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BASIC TREATMENT OF JAUNDICE

  • GOAL: reduce level of serum bilirubin and prevent bilirubin toxicity
  • PREVENTION: early feedings, adequate hydration
  • TREATMENT: ______ exchange ______, _______ drugs (use of phenobarbital promote liver enzymes and protein syntheses)
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PHOTOTHERAPY
TRANSFUSION
PHENOARBITAL

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RUBEOLA

_____ & mmr vaccine

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supportive

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RUBELLA

____ & MMR vaccine

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supportive

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VARICELLA

______ & mmr vaccine

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supportive

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HAND FOOD AND MOUTH

TREATMENT  ______ care & isolation
- Mainly focus on containing the outbreak and _____ of infected individuals (don’t go back to school/camp until ALL lesions are gone – oral ulcers and blisters)

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SUPPORTIVE

ISOLATION

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ERYTHEMA INFECTIOSUM (FIFTH DISEASE)

_____

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SUPPORTIVE

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ROSEOLA

_____

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SUPPORTIVE

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SCARLET FEVER

_______ & ___

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penicillin G or VK

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IMPETIGO

TREATMENT  topical abx (_______) & good hygiene (wash hands, don’t touch face, avoid sharing towels)

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MUPIROCIN

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MOLLUSCUM CONTAGIOSUM

TREATMENT  lesions are self-limited, generally treated to avoid spread (___or other treatment modalities used for warts)

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LN2

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VIRAL CONJUNCTIVITIS

______, wash _____

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COMPRESSES, WASH HANDS

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BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS

_______

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abx

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otitis externa

TREATMENT

  • Commonly used topical eardrops: ______ drops (which decrease pH), antibacterial drops, and antifungal preparations
  • Severe cases: oral or parenteral ___
  • Otic abx and steroid combinations are very effective (Ex. Cipro HC Otic and Cortisporin Otic)
  • Effective analgesic: Auralgan (benzocaine + antipyrine)
  • For swimmers ear: Swim-Ear (OTC) or diluted rubbing alcohol for prevention
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acetic acid

abx

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otitis media

TREATMENT
- In healthy children older than 2 y/o who present with less severe symptoms: ______ for 48 hours may be considered
- If the decision is made to treat with abx: 1ST line = _________
o Azithromycin or clindamycin for pts with penicillin allergy
o 1ST line = high-dose amoxicillin/clavulanate (augmentin) AND 2nd or 3rd generation ______
- May use myringotomy tubes (for recurrent AOM, middle ear effusion, etc.)

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observation
AMOXOCILLIN
cephalosporins

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ROTA VIRUS GASTROENTERITIS

___________

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SELF LIMITING

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E COLI

________
o Preventative measures: improved sanitation, washing hands after using the bathroom, avoiding uncooked meats, avoiding unpasteurized dairy, produce washed in untreated water

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SUPPORTIVE`

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SHIGELLA

  • TREATMENT: tx with abx (third generation _____) ↓ the severity of illness and reduces the transmission
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CEPHALOSPORIN

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SALMONELLA

  • TREATMENT:
    o No indicated abx therapy in immunocompetent individuals between ages 1-50
    o _____ or fluoroquinolones in high risk pts (over 18)
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BACTRIM

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GIARDIA LAMBLIA

______

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METRONIDAZOLE

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BACTERIAL MENINGITIS

____

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ABX

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VIRAL MENINGITIS

______

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SUPPORTIVE

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MILLIARIA

  • TX: avoid excess ___ and humidity, cool environment, ______ clothing & lukewarm baths
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HEAT

LIGHTWEIGHT

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HEMANGIOMA

  • TX: most require NO intervention, most resolve spontaneously by age _
    o Can tx with ___ therapy if they don’t involute and if cosmetically desired
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LASER

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SALMON PATCHES (STORK BITES OR ANGEL KISSES)

_______

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SPONTANEOUSLY RESOLVES

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PORT WINE STAIN

  • TX: can tx with ___ therapy if cosmetically desired
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LASER

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SCABIES

  • TREATMENT: _____ (elimite) cream applied to entire body and left on for 14 hours, followed by shower
    o Treat entire family at same time
    o Occasionally, will need to retreat in ___ days
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PERMETHRIN

7-10

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LICE

  • TREATMENT: head lice _____ to dry hair & fine tooth comb to remove nits
    o Wash clothes and bedding at HIGH temps
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SHAMPOO

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PKU

TX = low _______ diet & ↑ tyrosine supplementation
- NO meat, dairy products, dry beans, nuts, eggs
o Can give cereals, fruits, and veggies in moderation

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PHENYLALANINE