Pediatric Flashcards
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what Ig in milk vs placenta
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IgA milk
IgG placenta cross
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child bolus
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20 cc/kg
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child transfusion
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10 cc/kg
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tachycardia in child
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neonate > 150
1 yr > 120
otherwise > 100
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UOP child goal
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2-4 cc/kg/hrc
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congenital cystic disease of lung causes
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- pulmonary sequestration from anomalous systemic arterial supply (aorta via pulmonary ligament) and drainage thru azygous (EXTRALOBAR) vs pulmonary vein (INTRALOBAR)… need to ligate arterial supply then lobectomy (can bleed)
- lobar overinflation/emphysema from cartilage failure in bronchus (air trap) (can cause tPTX) mostly LUL… lobectomy
- cystic adenoid malformation CCAM communciated with airway causing resp compromise/infection… lobectomy
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bronchiogenic cyst mgmt
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resect, malignant potential
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bronchiogenic cyst location
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mediastinum; posterior to carina; filled with milky
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LAD unknown
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10 days antibiotics suspect from infection
then excisional bx (to r/o lymphoma)
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cystic hygroma LYMPHANGIOMA
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found in lateral cervical POSTERIOR regions in neck; gets infected & multiloculated…… lateral to the SCM muscle
can connect to IJ
RESECT!
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congenital diaphragmatic hernia
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sx: both lungs dysf(x)l, hypoplastic and pulm HTN
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mgmt diaph hernia
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high freq ventilation, inhaled NO, ECMO
look for anomalies (cardiac, neural tube defects, malro)
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bochdalek’s hernia
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mC diaph hernia… located posteriorly
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morgagni hernia
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rare diaph hernia… located anteriorly
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pectus excavatum
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sinks in…
mgmt: sternal osteotomy with strut= Nuss or Ravitch procedure
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pectus carinatum
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pushes out…
mgmt: repair if emotional stress
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1st branchial cyst
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angle of mandible; poss connect to external auditory canal
ass’d with facial nerve
tx: resect
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2nd branchial cyst MCMCMCMCMCMCM
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MC**
anterior border of mid-SCM muscle
thru carotid bifurc into tonsillar pillar
tx: resect
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3rd branchial cyst
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lower neck, MEDIAL to/lower SCM to the piriform sinus
tx: resect
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thyroglossal duct cyst
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MIDLINE.
goes thru hyoid bone;descends thru foramen cecum
mgmt: excise cyst, tract, hyoid (at least central portion) = SISTRUNK POCEDURE
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hemangiomas in kids
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usually involte after 1YO… resolve at 7-8 YO
can resect after steroids if uncontrollable growth/impairs function
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sx of neuroblastoma (MC abd malignancy solid in children)
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secretory diarrhea, raccoon eyes (orbital met), HTN, opsomy-oclonus syndrome (unstead)
usually < 2 YO (Wilms older)
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mgmt neuroblastoma
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resect adrenal and kidney
if uresectable, doxorubicin chemo…need tissue dx first (n-myc vs no mutation) will change chemo
poor Px: neuron specific enolase, LDH, HVA, diploid, MYCN amplification
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neuroblastoma staging
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I: excised
II: incomplete excision does not cross midline
III: crosses midline +/- nodes
IV distant mets
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wilms tumor = nephroblastoma
3 YO dx
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prognosis wilms tumor based on?
GRADE LIKE SARCOMAS
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wilms met to?
bone. &. LUNG (whole lung XRT)
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sx wilms
asx >>>> hematuria, HTN (mostly unilateral
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mgmt wilms
nephrectomy withotu rupture
pull tumor out of renal vein
and LN SAMPLING*
stage II+ (not fully resected) needs actinomycin and vincristine
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wilms staging
I; limited to kidney, excised
II: beyodn kidney but excied
III: residual nonhematogenous tumor
IV: heme mets
V: b/l renal involvement (needs nephron sparing surgery)
bone & lung mets need RADIATION
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hepatoblastoma
AFP****
b-hCG release: fractures, precocious puberty
<3 YO
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beckwith wiedemann syndrome
ass'd with hepatoblastoma and Wilms
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mgmt hepatoblastoma
resect
doxorubicin if unresectable
plastinum chemotherapy if positive margin and then watch & wait
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best prognosis for hepatoblastoma
FETAL HISTOLOGY
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MC chid malignancy overall
ALL
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MC solid tumor classs
CNS tumors
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MC cause of duo obstruction <1wk old
duodenal atresia
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MC duo obstructuion >1wk old
malrotation
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MC cause LBO
Hirschsprungs
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MC lung tumor child
carcinoid
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MC painless lower GI bleed
Meckels
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meckels location
antimesenteric border of small bowel
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meckels path
persistent vitelline duct
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meckels tissue MC
pancreatic > gastric (more likely to be sx-ic tho) -- picks Meckels scan pertechnetate scan
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mgmt meckels
resect if sx (gastric tissue = bleeding)....
