Peds GI@ Flashcards

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T/F: Young children dx with UC or indet colitis usually end up becoming Crohns later

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True

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Sxs of cows milk colitis?

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Blood and mucous in stool btwn 2-6 wks old, usually no sx of pain or d/c with stooling.

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Tx of cows milk colitis?

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Remove dairy from mom’s diet, use hydrolyzed infant formula

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Which kids get more growth fx - Crohns or uC?

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Crohns - so if UC & growth fx, should ensure not Crohns

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T/F: BRAT diet can be useful in viral diarrhea in kids?

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False - regular diet and ORT is best

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What is congenital chloride diarrhea?

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Polyhydramnios, sec diarrhea, met alk, nl endoscopies - need K and Cl supplementation for life

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What is chronic nonspecific diarrhea of childhood (CNSD)

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Ages 1-3 and last til 5 yo - nonbloody diarrhea, worsens as day goes on, no overnight sxs - may see undigested foods

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T/F: Chronic nonspecific diarrhea of childhood (CNSD) is AW wt loss?

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False

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How to tx CNSD?

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Reassurance

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Three criteria for pediatric AP?

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  1. Abd pain
  2. Elevated A/L > 3x ULN
  3. Imaging of
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How does AP differ in kids and adult?

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Location of pain does not need to be epigastric - can be all over abdomen

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Liver bx findings in Alagilles?

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Intrahepatic cholestasis w paucity of intrahep bile ducts and minimal inflammation

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Describe findings in Alagilles syndrome

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Triangular face, butterfly vert

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What genetic defects in Alagilles?

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Notch2 or JAG1

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If suspect Hirschsprung in newborn, what test to do first for workup?

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If < 39 days old, contrast enema or ARM

If > 39 days old, rectal suction bx (not as good in first 39 days)

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What is first step if someone presents with tylenol OD within first 8 hours?

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Get tylenol, ASA, LFTs - can await tylenol level prior to starting NAC in order to see where pt falls on normogram

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List sxs in 4 stages of tylenol OD

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I - 24 hours - anorexia, N/V
II - 24-48 hours - improvement in clinical status but worsened LFTs
III - 48-96 hours - hepatic stage - all sxs an liver fx
IV - 96 hours-2 weeks - recovery phase

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What is copper quant in Wilsons dz on bx?

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> 250mcg Cu/g of liver

19
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What are sens and spec of celiac ABs?

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> 95% each

20
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If tx needed, what can be used to tx giardia?

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Metro, quinacrine, paromycin, or furazolidone

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T/F: Pt with DM1 may get annual TTG testing due to high risk of celiac dz.

22
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T/F: Kids usually dx with colitis, however, as they age it becomes apparent they have Crohns.

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T/F: Kids with IBD at young age tend to have a less severe course than adult onset.

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False, have a more severe course

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Which (UC or CD) is growth failure associated with in kids?

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CD - if dx with UC and growth fx consider if it is correct dx

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What formula should be used in kid with cows milk protein allergy? What % of the time is this tx not successful?
Casein hydrosylate formula; not successful 5% of the time
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What is cryoheptadine?
An antihistamine - can be used for functional abdominal pain in children
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T/F: GER is normal in babies
True - usually peaks at 4 months and better at 1 year
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Triad of HUS
MAHA, AKI, thrombocytopenia
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T/F: C jejuni frequently leads to chronic diarrhea in kids.
False, very common cause of acute but no evidence that leads to chronic diarrhea
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What is congenital chloride diarrhea?
Defect in chloride-bicarb exchanger in SI - leads to diarrhea with metab alk that does not improve even with dietary milk changes
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Congenital chloride diarrhea is the only congenital diarrhea to cause what?
Metab alkalosis
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What is tx of cong chloride diarrhea?
Sodium chloride and potassium chloride supplementation
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What are sxs of FPIES?
Intermittent emesis, diarrhea, weight loss in infancy
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What are MC triggers of FPIES?
Milk, soy, oats
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What will bx of colon/SI show in FPIES?
Eosinophils
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Within what time frame of life should you not test for Cdiff as it will be normal flora and not cause sxs?
<1 year of age
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List sxs of vit E def
Hyporeflexia, loss of propioception, gait abnormal, abnl hand and eye mvmts
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For biliary atresia, at what point is Kasai preferred over liver transplant as kids tend to do better?
Less than 60 days of age
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Liver fx and hypoglycemia point to what?
inborn errors of metabolism - test acylcarnitine profile