respiratory Flashcards
(48 cards)
when does respiratory bud arise from ventral surface of foregut
3-5wks
when do distal airways develop
17-24wks
when do alveoli develop and what phase
25wks - saccular phase
when does surfacnt production occur
from 23wks
what is stertor
intermittent upper airway obstruction due to loss of control of pharyngeal muscles
causative organisms of pharyngitis in young vs older children
young - adenovirus, enterovirus, rhinovirus
older - group a beta-haemolytic streptococcus
commone causative organism of tonsillitis
group a beta haemolytic strept
EBV
abx for otitis media
amoxicillin
most common age for acute otitis medial
6-12months
portion of tonsillitis is bacterial?
1/3
when is otitis media with effusion common
2-5 yrs
most common conductive hearing loss in children
otitis media with effusion
manage with grommet insertion or adenoidectomy
absolute indicate for tonsillectomy or adenodectomy
obstructive sleep apnoea
croup: causes, age, season and treatemtn
parainfluenza 1
2yrs
autumn
oral dexamethasone - nebulised adrenaline - intubation
risk of adrenaline
2hr after - rebound symptoms
bacterial tracheitis
staph aureau
treat with iv abx and intubate and ventilate
epiglottitis: causes, difference vs croup, treatment, prophylaxis for contacts
haemophilus influenza b
unwell with drooling
intubation and iv abx
prophylaxis: rifampicin
whooping cough: causes, symptoms, investigations, treatemtn
bordetella pertussis
paroxysmal cough with whoop and vomiting or apnoea
investigation: nasal swab
management: erythromycin
bronchiolitis
RSV
Dry cough, WOB, reduced feeding
humidified oxygen and help with feeding
causes of pneumonia in
newborn
infants
>5
newborn - mothers genital tract (group b strep or gran -ve enterococci
infants - RSV, strep pneumonia, haemophilus
>5yrs - mycoplasma, strep pneumoniae and chlamydia pneumoniae
asthma investigations
skin prick for allergens
PEFR
Spirometry
asthma treatment
reliever
regular preventer
<5yrs add on LTRA (montelukast), >5yrs add inhaled LABA
Oral steroid or immunotherapy
primary ciliary dyskinesia
congenital abnormalities in structure and function of cilia - recurrent infections- bronchiectasis
sympt: recurrent cough, purulent nasal discharge and ear infections
50% have Kartagener (dextrocardia and situ inversus)
CF
Autosomal-recessive defect in CFTR gene on chromosome 7, commonly deletion of Phe 508
Results in:
- Chronic endobronchial infection with pseudomonas
- Meconium ileus (thick meconium produced)
- Pancreatic ducts become blocked by thick secretions –> enzyme deficiency & malabsorption
- Abnormal sweat gland function –> salty sweat (excess Na & Cl)