Plastics Flashcards

(11 cards)

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Most appropriate ABx for dog bites

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PO amoxicillin-caluvanic acid

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Mng of dog bites

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ABx- amoxicillin & clauvanic acid
Thorough wound cleaning and debridement
Aus is rabies free therefore rabies PPX not required
Tetanus consideration

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Causes of cleft lip/ palate

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Genetic predisposition: FH, Pierre Robin sequence
Patau syndrome (trisomy 13)
Edwards syndrome (trisomy 18)
DiGeorge syndrome (22q11.2 deletion syndrome)
Loeys-Dietz syndrome: bifid uvula

Environmental: exposure to teratogenic substances in utero
- Nicotine and/or alcohol
Drugs: antiepileptics, folate antagonists like methotrexate, XS vit A intake during pregnancy

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Mng of cleft lip/ palate

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MDT- oral maxillofacial surgeons, plastics, otolaryngologists, peads, speech therapists
Surgical repair
Speech assessment at 12–14 months and therapy of velopharyngeal insufficiency
Conservative measures before surgery [13]
Proper feeding techniques: feeding in upright position to prevent nasal regurgitation; use of specialized feeding bottles ; frequent burping
Nasoalveolar molding: Use of a custom made orthodontic prosthesis to bridge and reduce the palatal gap and passively mold the maxillary, palatal, and nasal structures into a normal shape
Nasal stent: to lift the drooping nostril and shape the nose
Lip taping: use of adhesive tape to reduce the defect; makes definitive surgery easier
Lip adhesion: suturing the edges of the cleft lip, in conjunction with NAM can be done in infants with complete CL/CP who are not responding well to lip taping

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5
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Pathognomonic sign consistent with electrical burn

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Presence of entry and exit wounds - passes through the body and seeks the path pf least resistance to the ground

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6
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Management of electrical burns

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Cardiac monitoring- risk of arrhythmias
Assessment for compartment syndrome
Measurement of creatinine kinase to assess for rhabdo

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7
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Classification of congenital hemangiomas

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Rapidly involuting- RICH - Resolves within 2 years
Non involuting - NICH

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Mnf for rapidly involuting congenital haemangioma

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observation

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mng for a non involuting congenital hemangioma

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surgical excesion

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10
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tx for infantile hemangioma

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PO propanolol and topical timolol

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