Paediatrics Flashcards

1
Q

Pathogen causing epiglotitis?

A

H. flu type B

HIB vaccine is protective

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2
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What is the medical name for cradle cap?

A

Seborrhoeic dermatits

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3
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If a baby become jaundice from breast milk what should you do?

A

Encourage breast milk feeding - benefits outweigh negitive of this benign jaundice

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4
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What syndrome do these findings suggest?

Female, short stature, ptosis, left heart defect (coarctation)

A

Turner’s syndome

XO karyotype (1 X chrmsm)

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5
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What would widened, frayed, cupped metaphyses and osteopenia suggest on an XRay?

A

Rickets

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6
Q

Prophylactic treatment of migraine?

A

Pizotifen

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7
Q

How do you calculate to maintainance fluid requirement?

A

20kg: 1500 + 20 ml/kg/24hr

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8
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How do you calculate the deficit fluid requirement?

A

% dehydrated x weight x 10

Mild dehydration = 10%

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9
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In an emergency, what is the bolus fluid amount given (ie if pt is in shock)?

A

20ml/kg STAT

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10
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Can children under 16 opt to refuse treatment?

A

Although children Gillick competent can consent to treatment, they cannot refuse it.

Decision to opt out rests with person with parental responsibility.

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11
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When does heart failure present in children?

A

4-6 weeks - when pulmonary vasular resistance falls

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12
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Symptoms of HF in children?

A

SOB, worse on feeding, sweating, increase RR & HR, hepatomegally

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13
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Which populations is rickets most common in?

A

African-carribeans and south asians

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14
Q

Young child presents with trauma, what cannot be overlooked?

A

Non accidental injury - imperitive to consider age and developement. Is the alleged injury even possible?

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15
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Hypoalbuminaemia, proteinuria, oedema. What syndrome is this?

A

Nephrotic, commonly occuring post-infection

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16
Q

Which congenital heart defects are systolic?

A

AS, PS, VSD, ASD

17
Q

Continuous murmur, what is this usually?

A

PDA

18
Q

What defects does a normal pulse rule out?

A

AS and coarctation

19
Q

Should you stop immunisaitons if the patient has a mild infection?

A

No

20
Q

When treating DKA, what might need to be added to the fluids?

A

Potassium needs to be added to maintenance fluid to prevent hypokalaemia

21
Q

Laxative is prescribed, how long should it be taken for?

A

6 months

22
Q

Bed wetting, what is the condition called and how is it treated?

A

Primary monosymptomatic nocturnal enuresis

Eneuresis alarm and star chart
Desmopressin in short term for trips, ect.

23
Q

How common are innocent heart murmurs?

A

60% of newborns have them

24
Q

What condition is described?

Flitting polyarthritis, erythema marginatum and sore throat

A

Rheumatic fever

25
Q

What is the commonest cause of acute abdo in children >5yrs?

A

Appendicitis