VII Flashcards
digeorge syndrome dysmorphogenesis of what structures
third or fourth pharyngeal pouches
immunizations should be given based on chronological or gestational age
chronological
what are the inactivated pediatric vaccines
polio
hep A
what are the inactivated toxin (toxoid) vaccines
diptheria, tetanus
what are the conjugate vaccines
hep B pertussis H influenza type B pneumococcal meningococcal hpv influenza
what are the live attenuated vaccines
rotavirus measles mumps rubella varicella influenza
weight minimum for first hep B vaccine
> 2 kg
Dx confirmation SCID
absent lymph nodes and tonsils, lymphopenia, absent thymic shadow on CX, abnormal T,B and natural killer cell enumeration by flow cytometric analysis
X linked aggamaglobulinemia
also known as Brutons
male infant asymptomatic until 6-9 mo then recurrent S pneumo and H influenza
Dx confirmation brutons agammaglobulinemia
decreased serum concentrations IgG IgA, IgM and IgE
no decrease in circulating B cells
less than 2% CD19+ B cells in peripheral circulations
x linked agammaglobulinemia
immunologic findings of wiskott aldrich syndrome
low IgM
high IgA and IgE
poor Ab response to polysacharide Ag
reduced # T cells and platelets
Dx by nitro blue tetrazolium test
chronic granulomatous disease
Tx hyepr IgM
antibiotic prophylaxis and interval administration IV immunoglobulin
infections with leukocyte adhesion deficiency type 1
S aureus
gram negative
deficient expression of CD18
leukocyte adhesion deficiency
contraindications to diptheria/tetanus
anaphylxis to vaccine ingredients
contraindications to pertussis
anaphylaxis to vaccine ingredients
progressive neurologic disorder
encephalopathy within week of previous vaccine dose
defect in x agammaglobulinemia
defect in tyrosine kinase in B cells
lack of IgA increase risk of what protozoan
giardia