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1. Compare typical locations of abuse bruises versus accidental bruises?
2. Compare etiologies of TTP and ITP? 3. CBC with abnormalities in at least 2 cell lines warrant what? |
1. Accidental: bony prominence, abuse: soft tissue
2. TTP: abnl vWF, ITP: PLT Ab 3. Bone marrow aspiration/examination |
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1. Comment on supraclavicular LAD?
2. Compare HSP and ITP relation to previous illness? 3. What is the triad of intususception? (3) |
1. Highly suggestive of lymphoma, typically non-reactive
2. 50% HSP have infectious etiology, MOST ITP have infectious etiology 3. (a) current jelly stool (b) paroxsyms of inconsolable crying/pain (c) sausage-shaped mass in abdomen |
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1. Comment on a differential for arthritis in a peds patient? (7)
2. Where is the HSP rash typically found? 3. Ages for Wong-Baker and FLACC Scales? |
1. (a) HSP (b) reactive/septic arthritis (c) JIA (d) SLE (e) Lyme's (f) Rheum Arthritis (g) Leukemia
2. Dependent areas: legs/buttocks 3. FLACC: <3, Wong-Baker >3 |
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1. Three reasons for palpable spleen? (3)
2. Worst complication of ITP? 3. Most common type of childhood leukemia? 4. Most common cause of bowel obstruction in child 6 months-6 years? |
1. (a) EBV or other infection (b) sickle cell (c) malignancy
2. Intracranial bleeding 3. ALL 4. intussusception |
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1. Describe intususception in a healthy child versus an HSP child?
2. How might you differentiate Leukemia and HSP? |
1. health: ileocolic, HSP: ilio-ileal
2. Leukemia may have hepatosplenomegaly and diffuse LAD |
