Paeds Flashcards

1
Q

breast milk failure jaundice

A
  • PC: first week Dehydration

- poor latch: decrease bilirubin elimination, increase enterohepatic

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2
Q

tx breast milk failure jaundice

A

breast feed every 2-3hrs 15 minutes per side

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3
Q

umbilicated vesicles on top of atopic dermatitis

A

= HSV-1 eczema herpeticum– life threatening

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4
Q

transient synovitis vs. LCP

A

faster onset with transient synovitis;

do XR to exclude

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5
Q

fanconi anaemia

A

aplastic chromosomal breaks

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6
Q

breast feeding does NOT decrease the risk of…

A

endometrial cancer

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7
Q

tripple bubble=

A

jejunal atresia;

secondary to vascular accident in utero: cocaine or smoking

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8
Q

todd’s paralysis

A

post-seizure: restore motor function in 24hrs

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9
Q

post-pericardiotomy syndrome

A

= BECKS TRIAD

- distant heart sounds, hypotension, increase jugular veins

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10
Q

goats milk leads to….

A

FOLATE deficiency– macrocytic anaemia

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11
Q

B2 leads to…

A

normocytic

normochromic anaemia

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12
Q

metatarsus adductus passive and active overcorrects AB

A

reassurance

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13
Q

severe metatarsus adductus, when to do surgery

A

ASAP: stretch/manipulate/cast;

3-6 MONTHS

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14
Q

ALL is what positive

A

PAS POSITIVE

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15
Q

tx radial head subluzation

A

REDUCTION

  • hyperpronation OR
  • supination and flexion
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16
Q

preme vaccines–

A

SAME SAME SAME schedule by age,

EXCEPT– hep B vaccine must be greater than 2kg

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17
Q

painful eyes and diplopia in a kid

A

orbital celulitis

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18
Q

stridor that improves with neck extension

A

vascular ring

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19
Q

age for vascular ring

A

less than 1 yo

a/w cardiac abnormalities

20
Q

imaging for neuroblastoma

A

calcification and haemorrhage

21
Q

Dx HIV in baby with PCR

A

up until 18months

22
Q

confirm lead poisoning

A

venous sampling

23
Q

NAI burn

A

sparing flexors

NO splash marks

24
Q

malrotation imaging:

A

upper GIT contrast study

25
Q

eye: follicular conjunctivitis and pannus

A

trachoma

26
Q

triad of symptoms lead poisoning

A
  • metabolic acidosis
  • haematemesis
  • abdo pain
27
Q

trauma to the soft palate=

A

ICA dissection–> stroke

28
Q

tx androgen insensivity syndrome

A

gonadectomy post-puberty

29
Q

cough–> can lead to

A

subcutaneous emphysema

30
Q

platelets in wiskott aldrich

A

small platelets

31
Q

MCC CP

A

PREME

32
Q

bruit at the costovertebral angle=

A

fibromuscular dysplasia

33
Q

murmur TOF

A

harash SEM, crescendo-decrescendo at LLUSB with single S2

34
Q

venom immunotx

A

anaphylaxis

35
Q

pavlik

A

less than 6 months

36
Q

XR for DDH

A

greater than 6 months

37
Q

wry neck—>

A

c-spine XR

38
Q

cervical adenitis tx

A

clindamycin

39
Q

california at risk for

A

botox spores

40
Q

other name for CF diagnosis

A

pilocarpine elecetrophoresis

41
Q

fam hx
L axis deviation
decrease pulmonary vascular markings

A

TRICUSPID VALVE ATRESIA

42
Q

which childhood brain tumour can present in infratentorial and supratentorial

A

PILOCYTIC ASTROCYTOMA

43
Q

varicella PEP– never been vaccinated

A

immunocompromised: 10days VGIV
immunocompetent: varicella vaccine

44
Q

PC: non-TB mycobacterial lymphadenitis

A

thin skin and violaceous

45
Q

painless bloody stools + ECZEMA

A

milk protein allergy/ enterocolitis

46
Q

ACUTE abnormal menstrual bleeding in 16yo

A

immature HPA– still getting anovulatory cycles–> thus tx= high doses of estrogen