Paediatrics Flashcards
When in pregnancy to you check for anti D in rh-ve women?
at booking, 28 & 34 weeks’ gestation.
Biliary atresia
Apparently healthy term babies
Week 3 - jaundice, yellow urine and pale stools due to biliary tree occlusion by angiopathy
spleen palpable, liver hard and enlarged.
Kasai procedure = hepatoportoenterostomy
20% have associated cardiac malformations: polysplenia and situs inversus.
Babies may be excessively hungry.
US may help with diagnosis.
Percutaneous liver biopsy may show bile duct proliferation and bile plugs.
Liver unit
Meningococcal prophylaxis
ciprofloxacin
Antenatal CMV infection effects to neonate
cerebral calcification, microcephaly and sensorineural deafness.
Parvovirus B19 effects to neonate
hydrops fetalis
effects to neonate VZV
greatest risk to foetus is before 20 weeks gestation and can result in scarring of the skin, limb hypoplasia, microcephaly and eye defects
ADHD treatment
Methylphenidate
(dopamine/NE reuptake inhibitor)
BP, pulse,, BMI 6 monthly, ECG
Anaphylaxis doses
Adrenaline 1:1000
< 6 years - 150ug
6-12 - 300ug
12+ 500ug
Hydrocortisone < 6months - 25mg 6mo - 6yrs - 50mg 6-12 - 100mg 12+ 200mg
Chlorphenamine???
RPT 5 mins adrenaline
Osmotic laxative
Movicol and lactulose
Stimulant
Senna/ glycerol supp
docusate
Prophylaxis for home people in epiglottitis
Rifampicin
When do present with laryngomalacia?
4 weeks
Bronchiolitis - most common cause
RSV
Notes on whooping cough
Bordatella pertussis Infectious 3 weeks post sx lymphocytosis erythromycin and prophylaxis for contacts Notifiable Isolate until 2 days after tx
Treatment croup
Stat steroids
If moderate > hospital
Modified Westley score