Pediatrics Flashcards

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Young woman with joint effusions, mild erythematous, non-puritic rash

A

Parvovirus 19 or erythema infectious

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1-2 min episodes of pain in a less than 2 year old

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Intussusception

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2
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Most appropriate antibiotic for cat scratch fever

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Zithromax

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3
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What is Bartonella Henselae

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Cat scratch

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4
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Most common cause of bronchiolitis?

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RSV

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What is SCFE, who is at risk and what is the tx?

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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis, black males, and surgery.

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What causes 5ths Dx?

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parvovirus 19

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7
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Timing of rotavirus immunization

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Do not start past 15 months or continued past 8 months

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How much Vit D do infants need?

When do you start it?

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400 IU

Within 2 mos of birth

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Characteristics of infant seborrheic dermatitis

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Resolved within a few months. Cradle cap most common but can affect face, skin folds and diaper area

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What is wheezing assoc with feeding usually due to?

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Reflux

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What is the work up for an adolescent with hypertension?

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Blood and urine testing, renal ultrasonography, evaluation for endorgan damage with retinal evaluation and echocardiogram

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What is the extrusion reflex and when does it go away?

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Pushing foreign material out of the mouth with the tongue, around the age of four months

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What does a venous hum do with inspiration and diastole?

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It gets louder

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What is a peripheral Paul my next enosis murmur (P P P S)?

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Physiologic peripheral palm running stenosis – caused by physiologic changes in newborns, systolic murmur heard and axilla, disappears by nine months

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What is Eisenmenger syndrome?

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Multiple abnormalities of the hearts with significant signs and symptoms

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When do you do chest compressions on an infant?

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What does the double bubble sign on plain film indicate?

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Midgut volvulus (Billy is vomiting and abdominal pain, feeding problems)

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What is pneumatosis intestinalis on plain film?

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Gas in the intestinal wall which is diagnostic of necrotizing enterocolitis

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What is the age range for intussusception?

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Three months to five years, 60% in the first year, usually after six months

20
Q

Most common congenital abnormality of the small intestine

A

Meckel’s diverticulum

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Difference often seen between Meckels and appendicitis?

A

You get Frank bleeding with Meckels

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What is the AAPA Recommendation for giving rotavirus vaccine?

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What food should be avoided with diarrhea in kids?

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Fruit juices, carbonated sodas (as Monica load can worsen diarrhea) and fatty foods.

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What causes cutaneous larva migrans?
Dog or cat hookworm (ancylostoma)
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What is hydatid disease (echinococcsis)
In the liver or lungs (occasionally in other places)
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What does dog or cat roundworm (toxocara) cause?
Visceral or ocular larva migrans (often found in playgrounds and sandboxes)
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Presents in March April and May in North America with itching and beefy redness around the anus and vulva and children ages 1 to 11 years?
Group a strep of the perineum
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How does a choledochal cyst present in an infant
Right upper quadrant pain, jaundice and a palpable mass
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How does intestinal malrotation present and at what age in an infant?
This is the same as midgut volvulus I believe and presents within the first four weeks of life and is characterized by bilious vomiting.