Peds 3 Flashcards
stranger anxiety is normal until age
3 yrs
diagnosed pyloric stenosis. next steps?
IVF and replace K (to decrease apnea after surgery)
pyloromyotomy
microcolon on barium enema
- dx
- associated disorder
meconium ileus
CF
management of hydrocele
reassurance!!! goes away in 1 year
if doesn’t go away, do surgery
nonclassic congenital adrenal hyperplasia
- sxs
premature adrenarche/pubarche
cystic acne
accelerated linear growth
advanced bone age
risk factors for child developing ARDS
premature male perinatal asphyxia maternal diabetes c section without trial of labor
tx of milk/soy protein induced colitis
if breastfeeding: mom can eliminate all dairy and soy from diet
or can do hydrolyzed formula
edema in turner syndrome patient is from
lymphedema
CI to rotavirus vaccine
anaphylaxis
history of intussusception
uncorrected congenital malformation of GI tract
SCID
by 12 months, height and weight
height up by 50%
weight times 3
milk protein allergy sxs
vomiting
poor wt gain
bloody stools
renal biopsy indications
greater than 10 and have nephrotic syndrome
nephritic syndrome
minimal change disease non responsive to steroids
baby born with high pitched cry
neonatal abstinence syndrome from opioid withdrawal
prenatal exposure to cocaine
jittery
hyperactive moro reflex
hyperactive sucking
torticollis in child
- differential
- next step
retropharyngeal abscess
atlantoaxial subluxation
x ray
age when child can sit, but propped up with hand
6 months
age when child can sit unassisted
7 months
stranger anxiety develops at age
6 months
test to dx baby with HIV
HIV PCR
management migraines in children less than 12 years old
NSAID or APAP
can try triptans if that doesn’t work
risk factors for NEC
prematurity
hypotension
congenital heart disease
enteral feeding
Beckwith Wiedemann syndrome
- surveillance
- complications
serum AFP
abd/renal US
Wilms tumor
hepatoblastoma
management of pyloric stenosis
rehydration (to prevent post op apnea)
pyloromyotomy
exception to vaccinating according to chronological age
Hep B - need to be at least 2 kg
galactosemia
- sxs
- enzyme deficiency
failure to thrive bilateral cateracts jaundice hypoglycemia convulsions
galactose 1 phosphate uridyl transferase deficiency
increasing head circumference in a few month old child.. next step
CT scan (might be hydrocephalus)
how is intusussception in HSP different than other intusussception?
is more ileo-ileal
can’t be reduced with air or contrast enema, so need to be surgically reduced
management developmental dysplasia of the hip
palpable clunk: orthopedic referral
asymmetry 2 wks to 6 mos: US
asymmetry 4-6 mos: x ray
syndrome that increases breast cancer in males
Klinefelter syndrome
