Paeds mx Flashcards

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Mx of Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura?

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Reassure, avoid NSAIDs and IM injections and vigorous physical activity
If platelet <30k, give IVIG + Anti-D Ig, steroids

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Mx of Kawasaki?

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Steroids + IVIG + Aspirin
2DTTE at diagnosis and 6weeks later

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Mx of T1DM hypoglycemic episode?

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Start 15g oral dextrose, re-check CBG every 15 mins until CBG >4-5 mmol

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Mx of nephrotic syndrome?

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Steroids, immunosuppressants
ACE-Is, ARBs for proteinuria
Nephrotic diary
Diuretics for edema
Salt restriction
Protein restriction
20% Albumin IV if symptomatic edema
Statins for hyperCRL
Vaxx
Aspirin for hypercoagulopathy

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Mx of HSP?

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Supportive care: fluid supp
Analgesia with NSAIDs, but not if got active BGIT or acute GN
Discontinue drugs suspected of inducing HSP

F/u with monitoring BP, dipstick, serology

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Mx of Cerebral palsy?

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Anti-epileptics for seizures
Intermittent cath for neurogenic bladder
Ortho for scoliosis and kyphosis
Release surgery for contractures
VP shunt for hydrocephalus
Ophthal and ENT for vision and hearing issues
PT/OT for weakness
Speech therapist for speech
Anti-parkinsonian meds for athetosis
Botulinum for spasticity
etcetc

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Mx of haemophilia?

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Regular F8 transfusions, or Hemlibra
Desmopressin
TXA
Genetic counselling

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Mx of IBD?

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Exclusive Enteral nutrition for 8-12 weeks
Vit B12, zinc and iron supplementation
Sulfasalazine, azathioprine, MTX, prednisolone
Nutritional supplementation, dietician referral
Symptomatic treatment!! - NSAIDs for joint pain, blood transfusion for anaemia etc

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Mx of recurrent UTI?

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Perineal hygiene
Cotton underwear
Prophylactic abx if VUR 3-5
Correct VUR / neurogenic bladder
Bladder diary
Frequent timed voiding
Surgical correction of anatomical defects

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Mx of Epilepsy?

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Avoid risky activities e.g. swimming, cooking etc.
Educate - how to handle seizure at home
Involve school
Sleep hygiene
Anti-epileptics: Keppra, phenytoin, valproate etc.
Start with monotherapy first.

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Mx of Biliary atresia?

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Liver transplant definitive.
Before that can give MCT oil and Vit ADEK
Monitor for complications, mainly cholangitis. Can give prophylactic abx Bactrim
Monitor LFTs

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Mx for thalassemia?

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Folate supplementation
Regular blood transfusions
Iron chelator therapy
Monitor for signs of iron overload - goitre, osteoporosis, DM, Bronze colour
Splenectomy offered if hypersplenism

Definitive is BM transplant

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Mx of DM?

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**Self-monitoring of glucose - hypocount diary!!
**Regular TCU for control check and complications e.g. HbA1c
Insulin therapy
Monitoring for complications of treatment - lipodystrophy, FTT, DRP obesity etc.
Active lifestyle and weight control, healthy diet
Return advice for complications

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Mx of DKA?

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  1. Fluid resus with isotonic saline
  2. Short-acting insulin 0.1unit/kg/hr
    3. Potassium replacement
  3. Correct acid-base imbalance
  4. Treat precipitating cause e.g. infection
    Treat any cerebral edema with IV mannitol. Cerebral edema is a rare complication of DKA

Monitor for signs of cerebral edema

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Mx of acute hypogly?

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IV 10% dextrose 2ml/kg slow bolus

If child is fitting or vomiting,
Give IV Glucagon. Second line is D50 glucose

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Mx of nephritic syndrome with post-strep GN?

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Edema = Diuretics, Salt and fluid restriction
HTN = CCBs, BBs
Uremia = Protein restriction
HyperK = dietary K restriction, resonium, wtv as needed for hyperK

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Mx of intussusception?

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Keep NBM + insert flatus tube for decompression. 70% recover with bowel rest and decompression.

NGT insertion
IDC for IO monitoring
IV fluid rehydration
Correct abnormalitiess
Definitive mx is air/barium enema

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Mx of HFMD?

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isolate in single room
Symptomatic tx - focus on hydration
Close monitoring for complications - tachycardia, apnea, seizures, myoclonic jerks
IVIG for complicated disease

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Mx of chickenpox?

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Supportive, but give acyclovir if higher risk.
If immunocompromised but:
- sec contact in family
- above 12yo
- chronic skin or lung coniditons
- on steroids:
- Start acyclovir within 72hrs of rash onset.

if immunocompromised, IV acyclovir until all lesions crusted, then PO for 3d more

Isolation + vaxx!

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Mx of Infectious Mononucleosis?

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Return advice - excessive dehydration, fatigue, SOB
Avoid amoxicillin
Avoid crowded places to prevent infection
Avoid vigorous activity for splenic rupture

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Mx of dengue?

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  1. Supportive + monitoring
    - I/O for hydration
    - platelet, hematocrit
  2. Treat volume / blood loss
    - Give platelet if active bleeding
    - FFP if consumptive coag
    - Packed cells for bleeding
  3. Avoid
    - IM injections
    - Brushing teeth
  4. Notify MOH + pt education / counselling
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Mx of neurogenic bladder?

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Clean intermittent cath
Self-dipstick at home
Bladder diary
Monitor for kidney function
Avoid nephrotoxic drugs
Avoid constipation

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Mx of IBD?

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Exclusive enteral nutrition for 8-12 weeks
Vit B12, zinc and iron supplement
Immunosuppressant meds
Nutritional supplement, dietician referral
Symptomatic tx - NSAIDs for joint pain, blood transfusion for anaemia etc
Surgery if got strictures / IO
Lifelong f/u for cancer monitoring, monitor for extra-GI manifestations
Complications - small bowel strictures, anal fistulas

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Mx of meningitis?

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Abx Ceftriaxone + Vanco + ampi if IC
IV Dexamethasone
Droplet precaution
Notify MOH 24hrs
Prophylactic abx for close contacts

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Mx of asthma?
Allergen avoidance, environmental control Pharm control **Treat other atopic conditions** Treat exacerbations Written AAP Inhaler technique
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Mx of bronchiectasis?
**Seretide to lower inflamm** Vaxx Chest physio **Positive expiratory pressure devices** Avoid trigger exposure ## Footnote Bronchodilators are useless in bronchiec
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Mx of Croup?
Symptomatic tx + Humidified O2 If severe: Steroids Fluid supp Nebulized epinephrine in severe disease
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Mx of Measles?
Supportive. Give Vit A if severe. Post-exposure vaxx for close contacts Notify MOH
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