pediatrics Flashcards

1
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croup

A
  • viral infection
  • subglottic edema
  • age 6mos-6yrs
  • low grade fever
  • substernal retractions
  • stridor
  • steeple sign
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croup tx

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  1. O2 28-40% immediate
  2. racemic epi 0.5-1 in 3ml saline
  3. decadron if unresponsive to racemic epi
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3
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epiglottitis

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  • supraglottic edema
  • bacterial infection (haemophilus infuenza b)
  • rapid progression
  • high fever
  • body bent at waist, head in sniffing position
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epiglottitis management

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  1. sedate and intubate
  2. xray to confirm diagnosis
  3. IMV 2-8breaths/min to maintain PCO295%
  4. antibiotics
    * attempt extubation after upper airway leak detected
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5
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bronchiolitis

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-viral infection (RSV)

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bronchiolitis diagnosis

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  1. immunoflourescent assay (IFA) -antibody staining of nasopharyngeal secretions
  2. xray- hyperinflation, alveolar infiltrates, consolidation
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bronchiolitis tx

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  1. fluid intake
  2. decongestants
  3. O2 w/humidity
  4. bronchodilator
  5. IV fluids
  6. bronchial hygiene
  7. antibiotics
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8
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CF

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  • polycythemia
  • cor pulmonale (end stage)
  • sweat test: >60 children, >80 adults
  • decreased flows, increases FRC and TLC
  • Xray similar to COPD
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CF tx

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  1. aggressive CPT
  2. bronchodilators
  3. expectorants
  4. mucolytics (acetylcysteine, pulmozyme)
  5. antibiotics (aerolized tobramycin 2xday, every other month
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near drowning

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  • fluffy infiltrates
  • 100% O2 therapy
  • nasal/bronchoscope assisted intubation
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11
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need for neonatal resuscitation

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based on

  1. term gestation
  2. breathing/crying
  3. muscle tone
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12
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newborn HR less than 100

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  1. institute PPV 40-60 breaths/min with bag-valve device

2. pressures of 20-40cmH2O

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13
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newborn HR less than 60

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consider intubation

  1. PPV
  2. chest compressions
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14
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meconium aspiration tx

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  1. supplemental O2
  2. intubation
  3. suction
  4. mech ventilation
  5. CPAP for hypoxemia
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15
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RDS

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hyaline membrane disease - deficiency in surfactant associated with prematurity

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16
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L/S ratio

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less than 2- increased risk for RDS

less than 1-high risk for RDS

17
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RDS tx

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  1. nasal CPAP (4-6 cmH20)
  2. mech ventilation (PEEP, HFV)
  3. surfactant replacement therapy
18
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infant apnea

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cessation of breathing >15secs

19
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apnea tx

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  1. CPAP
  2. aminophylline(theophylline)
  3. O2 for hypoxemia(24-50%)
  4. mechanical vent
20
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bronchopulmonary displasia

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ALI or barotrauma/atelectasis due to prolonged mech vent

21
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bronchopulmonary displasia tx

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  1. CPAP w low FiO2
  2. low volumes, PEEP, PIP
  3. diuretics
  4. antibiotics
  5. bronchodilators (theophylline)
22
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right to left shunt

A
  • severe/marked cyanosis
  • use low PIP/PEEP
  • FiO2 24-50%
    1. tetrology of fallot *boot-shaped heart
    2. transposition of great vessels *egg-shaped heart
23
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left to right shunt

A
  • no/mild cyanosis
  • use high PIP/PEEP
  • FiO2 24-50%
    1. PDA
    2. coarctation of aorta