Pediatrics: General Pediatrics Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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How much do children grow per year from ages 1-10

A

2 to 4 inches per year

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2
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At what age do children reach 1/2 their adult height

A

24 to 30 months

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3
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What are the most common causes of short stature after the age of 2

A

Consitutional Growth Delay

Familial Short stature

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4
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Where is Bone Age < Chronologic Age

A

Consitututional delay of growth and puberty

Child should eventually grow

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5
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When is Bone Age = Chronological Age

A

Familial Short Stature

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6
Q

What is Microcephaly

A

Small Head

<2SD below age mean

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7
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What is Macrocephaly

A

Large head

> 2SD above age mean

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8
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What are Congenital Causes of Microcephaly

A

TORCH infections

Teratogens (ETOH)

Trisome 13,18,21

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9
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What are acquired caused of Microcephaly

A

Meningitis

Ischemic Brain Injury

Metabolic (hypothyroid)

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10
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What is the key test in Macrocephaly

A

Ultrasound

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11
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In Failure to thrive: what order do children fall off the curves

A

Weight

Height

Head

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12
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What % is associated with Mid dehydration

A

3-5%

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13
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What % is associated with moderate dehydration

A

6-9%

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14
Q

Fluid replacement for Mild to Moderate Dehydration

A

Oral Fluids

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15
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What % is associated with Severe dehydration

A

> 10%

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16
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Fluid Replacement for Moderate to Severe dehydration

A

IV Fluids
-20mL/kg bolus Isotonic
-repeat prn

17
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At what age can you start Iron-fortified cereals

18
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At what age can you start whole milk

19
Q

When does the first bowel movement occur

A

within 36 hours
-usually within 24 hours

20
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How many stools per day in the first week

21
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How many stools per day in the first 3 months

22
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How many stools per day by 2 years

23
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How many stools per day after 4 years

24
Q

How many wet diapers per day in the first week

A

diapers = age in days

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How many wet diapers after first week
4 or more
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When can you start toilet training
18 months
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When are most toddlers toilet trained by
3 to 4 years
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Car seat recommendation for Child <2
rear-facing in back
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Car seat recommendation for age 2-4
Forward-facing in back
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Car seat recommendation for ages 4-8
Booster seat in back until 4'9"
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Car seat recommendation for children <12
Back seat belt
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What is sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)
sudden death of infant <1 year of age
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What are the major risk factors for SIDS
Stomach sleeping maternal smoking young maternal age <20 bed sharing (infant/parent)
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What is a Brief Resolved Unexplained Event (BRUE)
Sudden, brief episode of -cyanosis/pallor -absent,decreased or irregular breathing -marked change in tone -altered level of responsiveness
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How do you evaluate a BRUE
history and physical
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Low risk features for a BRUE
Age >60 days born 32 weeks or greater only 1 BRUE BRUE <1 minute No CPR needed
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How to manage a BRUE with only low-risk features
Reassurance
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