Paediatric Respiratory Flashcards

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1
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what is the upper and lower resp tract split by

A

the larynx

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2
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what can be both a viral and bacterial infection

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penumonia

ear infection

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3
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what is the aetiology of astham

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variable 
host response to the environment 
infection important 
it is a syndrome 
genes ADAM33 or ORMDL3
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4
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what is the clinical presentation of asthma

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WHEEZE
SOB at rest, sooking in ribs 
dry cough 
nocturnal cough 
parental asthma
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5
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what are the investigations for asthma

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no diagnostic test 
peak flow 
allergy test 
spirometry 
exhaled nitric oxide
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6
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what would like to ask in the history

A
SANE
SABA more than once
absence from school
nocturnal symptoms 
exertion symptoms
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7
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how do you manage childhood asthma

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If th eapteints quality of life is affected, give a trial of steroids review after 2 months
if the patients quality of lie isn’t affected then leave it and watch

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8
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what are the classes of medicnes

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SABA
ICS
LABA-do not use without ICS
leukotriene receptor antagonist

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9
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what is the firs tile of treatment

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SABA

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10
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what is the second line of treatment

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brown inslahaler
if uses SABA more than twice a week or waking once at night
start with very low does ICS
LTRA for under 5 year olds

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11
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what are side effects of ICS

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1cm off height

oral candidiasis

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12
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what is the third line of treatment

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add on LABA for over 5

montelukast
or increase ICS

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13
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what are the 3 types od delivery devices

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MDI useless
spacer with MDI
dry power device

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14
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what is non medication maangement

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stop smoking

remove environmental triggers

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15
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what is the difference between over and under 5 year olds

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under-likely to be infeciton

over-likely to be asthma

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16
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what are the differentals for under 5

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cogential
CF
bronchitis
foreign body

17
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what are the differentials for over 5

A

dysfunctional breathing
vocal chord dysfunction
pertussis

18
Q

how do you assess acute asthma

A
RR
working of breathing
HR
oxygen saturation
ability to complete sentences
confusion
19
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what is the treatment for acute astham

A
mild:
SABA spacer
SABA spacer and pred 
mod
SABA neb and pred 
severe
IV salbutamol
IV amino-byline 
IV magnesium 
IV hydrocortisone
20
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what is rhinitis

A

very common
runny nose around 2 weeks
winter months

21
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what is otitis media

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common
self limiting 
primary trial infection 
antibiotics dot help
help with pain
22
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what I tonsilits

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can be viral or bacteria
do a throat swab
DONT give amoxicillin
10 days of pencillin

23
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what is croup

A

LTB
stirdor
barking noise
oral dexamethasone

24
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with is epiglottises

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rare and toxic 
H influenza type B
inflammation of epiglottis
drooling 
temperature 
incubation and antibiotics
25
what are the common infecting agents of LRTI
bacterial-strep pneumonia, H influences, mycoplasma | viral-RSV, influences a and., rhinovirus
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what is bronchitis
``` common loose rattly cough chid verywell mucus cos clearance stops no wheeze or crackles bacterial infection gets bette in 3 weeks red flags-under 6 months and SOB ```
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what is bronchiolitis
``` in infants caused by RSV blocked and running nose maybe crackles and wheezes poor feeding red ears peak around 3 months do bloods, CSR and bacterial cultures no anti b ```
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what is pneumonia
signs are focal high fever give oral amoxicillin or oral macrolide
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what is pertussis
whooping cough | vaccincation reduces risk