Pulmonology Flashcards
Causes recurrent pneumonia and is associated with eye issues, ataxia and telengiectasia
Ataxia telengiectasia
What is elevated in ataxia telengiectasia
AFP
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
brutons x link agammaglobulinemia
defiecny of t cells and b cells, AOM in kids 3-6 months and recurrent viral infections ( HSV/VZV) causes recurrent PNA
SCID
sundrome where IgM will not change to IgG, neutropenia and lymphocytosis is seen
Hyper IgM
syndome where patient has recurrent Pna and abscess ( s aureus - boils) as well as pneumonia. pneumatocele can be seen on xray
Hyper IgE
shedding of primary teeth can be seen in what condition that causes recurrent PNA and abscesses
Hyper IgE ( Job syndrome)
hypercapnia can be cuased by what kind of overdose
opioid
pulmonary vascular congestion can be seen in what CHD condition
- transposition
- truncus
- TAPVR and left outflow obstruction -
patchy areas of diffuse atelectasis noted on neonatal CXR should make you think
meconium aspiration
meconium asporation syndrome is not going to happen before what GA
34 weeks because meconium is rarely passed at that time.
should you intubate meconium aspiration sydrome
only if there is severe RDS, usually suctioning is all that is needed
fluid in the horizontal fissure noted in a newborn with tachypnea should make you think of
TTN
what is the most common complication of meconium aspiration sydrome
pulmonary HTN
how does GBS PNA look on newborn XRAY
air bronchogram and ground glass findings similar to RDS but the ratio of bands to neutrophils is >0.2