Pediatric Board Review Questions Flashcards
Central cyanosis occurs when
deoxygenated hemoglobin exceeds 3 g/dL
ie Hgb 12, cyanotic if 3 is deoxygenated. So O2 sat would be 9/12, or 75% when you see cyanosis
Cause of prolonged QT interval
hypocalcemia
Hypercalcemia conversely causes shortened QT
Oxygen delivery to alveoli
(ml/kg/min) = alveolar MV x FiO2
Alveolar MV = TV x RR
Increasing CO will change O2 delivery but not content
reminder is all
Incidence of Single UA
1%. More common in twins (3-4x)
Pre-E vs severe pre-E
Pre-E: SBP>140, DBP > 90
Severe is SBP>160, DBP >110
T18 quad screen
low / low / low / normal = T18
Teratogenic effects of isotretinoin
TGA, triangular face, microtia, hypertelorism, epicentral folds, small arms, HC > 95%
Intrauterine hypoxia favors which organs
heart, brain, adrenals
Blood returning from placenta to fetus has PaO2 of
20-30
Most oxygenated blood in fetus travels from placenta via UV into IVC and _____ of blood travels through PFO to LA to LV and then to aorta
_____ of descending aorta blood flow goes to placenta by way of UA
1/3; 45%
Cyanosis, single heart sound, L superior axis on ECG
Tricuspid atresia
Hunter syndrome inheritance
x-linked; Hurler, Sanfillipo, Morquio, Sly are AR
Crouzon syndrome
proptosis, maxillary hypoplasia, craniosynostosis
Cat-eye syndrome
anal atresia, coloboma of iris, extra part of chromosome 22, TAPVR
Meckel Gruber syndrome
Polydactyly, cystic dysplastic kidneys, encephalocele
What are essential AA
Methionine, valine, leucine, threonine
Arginine is essential in preterm
highest fatty acid concentration in mature BM (which one)
oleic acid
Human colostrum compared to mature BM
more protein