if >1/3 size of bowel OR IF diverticulitis (panc tissue) at base, need to SBR
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pyloric stenosis age
3-12 wks
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pyloric stenosis metabolic derangement
hypochloremic hypokalemic metaboic alkalosis
paradoxical aciduria
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US pyloric stenosis
muscle is >3 mm thick
muscle is >14 mm long
3.14 PIloric stenosis
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mgmt pyloric stenosis
Ramstedt pyloromyotomy; proximal extent should be circular mm of stomach
need to visualize mucosa
fluid reuscitate with NS til UOP ok, then switch to D5NS with 10mEq K.. beware of hyperK, hypoNa, and hypogly
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intussusceptionage
3 mo to 3 yr
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mgmt intussusception
air contrast enema 120 mm Hg (max pressure)
OR if fails
PUSH on distal limb (don’t pull on proximal)
don’t rly need to resect in kids (adults = ca)
repeat air enema if it keeps working
4 hours obs, PO challenge, and DC
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intussuscipiencs
intussusceptum
intussusceptum goes INTO intussuscipiens
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duodenal atresia
MC obstruction in newborn
due to failure of recanalization unlike jejunal
distal to ampulla (bilious)
ass'd polyhydramnios, cardiac/renal/GI anomalies/Down syndrome
dx: double bubble
mgmt: DD or DJ
r/o volvulus with UGI series (crosses midline)
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intestinal atresia (nonD)
usually jejunum
from vascular accidents in utero
mgmt: resect after r/o Hirschsprungs
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type C TEF ****MC
blind proximal esophageal atresia and distal TEF
spits food, drools, can't NGT
XR: huge gas bubble
mgmt: R thoracotomy, primary repair, G tube, divide azygous
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type A TEF
esophageal atresia no fistula
same sx but no gas in abdomen
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VACTERL
vertebral
anorectal imperforate
cardiac
TE fistulaa
radius/renal
limb anomalies
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malrotation
sudden bilious emesis from Ladd's bands (causing obstruction)
can cause SMA compromise... infarction
failed 270 degree counterclockwise rotation by right RP ladds bands
dx: upper GI emergently; duo does not cross midline; DJ junction on the right.
mgmt: resect Ladd'sbands, coutnerclokwise place cecum in LLQ with cecopexy, place duo in RUQ and appy.
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abnormalities associated with midgut volvulus?
diaphragmatic hernia 20%
omphalocele
gastroschisis
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meconium ileus dx
see on XR: feculent small bowel without air fluid levels
do PCR for Cl channel defect, sweat chloride test
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meconium ileus mgmt
gastrografin enema (dx and tx), vs NAC enema
or OR decompression, plus vent for antegrade enema
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NEC necrotiszing enterocolitis
bloody stool after 1st feeding premies <37
+thrombocytopenia (=sepsis in infants)
XR: pneumoatosis, free/portal air (on lat film)
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mgmt NEC
resusc, NPO, abx, TPN, OGT, and POSSIBLY PERC DECOMPRESSION IF FREE AIR (SCORE)
OR if peritonitis/free air/abdominal wall erythema... resect & ostomy
when reconnect, get fluoro study first (make sure no distal stenosis)
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imperforate anus HIGH above levator mgmt
fistulizes to vag/bladder so need:
1. colostomy
2. eventual anal recon with posterior sagittal anoplasty
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imperforate anus LOW below levators mgmt
fistulizes to perineal skin so need:
posterior sagittal anorectoplasty PSARP no colostomy with postop anal dilation
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gastroschisis pathophys
intrauterine rupture of umbilicla vein; NO SAC
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gastroschisis association
intestinal atresia (cuz vascular accident!)
