Pediatrics Flashcards
management of PUD
- endoscopy
multiple, fam hx, refractory –> fasting serum gastrin level
think perf –> water soluble contrast upper GI series
time frame hemangiomas
enlarge over 1st months, resolve in years
blood pH in asthma
initial response in exacerbation = up RR –> down CO2 –> alkalosis
as it gets worse = CO2 exchange goes down –> ph is normal or acidic
MC septic joint spread in peds
hematogenous
post strep GN time frame
7 - 21 days post infection
post strep GN triad
hematuria, edema, HTN
indications for ABx prophylaxis for subacute bacterial endocarditis
prosthetic heart valves past endocarditis complex unrepaired congenital repaired congenital (past 6 mo) systemic-to-pulm shunts transplantation w. valvulopathy
infant: diarrhea/vom + eczema
food intolerance, prob milk
causes of conductive hearing loss
acute/chronic OM
otitis externa
cerumen impaction
otosclerosis
Prehn sign
reduced testicular pain when you raise it up
Prehn sign and normal cremasteric
epididymitis
narrow QRS and P = ?
superventricular tachycardia
hypotonia, gross motor delay, loss of eye contact, hand wringing
Rett syndrome (X-linked)
tx for primary dysmenorrhea
- NSAIDs
2. OCPs
nasal discharge for how long before think sinusitis
10 days
neuro sx, ash-leaf macules, angiofibromas/rhabdomyomas or shagreen patches
tuberous sclerosis
RBCs in anterior chamber of eye post trauma
hyphema
syndromes causing secondary glaucoma
NF, sturge weber, VHL
type of diarrhea w/ cyclospora
profuse, non bloody, watery
broken bones, cafe au lait spots, precocious puberty, hyperthyroid
McCune Albright syndrome
infantile spasms, hypsarrythmia, mental retardation
West syndrome (usually caused by tuberous sclerosis)
sudden rapid clusters of tonic contractures that slowly subside w/in 2 s
infantile spasms
poor language, mental retardation, macroorchidism, FLK
fragile X
fixed split S2
ASD
fragile bones, early deafness, blue sclera
osteogenesis imperfecta (type I collagen defect)
dx of osteogenesis imperfecta
skin bx –> DNA sequencing
birthmark over lower spine management
US to r/o spina bifida oculta
progression of fifth disease
- fever/HA/sore throat (1 - 2 days)
- slapped cheeks (next 2 days)
- 7 - 10 days later: lacey rash on trunk/extremities
red papule on scalp –> bald spot
tinea capitis
tx tinea capitis
oral griseofulvin
itchy skin (papules) on 2 family members
think scabies
skin infections, osteomyelitis, pneumonia
chronic granulomatous disease
albino things, frequent infections
chediak higashi
regular episodes of oral ulcers, fever, stomatitis, pharyngitis
cyclic neutropenia (usually every 21 days)
granulation tissue protruding through middle ear
cholesteatoma
delay in tooth eruption
celiacs
bowed legs and metaphysis breaking
blount disease
Eczema and low platelets
Wiskott Aldridge