Paeds Flashcards

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What is the shaken baby triad?

A

Retinal haemorrhages, subdural haematoma and encephalopathy is the triad of the shaken baby syndrome

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At what age should a child start to crawl?

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8-10 months

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Which rash is seen commonly in Still’s disease?

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Systemic onset JIA (AKA Still’s disease) has a characteristic salmon-pink rash

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What would you hear on examination of a diaphragmatic hernia?

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On auscultation of the precordium you note the heart sounds are absent on the left hand side but can hear tinkling sounds

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What could be considered for recurrent febrile seizures?

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Specialists may consider prescribing benzodiazepine rescue medication for recurrent febrile seizures (rectal diazepam or buccal midazolam)

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What is the gold standard diagnosis for Hirschsprung’s?

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Rectal biopsy is the gold standard for diagnosis of Hirschsprung’s disease

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7
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How long do you need to stay off school for with HF&M disease?

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No need to stay off school.

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How many rescue breaths should you give in paediatric life support?

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Paediatric BLS: give 5 rescue breaths if there are no signs of breathing on initial assessment

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What is often preceded by a viral illness and the presence of an isolated thrombocytopaenia and bruising?

A

ITP

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What are the indicators of a life-threatening asthma attack?

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Cyanosis
Poor respiratory effort
Peak expiratory flow rate < 33%
Silent chest
Altered level of consciousness

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Which vaccines for 13-18 year olds normally recieve?

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Tetanus/diphtheria/polio + Men ACWY.

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What is the drawing and tower block milestones?

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Can scribble at age 1
Can draw a line (has 2 ends) at age 2
Can draw a circle (360 degrees) at age 3
Can draw a square or a cross (4 sides/points) at age 4
Can draw a triangle at age 5 (I always just remember this one because it’s annoying that it isn’t age 3)

In general - multiple age in years by 3 to very roughly work out how high a tower they can build, although this doesn’t work that work for a tower of 3:
Tower of 3 = 18 months
Tower of 6 = 2 years
Tower of 9 = 3 years

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13
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Where does rubella typically start?

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Rubella also results in a mildly itchy maculopapular rash. This starts on the face (often behind the ears) before spreading, but does not become vesicular.

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What is the first line management of transient tachypnoea of the newborn?

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Observation and supportive care

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What would be raised in biliary atresia?

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Conjugated bilirubin

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