Pediatrics Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Sx of congenital toxoplasmosis (3)

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microcephaly
IC calicifications
chorioretinitis

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Sx of congenital rubella (4)

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cataracts
sensorineural hearing loss
PDA/heart defect
meningoencephalitis

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Sx of congenital CMV (2)

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jaundice/hepatosplenomegaly

Blueberry muffin baby

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4
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Assc with fetal EtOH syndrome

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hypospadias

renal/cardiac defect

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5
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Phenytoin on fetus

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dysmorphic facies

hypoplasia of nails/distal phalanges

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Tx for group B strep

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gentamicin + ampicillin

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Dx of hip dysplasia

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ultrasounds

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8
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Physiologic jaundice of newborn

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starts at 24hrs from birth

resolves after 2 weeks

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Complications from premature infants (5)

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respiratory distress
bronchopulmonary dysplasia
necrotizing enterocolitis
retinopathy (from too much O2)
intraventricular hemorrhage
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10
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When should child sit unsupported?

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6 months

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11
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When should child crawl?

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9 months

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12
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When should child start walking?

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12 months

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13
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When should child roll prone to supine?

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6 months

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14
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When does Babinski reflex dissappear?

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4 months

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15
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When do the fontanelles close?

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post- 2 months

ant- 12 months

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16
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Contraindications for breastfeeding

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breast cancer
herpes on breast
street drugs
active TB/HIV
antimetabolites/chloramphenicol/methimazole/tetracycline
CMV
17
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Vaccines with egg allergy

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influenza

yellow fever

18
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Sx of Edwards syndrome

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trisomy 18
rocker bottom feet
small mouth

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Sx of Patuas syndrome

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holoprosencephaly
midline facial defects
polycystic kidneys

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Sx of Turners syndrome

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hearing loss
ovarian dysgenesis
coractation/bicuspid aortic valve

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Sx of Fragile X syndrome

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CGG repeat
macroorchidism
protruding ears
elongated facies
autistic behavior
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Sx of PKU

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musty odor
hypopigmentation
severe MR if untreated

23
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Tx for homocystinemia

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Sx of Hartnup Disease and tx

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cutaneous photosensitivity
episodic psych changes
tx=high protein and B3

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Sx of Tay-sachs disease
hyperacusis (increased startle) | cherry red macula
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Sx of Niemann Pick
hepatosplenomegaly/jaundice cherry red macula foam cells in marrow
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Sx of Gaucher disease
pancytopenia | avascular necrosis/bone fractures
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Sx of Fabry disease
``` angiokeratomas/telangiectasias limb pain corneal deposits kidney failure/cardiac involvement hepatomegaly ```
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Sx of Farber disease
nodules on joints and vocal cords MR cherry red macula
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Sx of Hurler syndrome
corneal clouding MR enlarged tongue hearing loss
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Sx of Hunter syndrome
coarse facies clear corneas MR
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Inheritance pattern of lysosomal storage diseases
all are AR except two | Hunter and Fabrys are X linked recessive
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Sx of von Gierkes
fasting hypoglycemia hepatomegaly renal complications elevated lactate, uric acid and TG's
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Sx of McArdles
muscle weakness cramping with exercise elevated CK at rest
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Sx of Pompes
cardiomegaly macroglossia hepatomegaly
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Triad of galactosemia
liver failure renal tubular dysfxn cataracts
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Familial hyperlipidemias
I-chylomicrons II-cholesterol III-cholesterol and TG IV-VLDL