2016 Exam Flashcards

(54 cards)

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Cyclical vomiting syndrome criteria:

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“think 5-1=4; 5 attack min. 4 vomit/hour x 1 hour minimum”

Min. 5 attacks
Recurrent vomit last 1hour-10d
Vomit 4X/hour x 1 hour minimum 
Normal between episodes
Not attributed to another dx
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Total body radiation. Risk of radiation effects later?

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Secondary malignancy
Adrenal insuff
Hypothyroidism

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All of sudden with getting NG feeds getting dumping (diarrhea, sweat, cramp). LIKley reason? and two mechanism?

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Hyperosmolar feed

> Pumped too fast
Formula too hyperosmolar formula

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Dyslexia DSM5 Criteria

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Difficulties with learning and using academic skill x 6mo
Skill less than expected age and cause issue w/ school
LD start at school age
Not better accounted for by IQ disability , visual, auditory or other factors

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Chronic Granulomatous Disease. Confirmed via?

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NOBI= Neutrophil Oxidative Burst Index

Remember: supportive adenitis, hepatic abscess, recurrent pneumoniae, osteomyelitis at multiple spots etc.

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Two indications for hydrocele Sx

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Communicating hernia > 18 month age (risk of indirect hernia)

Non communicating: Large and uncomfortable

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ASD. 3 findings on cardiac auscultation

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Fixed split S2
Systolic murmur at mid sternal area
Rumbling low pitch diastolic murmur

Other cardiac: prominent impulse, heave, lift

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CPR compression ratio per minute?

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100

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CPR ventilation ratio per minute?

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8-10

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Risk of WPW

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Ventricular tachycardia, syncope, sudden death.

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4 ways to reduce systematic bias

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Large sample size
Set clear inclusion and exclusion to reduce bias
Reduce sampling bias
Use systematic process that is transparent and reliable
Randomize participant to 2 group
Double blinded
Use validated objective criteria for measuring outcome

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Mastoiditis complications:

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facial nerve palsy, subdural abscess, meningitis, sinus venous thrombosis

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3 life threatening complications of GBS

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  1. respiratory depression
  2. arrhythmia
  3. dysautonomia (hemodynamic instability)
    Other: DVT, PE
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OSA two consequences

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Cor pulmonale

HTN

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3 Perinatal complications of post-dates

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Still birth
Macrosomia (and shoulder dystocia)
Meconium Aspiration

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What criteria must be met for return to play post concussion?

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  • *Full return to school must precede sports

* * Only return after symptom free x 7-10d

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Advice regarding return to school if concussion:

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Return in few days after okay with cognitive task at home.
Accommodation may be necessary
Gradual increase

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ODD. Suggested management

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Parental training (triple P)
Youth anger management
Stimulant, Atypical anti psychotic

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Diagnostic criteria for Bulimia nervosa

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Min 1X week x 3 month
Binge eating (excessive amount with lack of control)
Compensatory behaviour (i.e. purge, laxative, restrict)
Self-evaluation influenced by negative perception of body shape and image, weight
Not due to AN or other dx

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HPV vaccine present:

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Cervical cancer
Genital warts
Anal cancer
Throat Cancer

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Asthma versus scoliosis: RV/TLC and FVC

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RV= volume in lungs. 
TLC= total lung capacity
FVC= forced vital capacity (total air that can be forceful exhaled)

Asthma: RV/TLC up or normal (more RV); FVC down
Scoliosis: RV/TLC increased (more RV); FVC down++

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How do you avoid BPD in NRP resuscitation?

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Avoid barotrauma or volume trauma

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What is heat rash medical term?

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Miliaria= rash over fold (intertrigonal or where two skin rub/touch) and covered areas.

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What can you do to prevent future kidney stones?

