UT's "High Yield Pediatrics" by Emma Ramahi Flashcards

1
Q

Full points for grimace is _______________.

A

withdraw from stimulation

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2
Q

The 1-minute APGAR tells you _____________. The 5-minute APGAR tells you ______________.

A

how the baby responded to labor; how the baby is responding to resuscitation

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3
Q

How should you handle Erb-Duchenne palsy?

A

If it doesn’t auto-resolve by 3-6 months, then refer to NSGY.

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4
Q

Edema that crosses suture lines is called ____________.

A

caput succedaneum

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5
Q

Mongolian spots are made of _____________.

A

melanocytes

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6
Q

Salmon patches are more fancily called ___________.

A

nevus simplex

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7
Q

How can you differentiate neonatal acne from milia using timing?

A

Milia are present at birth, while neonatal acne doesn’t show up until week 2.

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8
Q

Erythema toxicum usually presents on day _______.

A

2 (not at birth!)

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9
Q

Orange-colored, nodular skin without overlying hair in a neonate is ____________.

A

nevus sebaceous (don’t confuse with the yellow scales of seborrheic dermatitis)

Note: these are usually removed surgically because of risk of malignant degeneration.

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10
Q

What causes breast milk jaundice?

A

Glucuronidase in breast milk

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11
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List four features of pathologic jaundice.

A
  • Occurring on day 1
  • Total bilirubin greater than 12 at any time
  • Rising greater than 5 units in one day
  • Direct bilirubin greater than 2
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12
Q

Explain the treatment regimen for diaphragmatic hernia.

A

Give the baby ECMO and let the lungs mature for 3-4 days. Then do surgery.

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13
Q

Coanal atresia is part of what constellation?

A
CHARGE
•Coloboma
•Heart defects
•retarded Growth
• Enomalis
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14
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What is the recommended management for meconium aspiration syndrome?

A

Do not suction! Instead, suction and intubate.

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15
Q

Omphalocele is associated with ______________.

A

Beckwith-Wiedeman

Big baby, big tongue, ear pits.

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16
Q

What is the prognosis of gastroschisis?

A

Sometimes, the exposed gut gets scarred and may require resection.

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17
Q

Umbilical hernias should go away on their own. If they don’t by age _______, then refer to surgery.

A

2 to 3

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18
Q

Why does diabetes increase the risk of RDS?

A

Insulin interferes with the surge of cortisol which is responsible for lung maturation.

19
Q

What accounts for the weight loss in the first 5 days of life?

20
Q

Kids double their length by ____________.

21
Q

When can a kid walk upstairs with alternating feet?

22
Q

When do kids start the MMR vaccine?

23
Q

What are two characteristics of a murmur that warrant further workup?

A
  • Anything during diastole

* Greater than II/VI

24
Q

Any murmur that worsens with inspiration is ____________.

A

right-sided

25
Ebstein's anomaly is associated with what arrhythmia?
WPW
26
HOCM presents with what murmur?
Systolic ejection murmur
27
The HOCM murmur worsens with _____________.
decreased preload (standing, Valsalva)
28
What is the treatment for rheumatic heart disease?
Penicillin
29
If the pCO2 levels rise in an acute asthma exacerbation, this is a potential sign of ______________.
respiratory muscle fatigue with respiratory collapse
30
Go through the diagnostic criteria for diabetes.
*  Fasting greater than 126 * Random greater than 200 with symptoms *  Two-hour glucose challenge greater than 200
31
Localized impetigo should be treated with _____________.
mupirocin
32
Strep throat should be treated with ____________.
penicillin
33
Kids with mono should avoid contact sports for _____________.
as long as they have splenomegaly
34
What CXR findings are seen in bronchiolitis?
Hyperinflation with patchy atelectasis
35
JIA: - Good prognostic factors: __________ - Bad prognostic factors: ______________
ANA + RF +
36
``` Kawasaki labs: • Elevated platelets • Sterile pyuria • ___________ • ___________ ```
elevated LFTs; elevated CSF protein
37
People with sickle cell disease often get two operations: _____________.
cholecystectomy and tonsillectomy
38
______________ presents with triphalangeal thumbs.
Blackfan-Diamond
39
What are the two treatment tiers of lead poisoning?
* Mild: succimer | * Severe: EDTA and dimercaprol
40
The most common brain tumor in childhood is ______________.
pilocytic astrocytoma
41
Consider _____________ in the workup of Wilms' tumor.
CXR
42
What tumor presents with dancing eyes and dancing legs?
Neuroblastoma
43
ALL is treated with ___________, even if there are no neurologic symptoms.
intrathecal methotrexate