Pedia 3B - Applied Pediatric Ward Flashcards

1
Q

Heterophoria

A

Latent tendency for the eyes to deviate

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2
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Amaurosis

A

Partial or complete blindness

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3
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Orthophoria

A

Ideal condition of exact ocular balance

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4
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Heterotropia

A

Constant misalignment of the eyes

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5
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Dyscoria

A

Abnormal shape of the pupil

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6
Q

Scaphocephaly

A

Head is elongated in the AP diameter

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7
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Turricephaly

A

Top of the head is pointed

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8
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Plagiocephaly

A

One side of the head is more rounded

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9
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Oxicephaly

A

Tower head

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10
Q

Absence of clavicle

A

Cleidocranial dyostosis

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11
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Presternal edema

A

Mumps

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12
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Supernumerary nipples

A

Renal anomaly

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13
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Pigeon breast

A

Rickets

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14
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Shield chest

A

Turner’s Syndrome

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15
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Hyper-resonant on percussion

A

Emphysema

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16
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Dullness on percussion

A

Consolidation

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17
Q

Increase vocal resonance

A

Consolidation

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18
Q

Age Related: Infancy

Behavioral problem:

A

Child neglect

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19
Q

Age Related: Pre-school

Behavioral problem:

A

Breath holding

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20
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Age Related: School age

Behavioral problem:

A

Bed wetting

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21
Q

Age Related: Adolescence

Behavioral problem:

A

Acting out behavior

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22
Q

Lesions - 1’ or 2’

Macule

A

Primary

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23
Q

Lesions - 1’ or 2’

Papule

A

Primary

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24
Q

Lesions - 1’ or 2’Excoriation

A

Secondary

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25
Q

Lesions - 1’ or 2’

Crust

A

Secondary

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26
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Lesions - 1’ or 2’

Wheal

A

Primary

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27
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Lesions - 1’ or 2’

Ulceration

A

Secondary

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28
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Lesions - 1’ or 2’

Scar

A

Secondary

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29
Q

Finding: Exaggerated reflexes

Disease Associated:

A

Dse of CNS

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30
Q

Finding: Dark Urine

Disease Associated:

A

Myoglobiuria

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31
Q

Finding: Sensory changes

Disease Associated:

A

Peripheral Nerve Dse

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32
Q

Finding: ??

Disease Associated:

A

Anterior Horn Disease

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33
Q

Type of Rash: Malar Rash

Disease Associated:

A

SLE

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34
Q

Type of Rash: Erythema marginatum

Disease Associated:

A

ARD Acute rheumatic disease

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35
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Type of Rash: Purpuric Spots over distal portion of extremities
Disease Associated:

A

HSP Henoch Schonlein Purpura

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36
Q

Type of Rash: Evanescent macular rash

Disease Associated:

A

JRA Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

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37
Q

Sexual Maturity Rating:

Nipple and areola form a secondary mound

A

IV

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38
Q

Sexual Maturity Rating:

Scrotal skin is pink/reddened

A

II

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39
Q

Sexual Maturity Rating:

Lanugo-like straight lightly pigmented pubic hair

A

II

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40
Q

Sexual Maturity Rating:

Larger penis with glans and penile breath increased in size

A

III

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41
Q

Sexual Maturity Rating:

Abundant dark and curly pubic hair spreading to the medial thighs

A

V

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42
Q

Sexual Maturity Rating:

Breast bud stage

A

II

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43
Q

Sexual Maturity Rating:

Elevation of papillae only

A

I??

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44
Q

Lesion: Strawberry nevi
Diagnosis:

A

Capillary hemagiomata

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45
Q

Lesion: Light or dark brown lesion usually seen in sun-exposed parts of the body
Diagnosis:

A

Hyper-pigmentation lesions (FRECKLES)

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46
Q

Finding: Single umbilical cord + Imperforate anus
Diagnosis:

A

Muscle
Renal - Ans?
Cardio

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47
Q

Finding: Large tongue + umbilical hernia
Diagnosis:

A

Hypothyroidism - Ans ?
Down syndrome
Hernia

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48
Q

Finding: Incessant crying
Diagnosis:

A

Temp
Feeding
Bowel movement
AOTA??

