Paeds- resp Flashcards

1
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Dosage of antenatal steroid prophylaxis in PTL

A

Beclamethasone 12mg

2 doses given 24 hours apart

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2
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Clinical signs of respiratory distress syndrome

A

RR>60
Cyanosis
Grunting
Chest wall recession

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3
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Management of RDS

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1) OXYGEN - incubator (nasal CPAP)
2) Homeostasis - RADIANT WARMER monitor glucose, U+Es, VBC, IV nutrition
3) SURFACTANT THERAPY - via TRACHEAL TUBE
4) ABX

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4
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Otitis media - presentation

A

Fever, coryza

Ear: pain/pulling/popping/fullness

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5
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Appearance of otoscope in otitis media

A

Red
bright + bulging
Loss of normal light reflection

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6
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Presentation of otitis externa

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Swelling + pain on jaw movement = thick discharge

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7
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Complications of otitis media

A

Perforated tympanic membrane
Spread to brain
Febrile convulsions

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8
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Mx of otitis media for all children

A

Analgesia + warm compress

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9
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Otoscopy appearance of glue ear

A

Dull + retracted eardrum
Loss of light reflex
Visible fluid level1!!

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10
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Ix for otitis media w effusion (glue ear) + results?

A

Tympanometry (soft sensor in ear and air pressure is measured) –> flat trace

Pure tone audiometry if >4yo –> conductive hearing loss

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11
Q

ImpDDx for pharyngitis and tonsilitis

A

Epiglottitis
Kawasaki’s
Scarlet fever
Infectious mononucleosis

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12
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Centor criteria

A

1) absence of cough
2) exudates on tonsils
3) Fever
4) Tender anterior cervical LNs

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13
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Abx therapy for tonsilitis

A

Phenoxymethylpenicillin for 10 days

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14
Q

When to consider abx for tonsillitis/pharyngitis

A

Centor =3
immunocompromised
DM
Hx of rheumatic fever

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15
Q

When to refer for tonsillectomy

A
>5 episodes/year
FTT
Disruption to ADLs
Sleep apnea/daytime drowsiness
Sx >1 year
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16
Q

Pertussis Mx

A

Erythromycin in first 21 days
Erythromycin + vaccination to close contacts
PHE -notifiable illness

17
Q

Epiglottitis = mx of contacts

A

rifampicin

18
Q

Complications of sinusitis

A

CNS spread –> vomiting

Orbital spread –> visual changes

19
Q

mx of sinusitis

A

analgesia
topical decongestant
warm face packs
FLUIDS

+/- 7 days amoxicillin

20
Q

Mx of CF initially

A

RESP: physio + Abx prophylaxis + vaccinations + annual flu jab
+ Nebulised aentispeudomonal abx + DNAse
(ultimately, transplant)

NUTRITION:

  • high cal diet + overnight feeding via gastrostomy
  • Creon!!!!
  • Vit ADEK

PSYCH support

21
Q

Later complications of CF

A
DM
Liver failure
DIOS
Pneumothorax + haemoptysis
Male infertility