PAEDS Flashcards

1
Q

age restrictions on promethazine and reason

A

contraindicated in less than 6 months, caution in less than 2yo

risk of fatal respiratory depression and apnea

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2
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paracetamol dosing by weight and max dose for po vs pr

A

10-15mg/kg/dose,
max dose PO 75mg/kg/day
pr 90mg/kg/day

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3
Q

lactulose dose by weight

A

7-7.5ml/dose q12-24h

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4
Q

nsaids and varicella infection

A

nsaids assoc w elevated risk of severe skin and soft tissue complications of varicella zoster virus infection in children w varicella

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5
Q

carbocysteine restriction in children and why

A

contraindicated in less than 2yo

aggravation of respiratory sx (use of mucolytics)

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6
Q

minimum age of ppsv23

A

2 yo

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7
Q

when should rotavirus vaccines be given, and what is the interval

A

dose 1: 6-16 weeks of age, dose 2 must complete by 24 weeks

interval at least 4 weeks

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8
Q

when should mmr vax be given

A

at least 12 months and above

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9
Q

for the combined DTAP, polio and h influenzae type b vaccine:
when can you start, how many doses, what is the interval and how to take a booster

A

min age: 2 months
3 doses in the first 6 months of life
at least 1 month interval
booster: second year of life, at least 6m after completing basic doses

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10
Q

risk of mmrv vax and who should avoid it. what is the alternative method to administer the vax

A

mmrv vax: increases risk of febrile seizure. administer mmr and varicella separately

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11
Q

preferred antibiotic in kids with g6pd

A

trimethoprim

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12
Q

which are live vaccines: MMRV, rotavirus, yellow fever, pcv13

A

all except pcv13

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13
Q

minimum age of influenza vaccine

A

6 months

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14
Q

distribution of neonates compared to adults

A

larger volume of distribution in neonates

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15
Q

total body water vs age

A

total body water declines with increasing age

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16
Q

clearance rate of drugs in children

A

reduced clearance, prolonged half life for drugs requiring metabolism for elimination

17
Q

body surface area calculation

A

(height in cm x weight)/ 3600 then take sq root

18
Q

max dose of ibuprofen , and dosing regimen

A

40mg/kg/day. usual dose 5-10mg/kg/dose

19
Q

min age for ibuprofen

A

6 months

20
Q

min age for diclofenac

A

1 year old

21
Q

dosing of diclofenac

A

0.5-2mg/kg/d in 2-3 divided doses, max dose 150mg/day

22
Q

dosages for oxymetazoline

A

<1yo: 0.01%
1 to 6 yo: 0.025%
>6 yo: 0.05%

23
Q

recommended age for oral decongestants

A

at least 12 yo

24
Q

loperamide for how old, what is the dosing

A

at least 6 years old. 0.05-0.1mg/kg q8-12h. max 0.4mg/kg

25
Q

contraindications of hidrasec

A

less than 3 months
angioedema with acei

26
Q

minimum age for forlax

A

8 years old

27
Q

administration for forlax

A

space at least 2 hours from other meds

28
Q

contraindications to forlax

A

hypersensitivity to peg
severe IBD, toxic megacolon
bowel obstruction
fructose intolerance

29
Q

preferred tetracycline in children and why

A

doxycycline. not likely to cause visible teeth staining in children younger than 8 years

30
Q

can you administer vaccines on the same day regardless of live or not

A

yes

31
Q

if administered on different days, what is the minimal interval for live vaccines

A

at least 28 days

32
Q

are these vaccines live?
BCG
MMRV
Rotavirus

A

yes

33
Q

live or not?

yellow fever

A

yes

34
Q

are these vaccines live or not?
hepb, h influenzae, dtap, tdap

A

no

35
Q

are these vaccines live or not? polio, pcv, ppv

A

no

36
Q

do children have higher or lower body surface area to mass ratio than adults

A

higher

36
Q

is gastric ph higher or lower in neonates

A

higher (less acidic)

37
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A