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gastroschisis gross
RIGHT of midline; no sac; stiff bowel from amniotic fluid
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gastroschisis mgmt
saline soaked gauze, resuscitation, TPN, NPO repair when stable
place bowel back in, silastic mesh silo if needed (squeeze over time)
primary after silo is done
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gastroschisis association
#1: intestinal atresia > midgut volvulus
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omphalocele pathophys
embryonal development with SAC and cord attached
MIDLINE MIDLINE MIDLINE
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omphalocele associations
Down
malrotation
Cantrell pentalogy: cardiac, pericardium defect, sternal cleft/absent sternum, diaph septum trasnversum absence, omphalocele
Beckwith Wiedemann, Trisome 13 18 and 21
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mgmt omphalocele
saline soaked gauze and resusciation, TPn, NPO, repair when stable
OR: place back in if needed, silo and delayed closure if needed
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extrophy of urinary bladder
mucosa thru walld efect over pubis (not fused)
mgmt: close defect and repair bladder
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hirschsprung pathophys and dx
absence of ganglion cells in myenteric plexus; faiure of crest cells ganglion cells to progress in caudad direction
must dx with full thickness rectal bx
RET+ (think MEN2A)
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mgmt hirschsprung
leveling biopsies (larparoscopic): resect rectum and colon until proximal to where ganglion cells appear
Soave or Duhamel procedure (connect colon to anus after colostomy possibly)
endorectal pullup without ostomy (SCORE)
emergent colectomy and rectal irrigation if COLITIS (can cause sepsis)
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umbilical hernia repair
close by 5 (earlier if incarcerated or VP shunt)
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indirect inguinal hernia repair
M>F
R>L>b/L
elective with high ligation <1 YO AT THE INTERNAL RING(earlier if sx; witin 24 hr of reduction)
explore other side if female, < 1 YO, or lef sided
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hydrocele
transilluminate...
OR at 1 YO (resect and ligate processus vaginalis)
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duplication cyst
mostly ILEUM; on MESENTERIC border
mgmt: resect
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biliary atresia
@ wks after birth... progressive jaundice
MC cause of neonatla jaundice requiring surgery & liver txp
dx: bx (fibrosis, bile plug, cirrhsois, ductal proliferation)
mgmt: kasai hepaticoportojejunostomy1/3 improve) before 3 mo old otherwise irreversible
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teratoma presenation in neonates
sacrococcygeal
high AFP and bHCG
if >2 mo persist, need coccygectomy and surveillance
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undescended testicle
wait 6 mos to treat
risk for SEMINOMA even if u treat it
if b/l, chromosomal studies
mgmt: bring it down yourself, no OR
if can't bring down, orchiopexy thru inguinal incision may need to divide spermatic vessels (vas def blood supply will collateralize) to bring it down
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tracheomalacia dx
wheezing... see bronch: elliptical fragmented tracheal rings instead of C shaped
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tracheomalacia mgmt
indication: dying spell (MC), ventilator prolonged, many infection
mgmt: aortopexy (aorta to the sternum (open trachea)
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laryngomalacia
MC airway obstruction in infants
sx: stridor /intermittent distress in supine
= immature epiglottis cartilage
mgmt: trach if doesn’t improve by 1 YO (it may)
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choanal atresia
unilateral bone/membrane obstructing nasal passage
sx: can't suckle/can't breathe
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mgmt choanal atresia
reconstrcut
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larygneal papillomatosis
MC tumor of larynx in kids.. .goes away at puberty
HPV from mom
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mgmt layngeal papillomatosis
endoscopic/laser but will probably come back
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pyloric stenosis surgical technique
fredet ramstedt pyloromyotomy
dividespyloric muscle until mucosa is visualized; 1-2 mm prox to duo and extending to nonhypertrophied antrum
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pyloric stenosis abnormality
hypoK hypoCl met ALKALOSIS
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meckel scan
tech-99m pertechnitate scintigraphy for GASTRIC mucosa
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Wilms vs neuroblastoma on CT scan
Wilms replaces parenchyma; neuroblastoma displaces it
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how to find testicle in EMPTY SCROTUM?
laparoscopy to find
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MC child malignancy overall
ALL
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MC solid tumor class in kids
CNS
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MC abd solid tumor in kids
<2 YO: neuroblastoma
>2 YO: Wilms nephroblastoma
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MC lung tumor in kids
carcinoid! (MC benign is hemangioma)
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MC duo obstruction in kids
<1 wk: duo atresia
>1 wk : malro
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