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How do you differentiate scalded skin syndrome from SJS?

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  • SJS: mucosal involvement (mouth, eyes, genitalia)
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What is the cause of SJS?

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allergic

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what is the cause of scalded skin syndrome?

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exfoliative toxin

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A 4-yo boy got bit by the neighbor’s dog. There is a puncture erythromatic puncture wound that is passively painful. What is your major concerns?

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  • Rabies
  • Pasturella
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What is the ABx for pasturella in dog bite?

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Augmentin

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Local staph presentation presents as?

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  • Impetigo
  • Abscess
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What stool test is used to Dx IBS?

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Fecal calprotectin

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In UC there is no {{BLANK}} sparing

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rectal

Extend GIT to rectum

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In {{BLANK}} there is intense inflammation w/ crypt abscesses

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UC

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Biopsy of terminal ileum shows disease in the colon but the rectum is spared. What is the Dx?

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  • Crohn’s Dx
  • Non-caseating granulomas
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What is the 1st primary tooth to erupt?

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  • lower incisors around 4-6 mo
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When do you talk to parents about oral care for their child? Why?

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  • 4-6 mo
  • First tooth erupts then (lower incisors)
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When should fluoride varnish be applied?

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6 mo then q6mo until dentist

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What bacteria causes majority of dental caries?

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S. mutans

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What is the formula for air tube size?

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Age ÷ 4 + 4

Age + 16 ÷ 4

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How do you assess if bagging is giving good ventilation?

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Chest rise/fall

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14-yo girl is an athlete w/ a painful tibial tubercle. What is the Dx?

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Osgood Schlatter

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Best way to assess stress fracture?

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3-phase bone scane (gold standard)

Inj. & time consuming

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A runner has lateral knee pain & positive ober test. What is the Dx?

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IT band syndrome

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To avoid injury, runners should increase their strain of exercise (mileage, intensity, terrain, etc.) by how much at a time?

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10%

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A patient presents with impetigo. They have a recurrence 12-days after successful Tx. What happened?

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Recolonization

E.g., improper fomite care

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How do you Tx impetigo?

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  • C&S
  • Tx for both MSSA + MRSA (bacitracin, TMP/SMX)
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How do you Tx an abscess?

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In all cases, an abscess must undergo I&D

Must be drained, will no go away

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What organisms cause perirectal abscesses? What is the Tx?

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  • Mostly anaerobes
  • Clindamycin
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What is the most likely cause of axillary lymphadenitis?
* Kids: Cat-scratch * Adults: Cancer
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FUO can only be ruled out as a Dx if your patient is?
Immunologically competent
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If you suspect FUO, you probably want to? | Hint: Lungs
CXR for PNA
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The most common pediatric outpatient Dx is?
Otitis media
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Due to vaccinations, a lot of otitis media cases are due to?
Viruses
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How do we Tx otitis media if a patient is over 2 yo?
Watch & wait
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How do we Tx otitis media in a pt < 2 yo?
ABx (Amoxil)
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What is the most common pathogen causes croup?
Parainfluenza virus
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What is the most effective Tx for croup?
* O2 * Suction * Racemic epi
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How do you Dx PNA?
* PMH * Auscultation (crackles & rails) | Don't need CXR -- won't display early PNA
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What pathogen leads to pseudomembranous colitis?
C. difficile
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What is the Tx for c. difficile colitis?
Metronidazole + PO Vancomycin
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A pediatric patient has a fever, abdominal pain w/ cramps, elevated CBC & bands, and diarrhea w/ mucus & blood. What is the most likely Dx?
Shigellosis
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What is the Tx for PUD due to H. pylori?
H2RA (cimetidine) | Along w/ other meds (combo: 3-4 drugs)
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In GH deficiency, how do you determine the bone age of the child?
XR of non-dominant wrist | Use ossification to determine bone age
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What is the only disease causing short stature that can be determined via karyotyping?
Turners syndrome
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What is the most common cause of hyperpituitarism?
Pituitary adenoma
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Early puberty is important in girls because...
* 2-yrs post-menarche their height is determined (won't grow taller) * May or May not Tx (talk to pt & parents)
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What is the most common cause of secondary amenorrhea?
Pregnancy
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What is the intervention for PCOS?
* Decrease insulin resistance * Periods restart
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Once you've treated hyperthyroidism, you should continue monitoring for?
Hypothyroidism
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What syndrome is assoc. w/ hypoparathyroidism?
DiGeorge (CATCH-22)
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If a patient has distortion of the face when tapping CN VII & a carpal spasm when placing a BP cuff. What is the Dx?
* Hypocalcemia | Chvostek's & Trosseau's signs; due to parathyroid dysfunction
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A patient presents with a round face, short stature, obesity, skin hyperpigmentation, short thick neck, shortening metatarsals (esp. 4th tarsal), and mental retardation. What is the Dx?
Albirght's Hereditary Osteodystrophy | X-linked
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MEN syndromes are assoc. w/?
Hyperparathyroidism
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A patient presents with hyponatremia, hypokalemia, hypoglycemia, and acidosis. What is the Dx?
Hypo-functioning adrenal glands
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In adrenal hyperplasia, what is the difference between males & females?
* Males: advanced sex development * Females: Virilization
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A patient presents with hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, hypochloremia, increased 17-hydroxyprogesterone w/ 21-alpha-hydroxylase deficiency. These are labs for?
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
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What is the most common deficiency causing congenital adrenal hyperplasia?
21-alpha-hydroxylase
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What is the most common causes of Cushings syndrome?
Exogenous admin. of steroids
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If a patient has DM & severely dehydrated. Why do you not use the usual regimen for rehydration?
* Brain has adj. to hyperosmolarity * If you dilute too quickly, will cause brain to swell
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Turner Stage I
M&F: no hair
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Turner Stage II
* M: enlargement; change in texture; sparse hair @ base of penis * F: hair along labia; breast budding (areola & papilla)
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Turner Stage III
* M: Growth in length & circumference; darker, coarser, curlier hair * F: Darker, coarser, curlier hair/ cont. breast enlargement
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Turner Stage IV
* M: Development of glans penis; darkening of scrotal skin; decreased distribution but adult patterned hair * F: Adult pattern but decrease distribution; Areola & papilla form secondary mound
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Turner Stage V
* M: Adult genitalia; hair is adult quantity & type w/ spread to medial thighs * F: Hair is adult quantity & type w/ spread to medial thighs; mature female breasts

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