Paediatrics Flashcards

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What are the symptoms of high blood glucose?

A

polydipsia; polyuria; bedwetting; wt loss

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What are teh symptoms of DKA?

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vomiting; abdo pain; Kussmaul breathing; ketones on breath

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what are the fasting BG for diagnosis of T1DM?

A

> 7mmol/l

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4
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What is the random BG for T1DM?

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> 11mmol/l

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5
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Why is fluid resuscitation in DKA more careful in children?

A

higher risk of cerebral oedema

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What are the consequences of poor control in childhood diabetes?

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social and emotional disrption; sub-optimal physical growth; changes of micro-vascular disease

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7
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What is the national data system used to to improve patient safety?

A

SCI diabetea

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What are the causes of primary congenital thyroid disease?

A

dysplastic gland +/- abnormal site; inborn error thyroid hormone metabolism

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What are the secondary causes of congenital thyroid diseasE?

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congenital pituitary disease- uusally associated with panhypopituitarism

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What are the clinical symptoms of congenital thyroid disease?

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delayed jaundice; poor feeding but normal weight gain; hypotonia- umbilical hernia; constipation; skin and hair changes

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What does absence of thyroxine after 3 months lead to?

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permanent developmental delay- cretinism

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what are the symtpoms of hypothyroidism?

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growht failure; delayed puberty; general poor health; educational difficulaties; goitre

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What are the symptosm of hyperthyroidism?

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behavious problems; sleep distubrance; eating difficulaties; goitre; high pulse rate; precocious puberty

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What are the causes of primary low steroid production?

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adrenal hypoplasia; inborn error of metabolism; congenital adrenal hyperplasia

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what are the causes of secondary low steroid production?

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pituitary disease; suppression secondary to steroid therapy

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What are the signs of an Addison crisis?

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hyponatraemia; hyperkalaemia; hypotension

17
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What leads to foetal virilisation?

A

21 hydroxlase deficiency; absent cortisol; high testosterone conversion—congenital adrenal hyperplasia

18
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What are the causes of ambigious genitalia?

A

congenital adrenal hyperplasia or other steroid abnormalities; congenital defects; gene defects