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hosehold and sex contacts of kids/teens with hep A should receive what?
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immunoglobulin to prevent hep A
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any superficial eye tear...NSiM?
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fluorescence to checkfor corneal abrasion and topical antibiotics
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intracranial trauma without obvious external findings in baby; think?
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shaken baby syndrome
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person who gets hives after bee sting. what NSiM?
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give Epi-pen at all times (bc had systemic rxn) as well as give prescription for diphenydramine
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hyponasal speech plus mouth breathing, think?
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NASAL POLYP
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urinalysis of > 1.015 makes what highly unlikely?
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dibetes insipidus
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primary vs secondary enuresis
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2ndary = bedwetting after 3 or more months of dry nights; is usually due to psych factors or changes
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therpay for child over 6 with enuresis?
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consider conditiouning therapy with bedwetting alarm (works in 30-60%)
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any uti in baby with vomiting and dehydration, think? caused by? tx with ? what folow up tests?
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pyelonephritis;
ecoli ceftriaxone need to follow up ANY uti in girl under 5 and any boy, with renal US and VCUG to rule out v-u reflux |
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rash post GAS pharyngitis, think?
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Scarlet fever!!!
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boggy mass on scalp? tx?
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most likely kerion = inflammatory form of tinea capitis (.Trich. tonsurans or Microsporum canis).tx = 8-12 wks oral griseofulvin and shampooing with selenium sulfide
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oral, feet, and mouth ulcers, think?
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hand foot andmouth disease!! = coxsackie A16
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ehrlichosis contracted how?
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by tick bite
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adults with e. infectiousum may also have what sx?
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ARTHROPATHY
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parvo B19 ( slapped cheek/ E. infectiousum )in hemolytic anemias may cause?
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aplastic anemia
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high and persistent fever that is not very responsive to normal doses of paracetamol ; with red cracked lips and red mucous membranes?
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kawasaki's disease
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swelling of one eyelid + proptosis, limited ocular movements?
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orbital cellulitis; if just swelling of eyelid think periorbital cellulitis
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1 y/o black baby solely breastfed may develop?
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ricketts due to VitD def in br milk and poor skin conversion of vit D
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torsion of testicular appendix vs torsion of testicle?
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t: in kids over 12
ta: in kids 2-11 |
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acute pain in scrotum of sexually active teen, think?
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epididymitis
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m/c pathogens of otitis media?
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Spneum, h influ, m catarrhalis
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what constitutes increased risk for post-traumatic seizure? what % get? tx if these?
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depressed cranial fracture
intracranial hemorrhage cerebral contusion or unconsc > 24 hrs. 75% of these will seizure so must tx with anticonvulsants prophylactically |
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main pathogen causing croup? epiglottitis?
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parainfluenza; s pneum, aureus or GBS -- H infl in non vaccinated
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cow milk feeding causes?
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iron def anemia!!!
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hirsutism, deepened voice, acne, clitoromegaly, think?
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CAH
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can you have allergic rhinitis that presents with rhinitis with NO seasonal variation?
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YES = perenial allergic rhinitis ie exposure to house dust, pet danders that are there year round
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bilateral PURULENT discharge with fever, cough, sinus tenderness?
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sinusitis
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3 common pathogens in human bites?
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eikenella corrodens
peptostreptococcus alpha streptococcus |
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during AB tx , diaper rash due to?
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candida dermatitis!!
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m/c cause of round pneumonia?
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strep pneumonia
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HUS is most common in what age?
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under 2 y/o's!
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live vaccines?
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MMR; varicella
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Guillan Barre has what CSF finding?
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increased protein; mild mononuclear pleocytosis (<10 cells/ml)
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when do you treat lead poisoning with chelation?
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only if levels over 45 ug/mL !!! otherwise just treat by removing source ie investigating house for lead content, etc
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name 4 advantages of OPV? 1 of IPV?
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OPV:
costs less increased mucuosal immunity fewer shots herd immunity through 2ndary transmission still recommended for global polio eradication IPV: less paralytic polio |
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m/c cause of htn in kids?
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2ndary (not essential) Renal causes!! ie infection, pckd, gnephritis, vascular anomalies, tumors
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2 tx's for Increased ICP
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intubation with hyperventilation
Mannitol to induce osmotic shift |
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after what type of wounds/pts do you give Td, vs Td + Tet Immune Globulin, vs DTaP?
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DTaP: give only in kids under age 7
Td only: if pt has had < 3 immunizations or status unknown AND: minor wound w/o contamination Td + TIG: if pt has had < 3 immunizations or status unknown AND:contaminated wounds |
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only 2 exceptions to IC kids NOT receiving varicella vacc (b/c it is live)
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ALL kid in remission with lymphocyte **** over 700;
HIV infected kid in CDC class I =CD4 lcytes>25%. All other immunodef's, dont give!! |
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live viruses not to be given to ?
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IC pts (see exceptions above) or pregnant women
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m/c organism causing ANY otitis externa?
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p.aeruginosa
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causes of intoeing?
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adducted great toe, metatarsus adductus, medial tibila torson, femoral anteversion
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m/c back deformity in kids?
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idiopathic scoliosis
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tx of b pertussis?
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e-mycin
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hacking cough + absolute lymphocytosis, + thick, clear n/p mucus?
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think b pertussis
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TCA poisoning?
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anticholinergic sx, mental status changes, arrhythmias
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otherwise normal 7 y/o with hypospadias. What next step in tx?
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renal US to check for enlarged prostatic utricle which predisposes to UTI's
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snuffles =?
acral rash? |
mucocutaneous lesions producing persistent, purulent, often bloody nasal discharge!!
acral = on extremities ie hands and feet = syphilis |
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febrile seizures do/dont increase risk for epilepsy?
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DO ! but by only 7%
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painful swollen fingeres and toes for 2 days?
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think sickle cell hand-foot syndrome
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most common manifestation of sickle cell disease?
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acute PAINFUL episodes ie in legs, arms, in younger kids; head, chest, back, abd in older kids
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shortness from GH deficiency usually shows by how many yrs?
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3 yrs old!
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chest pain in young 12 y/o girl athlete during exercise?
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asthma!!!! give ihnaled albuterol!!
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5 days of high fever
bilateral bulbar nonexuadative conjunctivitis, rash, hand and foot edema-->desquamation, strawberry tongue and mouth erythema, cervical lad? |
kawasaki's!!
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m/c cyanotic heart disease in newborn?
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Transposition!!
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presentation of transposition?
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blue baby with low sat, no change with 02 given, otherwise looks in no distress; egg on string (narrow mediastinum) cxray...
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a typical, physiological "flow"murmur?
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Still's murmur - heard at left lower sternal border
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systolic murmur heard in ASD is really what?
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increased flow across pulmonic valve and tricusp regurg
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systole ejection murmur heard best at upper sternal bordere but radiating to axilla and back? vs carotids?
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axilla and back = perpheral pulmonic stenosis (due to flow past sharp angle of pa and its branches = resolves in 6 mo
carotids = ao stenosis/bicuspd ao |
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m/c congenital heart lesions?
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VSD's!!
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what's a positive PPD?
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5mm if CLOSE CONTACTS w/known or suspected cases
10mm if greater risk for disseminated disease ie <4y/o's, DM, CKD, malnut, lymphoma, or at greater risk of exposure to tb ie born in, paretns born in high prev regions, travel to these regions, exposure to adults at high risk, (ie hiv infectedd, homeless, drugabusers) 15mm in normal, age over 4 w/o any risk factors |