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Deck 7 Flashcards

1
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signs of PKU in the neonate

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musty body odor, eczema, lethargy, poor feeding, microcephly, hypopigmentation, seizures

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2
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how do you test for PKU

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get an amino acid levels

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3
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signs of chronic suppurative otitis media

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chronic >6wks of purulent otorrhea, hearing loss, NO PAIN, acquired cholesteotoma, TM perf

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4
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what bugs cause chronic suppurative otitis media

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pseudomonas and staph aureus

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5
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appearance of external ear canal in chronic suppurative

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normal after suction

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6
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pathogenesis of HUS kidney injury

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renal vascular occlusion due to microthrombi

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7
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other causes of folate deficiency besides lack of diet intake

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chronic hemolysis like from sickle cell

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8
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vaccine schedule for premature infants

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same as full term! no need to wait

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9
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in a patient with thalessemia, what is their RBC # like

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its elevated!!

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10
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mucosal involvement with staph scalded skin vs. toxic epidermal necrolysis

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NO mucosal involvement in SSSS but expected in TEN

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11
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scrotal swelling, purpura, petichiae

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HSP IgA vasculitis

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12
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RBC inclusions in sickle cell

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howell jolly bodies

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13
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CKD effect on platelets

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can cause platelet dysfunction and therefore easy bleeding

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14
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where are the calcifications for toxo vs. CMV

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CMV is around the ventricles and toxo is intraparenchymal diffuse

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15
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next step in eval of a neonate with severe hypospadias

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karyotype because there might be a disorder of sexual development

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16
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what causes fifth disease aka erythema infectiosum

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parvo!

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17
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what is the nature of the arthritis in rheumatic fever

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it is migratory

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18
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nature of arthritis in JIA

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Usually symmetrical and not migratory

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19
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what causes bullous impetigo

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staph a

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20
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what causes erylipseas

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strep pyogenes

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21
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signs of hereditary spherocytosis (clinical)

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hemolytic anemia, jaundice, splenomegaly

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22
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why does spherocytosis cause jaundice

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the spherocytes get stuck in the spleen and lyse

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23
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reticulocyte level in hemolytic anemia

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increased!

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24
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MCHC levels in hereditary spherocytosis

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high!

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25
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signs of rickets

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asymmetric bowing legs, open fontanelle, costochondral joint enlargement, enlarged wrist bones

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26
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associations with myelomeningocele

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chiari II

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27
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bacterial bloody diarrheal causes

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EHEC, nontyphoid salmonella, shigella, yersinia, campylobacter

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28
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protozoal causes of bloody diarrhea

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entamoeba histolytica, prolonged diarrhea

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29
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reassuring lymph node signs

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mobile, soft <2cm

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30
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concerning lymph node signs

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nonmobile, firm, nontender >2cm

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31
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what drugs cause immune related hemolysis

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cephalosporins and penicillins

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32
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pathogenesis of drug induced hemolytic anemia I

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drug binds and acts as a hapten allowing IgG to bind which then gets vacummed in the spleen

33
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drugs that can cause a G6PD flair

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antimalarials and sulfa drugs (TMP-SMX)

34
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treatment of intussusception

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air or water enema

35
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heart defects as a result of G-DM

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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

36
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what do you use to treat HOCM in a neonate of a DM mother

A

propanolol

37
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langerhans cell histiocytosis signs

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lytic bone lesions (face especially), eczema/skin manefestations, lymphadenopathy, central diabetes insipidus

38
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causes of increased RDW

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iron deficiency anemia, sideroblastic anemia, B12 deficiency etc

39
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two main types of ADHD

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inattention or hyperactive/compulsive –> often a mixture of both

40
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description of vision loss with IIH

A

enlarged blind spots bilaterally

41
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what puts patients at risk of progression in their scoliosis

A

onset before menarche, female sex, age <12, severe curvature

42
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if a patient has prolonged bleeding after surgery, tooth extraction etc, what is the dx

A

hemophelia

43
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severity of hemophelia and trauma bleeding risk

A

the more severe disease you dont need any trauma to have bleeding

44
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treatment of bowlegs

A

observation and followup

45
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how do you dx transient synovitis

A

bilateral hip ultrasound

46
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what joint is affected in transient synovitis

A

the hips only

47
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history finding of transient synovitis

A

recent URI

48
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what is a vascular ring in the trachea

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this is when a ring of vessels entangle the trachea and cause biphasic stridor

49
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how should you dx appendicitis in a child

A

ultrasound

50
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treatment of central precocious puberty

A

leuprolide

51
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treatment of abetalipoproteinemia

A

restriction of long chain amino acids,

52
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when do you do exchange therapy for hyperbilirubinemia

A

> 24

53
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treatment of croup

A

racemic epinephrine

54
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winters formula

A

1.5(HCO3) + 8 +/- 2 = CO2

55
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what does winters test for

A

if there is respiratory compensation in metabolic acidosis

56
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management of hip dysplasia

A

> 4mo xray <4mo ultrasound

57
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clinical signs of transpo of great vessels

A

immediate cyanosis, not corrected by O2, PROMINENT S2

58
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does transpo of great vessels have a murmur

A

no unless concaminant VSD

59
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when does hypoplastic left heard syndrome show up

A

typically two days post birth once PDA closes

60
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when does retinopathy of prematurity occur

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at <30 wks of birth

61
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if an infant has an absent red light reflex, what is goin on

A

retinoblastoma! potentially also retinopathy of prematurity but this is only in premies

62
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where do you palpate tenderness in osgood shattler

A

tibial tuberosity

63
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is physiological gynecomastia uni or bilateral

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either

64
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what is associated with membraneous nephropathy

A

hepB

65
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what are the B/T cell levels like in ataxia with telangectasia

A

both are low

66
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levels of Ig in ataxia telangectasia

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low IgA but everything else is okay

67
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how do you tell difference between bacterial vs. viral sinusitis

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viral has no sx and is resolved faster

68
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trt of viral sinusitis

A

reassurance

69
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temporal lobe hemorrhage in newborn

A

HSV infection

70
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what are pulses like in PDA

A

they can be bounding

71
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what defects do impairments to the endocardial cushion cause

A

they are associated with AV valces and ASD

72
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when is eosinophilic with granulomatosis dx

A

in adulthood

73
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if a patient has dark urine but minimal RBCs in the urine what test do you run

A

CBC! to check for hemoglobin levels

74
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signs of anaphylaxis

A

> 2 system involvement: skin, GI, respiratory, CV

75
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does congential andioedema have wheels present

A

nope just angioedema of the throat and abdominal pain

76
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signs of absent interferon gamma receptors

A

ONLY TB infection early in infancy

77
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signs of brutons

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chronic respiratory infections (pneumonia, otitis media) AND chronic diarrhea

78
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constitutional signs of kids with SCID

A

low weight

79
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what are common infections if you dont have T cells

A

fungal (!candida!) and viral

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