peds Flashcards

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what is the diagnostic criteria for Kawasaki dz

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treatment for Kawasaki dz

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high dose aspirin
IVIG

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what are the complications of uncomplicated Kawasaki dz

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coronary artery anyeurysm
*Get echocardiogram to assess for!!

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measles presentation

write sx, idenitfy in answer for all exanthems

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rubella

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erythema infectiousum, complications

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congenital rubella syndrome

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roseola infantum

cause

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varicella

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scarlet fever

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labs for scarlet fever

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rapid strep
wound/throat culture
antistreptolysin O titer

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***developmental milestones

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screening tool and age for autism spectrum disorder

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M-CHAT
16-48 months

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screening tool and age for ADHD

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vanderbilt scales
6-19 y/o

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primitive reflexes

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vax schedules

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tanner staging

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when do you expect birth weight to double? triple?

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double by 4 months
tripple by 12 months

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when do you expect birth length to double?

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causes of physiologic jaundice in the newborn? when are levels considered neurotoxic?

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risk factors for ddh

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what are the physical exam findings of ddh? tx?

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baby presenting in first 3-5 weeks of life, male, with projectile nonbilious emesis immediately after feeding, appears hungry immediately after, what dx are you thinking?
how would you dx and tx?

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pyloric stenosis
dx with abdominal ultrasound - hypertrophic pylorus
tx: NG decompression, hydration, surgical pyloromyotomy

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duodenal atresia
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what is duodenal atresia associated with
down syndrome other congential malformations also commonly seen
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cystic fibrosis
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what is the inheritance pattern and abnormal protein involved in cystic fibrosis?
autosomal recessive CFTR protein
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Hirschprungs disease
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what is the gold standard of dx for Hirschprungs disease?
rectal biopsy - will show absence of ganglion cells
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intussesception
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tx for intussesception?
nonoperative reduction - hydrostatic or pneumatic enema
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gastric reflux in infant
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MCC of bronchioloitis
viral - RSV
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MCC of epiglottitis
bacterial - HiB MC, also strep pneumo, S. aureus
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child presents with fever, stridor, drooling, respiratory distress, and is sitting in the classic "tripod" position. What dx are you thinking?
epiglottitis
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x-ray finding of epiglottitis
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acute managment of epiglottitis
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pt presents with nasal discharge, congesion, coryza with fever, hoarsness and a loud barking cough with inspiratory stridor, what are you thinking? MCC?
croup MCC - parainfluenza type 1
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x-ray finding of croup
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tx of croup? what tool is used to det severity?
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compare/contrast slipped capital femoral epiphysis vs Legg-calve-perthes
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nursemaid's elbow
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describe the different types of growth plate fractures
SALTER-Harris * Type 1 - S: straight across * Type 2 - A: Above * Type 3 - L: low/below * Type 4 - T: through * Type 5 - ER: cRush