175 (hypo) - 179 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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RFs for hypoglycaemia

A
IUGR
preterm
diabetic mom
large for date
hypothermic
polycythemic
ill
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2
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problem in IUGR and preterm for hypoglycaemia

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low glycogen stores

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3
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how does gestational diabetes cause hypogly

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hyperplasia of the islet cellsin the pancreas causes high

insulin levels

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4
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symptoms of hypoglycaemia in the preterm

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jitteriness, irritability, apnoea, lethargy, drowsiness and seizures

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5
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how to prevent hypoglycaemia

A

frequent milk feeding

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6
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how to treat hypoglycaemia

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IV glucose

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7
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what if the baby dosent respond to IV glucose

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glucagon or hydrocortisone

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8
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what does a seizure look like in a child

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rapid eye movement
change in respiration
clonic movement

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9
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urgent differentials for seizure

A

hypoglycaemia

meningitis

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10
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seizure 1st investigations

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cerebral ultrasound- haemorrhage or cerebral malformation

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11
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which artery infarction may present with seizure

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middle cerebral artery

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12
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when would you get a middle cerebral artery infaction seizure

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12-48 hours

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13
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diagnosis of middle cerebral artery infarction

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MRI

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14
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why do you get cleft lip

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failure of fusion of the frontonasal and maxillary processes

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15
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why do you get cleft palate

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failure of fusion of the palatine processes and the nasal septum

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16
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defects in pierre robin syndrome

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micrognathia, posterior displacement of the

tongue and mid line cleft of the soft palate

17
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micrognathia

18
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what causes oesophageal atresia usually

A

tracheo-oesophageal fistula

19
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what is tracheo-oesophageal fistula caused by usually

A

polyhydramnios

20
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presentation of oesophageal atresia

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persistent salivation and drooling
coughing and choking on feeding
cyanotic episodes

21
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what does VACTERL stand for

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Vertebral, Anorectal, Cardiac, Tracheo-oEsophageal, Renal and Radial Limb anomalies

22
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small bowel obstruction presentation

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persistent vomiting can be bile-stained

abdominal distension

23
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where is the dividing line between bile stained and non bile stained vomit

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ampulla of vater

24
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would small bowel or large bowel obstrucions present first

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small bowel obstruction linked to downs
duodenal stenosis
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some causes of small bowel obstruction
any atresia or stenosis malrotation with volvulus Meconium ileus meconium plug
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what is meconium lieus linked to
CF
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investigations of small bowel obstruction
abdo xray
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name a large bowel obstruction disease
Hirschsprung disease
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what is the pathology in hirchsprung disease
Absence of the myenteric nerve plexus
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hirchsprung disease presentation
no meconium | distension
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Bile-stained vomiting is from ? ? until proved otherwise
intestinal obstruction
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what is exomphalos/omphalocele
umbilical hernia covered with a transparent sac formed by the amniotic membrane and peritoneum
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gastroschisis
bowel herniates adjacent to the umbilicus, and there is no covering sac
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gastroschisis immediate treatment
wrapped in several layers of clingfilm to minimise fluid and heat loss