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saber shins

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congenital syphilis

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2
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most common hip pain in children

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transient synovitis

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3
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physical exam of transient synovitis

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hip is flexed, ABducted and externally rotated

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4
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areas of lyme on test question

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NE and upper midwestern states

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5
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Dx lymes

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ELISA and western blotting

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6
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first line Tx lymes

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doxy

if

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7
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reactive arthritis

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acute and asymmetric oligoarthritis

1-4 weeks post urethritis or diarrheal infection

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8
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Tx for radial head subluxation

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gently hyperpronate
or
supination with flexion

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9
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what do bone lesions of langerhans histiocytosis look like

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solitary lytic in long bones

case hypercalcemia

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10
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Ab for SLE

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anti smith and anti ds DNA

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11
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complications of elbow fractures

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compartment syndome

severe pain, pallor, poikilothermia, paresthesias, pulselessness and paralysis

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12
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UTI suspected in 7 month old

how to confirm and treat?

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urethral cath, UA and culture

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13
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most common cause of recurrent UTIs

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VUR

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14
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what presents at birth, recessive or dominant polycystic kidneys

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recessive

have potters facies

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15
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what to do if urine dip shows nothing but some increased protein

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repeat dip on 2 diff occasions

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16
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complications VUR

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renal scarring

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17
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regression enuresis with increased polyuria, polydipsia

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type I DM

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18
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linear desposition of IgG on basement membrane

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Goodpasture syndrome

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19
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most common form idiopathic nephrotic syndrome in chilren

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minimal change disease

foot fusion and flattening of podocytes

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20
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complications of constipation

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urinary stasis from compression ob bladder preventing complete voiding

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21
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renal tubular acidosis type 2

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cannot excrete H

22
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renal tubule acidosis type 1

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reabsorb bicarb

23
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Fanconi syndrome

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glucosuria, aminoaciduria, phosphaturia

24
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type 4 RTA

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defect in Na/K exchange in distal tubule

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presentation RTA in kids
failure to thrive and norman anion gap metabolic acidosis
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Tx choice minimal change disease
steroids
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all children
renal and bladder US
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5 alpha reductase deficiency
internal male structures female external genitalia at birth at puberty begin to get masculinization 46XY
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androgen insensitivity
anti mullerian hormone leads to male internal genitalia | testicular testosterone converted to estrogen causing breast development
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purulent eye drainage with swelling in 2-5 day old infant
gonorrhea
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bloody vaginal discharge in newborn-3 mo old
normal | maternal estrogens can cross placenta
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visual acuity testing begins when
age 3
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low birth weight, closed fists, microcephaly, prominent occiput, micrognathia, rocker bottom feet
edwards
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hypotonia, slanted palpebral fissures, epicanthial folds, brushfield spots, dysplasia pelvis, cardiac malformations, simian crease, short and broad hands
trisomy21
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white reflex in eye
referral to opthalmologist- retinoblastoma
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follicles and inflammatory changes in conjunctiva of eye | pannus formation
trachoma
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Tx trachomatis conjunctivitis
topical tetracycline or oral azithromycin
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most common cause viral conjunctivitis
adenovirus type 3
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precocious puberty and ovarian mass-
granulosa cell tumor
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Tx neonatal clavicular fracture
reassurance, gentle handling
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what causes irregular menses in adolescence
insufficient gonadotropin secretion- LH and FSH
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excess LH
PCOS
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aortic coarctation in patient with short stature and primary ammenorrhea
turners | ovarian dysgenesis
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gondatropin levels in turners
high FSH from lack negative feedback
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first step in evaluation primary amenorrhea
pelvic exam | US
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Dx method for turners
karyotyping
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cryptorchidism at risk for
subfertility and testicular cancer
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Tx for strabismus
patching the normal eye
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when to worry about hydrocele
if 1 year old and still not resolved
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how to remove body from vagina in toddler
warm water flushes
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how to determine if primary amenorrhea is from central or gonadal abnormalities
FSH increased- peripheral cause/ hypergonad decreased- get pituitary MRI
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evaluation for precocious puberty
GnRH stimulation test