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what is teh most common tracheoesophageal fistula
esophageal atresia with distal tracheoesophageal fistula

VACTEREL
what are the associated defects associated with esophageal atresia, tracheoesophageal fistula
VACTREL
VACTERL
associateions with esophageal atresia with distal tracheosageal fistula

Vertebral anamoly
Anal atresia (imperforate)
Cardiac
TEF
Renal anamoly
Limb analomy
the most common forms of TEF occur with
esophageal atresia

also has VACTREL

Vertebral Column defect
Anal atresia
Cardiac
TEF
Renal
Limb anomalies

*SINGLE ARTERY UMBILICAL A
is H type TEF common
NOPE, buts its BAD
WHAT ARE the clinical manifestations of pyloric stenosis
1. male
2, infant
3. projectile vomit, no bile

**hypertrophy of pyloric mm, this is the palpable olive
what are the classic lab findings and imaging studies in pyloric stenosis
hypochloremic
alkalosis

*string sign on US
in boy babies who projectile vomit and have a palpable nodule are they alkalotic or acidotic, high or low Cl
alkalotic
low Cl

**pyloric stenosis
whats a cool thing to see in pyloric stenosis
can see the peristaltic wave in LUQ

**olive is also palpable (hypertrophied pylorus)

**hypochloremic, alkalotic. increased BUN
*jaundice
when do you see a string sign on US
pyloric stenosis

boy with projectile vomit, hypochloremic, alkalotis
whats the relationship btwn functional abd pain and irritable bowel
fx abd pain- daily pain, pain NOT associated with meals or pooping, anxiety, perfectionism, prevents kids from going to school. MAKE THEM!!!

IBS- subset of functional abd pain. changes in bowel

**ned to be sure there is no other underlying pathology. look for warnings
what are the warning signs of underlying illness in recurrent abd pain
when warnings are preesnt. work the pts up!

1. vomit (w bile)
2. fever
3. abnormal screen/lab
4. growth failure
5. pain awakens kid from sleep
6. weight loss
7. pain NOT in umbilical region
8. blood in stool
9. delayed puberty

**even if you DONT have these warnings do a workup, be sure you arent missing something seious
why might a kid not want to go to school bc they have daily abd pain, it is not assoicated with meals or pooping but is worse in the am. they tend to worry and be perfectionists
functional abdominal pain

they dont want to go to school. MAKE THEM GO
whats IBS
subset of functional abd pain
ok so a kid has belly aches daily and wants to stay home. what if they also have fever, weight loss, vomit, blood in poo, pain that is NOT umbilical, delayed puberty
GET THEM CHECKED! WORK THEM UP
how to distunguish IBS vs fx abd pain
1. lactose free
2. continue tests even w/o warning signs
do fiber supplements help with IBS and fx abd pain
good for sx of IBS
what is the common type of intusseception in kids
one bowel is sucked INTO a segment of adjacent bowel

often idiopathic in young kids (rotavirus)

ILEOCOLONIC
whats teh clinical presentation of inrussecption
recall it causes ileus: abd pain, distension, vomit, constipation

red current stool, LETHARGIC

sudden onset
infant draws knees up and has colicky cry

can palpate a sasauge shape in abd
whats teh most direct way to treat intuccucption
enema

BUT the kid has been vommiting, you MUST replace fluids before hand
red currant stool is assocated with what bowel issue
intusscuption

common in kids is ileocolonic
why use fluids to tx a pt with intussucption
they are dehydrates from vomiting. you MUST rehydrate before you do the contrast enema for reduction
what is included in adverse reaction to food
food poision
immune
non immune- lactose intolerance
what are common fool allergies in kids
PEANUTS, cows milk, eggs, soybean, wheat, shellfish etc

**oral tolerance is the suppression of immune response but NOT eating these things

**eathing these things cause HS reactions (allergy), immune reactions to glycoproteins in the food
list the 9 most common cases of anaphylaxis (food causese) in kids, list in order or frequency
1. PEANUTS
2. tree nuts
3. milk
4. eggs
5. fish
6. shellfish
7. seeds
8. fruit
9. grain
unconjugates hyperbiliruben

conjugates hyperbilirubin
unconj: indicates increased hemolysis, redecud hepatic removal, altered metabolism

conjugated: decreased excreteion by damaged liver cells, disease of biliary tract- block, sepsis, toxin, inflammation, genetic