (UL)
  2. Hypoplastic nasal bone (UL)
  3. Decreased serum PAPPA-A
  4. Increased β-hCG
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Second-trimester QUAD screen shows in Down syndrome

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  1. Decreased a-fetoprotein
  2. Increased inhibin A
  3. Decreased estriol
  4. Increased β-hCG
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17
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Edwards syndrome also called

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trysomy 18

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18
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Edwards syndrome first trimester (Lab)

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Decreased PAPPA-A and free β-hCG

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Second trimester QUAD screen show of Edward’s syndrome

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  1. Decreased α-fetoprotein
  2. Decreased β-hCG
  3. Decreased estriol
  4. Decreased or normal inhibin A
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Edward syndrome findings

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  1. SEVERE intellectual disability
  2. Micrognathia (small jaw)
  3. Clenched hands with overlapping finbers
  4. Low set ears
  5. Congenital heart disease
  6. Prominent occiput
  7. Rocker-bottom feet
21
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Patau syndrome also called

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Trisomy 13

22
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First trimester pregnancy screen show for Platau syndrome

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  1. Decreased free β-hCG
  2. Decreased PAPPA-A
  3. Increased nuchal translucency
23
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Platau syndrome findings

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  1. SEVERE intellectual finindings
  2. Rocker bottom feet
  3. Micropthalmia
  4. Microcephaly
  5. Cleft lip/Palate
  6. Holoprosencephaly
  7. Polydactyly
  8. Congenital heart disease
24
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Cri-du-chat findings

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  1. Microcephaly
  2. Intellectual disability (moderate to severe)
  3. VSD
  4. Epicanthal folds
  5. High-pitched crying/mewing
25
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Williams syndrome findings

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  1. Distinctive “elfin” faces
  2. Intellectual disability
  3. Hypercalcemia (increased sensitivity to vit D)
  4. Well developed verbal skills
  5. Extreme friendliness with strangers
  6. Cardiovascular problems
26
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kallman - mode of inheritance

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X

27
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MC type od spinocerebellar ataxias

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Friedreich ataxia

28
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general check up in teenagers

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all sexually active under 24 should be screened or Chlamydia + Neisseria by PCR
- Athletes with RF for sudden death should undergo cardiac evaluation
Random urine toxicology is generally not recommended

29
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check lipid profile in teenagers?

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at age 9-11 and at age 17-21 as lipid levels are relatively stable prior to and after puberty

30
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transient tachypnea of the newborn - X-ray

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fluid in interlobular fissures

31
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HSV - neonatal conjunctivitis - treatment

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  • systemic acyclovir

- topical vidarabine

32
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MC abd mass

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Wilms

33
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omphalocele is highly associated with

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Edward (18)

34
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emancipated minor

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  1. homelss
  2. parent
  3. married
  4. military service
  5. financially independent
  6. high school graduate
35
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midecally emancipated minor

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  1. emergency care
  2. STD
  3. substance abuse
  4. pregnancy care
  5. contraception
36
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how many parents are required for a non-emergent medical intervention

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only 1

37
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nonemergency situation in which parent refuses potentially life saving treatment for the child (eg chemo in cancer) –> …

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court order mandating treatment

38
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pink stains or brick dust in neonatal diapers?

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uric acid crystals: excretion is esp high at birth and decreases until adolescence, when adult levels are observed –> commonly seen during the 1st yeak as the mother’s milk coming in, or in later months with the morning void after the infant begins to sleep through the night

39
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Marfan mutation

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fibrillin -1

40
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Turner syndrome - fractures?

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common osteoporotic fractures due to absence of estrogens

41
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accidental diagnosis with urehtritis (chlam or neisseria) next step

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antibiotics immediately and refrain from sex until treatment is complete and symptoms resolved
all sex partners from the preceding 2 months should also be tested and treated for infection

42
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Most common clinical manifestations of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

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  1. Hyperextensible skin
  2. Tendency to bleed (easy bruising)
  3. Hypermobile joints
43
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zika - congenital defects

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microcephaly, hypertonia, contractures, ocular abnormalities, hearing loss

44
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When babbling

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6 months

45
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When response to name

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6 months

46
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healthy infants norally lose up to ….% weight in the first …. days of life

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7% of birth weight in the first 5 days of life –> check for regain in 10-14 days

47
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Aplasia cutis - syndrome

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Parau (13)

48
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Mc albright syndrome - mutation at

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GNAQ