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birth to 10min - action of events

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0min - stimulation
60-65% (Suction, PPV, Intubation)
HR >100
–> oxygenation issue

1-5min 
APGAR score
80-85% (Fi02) (PPV, Fio2)
HR >100
<60 --> CPR, epi

10mins

  • Apgar 2, apgar 3
  • Need to reach milestone, same as before
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APGAR scoring

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Appearance
pulse
grimace
activity 
respirations
normal is 7-10
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Transient tachypnoea of newborn

Respiratory distress syndrome

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TTN
-c-section (not stimulated enough)
-term birth, grunting
Dx  hyper-extended, wet lungs
Tx - PEEP 
RDS
-not enough surfactant
-premature infant
-Xray - hypoextended, atelectasis 
Tx - intuabtion + surfactant 
Hypoglycaemia
-Rule out sepsis 
-sga, lga, DM, IUGR
-Decrease BG, sweaty, tremor, lethargy 
Tx - Oral, IV sugar (D50)
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ICU conditions

  • Bronchopulmonary dysplaisa
  • Retinoapthy of prematurity
  • IVH
  • Nectrotising entercolitis
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BPD - premature, decreased surfactant, decreased alveoli
Xray - Ground glass opacities
Tx - Surfactant, steroids
F/U - DPLD

ROP 
-neonagiogenesis, worsened by increased O2
-Preme, increased fio02
Dx - eye exam
Tx - lazer abblation
F/U - glaucoma 
IVH 
-ayx, increased ICP
Dx - cranial doppler
Tx - Decreased ICP, VP shunts, drains
F/U - MR, seizure 
NEC 
-dead gut, bloody bowel motion 
-Xray - air in wall of bowels 
-(pneumotosis intestinlis)
NPO, IV abx, TPN, surgery
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Failure to pass meconium problems (>48hrs)

Imperforated anus
Meconium ileus

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IA

  • Vacteral
  • no hole
  • Tx - mild fix straight away, severe, colostomy, fix later
  • Need to investigate for VACTERAL
  • Also US sacrum, xray, echo, cather xray, voiding cystouretrogram, xray wrist
Meconium ileus 
Path: Cystic fibrosis, no prenatal care 
Dx - xray, transition point
gas filled plug 
Tx - water enema 
F/U - sweat chloride test, vitamines ADEK , pancreatic enzymes 
pulmonary toilet  
Hirrchprungs (FTPM or constipation) 
-Path - failure of migration of neurons
-cannot get relaxation of nerves at distal colon 
-FFTPM withing 48hrs 
-palpable colon
-explosive on rectal examination  or chronic diarrhea w overflow incontinence 
Dx - Xray 
Biopsy - no plexus 
Tx - surgically re-sect bad colon 
Voluntary holding 
-pain, embarrassment, cognitive impairment 
Dx- clinical 
Stool softeners, behavior
disimpaction - under anaesthetsia
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VACTERAL

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vetebral
Anus
Cardiac
TE fistula
Eosophageal atresia
renal 
limb
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Bilious and non-bilious causes of Baby emesis

revisit this

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Normal vomit - After feed, formula colored, non bilious, non projectile

Billious
-malrotation
-duodenal atresia
-annular pancrease 
-intestinal atresia
(all require surgery)

Non-billious

  • transoesophageal fistual
  • pyloric stenosis
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Causes of Jaundice

need further work

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Causes of prolonged neonatal jaundice

 Unconjugated hyperbilirubinaemia

Blood group incompatibility

Bacterial infection

Breast milk jaundice

Hypothroidism

Physiological

Conjugated hyperbilirubinaemia

Biliary atresia

Bacterial infections ( UTI)

Hepatitis ( CMV, toxo, rubella , syphilis, EBV, parvovirus)

Choledochal cyst

Cystic fibrosis

Rare metabolic disorders: galactosaemia, tyrosinaemia

Causes of jaundice in older children

Hepatitis A other viral infections eg EBV

G6PD deficiency and other haemolytic disease

Autoimmune hepatitis

Drugs

Rare metabolic diseases

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Developmental milestones

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fill i

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Genetic defects

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Diagaphramatic hernia
Extrophy of bladder
Cleft lip, cleft palate
Gastroscesis, omephaocele
Biliary atresia
NTDs
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Burns formulae for Kids

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Face, head - both 9 
Chest, abdo - 18 front, 18 back 
Each arm 9 
Genitalia - 1
2x legs - 9 + 9 + 9
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Burns formulae for Kids

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Face, head - both 9 
Chest, abdo - 18 front, 18 back 
Each arm 9 
Genitalia - 1
2x legs - 9 + 9 + 9

8: 16
50: 50

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Paeds Rashes

-Erythema infectiousum

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Erythema infectiosum - Parovirus B19 - slapped check
Fever + Rash

