upper respiratory tract infections in Children Flashcards

1
Q

what are the infections of the upper respiratory tract

A

rhinitis, tonsilites, ontitis media, pharyngitis, epiglottitis

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2
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is cellulits local or sytemic infectio

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local

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3
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signs of inflation

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heat, redenss , loss of function, swelling, pain

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4
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what are examples of systemiatic infections

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pnemonia, septiceamia, and menigitis

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5
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what layer of skin seperates bacteri on the surface from being an infection

A

epithelium

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6
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what are common bacteria in the body, which are fine in normal levels

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pnemococcus, haemophilus, staph, moraxella

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7
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what are common bacteria found to be invasion

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tb and pertussis (whooping cough)

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8
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what are exambles of infection which could be caused by both bacteria and viruses

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pnemonia and ear infection

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9
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what are the most common side effects of antibiotics on children

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diarrhoea, oral thrush, nappy rash, allergic reaction, multi reseiance

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10
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what is rhinitis

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very common, mainly a runny nose, lets child be prone to other conditions such as pneumonia, menigitisu and sepsis

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11
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how many times a year is rhinitis normal for a young child

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about 10 times per year

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12
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what is otitis media

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a painful ear infection, with red discouration

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13
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can antibitics treat otitis media,

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not normally, can use amoxycillin if child is less than two and it is bilateral or systemilly unwell

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14
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what is ofeten a secondary infection as a result of otitis media

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pneocuoccus, h flu

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15
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what is often the primary infection cause of otitis media

A

viral

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16
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what is the main treatment for otitis media

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analgesia to treat pain

17
Q

is there a significant benefit of antibiotics

A

no in most cases, only slighty better symptom recovery time

18
Q

how long do throat swaps take to come back

A

2 day

19
Q

what is the treatment for tonsiliti or pharyngitis

A

penecillin, not amyoxcilin

20
Q

symptons of tonsilits

A

large swollen tonsils, fever, enlargeld lympnodes in neck

21
Q

symptons of pharyngititsi

A

sore throat, scratty throat, pain when swollowing

22
Q

what is normal duraton of a sore throat

A

2-7 days

23
Q

what are sympt9ons of ebv

A

sore throat
extreme fatique
composiesed immunes system

24
Q

what are symptons of strep a fl

A

flu like symptons, sore throat, rash

25
Q

what are common symptons for croup

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severe cough, like a seal, stridor, horase voice, runy nose

26
Q

what are common symptons of epiglottitis

A

strider and drooling

27
Q

what is the treatment for croup

A

oral dexamethasone

28
Q

treamet for epiglotis

A

intubation and antibitoics

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