paeds 2 Flashcards

1
Q

life-threatening asthma signs

A

CHEST

confusion
hypotension
exhaustion (reduced work of breathing)
silent chest
tachycardia

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2
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croup
- cause
- symptoms
- tx

A

parainfluenza virus

  • barking/ seal cough
  • resp distress
  • stridor
  • dexamethosone
  • O2
  • nebulised adrenaline
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3
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bronchiolotis
- symptoms
- inv
- tx
- prevention
- when does this occur most

A

loads
- coryzal
- fever
- resp distress
- wheeze
- cough

nasopharang aspirate - RSV (causative virus)
CXR to exclude pneumonia/ pneomthoraz

supportive tx
- (No abx/ ICS/ bronchoD)

prevention = pavalizumab

esp in winter

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4
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APGAR score

  • what?
  • what score is ok/ bad
A

neonate assessment

appearance
pulse
grimace
activity
respiration

7+ good
3-7 moderately depressed
<3 severely depressed

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5
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epiglotitis
- symptoms
- treatment

A

tripod position
drooling
dysphagia/ dysphonia
stridor
fever
sore throat
resp distress

may have poor vax history - haem influenz bacteria

intubate/ ventilate!! anaesthetics

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6
Q

severe asthma attack

A

unable to talk in full sentences
not feeding well
audible wheeze
accessory muscle use

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7
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cystic fibrosis
- what
- symptoms
- inv
- tx

A

CFTR gene mutation on chromosome 7

recurent chest inf
- can inc bronchiectasis
malabsorption
- foul, hard to flush poos / meconium ileus
- poor growth
rectal prolpase
nasal polyps
reduced fertility

sweat test ! (amout of chloride in sweat)
newborn screening
genetic test CFTR gene

pancreatic enzyme
prophylactic Abx (chest inf)
anti mucolytic (cough up phlegm)
diet - high fat, high calorie
chest physio

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8
Q

what medication to give for:

viral meningitis
bacterial meningitis
RSV bronchiolotis prophylaxis
MS
IBD
chlamidya
PROM inf / neonatal sepsis
scarlet fever
reduce swelling

A

viral meningitis - aciclovir

bacterial meningitis
- before hospital : benzylpenicillin
- <3m - ceftriaxone + amoxicillin
- >3m - ceftriazone + dexamethoasone

RSV bronchiolotis prophylaxis - pavalizumab

MS - natalizumba

IBD - infliximab

chlamidya - Doxycycline (Azithromycin if pregnant)

PROM inf/ neonatal sepsis - Benzylpenicillin + Gentamicin

scarlet fever - penV: Phenoxymethypenicillin

reduce swelling - dexamethasone

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9
Q

scarlet fever
- symptoms
- tx
- pathogen

A

strawberry tongue
fever
sore throat
rash - punctuate erthyema - pin point, sandpaper, trunk often, not palms/ soles

pen v 10 d
notifiable disease
back to school 24h after

Strep pyogenes

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10
Q

erthyema infectoiusum
- caused by
- symptoms
- tx

A

parvovirus b19

slapped cheek, may spread but not to palms/soles
Hb lower (platelets lower?)

supportive
blood trandusion/ antibodies if extreme

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11
Q

fluid correction equation

A

defecit % x 10 x weight

(weight = (age +4) x2 )

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12
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fluid maintenance equation

A

first 10kg: 100ml/kg
next 10kg: 50ml/kg
every other 10kg: 20ml/kg

(weight = (Age+4)x2)§

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13
Q

shaken baby triad

A

retinal haemorrhages
encephalopathy
subdural haematoma

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14
Q

when is APGAR assessed

A

1 min
5 mins

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15
Q

exacerbation of asthma —> ?

A

steroids 3-5 days (always)

(on top of prev tx eg salbutamol)

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16
Q

meckels diverticulum
- ?
- symtpoms
- investigation
- tx

A

pouch in small intestine - remnant of the omphalomesenteric duct (also called the vitellointestinal duct) - contains ectopic ileal, gastric or pancreatic mucosa.

  • massive painless bleed (most common cause for this)
  • abdo pain similar to appendicitis
  • obstruction (secondary to volvulus, omesopheteric band (most common) and intussception)

Meckels scan- 99m technetium pertechnetate

supportive - blood transfusion
surgical removal is narrow

17
Q

UTI tx

A

<3m –> refer to hospital immediately

older:
- Upper UTI - consider hospital admission, broad Abx
- lower UTI - broad abx

18
Q

developmental dysplasia of hip investigation

A

<4.5 months – USS

> 4.5m - X ray

19
Q

SSRI use in first / third trimester increases what risk

A

1st - congenital heart defects

3rd - neonatal persistant pulmonary hypertension

20
Q

what happens after A WHILE of taking antipsychotics

what happens IMMEDIATELY

A

LONG -tardive dyskenesia

SHORT - dystonia / neuroleptic malignant syndrome

21
Q

erbs palsy
- what roots
- what cause
- what effect

A

ERB

C5/C6

Breech
shoulder dystocia

winged scapula
pronated arm
adducted arm
internally rotated arm

22
Q

klumpkes palsy

  • what roots
  • what cause
  • what effect
A

KLUMPKE

C8/T1

strethced/ pulled babies?

hand muscle palsy (e.g loss of thumb adduction, finger abduction)

23
Q

suboccipital lymph nodes swollen
fever
malaise
face rash then spreads

A

rubella