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49
Q

Finding: Myoclonus knee jerk in 2 week neonate
Diagnosis:

A

Physiologic

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50
Q

Finding: Concave nails (koilonychia)
Diagnosis:

A

IDA

Plummer Vinson Syndrome

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51
Q

Finding: Generalized hypotrichosis
Diagnosis:

A

hypothyroidism??

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52
Q

Finding: Harrison’s groove
Diagnosis:

A

Rickets or COPD

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53
Q

Finding: Abdominal pain made WORSE by squeezing is likely due to some ________ condition
Diagnosis:

A

Inflammatory

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54
Q
Information:  Parity + Gravidity of the Mother 
Parts of the History: 
- Prenatal
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Prenatal

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55
Q
Information: Severity of Jaundice  
Parts of the History: 
- Prenatal
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Neonatal

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56
Q
Information:  Spontaneous breathing at birth
Parts of the History: 
- Prenatal
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Natal

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57
Q
Information: History of Phototherapy 
Parts of the History: 
- Prenatal
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Neonatal

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58
Q
Information: APGAR score of 8 
Parts of the History: 
- Prenatal
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Natal

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59
Q

History and PE Finding: Child swallows dirt, crayon, chalk etc
Condition:

A

PICA

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60
Q

History and PE Finding: Generalized jaundice except the sclera
Condition:

A

Lycopenia

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61
Q

History and PE Finding: Excessive thirst and water intake

Condition:

A

Polydipsia

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62
Q

History and PE Finding: Child regurgitates food into the mouth and chews on it
Condition:

A

Rumination

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63
Q

History and PE Finding: Patient is blue w/o dyspnea

Condition:

A

Met-hemoglobinemia

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64
Q

Description: Unsteady gait

PE Findings:

A

Ataxia

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65
Q

Description: Pulse rate INC w/INSP and DEC w/EXP

PE Findings:

A

Sinus Arrhythmia

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66
Q

Description: Pulse Volume DEC (or disappears) at end of INSP

PE Findings:

A

Pulsus paradoxus

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67
Q

Description: Rapid, deep respiration in metabolic acidosis

PE Findings:

A

Kussmaul’s breathing

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68
Q

Description: ALT periods of deep and shallow respiration w/recurring periods of apnea
PE Findings:

A

Cheyne stokes?

Compare w/Biot’s

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69
Q

To visualize tympanic membrane of older child, the pinna of the ear is held by fingers of one hand and gently pulled:

A

Up and back

Younger - DOWN

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70
Q

Major Salivary gland(s) located below and in front of the external auditory meatus is/are the:

A

DON’T KNOW
Submaxillary
Sublingual
Parotid

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71
Q

Complete set of milk (primary) teeth at 24 months:

A

20

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72
Q

Accessory muscle of expiration

A
Abdominal 
INSP 
- SCM
- Scalenii
- Trapezii
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73
Q
DEC vocal fremitus over 
A Collapsed lung 
B Pleural Effusion
C Lung consolidation
D A&B
A

?? I think D

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74
Q

Primary lesion is flat and flushed w/surface of skin blanching w/pressure

A

Macule

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75
Q

Bronchial breathing is considered abnormal if heard over the

A
Lower aspect of the anterior chest
NORMAL 
- Trachea 
- Midline of upper anterior chest 
- Either side of the 2nd thoracic spine, over the posterior chest in small infants
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76
Q

Last part of PE (esp in young children)

A

EARS

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77
Q

The ff information is included in the hx of the PERSONAL habits of the patient EXCEPT

  • School performance
  • Sleeping
  • Toileting
  • Games and play
A

Personal habits

  • Feeding
  • Sleeping
  • Toilet
  • Games/Play
  • Living condition
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78
Q

The ff are immediate reflection of adequate nutrition of an infant EXCEPT:

  • sleeps after feeding
  • Plays
  • quiet after feeding
  • Gaines weight
A

Sleeps after feeding?