Measels - (paroixovirus( Rash and fever
-Prodrome - cough, coryza, conjunctivities, koplik

Rubella

  • rash on face, spreads to trunk and arms + high fever
  • generalized and tender lymphadenoptahy

Roseola - HHV6
High spiking fever then rash
-Rash starts on trunk, goes outward

Varicella zoster

  • Rash without fever
  • Shingles (acylcovir, trigeminal nueralgia)

Mumps - pubertal males, parotid swelling, orchitis

HFMD - coxasikle

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Infectious disease

  • meningitis
  • HIV
  • Oseomylitis
  • Septic joint
  • Skin infections
  • Pneumonia + TB
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Meningitis - FAILS positive = increased ICP
CT before LP
Abx +/- steroids
(reduced GCS, focal neurological sign, rasied ICP, seizure)
-Cefotaxime + vanc

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ENT diagnosis

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  • Otitis media
  • Otitis externa - drops
  • Sinusitis
  • Viral cold
  • Pharyngitis
  • Foreign body
  • Epistaxis
  • choanal atresia (cyanotic w feeds, catheter fail to pass)

Upper airway

  • Croup
  • tracheitis
  • epiglottits
  • retropharyngeal abscess
  • peritonsillar abscess
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Whooping cough
Croup
Bronchiolitits
epiglotitis

Main causes

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Whooping cough - pertussis bacteria (immunized)
Croup - parainfluenza virus, RSV, adeno, influenza
Bronchiolitits - RSV
epiglotitis - h.influenza (rare due to vaccine)

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Kawasaki disease

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Vasculitits, common in Asian populations
Fever > 5 days
-Large lymph nodes
-rash in genital area, red eyes, lips, palms, soles of feet
-conjunctivities
-Strawberry tongue
-not responsive to paracetamol/ibuprofen

-Coronary artery anerusyms

Dx - CRP, ESR
echo
Tx - High dose aspirin
-immunoglobulin

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Henoch-Schonlein Purpura

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Post group A strep infection

  • Rash
  • arthritis
  • abdo pain
  • neprhitis
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Hemolytic–uremic syndrome

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Caused by an infectious diarrhea (blood diahorrea, fever, vomiting)
-low RBCs, AKI, low platelets

Tx - supportive care

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Causes of failure to thrive (organic vs nonorganic)

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Organic - CF, CHD, Coeliac, pyloric stenosis, infection, GERD
Non-organic - child neglect, poverty, not calculating formula correctly, maternal depression

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Pathologic puberty delay

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IBD, malnourishment, anorexia
Goandal dysgensis - klinefelter, tner
endocrine - hypopituiarism, hypothyrodism, kallmann syndrom, androgen insensitivity, prader-willi syndrome

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Downs syndrome key features

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Trisomy 21 (drinking - 21)

  • advanced maternal age
  • Intellectual disabilities, flat face, upslanted eyes, epicanthal folds, single palmar crease, hypotonia, extra neck folds, delayed growht
  • emotional instability, duodenal atresia. hirsprungs, CHD (asd, vsd pda)
  • Increased risk of ALL, hypotyrodi, alzheimers
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Edwards syndrome

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Trisomy 18 (elections - 18)

  • Intellectual disabilities, flat feet, low set ears, micrognathia (jaw offset), clenched hands ,prominent occiput
  • CHD, horseshoe kidney
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Patau syndrome

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Puberty (13)

  • intellecual disabilites, eye abnormality, microcephaly, celft lip/palate, scalp lesions, extra fingers, CHD
  • death usually within 1 year
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Prader willi

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chormosome 15

  • weak muscles, poor feeding, slow development
  • narrow head, small hands and feet

-obesity, T2DM

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Di george syndrome

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chromosome 22 , CHD, facial features, developmental delay, learning difficulties

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Klinefelter syndrome

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XXY - advanced maternal age
sexual characteristic differences
-Treat testosterone

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Turners

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XO

  • female, sexual characteristics differences
  • coartation associated
29
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guthrie test (look up on concerto next time)

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dfds

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Fragile X syndrome

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  • intellectual disability
  • autistic behavior
  • large jaw, testes, ears
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Cystic fibrosis

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  • Autosomal recessive, chloride channel
  • Newborn screen
  • Thick meconium, obstruction
  • Increased resp infections (psudomanas, staph)
  • FTT
  • Clubbing fingers, chronic cough, brocnhiectasis, chronic sinusittis, nasal polups
  • steatosis - GI symptoms
  • salty skin
  • DM type 2
  • fat soluble deficiency

Dx - Sweat chloride test
-genetic testing

Tx - abx

  • chest physio
  • steroids
  • pancreatic enzymes given
  • high calorie, high protein diets
  • lung or pancreas transplant
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Types of Immune-mediated disease

