Paeds Flashcards
(113 cards)
Breastmilk jaundice can last until? Rx?
Up to 12 weeks
Phototherapy if above the treatment line
2 types of criggler-naijarr
Type 1 - severe and will lead to bilirubin encephalopathy + brain damage
2 - less severe
Colicky abdo pain, constipation, vomiting, headache, drowsiness + papilloedema
Lead poisoning
-> GI symptoms and raised ICP
Severe vomiting and GI bleed, then CV compromise and drowsiness
Iron toxicity
2 week old suddenly drowsy with tense fontanelle. Raised PT on bloods? Why has this happened and who does it usually happen to?
Intracerebral haemorrhage due to vit K deficiency
-Lack of vit K in breast milk. Doesn’t occur in bottle-fed as fortified
Life-threatening asthma exacerbation pneumonic
CHEST
Cyanosis
Hypotension
Exhaustion
Silent chest OR spO2 <92%
Threatening peak flow <33%
BTS asthma steps
SABA (if infrequently needed) + Low dose ICS
-Add LABA
-Add LTRA (or increase ICS)
Most common hearing loss in children. When does it occur? Usual Rx?
Otitis media with effusion (glue ear)
Usually following acute otitis media
Monitor - usually resolves in 6-12 weeks (may then need referral)
Difference between Otitis media with effusion and Chronic suppurative otitis media ? Extra risk of?
Inflammation present in CSOM
-Risk of cholesteatoma
Bed wetting in kids ix? when management? When pharma
Urine culture/dip
-Also check for psych issues Eg school performance
Not until at least 6
Can use alarms/star charts
Could use intranasal desmopressin if off to friend’s house for sleepover etc
Cyanosed newborn with oligaemic lung fields
Pulmonary atresia
-Need to maintain open PDA
Tetralogy falot what are the bits
Overriding aorta
VSD
R ventricular outflow tract obstruction
-> RVH (Boot shaped heart)
Perthes disease in who? What is it and how does it present?
Boys 3-10
AVN of the femoral epiphysis
Gradual onset limp / pain (may be Knee pain as referred)
Who gets SUFE and what is it? Rx?
Teenage obese boys
Fracture through growth plate -> leg length discrepancy / limp / groin pain
Surgical Rx to prevent permanent deformity
6-9m most common cause of GI obstruction
Intussusception (red jelly poo)
Hypertropic pyloric stenosis presents at what age with what
3 weeks
Vomiting + olive mass in abdo
GI obstruction and ‘double bubble’ on XR in neonate
duodenal atresia
Meconium obstruction 1st line rx
Radiocontrast enema
Unconjugated hyperbilirubin in first 24hrs
Haemolytic disease - usually ABO incompatibility
Well newborn has progressive conjugated hyperbilirubin with pale stools and dark urine
Biliary atresia
Jaundiced at birth with microcephaly and abdo distention with organomegaly ? When else microcephaly
CMV infection
Microcephaly also in rubella / toxoplasmosis
5m irritability, cyanosis and episodes of LOC
CXR - right-sided aortic arch + oligaemic lung fields
Tetralogy of fallot
When is tachy really tachy in <5
> 140
Colicky Abdo pain in ‘paroxysms’ with sausage-shaped mass in RUQ
intussusception
- Especially <1yr