Paeds: Buzzwords and quickfire Flashcards
3 year old boy. Thread like linear burrows, in the finger webs and wrists. Most likely diagnosis?
scabies
Commonest pathogen causing acute detetrioration in eczema?
-Staphylococcus Aureus
Blistering present at birth: Most likely diagnosis?
-Epidermolysis bullosa
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dDx: If they had devloped after birth, Bullous impetigo would be more likely
8 day old infant, flaccid, fragile blisters developed in the poast 24 hours. Most likely diagnosis?
Bullous Impetigo
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dDx: If they were present at birth, it could be Epidermolysis bullosa
Treatment for Bullous impetigo?
Co-amoxiclav (Beta-Lactamase resistant antibiotic)
Umbilical granuloma, first choice of treatment?
Cauterization with a silver nitrate stick
Palpable purpura (almost universally present)
Abdominal pain
Joint pain and/or inflammation
Renal involvement (most commonly proteinuria and haematuria)
Most likely diagnosis?
Henoch-Schonlein Purpura
How do you confirm diagnosis of Layngomalacia?
Flexible laryngoscopy
(Allows visualization of the larynx)
The commonest cause of congenital stridor is laryngomalacia.
The commonest causative organism of Acute bronchiolitis?
Respiratory Syncitial Virus (RSV)
Preventative treatment for RSV bronchiolitis?
Palivizumab (RSV monoclonal antibody)