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B cell (bacteria)
T cell (fungi, virus)
Phagocytic
Complement (spleen)

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Kawasaki disease

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CRASH AND BURN
Conjunctivitis
Rash
Adeonpathy 
Strawberry tongue
Fever

Dx - CRP, ESR, FBC, echo (rule out coronary artery anursyms)
Tx - aspirin, IVIG, maybe long term anti-coagulation

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Types of arthritis - juvenile idiopathic arthritis

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  • Pauciarticular (uveitis associated, weight bearing joints)
  • Polyarthritis (multiple joints, systemic symptoms)
  • Stills disease (fever, hepatosplenomegaly, rash)

Nsaids, corticosteroids (cardittis), immunosuprresant mediction

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COmplications of acute OM

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  • mastoiditis, cholestatoma, meningitis, TM perforation, chronic OM
  • If at risk of speech and development delay may need gromits
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Risk factors for poor prognosis bronch

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  • RSV, parainfluenza
  • <6 monhts, premature, heart or lung disease, nueromuscular disease, immunodeficiencey

(can progress to resp failure)
Day 3 - is worst

Symptoms- 1-3 fever, rhinorhea, cough
4-6 - resp distress, tachypnea, hypoxia

Exam - tachypnea, hypoxia, intercostal retractions, crackles, wheezing

Dx - no bloods needed
-Swab?
Xray - rule out pneumonia, hyperinflation, flattened diaphragms, interstitial infiltrates, atelectasis

Tx - supportive
02, feeding support
can try bronchodilators
severe - intubation

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Croup

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Parainfluenza 
signs/symptoms - Prodrome URTI, fever, dyspnoea, inspiratory stridor, barking cough 
-Tx - o2
-corticosteroids
-nebulized racemic epinephrine 
severe - intubation
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Epiglottitis

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H.influenza

  • high fever, dysphagia, drooling, muffled voice, inspiratory retractions, stridor, cyanosis
  • tripod position

Dx - clinical

  • secure airway
  • fiberoptic visualisation - cherry red swollen epiglottis and arytenoids (ENT)
  • shows thumbprint sign on xray

Tx - intubation
-IV antibitoics - ceftriaxone, cefuroxime

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Meningitis signs

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high fever, headache, nuchal rigitiiy
-rash (n.meningitits)

  • Kernig, brudzinksis sign - (hip and knee flexion - causes meningeal irritation)
  • Increased ICP, bulging fontanel, vomiign - CT before LP
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most common causes of paediatric conjunctivitis

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-C.trichomatis, HSV, n.gonorrheoea

Dx - culture, PCR, (corneal ulcer_
mother - STI check

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Cerebral palsy causes

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  • Low birth weight
  • Intrauterine exposure to maternal infection
  • perinatal asphyxia
  • trauma
  • brain malformation
  • neonatal cerebral haemorhage

Symptoms - learning delays, seizure, behaviour disroders, hearing or vision impairment, speech deficits
-Hyperreflexia, increased reflexes, increased tone

Supportive - education, physical therapy
-diazepam, dantrolene, baclofen

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Leukaemia

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Most common - ALL

  • anorexia, fatigue
  • bone pain, limp, refusal to bear weight, fever, anaemia, bleeding skin, petechiae, hepatosplenomegaly

Dx - FBC, coags, blood smear - high blasts , WCC low, normal or high

  • bone marrow aspirate/biopsy + genetoanalysis, immunophenotying –> diagnosis
  • CXR - rule out mediastinal mass

Tx - chemo

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Tumor lysis syndrome

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-Lysis of neoplastic cells release of stuff into blood
-Hyperkalaemia, hyperphosphataemia, hyperuricemia, hypocalcemia (due to phosphate released and bindign to the calcium)
-can result in - renal failure, arrhythmia, death
Treat - fluids, diuretics, allopurinol

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Neuroblastoma

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embryonal cancer - distant mets
Associated w Nuerofibromatosis, hirsphrungs disease

Abdo, thorax, cervical
Symptoms - non-tender abdominal mass, horners syndrome, hypertension, cord compression
-Anaemia, FTT, fever

FNA
elevated urine catecholamines
-CT scan, bone scan, bone marrow aspirate - staging

chemo + radiation, surgery

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Wilms tumor

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  • Above kidney
  • Beckwiedemann syndrome, nuerofibromatosis

asymptomatic, nontedner smooht mass - does not cross the midli ne

Dx - biosy or fna

  • US
  • CT sacan of chest and abdo - mets

Tx - local resection, nephrectoym, post surgical chemo and radiation

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Ewings and osteoscarcoma

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Ewings - onion skin (midshaft)

Osteo - sunburst (endshaft), elevated ALP

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