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kid comes in with obviouse Guillian-barre what is an important test for you to run? why?

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spirometry to assess respiration = GB pts are at high risk for respiratory failure

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Erythema Toxicum Neonatorum(ETN) symptoms

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asymptomatic, blotchy, erythematous papules and pustles seen in neonates = BENIGN! can change color and always spares palms and sole.dnt know cause but it will go away so just reassure parents

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Chronic Granulomatous Diseaseinfections with which type of organisms? what will you see on bx?

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catalase +, numerous organism filled segmented neutrophils

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Kids with juvenile idiopathic arthritis obv have arthritis but also have chronic ——. Complications? Tx?

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Chronic uveitis! Can go blind! Tx w/steroids

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what is premature 2nd sex development in girls and bosy?

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girls <8; boys <9

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> 5 yo kid has nocturesis & all other treatment has failure…what do you do?

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give desmopressin

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Neimann-Pick Dz sx?

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loss of motor milestones about 2-6m, hypotonia, feeding difficulty, cherry red macula, HEPATOSPLENOMEGLY, AREFLEXIA

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bedwetting is normal before the age of….

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5 = wait to treat untill then.

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Tay-Sachs Dzdef? inheritance?

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AR, B-hemosaminidase A

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Neurofibromatosis T2sx?

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NF2 mutation = bilateral acoustic neuromas

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sx of HUS

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microangiopathic hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia and acute kidney injury

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Cervical Lymphadenopathy in children

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mcc S.aureus = enlarged, tender, erythematous lymph nodes

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Gaucher Dzsx?

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anemia, thrombocytopenia, HEPATOSPLENOMEGLY, no regression just fatigue and usually appears older kids.*both this and neimann-pick have hepatosplenomeg but np appears 2-6m w/o blood shit

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how can you distinguish central/hypothalamic/pituitary 1 ammenorhea vs peripheral/gonadal

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check FSH!- decrease FSH = central = do MRI-increased FSH = peripheral = gonadal prob

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Neimann-Pick Dz def? inheritance?

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sphingomyelinase, AR

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Neurofibromatosis T1(T1 von rec)mutation? sx?

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NF1 gene; 1. cafe-au-lait spots2. axillary freckling3. monocular eye proptosis & visual changes = OPTIC TRACT GLIOMA4. lisch nodules5. neurofibromas

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Kid has high lead on capillary finger stick. What do you do?

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Draw venous lead levels bc cap can be false.

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Marfans vs Homocystauriawhich one has aortic root dilation?

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marfans

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Gaucher Dzdef? inheritance?

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AR, glucocerebrosidase

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common causes of meningitis in kids >11yo

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N. Men

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Sturge-Weber Syndrome sx?

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focal or generalized seizures, mental retardation, “Port-wine” stain, IC calcifications

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Absence Seizures sx?

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<20sec, utually 4-10yo, may be accompanied by simple AUTOMATISMS(eye fluttering, lip smacking)

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common causes of meningitis in kids 3m-10yo

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S.pneumo, N. Men

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Retinoblastomamut? sx?

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mut Rb; optic nerve retinoblastoma*associated with osteosarcoma

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25
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Tx of tourettes

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1st line = A2 ag: Clonidine or Guanfacine2nd line = antipsychotics: Risperidone

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Breast Milk Jaundice vs Breasfeeding Failure Jaundice

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  1. breast milk jaundice: appears in week 1, seen with adequate breastfeeding, normal exam, due to increase conjugate intestinal bilirubin.2. breastfeeding failure jaundice: appears in week 1, due to decrease lactation and increase bili, seen w/suboptimal breastfeeding, sx of dehydration = tx by increaseing feeding
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Long term consequence of vesicouretral reflux?

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Renal scarring

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Krabbe Dzdef? inheritance?

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AR galactocerebrosidase

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Pellagra

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Niacin B3 def = diarrhea, dermatitis, dementia, glossitis

30
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test for chronic granulomatous disease?

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check for neutrophils w/dihydrorhodamine 123 tests & nitroblue Tetrazolium test

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Sx of Lyme dz infection

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mild pain + joint stiffness that may be on and off, flu like symptoms, fatigue, variable joint pains

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Chronic Granulomatous Diseaseinheritance?

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Sx of kid with Posterior Urethral Valves

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potters sequence + hydroureter/nephrosis, usually seen in males

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What’s neonatal acne?

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Acne peaks between 2 to 4 weeks occurs due to maternal hormone transmission

35
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what vitamin can you give that will decrease mortality in measles?

36
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tx of SS dz

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hydroxyurea

37
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tx of childhood lead poisoningmoderate vs severe

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  • moderate(45-69): Meso-2,3-dimercaptiosuccinic acid(DMSA)- severe(>70): DMSA + Calcium disodium edetate(EDTA)
38
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Describe Dermatatitis Herpetiformis. What its associated with?

