Pediatrics Flashcards

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Most common causes of unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia in infant

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  • physiologic jaundice
  • prematurity
  • breast-feeding jaundice
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Most common causes of conjugated hyperbilirubinemia in infant

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  • biliary obstruction/atreasia
  • choledochal cyst
  • hyperalimentation
  • alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency
  • hepatitis
  • sepsis
  • infections (especially UTIs)
  • hypothyroidism
  • inborn errors of metabolism
  • cystic fibrosis
  • red blood cell abnormalities
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About Physiologic Jaundice

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  • appears AFTER 24hrs
  • Peaks at 3-5 days
  • bilirubin increases by 15mg/dL or not decreasing
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About Breast feeding Jaundice

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  • occurs on 2nd or 3rd day of life
  • bilirubin may increase and may persist for 6-8 weeks
  • Tx: supplement breast milk w/ formula, feed or pump breast milk ever 2hr until an adequate supply is established. Phototherapy when bilirubin is >15mg/dL
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5
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Turns head side to side
Clenched fist
Recognizes human face
Eye Contact
Cries
Startles at loud noise
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0-2 months

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6
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Lifts head
Tracks object past midline
Hands open
Smiles responsively
Vocalizes in Play
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2-3 months

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7
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Head steady in supported position
Hands together
Shows displeasure through vocalization
Looks for source of sound

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4-5 months

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Rolls over
Sits leaning forward on arms
Reaches for objects
Raking grasp
Responds to own name
Holds own bottle
imitates speech sounds
Vocal imitation
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6-8 months

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9
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Stands while holding on
Passes object from hand to hand
Feeds self
Imitates waving
Understands "NO"
May say MaMa
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9-11 months

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Stands alone for 2 sec
Bands two objects together
Places pellet in bottle
Hugs dolls or stuffed animals
Routinely gestures to meet needs
Uses one or two words w/ meaning
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12-14 months

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11
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Stoops and recovers
Walks well
Builds tower of two or three cubes
Attempts to use spoon
Waves bye-bye 
Uses four or five word
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15-17 months

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12
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Runs well
Kicks large ball
Walks backward
Scribbles 
Turns pages of book
Drinks well from a cup
Feeds self
Uses a spoon well
Follows simple commands
Says 20-50 words
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18-21 months

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13
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Throws ball overhead
Jumps
Turns doorknobs
Builds towers of 6-7 blocks
Little spilling during self-feeding
Points to body parts
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24 months

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14
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Stands on one foot for at least 2 sec
Copies circle
Takes Turns
Toilet Trained
Uses pronouns (I, me, you)
Gives names
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36 months

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Hops on one foot
Wiggles thumb
Copies cross
Dresses self
Knows colors
Asks questions
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48 months

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16
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Skips using alternate feet
Holds a pencil correctly
Brushes teeth w/o help
Easily carries on a conversation
May count or recite a part of the alphabet
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5yrs

17
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Speaks using correct sentence structure
Draws more precisely
Reads one syllable words
Counts to 20
Reads simple sentences
Adds and subtracts primary numbers
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6yrs (1st grade)

18
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Defines words
Compares and contrasts
Speech reaches adult proficiency
Legible writing
Ties own shoe laces
Reads 2-syllable words
Counts to 100
Adds and subtracts 2 digit numbers
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7yrs (2nd grade)

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Defines more words
Recites days of the week
Begins to learn cursive writing
Reads many more two-syllable words
Performs simple multiplication
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8yrs (3rd grade)

20
Q
Comprehends absurdities in sentences
Draws people with detail
Reads 3 and 4 syllable words
Alphabetizes
Does simple division
Comprehends fractions
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9yrs (4th grade)

21
Q

Understands abstract words
Draws people w/ great detail
Able to read more complex words
Easily uses addition, subtraction, fractions, division, multiplication, and estimation

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10 yrs (5th grade)

22
Q

Tanner Stage 2

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Males (11-12) = straight hair at base of penis

Females (11) = minimal straight pubic hair

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Tanner Stage 3

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Males (13) = course dark and curly pubic hair

Females (12) = Increased pubic hair that is dark and course

24
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Tanner Stage 4

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Males (14-15) = hair is almost completely full

Females (13) = hiar approaches normal adult appearance

25
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Tanner Stage 5

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Males (16-17) = pubic hair achieves adult appearance

Females (14-15) Pubic hair reaches adult appearance and inverted triangle.

26
Q

Chicken Pox

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  • human herpes virus
  • 10-21 day incubation
  • Prodrome = Fever, respiratory symptoms (1-3 days)
  • Vesicular erythematous rash that starts on torso and face and spreads to extremities (dew drop on rose petal)
  • pruritic
27
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Erythema Infectiosum

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aka Fifths Dz, Slapped Cheek

  • human parvovirus b19
  • Incubation 4-14 days
  • no prodrome
  • red face: lacy, pink macular rash on torso
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Roseola

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  • Human herpes virus 6 or 7
  • Incubation period = 10-14 days
  • Prodrome = fever 4 days
  • Pink, macular rash
  • Fever resolves before rash
29
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Rubeola

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aka Measles

  • measles virus
  • incubation of 8-14 days
  • Prodrome = fever, cough, anorexia, coryza (1-3 days)
  • Maculopapular face to extremities
  • **Koplik spots in mouth
30
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Rubella

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aka German Measles

  • rubella virus
  • incubation of 14-21 days
  • No prodrome
  • Maculopapular from head to toe
  • *Teratogenic**