Pulmonology Flashcards

1
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Causes recurrent pneumonia and is associated with eye issues, ataxia and telengiectasia

A

Ataxia telengiectasia

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2
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What is elevated in ataxia telengiectasia

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AFP

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3
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condition were b cells dont work well, seen in males and is associated with encapsulated organism infection ( s pnuemo, h flu and pseudommonas) tiny tonsils are seen and recurrent PNA

A

brutons x link agammaglobulinemia

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4
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defiecny of t cells and b cells, AOM in kids 3-6 months and recurrent viral infections ( HSV/VZV) causes recurrent PNA

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SCID

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5
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sundrome where IgM will not change to IgG, neutropenia and lymphocytosis is seen

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Hyper IgM

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6
Q

syndome where patient has recurrent Pna and abscess ( s aureus - boils) as well as pneumonia. pneumatocele can be seen on xray

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Hyper IgE

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7
Q

shedding of primary teeth can be seen in what condition that causes recurrent PNA and abscesses

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Hyper IgE ( Job syndrome)

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8
Q

hypercapnia can be cuased by what kind of overdose

A

opioid

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9
Q

pulmonary vascular congestion can be seen in what CHD condition

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  • transposition
  • truncus
  • TAPVR and left outflow obstruction -
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10
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patchy areas of diffuse atelectasis noted on neonatal CXR should make you think

A

meconium aspiration

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11
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meconium asporation syndrome is not going to happen before what GA

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34 weeks because meconium is rarely passed at that time.

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12
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should you intubate meconium aspiration sydrome

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only if there is severe RDS, usually suctioning is all that is needed

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13
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fluid in the horizontal fissure noted in a newborn with tachypnea should make you think of

A

TTN

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14
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what is the most common complication of meconium aspiration sydrome

A

pulmonary HTN

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15
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how does GBS PNA look on newborn XRAY

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air bronchogram and ground glass findings similar to RDS but the ratio of bands to neutrophils is >0.2

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16
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how does bronchopulmonary dysplasia occure

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barotrauma ( too much O2)

17
Q

what does bronchopulmonary dysplasia look like in XRAY

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cystic area with diffuse opacities on NB XRAY

18
Q

what is the most common sxs to present in children with alpha 1 - antitrypsin def

A

hepatic manifestation ( pulmonary issues are more likely to occur in later decades)

19
Q

what states are associated with histoplasmosis

A

Mississippi and HitOHIO

20
Q

how do you get histo

A

spleunking and being around bat droppings in ohio or mississippi

21
Q

physical exam that presents with stridor heard best at the anterior neck is due to

A

vocal cord dysfunction

22
Q

explain why vocal cord paralysis can happen during difficult delivery

A

during stretching of the neck there can be damage to recurrent laryngeal nerve

23
Q

blastomycosis is commonly associted with what kind of areas

A

wooded sites in central USA

23
Q

what is seen on sputum culture of blastomycosis

A

broad based budding yeast

24
Q

lymphocytic interstittial pneumonitis is commonly seen in kids with what kinf od condition

A

HIV

25
Q

SMA places children at risk of what pul condition

A

aspiration PNA

26
Q

patient with prlonged wet cough and no other symptoms usually has a dx of what

A

protracted bacterial bronchitis ( tx: 2-4 wks of augmentin)

27
Q

what are the 2 common viral causes of steven Johnson syndrome?

A

mycoplasma and CMV

28
Q

what is the most common cause of walking PNA

A

mycoplasma

29
Q

why use fomoterol over salmoterol

A

faster onset of action potential

30
Q

what are bronchogenic cyst caused by

A

abnormal budding of tracheal diverticulum 16 weeks in utero

31
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what can broncogenic cyst cause

A

recurrent pNA, spontaneous pneumo and can become malignant

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