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UP fluid
DOWN salt
normal calcium diet

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PO Vitamin K dosing?
Oral dose 2mg at birth | Repeat in 1 and 2 months.
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If premature adrenarche- what are you at greater risk later on?
PCOS
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Most common craniosynostosis? What next?
Sagittal= Scaphoencephaly NeuroSx contsult = discuss option, Sx, risk of ICP and ensure normal growth
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3 tests to measure Measles
Measles PCR Serology (IgM, IgG) Viral Cx from saliva, urine
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When does hand dominance develop?
@ 18 months.
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Red eye with photophobia. Likely dx?
Corneal abrasion Glaucoma FB Keratitis, Corneal Ulcer, Orbital cellulitis
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Minimum PEG tx duration for constipation
6 months
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HIE criteria
min. 36 WK GA max 6 hour old mod-severe encephalopathy (Sarnat 2-3) Two of: APGAR < 5 at 10 min, vent or resus at 10 min, or pH < 7 and BE > 16
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Qualification for RSV prophylaxis
< 6 month at start AND ... < 30 wk GA ... < 36 and remote community ... term inuit from comm at high risk of RSV < 1 yr at start AND ... CLD with ongoing med .... CHD hemodynamically significant ``` Consider if < 2 AND .... home O2 ... severe pul dx .. T21 ... CF ... immunocompromised ```
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Severe EoE start-
oral INH steroid
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cephalohematoma. What do you do?
No further intervention | Resolve spontaneously in 2-12 weeks
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Cleft in inferior hymen rim suggest:
Previous trauma to hymen
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Twin to twin transfusion. Risk to blood recipient versus donor?
Recipient = heart failure due to extra fluid on body Resp distress, renal vein thrombosis, clots Donor= anemia, growth restrict, hypoglycaemia if small
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GH versus Turner syn in short stature. Difference?
GH= bone age delay (slow), confirm via GH stim test | Turner Syn= F, normal bone age
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When do you screen for T2DM?
3 RF pre puberty or 2RF post-puberty - FHX - BMI 95% - ethnicity - Features of DM (acanthuses) - dyslipidemia Screen every 2 hour via fasting plasma glucose
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Teen with CF has drop in PFT. Start? - ceftaz + cobra - clox + cobra - clox + ceftaz - PO cipro
Ceftaz + Tobra
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T or F: Mastoiditis is reason for myringotomy?
True
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Spinal muscular atrophy inherited via
AR = proximal weakness, hypotonia, reflexia.
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Glucose at 2 hour 2.1 in BB born to mom with gestational DM. Next step?
Continue to monitor q 3-4 hour x next 12 hour if LGA and IDM. x 36 if SGA or prem. If > 2.6 at that time can stop. Note: < 1.8 at 2 hr or < 2.6 on recheck= IV Note: if > 2 at 2 hour= monitor only.
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Eczema, thrombocytopenia, infection, Likely dx?
Wiskott-Aldrich
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ROP screening
at 4 weeks of age or 31 week corrected- whatever is later
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Sydenham chorea. Recommend Abx prophylaxis till?
21 y.o.`
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Bipolar Dx- Manic episode. Med to consider
Lithium
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Dx test with highest yield of abnormality in F with ASD? - karyotype - very long chain f.a. - fragile x testing - chromosomal microarray
Chromosomal microarray
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Best way to monitor thyroid replacement in autoimmune thyroiditis?
TSH
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How much do you correct low Na?
only up 10-12 in 24 hour.
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When can you wear a seat belt?
> 36 kg min. 8 y.o. ht > 145 cm
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When do you switch from rear to fwd seat, booster etc.?
Rear until 10 kg + 1 y.o. + walking Fwd: for kids 10- 22kg and 122cm Can switch to booster if 18kg and don't fit fwd seat Booster seat until 36 kg Seat Belt= > 36 kg min. 8 y.o. ht > 145 cm
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T or F: Optic neuritis at significant risk of developing MS
True
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10 month old recently immigrated from refugee camp in Turkey. 3 doses oral polio and 4 doses of DAT. Now? - pneumococcal conjugate + Hib - pneumococcal, HIB, IPV - DTap-IPV-Hib, pneumococcal - No vaccine
Pneumococcal + Hib 3 doses oral count. Hep B too! Practical: unless very clear documentation we always assume none and start catch up schedule.