Peds In Numbers + PE Flashcards

1
Q

When’s the baby get teeth?

A

9-12m

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2
Q

Breast milk storage?

A

3-6m

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3
Q

When can I give solid foods to baby?

A

4-6m

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4
Q

Posterior font. Closes @…

A

2-6m

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5
Q

Anterior font closes….

A

12-18m –> midway though year 2

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6
Q

Umbilical cord will fall off…

A

7-10d ; turns bluish then falls off

—> come in if pus or red

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7
Q

Caput Seccedaneum

A

edema that can cross suture lines, soft tissue swelling of the scalp that involves the presenting delivery potion of the head, can be ecchymotic.

*resolves in a few days

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8
Q

Subgaleal hemorrhage/subaponeurotic Hemorrhage

A

superficial edema or hematoma that crosses suture lines, suually located on crown.

  • head feels squishy, tachycardia due to hypovolemia, looks like cephalohematoma but crosses midline.
    tx: IVF ressuscitation and observation
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9
Q

Cephalohematoma/subperiosteal hemorrhage

A

hematoma that does not cross the suture lines. no discoloration of scalp, resolves in weeks to months.

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10
Q

normal rr for babies & toddlers

A
babies = 40-60 
toddlers = 12-14
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11
Q

What is sail sign?

A

thymus visable on xray till age of 3

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12
Q

When do you fix an umbilical hernia in baby?

A

3-4 yoa if >2cm or probs. usually will resolve on own in 1 year

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13
Q

Barlow vs Ortolani exam

A
barlow = adduction and push low
ortolani = abduction and push up
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14
Q

What do you do for a baby who has hip laxity?

A

re-examine at 2 weeks. will usually resolve by then. if not do U/S<6m or xray >6m

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15
Q

tx for kid with hip dysplasia?

A

Pavlik hip harness if <6 months if >6m surgery

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16
Q

Erb-Duchene Paralysis

A

C5-C6 nerve roots –>usefl hand on useless arm(unable to abduct shoulder or externally rotate and supinate arm)
*waiters tip

17
Q

Klumpke Paralysis

A

C7-C8 nerve roots, useles hand on useful arm, can have ipsilateral ptosis and miosis

*claw hand

18
Q

Metatarsus adductus on PE what do you do?

A

toes curled inward on PE, if overcorrect w/abduction just reassure parent, if not needs orthosis or corrective shoes

19
Q

Club Foot on PE what do you do?

A

serial casts and stretching at first if that doesnt work surgery between 3-6m and always before 1yr

20
Q

Strawberry Hemangiomas in children vs Cherry Hemangiomas in adults

A

strawberry = benign vascular tumors of children, regress by 5-7 yoa

cherry = benign vascular tumors of adutls that are small and red but do not regress

21
Q

HR and RR do newborn?

A
Rr = 40-60
HR= 120-160
22
Q

Causes of conjunctivitis in newborn at d1, d2-7, d7+, 3+ weeks?

Tx?

A

Day 1 = chemical irritation due to silver nitrate
Day 2-7 = gonorrheae
Day 7+ = chlamydia
Week 3+ = herpes

*erythromycin or silver nitrate