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Whata re the most common causes of Meningitis in Children/Teens

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Strep Pneumo and Neiserria (colonizes oropharynx and to blood to meninges)

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Most common cause meningitis in adults and elderly?

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Strep pneumo

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Most common cause of meningitis in non-vaccinated infants?

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Hflu

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Most common viral cause of meningitis?

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Coxsackie!

fecal oral

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5
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Where do you perform an LP

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Between L4-L5
subarachnoid space fluid at iliac crest

without hitting cord
go through skin, ligament, dura, arachnoid but do NOT pierce Pia

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What would CSF measurements be for meningitis w/ bacteria? Virus? Fungi?

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BActeria - PMNs w/ low glucose, positive gram stain and culture

Virus - Lymphocytes, normal glucose

Fungal - lymphocytes and Low CSF glucose

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What chromosomes are NF1 and NF2

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NF1 - tumor suppressor NEurofibromin on Chom 17

NF2 - Tumor suppressor MErlin on Chrom 22

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What is mutation for FAPCC?

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APC gene on chromosome 5

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What chromosome is P53 on?

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Chromosome 17 (same as NF1)

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What chromosome is RB1 on?

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Tumor supressor gene on chromsome 13

Retinoblastoma and osteosarcoma

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What chromosome is VHL?

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Chromsome 3

renal cysts, RCC, Hemangioblatoma

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What are the medications that can have the FX of Seizures?

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Clozapine
Bupropione
Isoniazid
Ciprofloxacine
Imipenem
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What gene is messed up in Freidrich’s Ataxia? How does it present? Why does it happen?

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AR; Mutation in Chromsome 9 for Frataxin gene which is essential for mitochondrial function

More repeats of GAA leads to mutated gene and diminished levels of Frataxin

Degeneration of Neural tracts and Peripheral nerves

GAIT ATaxia - Spinocerebellar tract
DRG and Dorsal columns lose of propprioception
Kyphoscoliosis and Foot abnormalties (Pes cavus)
HOCM and CHF
DM

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What are the most common causes of Meningitis in neonateS?

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GBS
Ecoli
Listeria

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