Smarty PANCE Practice Exam Stuff I Got Wrong (Alice) Flashcards

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factor VIII concentrate is called

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cryoprecipitate

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what bleeding d.o is desmopressin used to tx

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von willebrand’s

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how much weight should a newborn gain in the first year of life

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weight should triple by 1 yo

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mc complication of kawasaki

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coronary artery aneurysms

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in infants, the eyes should move in parallel w.o deviation by the age of _

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6 mo

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infant turns its head toward anything that strokes its cheek or mouth, searching for the object by moving its head in seatdily decreasing arcs until the object is found

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rooting reflex

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rooting reflex should disapear by age _

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2-3 mos

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what type of fx is this

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torus/buckle

occurs after minor fall on the hand

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tx for torus/buckle fx

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self resolve in 3-4 weeks
ace wrap vs anterior splinting

stable/less painful fx

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what causes more force directed laterally during knee flexion and leads to retropatellar pain

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increased q angle

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HPI clue for slipped capital femoral epiphysis

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overweight

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fracture in the cortex of one side of the bone shaft w.o a break in the opposite cortex

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greenstick fx

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3-6 mo old w. poor appetite/feeding, sluggishness, constipation, enlarged abdomen, umbilical hernia, and enlarged tongue

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congenital hypothyroidism

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common presentation of phenylketonuria (4)

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intellectual disability
cognitive/behavioral abnl
motor deficitis
convulsions

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first step in managment of duodenal atresia

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NG tube

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dx and hallmark findings for hirschprung dz

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rectal bx

absence of ganglion cells in both submucosal and muscular layers if involved bowel

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duchenne’s muscular dystrophy mc affects what pt pop

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toddler-aged males

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-physiologically split S2
-grade III/IV high pitched, harsh, pansystolic murmur heard best at the 3rd/4th ICS
-radiation across the precordium

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VSD

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“palpable right ventricular lift” makes you think of

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TOF

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hep B vaccination schedule

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3 doses:

birth
1-2 mos
6-18 mos

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by what age should the posterior fontanel be closed

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birth
2 mos at the latest

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autosomal recessive d.o due to an extra x chromosome

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klinefelter’s

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typical presentation of klinefelters (5)

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presents at puberty
incomplete masculinization
decreased body hair
gynecomastia
small phalus/testicles

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short stature, web neck, pectus excavatum

