Upper Airway Obstruction Flashcards
What is CHARGE syndrome
C — COLOBOMA of the eye’
H — HEART defect
A — ATRESIA of choanae
R — Retardation of growth
G — GENITAL anomalies
E — EAR anomalies
Most common etiology in VIRAL CROUP
PARAINFLUENZA virus
(+) LOW grade
(+) BARKING cough
(+) STEEPLE sign
VIRAL CROUP
Most common cause of EPIGLOTTITIS
H. Influenzae TYPE B
(+) HIGH fever
(+) Muffled voice
(+) DROOLING
(+) THUMBPRINT/LEAF sign
EPIGLOTTITIS
Response of VIRAL CROUP to RACEMIC EPINEPHRINE
STRIDOR IMPROVES
(+) Prominent itching and sneezing, nasal EOSINOPHILIA
ALLERGIC RHINITIS
(+) UNILATERAL FOUL-SMELLING discharge
(+) Bloody nasal secretion
Foreign body in the nose
(+) Headache
(+) Facial pain
(+) Periorbital edema
(+) Rhinorrhea >2 weeks
SINUSITIS
Persistent rhinorrhea with onset in the FIRST 3 months of life (SNUFFLES)
CONGENITAL SYPHILIS
(+) Hx of PROLONGED USE of TOPICAL or ORAL DECONGESTANT
RHINITIS MEDICAMENTOSA
Paroxysms of cough leaving the baby breathless and subconjunctival hemorrhages
PERTUSSIS or WHOOPING COUGH
Sinuses present at BIRTH
Maxillary and Ethmoid
What sinuses are pneumatized at 4 y/o
SPHENOID
What sinuses begin to develop at 7-8 y/o
FRONTAL