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UW Peds 2 Flashcards

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kid with joint hypertrophy and “ping-pong skull”(soft skull wiht wide fonts) whatcha thinking?

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vita D deficiency!

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pneumona in CF pt who is between birth - 20yoa cause…

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S.Aureus

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dafuq is Diamon-Blackfan Anemia?

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sportation mutation causing defect in progen cells = early apoptosis*neonate who presents with pallow ~3m, webbed neck, cleft lip, sheilded chest, triphalangeal thumbs

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HSV vs Impetigo

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HSV only around oralabial region, impetigo all around face

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pediatric stroke mc cause?

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SSD

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tx cat bite vs cat scratch

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bite = augmentinscratch = azithromycin

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Tx of lyme in kid <8 yo. why?

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amox! bc doxy has bone shit and you dnt wannt fuck with their bones

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3m old kid has hypoglycemia, hyperlipidemia, doll like face, round cheeks, thin extremities, short statues, protuberant abdomen(hepatomegaly). dx?

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T1 glycogen storage dx(von gierk) = G6PD def causing impaired glycogen –> glycose

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viral prodrome and rash that distrubted along lines of tension, puritis + herald patch

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pityriasis rosea

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what type of lymph nodes should just be observed in kids?

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<1cm, soft mobil, cervial.*any supracavicular nodes shoudl be investigated no matter what

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MCC of congenital cyanosis?

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transposition of the great arteries

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kid with cyanosis in the first 24 hrs, normal S1 but single loud S2 + narrow mediasteinum. dx? tx?

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transposition of the great arteries - give PG to keep PDA open till you can operate!

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sx of fetal alcohol syndrome

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mental retardation, developmental delays, SHORT palpebral fissures, SMOOTH philtrum, THIN vermillion boarders(thin upper lip), microcephaly, micrognanthia, murmer? = ASD or VSD

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sx of down syndrome

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mental retardation, flat face, prominent epicanthal folds, slanted palpebral fissures, simian crease, protruding tongue, heart shit(av canal defect, endocardial cushing defect), gap in 1 & 2 toescomplications:early alzhimers, ALL, hirsprungs, duodenal atresia

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Fragil X syndrome sx? inheritance?

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XL mutation, anticipationsx: flatfooted, flexable joints, low muscle tone, long face, prominent forhead and chin, large ears, macrocephaly, large testicles, MVP

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Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

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> 6wk multiple joint pain, morning stiffness +/- hepatospleo, salmon rash, serositisElevated CRP, ESR, Ferritin, gammaglobin, thrombocystosis*anemia due to chronic infllamation

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common presentation of cerebral palsy in infants

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Spastic Diplegia = hypotonia, hyperreflexia, equinovaris, resistance to movement

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Spondylolisthesis

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developmental disorder resutling in forward slip of vertebra causing: slowly developing back pain, neurologic dysfunction, palpebal step off

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Absance seizures can be triggered by…

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hyperventilating!

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Classic sx for Henoch-Schonlein Purpura

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usually follows viral illness, rash, joint pain, abdominal pain, hematuria

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Rota virus vaccine C/I?

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immunocomp & personal history of intussusception as rotat can cause intussusception

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Kid comes in for check up and you find no probs other than protinuria. what do you do?

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Recheck on 2 seperate occations. if present then workup. if not present = dx Transient Proteinuria

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looks like hypothyroid in newborn baby + “Horse cry”

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thyroid dysgenesis

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you look in kids ear and see peripheral granulation tissue w/debri near ear drum. dx?

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cholesteatoma

25
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absence seizures will increase the risk of developing what later in life?

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anxiety and ADHD

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Anemia of Prematurity

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due to decrease in EPO, short RBC life & multiple blood draws in NICU

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hypersensitivity reactions

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ACIDT1 = anaphylaxis = IgET2 = Cytotoxic/AI = IgG & IgM auto-antibodiesT3 = Immune complex = Ab-AgT4 = Delayed = Tcells and macrophages

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another name for Hemolytic uremic syndrome?

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microangiopathic hemolytic anemia

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liver bx of kid with reye’s syndrome would show?

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microvascular fatty infiltrate of the liver

30
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why the increased risk of intussusecption after GI infection?

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hypertrophied peyers patches = increase risk

31
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Benefits & Drawbakcs of breastmilk

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  • improves gastric emptying due to increased Whey- lactoferrin, lysozyme and IgA to boost immunity- Lower Ca & P but body absorbs it better than regular formula- Inadequate VitD = need suppliment
32
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Describe ring worm lesion

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scaly, erythematous, pruritc patches that spread centrifugally

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blood smear of G6PD vs SSD

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G6PD = bite cells & heinz bodiesSSD = howell-jolly bodies

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Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia vs CF

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Both have: chronic sinus infections, nasal polyps, bronchiectasis, digital clubbingCF: pancreatic insuff like vit K def(brusising), vit D def, poor growth

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Erythematous plaques with yellow oily scales around scalp, eyebrows, eyelids, behind ear, nasolabial folds, umbilicus & diaper dx?

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seborrheic dermatitis

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What is Hand-Foot Syndrome in SSD?

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early manifestation of vaso-occlusion in 6m-4yo causing swelling of hands and feet

37
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babys drinking only cows milk. what do you need to give them?

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iron! cows milk is low in iron

38
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kid with previous runny nose now has fever, resp distress, wheezes, murmer, hepatomegaly, CXR shows enlarged heart. dx?

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viral myositis

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when does T1 DM usualy present?

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4-6 yo or early puberty

40
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CHARGE syndrome

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Coloboma

41
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Coxsackie A pharyngitis vs Herpes pharyngitis

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Coxsackie = gray vesicles/ulcers on posterior oropharynxHerpes = clusters of small vesicles on anterior oropharynx + ginival involvement

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tx of chemical conjunctivitis?

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lube

43
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tx of gon conjunctivitis

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IM cephalosporin

44
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tx of chalmy conjunctivitis

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PO Macrolide

45
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Tx of nursemaids elbow?

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  1. Hyperpronation of forarm(better)or 2. supination of forearm and flexion of elbow
46
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tx of hydrocele

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observation! = usually resolves in 12m if not need surgery

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5d old baby comes in whos list 4oz in weight, has hands+feet that are peeling and “brick dust/pink stain” in diaper. baby is not cranky and has been breastfeeding normally, urinating and poopin normally and sleeping well. dx?

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normal!- peeling hands and feet = dry skin, babys skin is adjusting to the enviroment- babies loose 7% of body weight in the first 5 days but gain it back by d10-14- pink = uric acid crystals! this is normal in babies and will decrease. only think lesch nyhan if baby wasnt feeding well or not urinating normally.

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complications of premature baby

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hypocalcemia, hypoglycemia, hypothermia, polycythemia, IVH, ret of premat, mercon asp, perinatal asphix, hypoxia

49
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3 food poisoning bugs that are mostly vomiting.

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s.aureus, Bcereus, Norovirus

50
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person ate meat + egg salad 1 hr ago and now is puking. bug?

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s.aureus = 1-6h

51
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baby acute onset w/LRQ pain + bloody diarrhea bug?

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yersinia = 24-48 hr and mimic diarrhea

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