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Peds, Tucker Flashcards

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child in May presents with high fever, HA, petechial rash on wrists and ankles and myalgias

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RMSF

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2
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how is N meningitidis trasnmitted

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resp droplets

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3
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febirle child that is ill appearing lethargy vomiting and nuchal rigidity

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meningococcemia

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4
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complicatiosn meningococcemia

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septicemia and death shock hypotension

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5
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leading causes death in young children world wide

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measles

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high fever with cough, coryza, and conjuctivitis koplik spots exanthem with blanching then erythematous macules and papules

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measles

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7
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worse prognosis for measles

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Vit A deficiency- blincness

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8
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long term complication from persisten measles infection

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subacute sclerosing panencephalitis

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9
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most common malignancy of childhood

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leukemia ALL

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nonspecific Sx of leukemia

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anorexia, irritability and lethargy follows mild respiratory infection bone pain, progressive weakness

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11
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peak incidence ALL

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age 4 M>F W>B

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12
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progression from TTP HUS

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renal failure, anemia thrombocytopenia

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13
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what is HUS assoc with

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E coli O-157

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14
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Most common cause thrombocytopenic purpura in childhood

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ITP

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15
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child with thrombocytopenia intracranial bleed

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ITP

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16
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Most serious complication HSP

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intussusception

17
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platelet count ni HSP

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normal

18
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fifths disease presentation

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nontoxic maculopapular rash on trunk and extremities lacy reticulated pattern on trunk red cheeks

19
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slapped cheek

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fifths disease parvo B19

20
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who should worry about parvo B 19

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immunocompromised kids can lead to severe anemia

21
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child with high fever for 3-4 days after fever breaks have rash all over body

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roseola

22
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ash leaf macule shagreen patch and adenoma sebaceum

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tuberous sclerosis

23
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ashwood leaf macule under wood lamp

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Tuberous sclerosis

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complications sturge weber

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capillary hemangioma of face and mucous membranes, meninges and choroid plexus

25
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Signs sturge weber

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seizures, hemiparesis, hemianopsia and intellectual impairement usually unilateral

26
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Cafe au lait

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NF

27
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cafe au lait spots polyostotic bone dysplasia precocious puberty multiple endocrine dysfunctions

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Mccune Albright

28
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enanthem

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eruption lesions in mucous membranes

29
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exanthem

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skin eruption due to illness

30
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what is this

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slapped cheek

parvo B19

31
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what is this

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pityriasis rosacea

32
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what is this

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roseola

33
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what is this

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scarlet fever

34
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what is this and how do kids present

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sturge weber

unilateral hemangioma

have seizures because problems in meninges

Year2 MSK exam2 (17 decks)

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