The bruised child Flashcards

1
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regarding history of the bruised child

-what is an important first question

A

spontaneous or following injury

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regarding history of the bruised child
-duration and what this suggests

A

days/weeks- acute aquired

months/years-congenital or chronic acquired

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3
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regarding history of the bruised child
-types of mucosal bleeding

A

oral

epistaxis

GI

menorrhagia

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4
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regarding history of the bruised child
-what does menorrhagia suggest (2)

A

thrombocytopenai

VWD

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5
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regarding history of the bruised child
-types of internal bleeding (excluding mucosal bleeds)

A

haemarthorsis

intracranial

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6
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regarding history of the bruised child
-what does an intracranial bleed suggest

A

clotting deficiencies

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7
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regarding history of the bruised child
-what does a fmaily history of brusing suggest 2

A

VWD

clotting deficenceis

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8
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regarding history of the bruised child
what does a recent history fo infection suggest 3

A

acute leukaemia

bone marrow failure

ITP

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9
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regarding history of the bruised child
-symptoms of bone marrow failure 4

A

anaemia

lethargy/pallor

leucopenia

infection

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10
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regarding history of the bruised child
symtom in HSP

A

abdo pain

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11
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wehn examing a brusied child what should be assessed 11

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 Signs of systemic infection
 Raised intracranial pressure
 Signs of trauma
 Site, number and severity of bruises/ petechiae
 Evidence of mucosal bleeding from
lips/gums/haematemesis/melaena/epistaxis
 Signs of anaemia
 Hepatosplenomegaly
 Lymphadenopathy
 Swollen painful joints
 Congenital abnormalities i.e. limb defects, cardiac probs
 General examination of the child in cases of NAI (including ophthalmic exam)

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12
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in a bruised child what should be investgiated for in all cases 2

A

FBC

coag

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13
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investigations in a bruised child for:
sepsis 2

A

bld cult

infeciton screen

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14
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investigations in a bruised child for:
major haemorrhage

A

urgent cross match

volume expandes

correct DIC/ITP

identify source and stop bleeding (?surgery)

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15
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investigations in a bruised child for:
DIC

A

manage sepsis (sepssi 6)

correct coagulopahty

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16
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investigations in a bruised child for:
hereditary coag disorders 2

A

clotting factor assasys

platelet aggregation studies

17
Q

investigations in a bruised child for:
HSP 3

A

BP

urinalysis

abdo USS

18
Q

investigations in a bruised child for:
NAI 4

A

skeletal survey

CT (if <1yo)

retinoscopy

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