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noonan’s syndrome

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short stature, webbed neck, phenotypical female
turner's syndrome
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tx of choice for duodenal atresia
duodenoduodenostomy
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complication of tapeworm infxn
neurocysticercosis
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abnl development of meningeal vasculature
struge-weber syndrome
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deposition of unconjugated bilirubin in the brain
kernicterus
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tx for homocystinuria
high dose B6
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first line prophylactic tx for recurrent rheumatic fever
benzathine pen G q 4 weeks *erythromycin if penicillin allergy*
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2 rf for recurrent rheumatic fever
children carditis during initial episode
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6 indications for hospitalization w. bronchiolitis
hypoxia on room air moderate tachypnea w. feeding difficulty marked respiratory distress w. retractions < 2-3 mos old hx of apnea underlying cardiopulmonary dz
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indication for pediatric pt to receive the 23-valent polysaccharide vaccine (pneumovax)
children > 23 mos at increased risk for pneumococcal dz
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indication for racemic epi + steroids in laryngotrachobonrchitis (viral croup)
stridor at rest
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t/f: use of a pacifier during sleeping is a current recommendation to decrease risk of SIDS
t!
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3 normal findings in a newborn that might sound scary but are just a result from mom's hormones being transferred to the ftus in utero and via breastmilk
non purulent vaginal d.c vaginal spotting mammary enlargement
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most predominant pathogen in pt's w. cystic fibrosis
pseudomonas
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common presentation of bacterial tracheitis
apparent improvement vs failed tx following recent viral URI (mc croup), followed by: high fever respiratory distress
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dx for bacterial tracheitis
lateral neck xray: subglottic and tracheal narrowing
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mcc of gasteroenteritis in kiddos
rotavirus
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IVF of choice for severely dehydrated kid unable to tolerate oral rehydration (2)
20 mg/kg normal saline OR LR
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dx and findings for pyloric stenosis
upper GI contrast radiographs narrowed distal stomach w. double tract of barium
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common presentation of transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN)
increased WOB and progressive tachypnea w.in 2 hr of delivery
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pathophys of TTN
delayed resorption and clearance of alveolar fluid -> pulmonary edema
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what is this showing
bilateral perhilar streaking hyperinflation of lungs pulmonary edema **TTN**
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tx for TTN
beingn self resolves by day 2 of life supportive tx
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initial sx of iron poisoning (2)
vomiting bloody diarrhea
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presentation of osteogenesis imperfecta (3)
blue sclerae recurrent fx persenile deafness
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radiolucent nidus surrounded by osteosclerosis
osteoid osteoma
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first line tx for lyme dz in kido < 8 yo
amoxicillin vs cefuroxime
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how do you calculate cobb angle
AP and lateral xray films of the entire length of the spine
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6 yo f w lbp that ardiates to the abdomen and difficulty walking x 1 week - low grade fever x severeal days - restricted forward flexion and extension 2/2 to pain - area of cellulitis from an insect bite on left scapula
discitis
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6 rf for developmental hip dysplasia
(+) fam hx ligamentous laxity breech presentation female large fetal size first born
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indications for tympanocentesis for AOM (5)
-failed 2 courses of appropriate abx (ex amoxicillin and augmentin) -bilateral chronic OM w. effusion for 3 mo or longer AND documented hearing loss -3 mo or longer plus reduced quality of life -3 episodes x 6 mos OR 4 episodes in 12 mos with effusion -at risk - permanent hearing loss, speech/language delay, developmental d.o
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how do you evaluate for hearing loss in children < 3 yo
auditory evoked potentials
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what is this showing
epiglottitis
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presentation of niemann-pick dz (3)
loss of motor milestones hyporeflexia cherry red spot on macula hepatosplenomegaly
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niemann pick dz is caused by a deficiency in
sphingomyelinase
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3 ways to differentiate niemann-pick dz from tay sachs dz
niemann pick dz presents with: hepatosplenomegaly hyporeflexia/areflexia foamy appearance to affected cells
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how does tay sachs affect reflexes
hyperreflexia
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UA findings of IgA nephropathy
cola colored urine 2+ protein 2+ Hgb negative for WBC/casts/bacteria
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presentation of reye syndrome (5)
post viral infxn lethargic/drowsy vomiting (+) babinski/hyperreflexia hepatomegaly
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leading cause of injury related death in children btw 1 and 19 yo
firearms
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who is most likely to sexually abuse a child
family member
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tx for tinea capitis
oral girseofulvin x 4-8 weeks
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tx for extensive bullous impetigo
oral dicloxacillin
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typical presentation of rubeola (measles) (4)
3 c's: cough, conjunctivitis, coryza thick copis rhinorrhea fever white papules on buccal mucosa
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bright red-purple deep vascular nodule/plaque that often develops at birth and may enlarge
hemangioma
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recommended age range for initial MMR vaccination
12-15 mos
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erythematous, scaling crusty lesions on vertex of scalp
seborrheic dermatitis (cradle cap)
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management of seborrheic dermatitis (3)
1. olive oil compress 2. baby shampoo 3. mild hydrocortisone cream
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3 indications for admit w. black widow spider bite
children pregnant preexisting CVD
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8 yo w. 2 day hx of spreading non pruritic maculopapular rash on an erythematous base on trunk w. accentuation in skin folds -cervical LAD - preceded by fever, sore throat, rhinorrhea
scarlatina rash
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scarlatina rash is caused by
GAS
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what 2 prophylactic tx are recommended for a 13 mo old w. SSA
folic acid pen v
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genetic marker for klinefelter
47 XXY
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tx for osteomyelitis causd by staph or salmonella
cefoxatime
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what does this child have
fragile X syndrome: protruding ears male long face large jaw macrocephaly frontal bossing
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following puberty, kids w. fragile X syndrome often develop (8)
**macroochordism** strabismus connective tissue dysplasia MVP hyperextensible joints ADD hand flapping/hand biting averting gase mild-severe mental retardation
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fragile x syndrome is caused by
CGG trinucleotide expantion w.in FMR1 gene on X chromosome
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growth chart findings of constitutional growth delay (3)
normal birth weight/height deop in %iles btw 6 mos and 3 yo reestablishment of normal rowth
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which growth chart corresponds w. constitutional growth delay
B
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t/f: kids w. constitutional growth delay have normal adult height
t!
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what scabicide has been associated w. neurotoxicity in infants and young kids
lindane (kwell)