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79
Q

Description: Shrieking cry
Diagnosis:

A

CNS disease

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80
Q

Description: Peripheral cyanosis, compared to central,
Diagnosis:

A

Tongue is not blue

Cold extremities

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81
Q

Description: Green colored watery stools
Diagnosis:

A

Rapid intestinal peristalsis

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82
Q

Difference between diastolic pressure of upper and lower limbs

A

NONE

Systolic difference = 5-10 mmHg higher in lower limbs

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83
Q

Normal resp rate of a NB

A

?? 30-50 ??
Normal Tachypnea
0-2m 30-50 >60
2-12m 20-30 >50
1-5y 20-30 >40
6-12y 15-20 >30
12-18y 12-18 >24

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84
Q

Palpable or not, NB has __ fontanels

A

SIX

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85
Q
Clinical History: G2P3
Type of History: 
- Prenatal 
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Prenatal

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86
Q
Clinical History: Mother's age
Type of History: 
- Prenatal 
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Prenatal

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87
Q
Clinical History: Polyhydramnios 
Type of History: 
- Prenatal 
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Natal

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88
Q
Clinical History: Phototherapy
Type of History: 
- Prenatal 
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Neonatal

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89
Q
Clinical History: APGAR 
Type of History: 
- Prenatal 
- Natal
- Neonatal
A

Natal

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90
Q

Finding: Muscle weakness w/rashes
Diagnosis:

A

Collagen vascular disorders

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91
Q

Finding: Joint tenderness, as a sign of arthritis should be differentiated from
Diagnosis:

A

Proximal bone tenderness
Tenderness along tendon attachments
Bone pain of leukemia

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92
Q

Finding: Erythema marginatum
Diagnosis:

A

ARF Acute rheumatic fever

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93
Q

Finding: Tenderness of sacro-iliac joint elicited by
Diagnosis:

A

Pretzel test

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94
Q

Finding: Ortolani’s maneuver

Tests for:

A

Hip displacement

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95
Q

Finding: Grower’s test
Diagnosis: ?

A

DMD

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96
Q

Finding: Tenderness over tibial tubercle suggests
Diagnosis:

A

Sarcoma

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97
Q

Finding: TRUE migrating pain can be seen in
Diagnosis:

A

Rheumatic fever

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98
Q

Finding: Excessive tearing may be d/t
Diagnosis:

A

Allergy
Local irritation of eyes
Crying

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99
Q

Finding: Failure of the fontanels to close by 18 months
Diagnosis:

A

Hydrocephalus
Ricketts
Hypothyroidism

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100
Q

Finding: Unusually long eyelashes
Diagnosis:

A

Malnutrition

Some normal

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101
Q

Finding: Hx of Doctor-shopping
Diagnosis:

A

Possibility of pediatric Munchhausen

What is Sandifier Syndrome

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102
Q

Number of pregnancies reaching the age of viability =

A

Parity

103
Q

Number of pregnancies, regardless of viability

A

Gravida

104
Q

Snoring is a form of ______ observed during sleep

A

STRIDOR

105
Q

Generalized Cyanosis (inc tongue) + warm extremities

A

CENTRAL

106
Q

Height should be measured in the ______ position in infants and children less than ___ years old

A

Supine

<3 years old

107
Q

Head circumference is measured

A

1” above the Glabella

Max point of the Occipital protuberance

108
Q

Axillary temp is usually _____ lower/higher than oral

A

0.5’ lower

109
Q

Head Circumference > Chest Circumference until ____

A

6 months of age

110
Q

Sinus arrhythmia is characterized by RAPID pulse during ______ and SLOWER during

A

RAPID - INSP

SLOWER - EXP

111
Q

Narrow cuff gives a ____ reading

Wide cuff gives a ____ reading

A

Narrow - HIGHER

WIDE - LOWER

112
Q

Lesions: Crust
Type: 1’ or 2’

A

2’

113
Q

Lesions: Petechiae
Type: 1’ or 2’

A

1’

114
Q

Lesions: Excoriation
Type: 1’ or 2’

A

Secondary

115
Q

Lesions: Atrophy
Type: 1’ or 2’

A

Secondary

116
Q

Lesions: Pustule
Type: 1’ or 2’

A

Primary

117
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Gravity & Parity

A

Prenatal

118
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Severity of Jaundice

A

Neonatal

119
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Spontaneous breathing at birth

