Pead 5 Flashcards
Neonatal herpes symptoms pathogenesis?
Intrautine(rare but fatal)
Intrapartum(coomon in active viganal infection)
postpartum(if there active sore)
CM?
Mucocutaneous vesicle and keratoconjunctivitis
CNS form:Seizure, fever, and lethargy
Dissiminated:Sepsis, hepatitis, and pneumonia
Imaging?
Temporal heamorage and edema
Managment?
Acyclovir
Transient synovitis pathogenesis?
Inflamation of tissue surounding Hip joint
CM?
3-8 year No fever joint pain Limping Decrease hip joint movt Keep hip in flexed and external rotation in supine(wide joit space) Resist I.rotation and extension Resolves whithin 1-4 week Able to bear wight
Diagnosis?
Near normal CBC.eSR and CRP
U/S of hip:Unilateral/bilateral hip effiution
Managment?
Suportive
NSAID
Primary humoral deficiency CXS?
Recurent and sever sinopulmonary infection by virus and encapsulated organ.
What are the causes?
BA H IgM S. CVID Ig A deficiency Selective Ig g deficiency
How to D/T?
BA–Low B-cell
Other–Normal B cell
What to do next?
Classify based on Ig level
When will be Thyroglosal Cyst diagnosed?
When infected after RTI
Having immaginary friend is normal in which age?
3-6
Effect on child?
Benificial(improve creativity and rehersal for good social intraction)
Other normal bizzare behaviour in thise age?
Dressed -UP
Pretend play
Story telling with fanciful details
Facial menifestation of anaphlaxis?
Conjectival redness and B.pain and periorbital edema
Tongu and lip swelling
Alport syndrome genetics?
X-linked recesive
Due to type IV collagen defect
CM?
Renal:Asymptomatic Heamaturia and Progresive RI ----+/- rotinuria and HTN SN hearing loss Anterior lenticonus(lence protrusion) Groos heamaturia after RTI
Diagnosis?
Molocular
Longtiudnal GBM spliting
Norml complement