Pead3 Flashcards

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Glucose-6-Phosphatase deficiency?

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Glycogene -1-storage(Von Gierke disease)
Typically present 3-4 month age
Due to the absence of enzymes in the Liver, Kidney, and intestine
Hypoglycemia
Hepatomegaly
Lactic acidosis
Hyperuricemia
Hyperlipidemia
Doll like face
Thin
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Cause of asplenia?

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Anatomic(Surgery, absence)

Functional(autoasplenia due to fibrosis(SCD),Infilitrative disease(sarcoidosis),Chongestion(PHTN)

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Complication?

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High risk of encapsulated organism asplenia

Holy jolly bodies(precipitated nuclei remaining)

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What about Heinz’s body?

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Seen in G6PDH deficiency
Is precipitated Hb
Seen by Special stain(Crystal Violate), unlike HJB which can be seen by wright stain.

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What about basophilic striping?

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Multiple, blue-green pigment on pheriphery

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Sign of hypotonia in Down Syndrome?

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protruding tongue
flaccid abdomen
Loss of extremity flexion(slip from examiner’s hand)

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Visual acuity testing In children?

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All children age 3-4
Snell chart
HOTV or LEA(Pic) in not lerned child

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All other tests should be done routinely?

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Red reflex testing(cataract & retinoblastoma)
Corneal reflex(alignment)
Cover test for old children to assess strabismus

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Indication for the referral?

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Pupil asymmetry >1 mm
<20/40 at age 4 and <30/40 in 5 and above
Nystagmus
Ptosis
other conditions obstruct vision
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10
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Autism screening?

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at 18 month/2 year

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Depression?

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at age of 12

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Laryngomalacia?

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A common cause of stridor in infants.

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13
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CM?

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Inspiratory stridor
Increase inspiration(feeding,crying) exacerbate stridor
GERD feature
Omega shaped epiglottis

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management?

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mainly resolve by 18 month

Surgery indicated in case of RD, Cyanosis, and failure to thrive

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Stridor types and cause?

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supraglottic lesion–Inspiratory S
Subglottic lesion–Biphasic
Tracheal(Intratoracic airway)–Expiratory

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Henoch-Schonelin purpura pathogenesis?

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IgA mediated leukocytoclastic vasculitis

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CM?

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Palpable purpura
Arthritis/Arthralgia
Abdominal Pain
Intussusception
IgA nephropathy similar renal feature
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Lab?

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Normal platelet and coagulation
Normal/Raised Cr.
haematuria
\+/- proteinuria/RBC cast
Nephritic/nephrotic syndrome in adult
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Managment?

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Suportive(fluid and NSAID)

admission and systemic CS in sever case

20
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Kawasaki disease complication?

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Aneurysm–thrombosis–MI

21
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Chronic granulomatous disease feature?

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X-linked recessive
Recurrent pul. and skin infection
Catalase producing bacteria(S,A ,burkloderia,seratia and aspargilus)

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Diagnosis?

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DHR test

NT test

23
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How about Hyper IgE(Job syndrome)?

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may have rec skin abscess and pul infc. but the patient will have facial deformity(broad nose) and bone abnormality(scoliosis) and strong family Hx(AD)

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TODD paralysis?

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Occur in post ectal phase
Flaccide weakness/paralysis 
Involve one/both extremities in one side
due to nuronal exusion
CT recommended to r/o other serious cause
The seizure may not be witnessed
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Heamoglobine concetration in normal individual?
HgA--95-98 HgA2-2.5% FH--<1 % SSH--Absent
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HgA1?
Thalassemia Mi/SST--Low | Thalassemia Mj/SSD--Absent
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HgA2?
Hihg in Thalassemia mi/Mj | Normal in SSD/SST
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HgF?
Near normal in Thalasemia Min/SST | High in Thalasemia Maj/SSD
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SShb?
high in SSD/SST but absent in thalassemia
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Thalassemia major cxs and Tx?
hemolytic Anemia Splenomegaly treat by frequent transfusion and chelation for iron overload
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Cause of pneumothorax in neonates?
HMD MAS Due to rapture
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Managment?
If life-threatening emergency needle thoracotomy Continue If pat on CPAP Reduce PEEP if on MV
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What to do inpatient with hypospadias?
leave circumcision karyotype-Asses mosaicism renal U/S(asses internal genitalia)
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what is associated with it?
Undescended tests Cordea Conjecital hernia
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effect of maternal estrogen on neonates?
Breast enlargement Luckorachia minimal Vx bleeding(withdrawal) Labia enlargement
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Managment?
Transient | Not need workup
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spontanious Pnumomediatrnum CM?
``` Acute chest pain SOB Cough Subcutaneous emphysema Crunching sound over the heart ```
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diagnosis?
C-X-ray
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managment?
rest analgesics avoid valsava
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Risk factor?
RTI asthma exacerbation Tall, thin adolescent
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mickle diverticulum symptoms?
asymptomatic lower GI bleeding Anemia
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complication?
Volvulus Intussusception Obstruction
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Diagnosis and managment?
TEC scan | Surgery if symptomatic
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Etiology of galactosemia?
AR | Due to GALT deficency
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CM?
``` Cataract Hepatomegaly Jaundice Vomiting and failure to thrive Hypoglycemia High risk of E.Coli sepsis ```
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Lab?
Bilirubin elev. Metabolic acidosis Low glucose + urine reducing substance