A

Natal

120
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
History of phototherapy

A

Neonatl

121
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
APGAR

A

Neonatal

122
Q

History and PE

Child swallows dirt, crayon, chalk

A

PICA

123
Q

History and PE

Generalized jaundice except the sclera

A

Lycopenia

124
Q

History and PE

Excessive thirst and water intake

A

Polydipsia

125
Q

History and PE

Child regurgitates food into mouth and chews on it

A

Rumination

126
Q

History and PE

Patient is blue w/o dyspnea

A

Met-hemoglobinemia

127
Q

History and PE

Generalized cyanosis and warm extremities

A

Central cyanosis

128
Q

History and PE
Cyanosis
(Excluding tongue and w/cold extremities)

A

Peripheral cyanosis

129
Q

History and PE

Pacified swallowing

A

Dysphagia

130
Q

History and PE

Failure of muscle coordination

A

Ataxia

131
Q

History and PE

Unsteady gait

A

Ataxia

132
Q

History and PE

Pulse rate INC w/INSP and DEC w/EXP

A

Sinus arrhythmia

133
Q

History and PE

Pulse volume DEC (or disappears) at end of INSP

A

Pulsus paradoxus

134
Q

History and PE

Rapid, deep respiration in metabolic ACIDOSIS

A

Kussmaul’s breathing

135
Q

History and PE

Alt period of deep and shallow respiration w/recurring periods of apnea

A

Biot’s breathing

136
Q

History and PE

Lying still in bed and don’t want their abdomen touched

A

Peritoneal irritation

137
Q

History and PE

Irritability and dyspnea worsening on lying flat

A

Congestive heart failure

138
Q

History and PE

Shrill shrieking and high pitched cry

A

CNS disease

139
Q

History and PE

Abdominal pain AGGRAVATED by palpation

A

Abdominal pain secondary to inflammation

140
Q

History and PE

Abdominal pain relieved by palpation

A

Abdominal pain secondary to SPASM

141
Q

4m w/head circumference larger than chest circumference

A

NORMAL

H > C 4-6m

142
Q

History and PE

12m old w/head circumference larger than chest

A

Marasmus
Hydrocephalus
EV Syndrome (small thorax)

143
Q

History and PE

Noisy musical sound on respiration heard even w/o stethoscope

A

Wheeze

144
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Mother’s age

A

Prenatal

145
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Polyhydromnios

A

Prenatal

146
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Meconium staining

A

Natal

147
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Duration of nursery stay

A

Neonatal

148
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Severity of Jaundice

A

Neonatal

149
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
Maternal intake of metformin

A

Prenatal

150
Q

Prenatal
Natal
Neonatal
NSD

A

Natal

151
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
Health history of the yaya
A

Family

152
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
Are these the Natural parents?
A

Family

153
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
Usual eating pattern
A

Social and personal

154
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
Is there bed wetting
A

Social and personal

155
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
Was phototherapy done?
A

Neonatal

156
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
40th week of gestation
A

Neonatal

157
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
Exchange transfusion was done
A

Past medical

158
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
APGAR score
A

Natal

159
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
Two cord coils
A

Natal

160
Q
Neonatal
Nutritional
Natal
Past Medical 
Social and Personal
Family
Presence of cataract
A

Neonatal

161
Q

History and PE

Blood in the sputum

A

Hemoptysis

162
Q

History and PE

History of repeated accidents

A

Past medical

163
Q

History and PE

Pattern of weight gain

A

Nutrition

164
Q

History and PE

Age of weaning

A

Nutritional

165
Q

History and PE

Purposeless, repetitive movement

A

Tics

166
Q

History and PE

Double vision

A

Diplopia

167
Q

History and PE

Involuntary discharge of urine occuring during sleep at night

A

Enuresis

168
Q

History and PE

Sensation as if surrounding objects are going round and round

A

Vertigo

169
Q

History and PE

Purposeless, non-repetitive involuntary movement

A

Chorea

170
Q

History and PE

Slow writhing movements of the distal portion of the extremities

A

Athetosis

171
Q

History and PE

Purposeless, non-repetitive movement

A

Chorea

172
Q

History and PE

Rapid, oscillatory movements present AT REST

A

Tremor

173
Q

History and PE

Slow, rhythmic movements of the extremities and the face

A

Athetosis

174
Q

History and PE

Intermittent contractions of a single muscle (or group) resulting in quick, jerky motion of a limb