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“red spots on arms and legs filled with clear fluid that later crusts over”

39
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GI “target sign” is associated with….

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intusseption

40
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causes of baterial rhinosinusitis

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Strep. Pneumo > H. Influenza > Moraxella Cat

41
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What’s a herald patch?Tx?

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Pityriasis Rosea ! Associated w/HSV 6/7 but not sure which. Lasts 2-12 weeks tx w/topics steroids

42
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What is adequate breastfeeding?

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breastfeeding 8-12 times a day every 2-3 hrs for about 10-20 min per breast during the 1st month

43
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Bow legs is normal till…

44
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Friedreich Ataxia sx?

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ataxia, dysarthria, degradation of spinocerebellar tracts, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, diabetes, skeletal deformities(kyphosis, scoliosis)

45
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Friedreich Ataxiamutation? inheritance?

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AR mut in fraxtin = GAA triplet

46
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HUS causes hematuria by….

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vascular dmg causing microthrombi = mechanical dmg

47
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Henoch-Scholein Purpura sx

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low grade fever, cough, nonblanching rash on butt and legs, arthralgias, abdominal pain, intussecption, kidney shit

48
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Kawasaki Disease diagnosis criteriawhat are they at increased risk for?

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fever >5d +4 or more:1. conjunctivitis2. mucositis(strawberry tongue)3. cervical lymphadenopathy4. rash5. erythema & edema of the hands and feet*increased riks of coronary artery aneuryms

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Marfans vs Homocystauriawhich one has mental retardation?

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homocystauria

50
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Marfans vs Homocystauriawhich one has fair complection?

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homocystauria

51
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Scarlet Fever sx + tx?

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*seen w/untreated strep shitfever, chills, sore throat, strawberry tongue, rash(sunburn w/goosebumps or sandpaper or rough texture)

52
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common causes of meningitis in kids <3m

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GBS, Ecoli, Listeria, HSV

53
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Kid with toothache has been using numbing cream to treat. now presents w/cyanosis, pulse ox 85%. dx? why? tx?

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methemoglobinemia, caused by oxidizing agents = dapson, nitrates, topical anesthetics(benzocaine & lidocaine)*will see normal PaO2, saturation gap, normal arterial partial pressuretx: methylene blue

54
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McCune-Albright Syndrome

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de novo mut in G-protein cAMP(GNAS)Triad: precocious puberty, cafe-au-lait spots, fibrous dysplasia of bones + HYPERENDOCRINE due to increased cAMP activity = elevated cortisol = cushing symptoms

55
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Riboflavin B2 deficiency

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Chelioliss, Glossitis, seborrhetic dermatitis, pharyngitis,

56
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Fanconi anemiasx?

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XLR aplastic anemia with progressive bone marrow failure, short stature, hypergonadism, hypo pigmentation, low set ears, deafness, abnormal thumbs, microcephaly, cafe au lair spots

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Tay-Sachs Dzsx?

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loss of motor milestones around 2-6m, hypotonia, feeding difficulties, cherry red macula, HYPERFLEXIA

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MCC of sepsis in SS dzWhat can you do for them?

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S. Pneumo = pplx with PCN till the age of 5

59
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Pertussus ppx for baby

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erythromycin

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RDW in iron deficiency vs thalassemia

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RDW is increased in iron but normal in thalassemia

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what is the most common congenital heart defect in kids with DS?

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complete AV septal defect

62
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RF for RDS in newborns?

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Prematurity, male sex, perinatal asphyxia, maternal DM, C-section w/o labor

63
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what effect doesn PROM have on RDS?

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decreases RDS due to increase stress = cort = help lungs mature

64
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Trendelenburg Gait

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hip drop due to dmg to superior gluteal N = weak gluteus muscles

65
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CF infertility in men. why?

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congential absence of vas def

66
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Premature baby give vaccinations according to —– age. What the exception?

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chronological; exc: HepB! baby must be >2kg for this vaccination

67
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Trachoma

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chlamydia infection in the eye that can spread in unsanitary condition like a refugee camp.1. conjunctival injection2. tarsal inflammation(eye lid)3. pale follicles(bumps under eye lid)4. often seen w/rhinorhea, pharyngitistx: azithromycin

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Which nephrotic syndrome is most associated with…1. HBV?2. HIV?3. A1AT?

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  1. HBV = membranous2. HIV = FSGS3. A1AT = membranoproliferative
69
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SS trait causes spontaneously resolving hematuria due to….

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microthrombi causing renal papillary necrosis

70
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Werdnig Hoffman dz vs Botulism

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WH: anterior horn degen; upper ext > lower, lacks eye shitBot: hx of ingestion; Ptosis, sluggish pupillary light reflexBOT SPORES: no hx of ingestion, kid will be breast fed; Ptosis, sluggish pupillary light reflex

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