Paeds - Misc Flashcards
Recurrent otitis media
Common at 2-7 years
Conductive hearing loss
- Speech difficulties
- Learning problems
JIA aetiology and clinical features
Arthritis in under 16s
Lasting > 3 months
Arthritis
- Stiffness after periods of rest
- Morning joint stiffness
Systemic - FLAAAPy SALMON
- Fever
- Lymphadenopathy
- Anterior uveitis
- Anorexia
- Arthritis
- Pink rash - SALMON
JIA investigations
FBC
- Anaemia
- WCC ^
- ESR ^
- Ferritin ^
ANA +ve
Rh can be -ve
LFT ^
Albumin - LOW
JIA management
NSAIDS
Prednisolone
Mehotrexate
Tocilizumab - IL-6
Anakinra - IL-1
JIA complications
Chronic anterior uveitis Anaemia of chronic disease Osteoporosis Growth failure Valgus deformity
Perthe’s disease aetiology and presentation
Chronic - Boys aged 4-10
- Short stature
- LBW
- Passive smoking
- Low SE status
Clinical features
- Unilateral
- Hip and knee pain
- Limited ROM
- Roll test - Guarding and spasm
Perthe’s disease investigations / management / complications
XR
- Flattening and fragmentation of epiphysis
- Sclerosis
- Widening of joint
MRI
Bone scan
Management
- Bed rest and traction
- Surgery < 6 years
Complications - Premature fusion of growth plates
DDH aetiology and presentation
Breech Birth weight < 5kg Family Hx Female First born C-section
8 week check
- Asymmetrical skin creases
- Unequal length
- Limited abduction
DDH investigations and management
Barlow’s - Dislocates
Ortolani’s - Relocates
Management
- 60% resolve spontaneously - 3-6 weeks
- Pavlik cast < 4/5 months
- Surgery in older children
Transient synovitis presentation
3-10 years
Not weight bearing
Look well
Unilateral pain on walking and extreme ranges
No pain at rest
Previous respiratory infection
Mild fever
Transient synovitis investigations / management / complications
ESR - NORMAL
XR - NORMAL
USS - Fluid in joint
Rest
Analgesia
Complications - Perthe’s 3%
NAI
History doesn’t match presentation
Delayed presentation
Torn frenulum
Retinal haemorrhage
Cheek, neck, buttocks and forearms
Skull fracture
Rib fracture
Non-ambulatory child - Cerebral palsy?
Osteogenesis imperfecta aetiology and presentation
Autosomal dominant
Type 1 collagen
Multiple fractures
Scoliosis
Triangle face
Blue sclera
Dental deformity
Deafness - Due to otosclerosis
Hernia and valve prolapse
Osteogenesis imperfecta investigations and management
DEXA
Skeletal survey
Biopsy - Skin/bone
ALP ^
Management
- Alendronic acid
- Synthetic calcitonin
- PT
- Analgesia
Bone neoplasm types and presentation
Osteosarcoma
Ewing’s
Chondrosarcoma
Painful
Rapid growing limb