A

Myoclonus

175
Q

Decerebrate or Decorticate

Ext of the neck

A

Decerebrate

176
Q

Decerebrate or Decorticate

Flexion of the elbows and wrists

A

Decorticate

177
Q

Decerebrate or Decorticate

Extension of the LOWER limbs

A

Decerebrate and Decorticate

178
Q

Decerebrate or Decorticate

Pronation of the forearm

A

Decorticate

179
Q

Decerebrate or Decorticate

Ext at the elbows

A

Decorticate

180
Q

Skin lesions

Blanch w pressure

A

Macule

181
Q

Skin lesions

Do NOT blanch w/pressure

A

Petichiae

182
Q

Skin lesions

Confluent papules

A

Plaques

183
Q

Skin lesions

Larger lesions are called bullae

A

Vesicles

184
Q

Skin lesions

Central portion of the lesion paler than periphery

A

Wheals

185
Q

Normal or Abnormal

Hydrocele at 3 months

A

Normal (up to 3 months)

186
Q

Normal or Abnormal

L scrotum is at a lower level than the right

A

Norma

187
Q

Normal or Abnormal

Active bowel sounds in late intestinal obstruction

A

ABnormal

188
Q

Normal or Abnormal

Kidney best felt in deep INSP

A

Normal

189
Q

Normal or Abnormal

Milky white breasts secretions in a 5d neonate

A

Normal

190
Q

Normal or Abnormal

Systolic blood pressure in the lower limbs is higher than upper

A

NORMAL

191
Q

Normal or Abnormal

Pulse is rapid during INSP and slower during EXP

A

Normal

192
Q

Normal or Abnormal

Head circumference remains larger than chest until 1 year old

A

Abnormal

193
Q

Normal or Abnormal

APGAR score of 6

A
Abnormal 
What's normal?
7 or greater = Good 
4-6 - Asphyxiated --> Observe
3 or less --> Resuscitation
194
Q

Normal or Abnormal

Newborn infant w/ weight loss of 20% after birth

A

ABnormal

10% is normal

195
Q
Social/Personal
Natal
Neonatal
Nutritional 
Family
Yaya diagnosed with milk PTB
A

Family

196
Q
Social/Personal
Natal
Neonatal
Nutritional 
Family
Sources of support
A

Social/personal

197
Q
Social/Personal
Natal
Neonatal
Nutritional 
Family
Baby sleeps after feeding
A

Nutritional

198
Q
Social/Personal
Natal
Neonatal
Nutritional 
Family
Exchange transfusion
A

Neonatal

199
Q
Social/Personal
Natal
Neonatal
Nutritional 
Family
Oliohydromnios
A

Natal

200
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Term of pregnancy
A

Prenatal

201
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Phototherapy?
A

Neonatal

202
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Polyhydramnios
A

Natal

203
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Meconium staining
A

Natal

204
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Adequacy of milk intake
A

None

Nutritional?

205
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Teenage pregnancy
A

Prenatal

206
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
G1P1
A

Prenatal

207
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Birth weight
A

Natal

208
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Forceps delivery
A

Natal

209
Q
Prenatal
Natal 
Neonatal
None
Induced labor
A

Natal

210
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Cephal-hematoma

A

Physiologic

211
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Ebstein pearls

A

Physiologic

212
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Erythema toxicum

A

Physiologic

Def: common rash in neonates. Appears in up to half of newborns carried to term usually 2-5 days after birth; it does not occur outside neonatal period.

Blotchy red spots on skin w/overlying white or yellow papules or pustules.

