Paeds - neonatal medicine Flashcards

1
Q

3 main presentations of hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy

A

Developmental delay
Seizures
Abnormal neuro signs

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2
Q

Special management of HIE?

A

Mild hypothermia - wrap infant in cool blanket

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3
Q

Important investigation to confirm diagnosis of HIE

A

Amplitude EEG

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4
Q

What is the prognosis of HIE with moderate symptoms and…

  • normal at 2 weeks
  • symptomatic at 2 weeks
A

normal at 2 weeks = recovery

Symptomatic at 2 weeks –> unlikely to recover

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5
Q

RDS - findings on CXR?

A

Ground glass

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6
Q

Main Mx points (4) for RDS

A

1) ambient O2 high in incubator
2) homeostasis
3) Abx
4) surfactant therapy

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7
Q

Mx of PDA

A

Prostaglandin synthesise inhibitor –> surgical ligation

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8
Q

What is the pulse like in PDA

A

bounding pulse

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9
Q

Mx of child born at <35 weeks for feeding?

A

NGT feeding

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10
Q

If a PREM child is breastfeeding, how should you manage them?

A

supplement with calcium, phosphate, protein and calories

iron

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11
Q

What supplement is necessary in all PREM babies? and for how long?

A

Iron 6 months corrected age

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12
Q

3 step management of necrotising enterocolitis

A

stop feeding
Parenteral nutrition
Broad spec Abx

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13
Q

How can retinopathy of prematurity be avoided? what causes it?

A

Screening ophthalmologist in all PREM babies

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14
Q

Presentation of anaemia of prematurity

A

FTT
Abdominal distension
Pallor

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15
Q

3 causes of prolonged neonatal jaundice

A

Biliary atresia!!!!!!
CF
Congenital hepatitis

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16
Q

Signs of severe kernicterus?

A

Arched back (increased tone)

17
Q

2 ways to measure Br?

A

Transcutaneous and serum

18
Q

management of neonatal jaundice

A

Phototherapy

Exchange transfusion

19
Q

RF for pneumonia in neonates?

A

Maternal pyrexia
Chroioamnionitis
prolonged ROM

20
Q

CXR in TTPN?

A

Fluid in horizontal fissure

21
Q

Management of Meconium aspiration

A

Supportive

If severe - suction and surfactant

22
Q

CXR in meconium aspiration

A

Overinflation + patchy consolidation nd collapse

23
Q

Dx of diaphragmatic hernia

A

antenatal USS

24
Q

Mx of diaphragmatic hernia

A

Suction and surgery

25
Q

Presentation fo TOF?

A

Cyanotic after feeds + chocking

DROOLING

26
Q

Mx of neonatal gonorrhoea

A

Cephalosporin

27
Q

Ddx for neonatal seizures

A

HIE
hypoglycaemia
Sepsis - ?meningitis
Cerebral infarction

28
Q

Ix for neonatal seizure

A

Glucose
Blood cultures
(sepsis 6)
USS (haemorrhage)/MRI head

Monitor EEG

29
Q

Causes of neonatal hypoglycaemia - name five

A
  • maternal GDM
  • Sepsis
  • Hypothermia
  • Poor feeding in PREM
  • IUGR (poor glycogen stores)
30
Q

Mx of neonatal hypoglycaemia

A

IV 5% dextrose

31
Q

Top 3 DDx for neonatal collapse

A

1) Sepsis
2) Congenital heart disease
3) salt losing crisis in CAH

32
Q

Mx of cleft lip and palate prior to surgery

A

Special teats/feeding devices

Orthodontist referral