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Fussy infant DDx
GERD Milk protein intolerance infxn colic
Anatomical d/o of a Fussy infant (7)
pyloric stenosis intussusception incarcerated hernia testicular torsion trauma hair tourniquet fracture
GERD signs in infants
Reflux poor weight gain/feeding/refusal irritability rectal bleeding Sandifer sign: arching of back, torsion of neck, lifting up of chin
Age Intussusception occurs
6 mths - 3 yrs
Bright blood in stool
Typical presentation of milk protein intolerance in infants who are otherwise asymptomatic
When GERD is worst
1st 4 mths
Pyloric stenosis Age: ____ PE finding: ____ Risk factors: ____
5 wks, almond sign is advanced sign RF: first born, males
Definition of Colic
crying for >3 hrs/day, 3 days/wk, >3wk period.
Colic is a diagnosis of ____
exclusion
5 S of soothing an infant
swaddling, shushing, sucking, swinging, stomach
___ are explosive emotional outburst
Tantrums
What are possible DDx of tantrums
Sz WPW syndrome
Tx for repeat tamtrum offenders
positive behav Modification extinguishing behaviors
Nocturnal enuresis DDx
UTI renal tubular acidosis/CKD bowel/bladder dysfxn if hx constipation (rx miralax) occult spina bifida
Safe origins of nocturnal enuresis
primary enuresis - easier to train- more psychiatric small bladder, deep sleeper.
Secondary nocturnal enuresis is ___ until proven otherwise
pathology
what should you consider If night and day incontinence occurs
ADH insensitivity
Tx for nocturnal enuresis
Chummie alarm underwear - most effective
___ is involuntary stooling
Encopresis
What is a common presentation of Encopresis
Diarrhea secondary to constipation
Tx for encopresis
Bowel training diet changes - fiber! behav changes/therapy medical therapy - Miralax or magnesium citrate Often referred to ED for disimpaction
Etiologies for Sleep disturbances
Parasomnias: night terror, sleepwalking [high fever]
DSM V criteria for ADHD
persistent pattern interferes w/ fxn inappropriate for dev level
DDx of ADHD
learning d/o