213
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Positive ankle clonus at 1 week

A

Physiologic

214
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Unequal Moro reflex

A

Pathologic

215
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Caput succedanum

A

Abnormal

Def: Neonatal condition involving sero-sanguinous, subcutaneous and extra-periosteal fluid collection w poorly defined margins cause by pressure of the presenting part of the scalp against the dilating cervix during delivery

216
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Scaphoid abdomen at birth

A

Physiologic

217
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Bounding dorsalis pedis pulses

A

Physiologic

218
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Millia over the tip of the nose at 3 days of life

A

Pathologic
Milia are small raised pearly white or yellowish bumps on the skin usually around cheeks nose eyes, forehead and chest
Common in newborns
Tiny skin cyst filled w/keratin

219
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Peripheral cyanosis at 4 hours of life

A

Pathologic

220
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

36.7’ C at 24h of life

A

Abnormal

221
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Head circumference of 34cm

A

Abnormal

222
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Globular abdomen at 48h of life

A

Abnormal

223
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

RR of 60/min at 1h of life

A

Abnormal

224
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

(-) Fencing reflex at 1w

A

Normal

225
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Consumes 15cc of breastmilk at 12h of life

A

Abnormal

226
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

(+) GRasp reflex at 24h of life

A

ABnormal

227
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Passage of urine at 30h of life in 34 week neonate

A

Abnormal

228
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

(+) Crepitations over the clavicular area

A

Normal

229
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

(+) Head lag at 2w of life

A

Abnormal

230
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Hydrocoele at 3m

A

Normal

231
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Umbilical cord stump falls off at 21 days

A

Abnormal?
Falls off 6-18d
Heals 12-21d

232
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Urethral discharge in a 3d male

A

Normal

233
Q

Physiologic or Pathologic

Highly pigmented genitalia in a female newborn

A

Normal

234
Q

True/False

In taking the hx, remember to have a period of communication with the child even though the parents are speaking

A

True

235
Q

True/False

Important to use both open-ended and leading question

A

True

236
Q

True/False

During the process of questioning, if a parent does not look in your eyes directly it always means evasion

A

False

237
Q

True/False
Following history of doctor-shopping by the family, one must be aware of the possibility of pediatric version of “Sandifier Syndrome”

A

False
Munchausen

Sandifer syndrome
- spasmodic torsional dystonia
+ arching of the back
+ rigid opisthotonic posturing, mainly involving the neck, back, and upper extremities,

  • associated with symptomatic gastroesophageal reflux, esophagitis, or the presence of hiatal hernia
238
Q

True/False

Gravida is defined as the unmber of pregnancies reaching the age of viability

A

False

Parity

239
Q

True/False

Snoring is a form of grunt which occurs during sleep

A

False

Stridor

240
Q

True/False

Height should be measured in the supire position in infants and children below 2yo

A

False

3yo

241
Q

True/False

Head circumference is measured at the maximum point of the glabella and a point 1 inch above the occipital protuberance

A

False

1” above the glabella and the most prominent aspect of the occipital protuberance

242
Q

True/False

Normally at birth, HC > CC ad remains so until 6m

A

True

243
Q

True/False

Axillary temperature is lower than oral

A

True

Axillary temp is at least 0.5’C lower than oral

244
Q

True/False

Sinus arrhythmia is characterized by rapid pulse during expiration and slower during inspiration

A

False
Rapid - INSP
Slower - EXP

245
Q

True/False

A narrow blood pressure cuff will give spuriously high blood pressure reading and broader cuff will give a lower reading

A

True

246
Q

True/False

Movement is lost in both pyramidal and and extra-pyramidal dse

A

True

247
Q

True/False

Presence of Moro is normal up to 6m

A

False

248
Q

True/False

Absence of balancing reflex for sitting after 8months is abnormal

A

True

249
Q

True/False

Knee jerk is an example of a deep reflex

A

True

250
Q

True/False

Social smile is observed at 3 months

A

False

251
Q

True/False

Bloody vaginal discharge among newborns is pathologic

A

False

Males should NOT have any discharge Meningeal signs:

252
Q

True/False

Pleural pain gets worse on coughing. Also true for INC ICP

A

True

253
Q

True/False

In carotenemia and lycopenemia, the sclera is not icteric

A

True

254
Q

True/False

In PICA, aside from mental retardation, there is a history of swallowing anything inedible

A

False

Mental retardation must be ruled out to consider PICA