Pediatrics Flashcards

1
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Common cause of bacterial meningitis in infants

A

GBS

E coli

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2
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Management of bacterial meningitis in infants

A
  • cefotaxime
  • benzylpenicillin

infants < 28 days should not be given ceftriaxone due kernicterus and biliary sludge

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3
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Treatment for age 2 months or more for bacterial meningitis

A
  • ceftriaxone
  • add vanco if gram + cocci
  • dexamethasone before after initial AB tx
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4
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Abx for severe pneumonia in children?

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  • ceftriaxone and flucloxacillin (consider azithromycin)

*vancomycin is MRSA suspected

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5
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Severe pneumonia from viral cause in children?

A

-oseltamiivr

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6
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Abx for pneumonia?
(non-severe hospital admitted or not)

A
  • amoxicllin
  • or benzypenicillin

(high dose amoxicillin is consider as effective as IV benzylpenicillin)

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7
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Stimulants used in ADHD?

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  • methyphenidate (ranitidine)
  • dexamphetamine
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8
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When to use meds in ADHD?

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Medications (4 years and older: as a rule, avoid stimulants under 4 years)

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9
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DSM criteria for ADHD

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DSM 5 Criteria:

  • 6 or more of the attention deficit and hyperactive symptoms each
    • 5 or more if onset from 17 years of age
    • 6 or more if onset 4-16 years of age
  • over a period of 6 months in 2 different settings e.g. school and home
  • With functional impact e.g. social life
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