Misc Flashcards

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BLS paeds algorithm

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5 RB, 15:2 compressions

1 min of CPR if alone then call resus

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2
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RBC lifespan in infants?

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70 days

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3
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What is minimal change glomerulonephritis?

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Most common nephrotic syndrome at 2-3 y/o

Peripheral oedema, heavy proteinuria, hypoalbuminaemia + hyperlipidaemia

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4
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What head injury signs indicate a NAI?

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Abusive head trauma 
EDH 
Skull fractures 
SDH 
Retinal haemorrhage
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Which skeletal fractures are common in NAI?

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Ribs 
Clavicle
Scapular 
Vertebral 
Fingers
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What injuries are suspicious of NAI?

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Head injury 
Skeletal fractures 
Thermal injuries 
Visceral injuries 
Cold injuries 
Ingestions/ poisoning 
Soft tissue injuries 
Asphyxiations/ cardiac arrest
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7
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What condition is cafe au lait spots linked with?

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Neurofibromatosis 2

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8
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When do you treat strawberry naevi + how?

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if near the eyes – treat with propranolol

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How + why do you investigate port wine stains?

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Due to risk of Sturge Webers (ocular intracranial angioamas, learning delay + seizures)
Do retinal screen + MRI

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What is erythema toxicum?

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Hypersensitivity reaction in newborns, covers whole body, resolves in few weeks

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What investigations do you do for ?peri-orbital cellulitis?

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CT head to check for orbital cellulitis

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What advice needs to be given for someone with EBV?

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No alcohol or contact sports

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When do you use an expiratory film CXR?

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Kids with ?inhaled foreign body

Affected lung volume doesn’t reduce

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14
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When to refer + treat for cryptochorchidism

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3 months - refer

Surgery after 6 months

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Which inguinal hernias are most common + when should they be treated?

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Indirect inguinal commonly right side

Fix within 4 weeks

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16
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When is TTG test positive?

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Coeliac (tissue transglutaminase IgA)

17
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Which blood test is abnormal in haemophilia?

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APTT is raised

18
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What is the most common malignancy in kids?

19
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What is the most common brain tumour in kids?

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Astrocytoma

20
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Signs of mild, moderate + severe dehydration + the % body weight loss this means

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Mild (up to 5%) = thirsty but everything else normal.
Moderate (6-9%) = tachycardic, dry mucus membranes, oliguria
Severe (>10%) = drowsy, hypotensive, cold, anuria

21
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What is a complication of infection that causes hyponatraemia + oliguria?

22
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What supplements should breastfeeding women take?

23
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How is ITP diagnosed?

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FBC - low platelets

24
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What is a torsion of hydatid of Morgagni + how does it differentiate from testicular torsion?

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Most common cause of acute scrotum in kids.

Cremasteric reflex still present + blue dot may be visible

25
What is benign rolandic epilepsy?
seizures occurring at night involving mouth + face
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What bloods do you do 1st line with prolonged jaundice + what is it to rule out?
Split bilirubin (want to know level of conjugated bilirubin due to risk of biliary atresia)
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What is the 1st line investigation in a non febrile seizure?
ECG
28
When does autism present?
Before 3
29
What is erythema infectiosum?
Parvovirus - fifth disease
30
How do you diagnose Duchennes?
CK
31
What are the RF for surfactant deficiency?
Prematurity, male, sepsis, maternal DM, 2nd twin, elective CS
32
What investigations to do in children <6 months + >6 months with UTIs?
<6 months = any UTI = USS + MCUG | >6 months = recurrent UTI = USS + DMSA
33
When do premature babies get their vaccines?
At chronological age
34
What is the key finding in babies whose mothers have been infected with CMV?
Intracranial calcifications
35
What does effortless vomiting after feed signify?
Reflux
36
What are the 3 C's of measles?
Cough, coryza + conjunctivitis
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Which vaccines are live + so when can they not be given?
MMR + BCG | High dose steroids, low CD4 count HIV, chemo
38
What does an exo/ eso + phoric/ tropic squint mean?
Exo = means the squint looks out/laterally Eso = means the squint looks in/medially Phoric = latent – only appears when binocular vision disrupted Tropic – manifest – there all the time
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What heart defect causes splitting of S2?
ASD