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16 yo female w/ fatigue arthralgia, wt loss, jaundiced, hi ALT/AST, + ANA ; nl alk phos
- due to what and what drugs ~ with it? |
autoimmune hepatitis: nl alk phos, hi direct bili, hypergammaglobulinemia
+ ANA, + AB to smooth muscle, liver, and/or kidneys -Drugs: minocycline, isoniazid, sulfonamides, nitrofurantoin |
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what is most reliable predictor for survival of baby w/ CDH/congenital diaphragmatic hernia?
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absence of assoiated liver herniation** boards
-survival rate of CDH w/ liver herniation decrases to 40-45% from 90% (w/o liver herniation) |
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male w/ very loose abd muscle, scolioisis, empty scrotum, needs vent support due to resp distress; what other finding/complx ~ w/ this syndrome and what's cause?
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Prune belly: no abd wall M., cryptorchidism, mulitple urinary tract abnl
-~ severe urethral obstruction ~ renal dysplasia on renal u/s ~ oligohydramnios ~ pulm hypoplasia ( obstructed renal stuff); |
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what determines life expectancy in prune belly
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-presence and degree of renal dysplasia
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what's first treatment step in pat w/ psychogenic constipation and overflow soiling?
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remove any fecal impaction present, THEN: start softners
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what's most common type of TEF?
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C type: tracheal fistula to distal esophagus (w/ a blind esophagus proximallY)
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wha types of kids does malrotation usually occur in and when ?
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first year of life, and mainly in genetically normal children
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what's main difference in histo of Crohn's vs UC?
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Crohn's: transmural (full thickness) inflamm w/ GRANULOMA formation and skpped lesions; ~ growth failure
~ PERIanal tags, abscesses, cobestoning; ulcers, fistulas -UC: only Mucosal ( vs transmural in UC) crypt abscess, continuous lesions, pan colitis; ~ More rectal bleeding; + ANCA; loss of haustral markings |
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14 yo w/ bloody stools; freckles on lips; multiple hamartomatous polyps in GI tract, what's dx?
-what gene? ~associated risks? |
Peutz-Jeghers syndrome;
defect on STK 11 gene; -incresaed risk of breast, cervix, ovarian, adn pancreatic cancers -polyps in bronchi and GU tract |
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how do you start feeds in a pt w/ pancreatitis?
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transpyloric, semi-elemental feedings if prolonged: cheaper adn safer; and want to avoid pancreatic stimulation
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3 top causes of rectal prolapse?
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1: constipation
2. diarrhea 3. CF |
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what are 3 common causes of hydrops of gallbladder?
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kawasaki, strep pharyngitis, prolonged fasting; but
-pancreatitis is NOT |
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What eye finding does alagille have?
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posterior embryotoxon
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Pt w/ JRA presents w/ epigastric pain, what's mechanism for GI diz?
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inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis: NSAID dyspepsia
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LLQ pain, w/ palpable mass, in school aged kid, soiled pants, No diarrhea, wt loss, F, or other systemic sx:
-dx and tx? |
Fecal overflow incontinence/encopresis
Tx: 1) empty colon first: enema, then start stool softnersq |
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intermittent watery diarrhea, abd distension, anorexia, afebrile; h/o drinking bad water/camping trip-->persistent diarrhea w/ malabsorption;
-cause and DX? |
giardia; dx: string test: ELISA (entero test via enzyme linked immunosrbent assay)
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what's optimal mixture of oral rehydratin solutin?
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2% glucose, 90 meQ NACl; Oral rehydration solution: they do not reduce ongoing stool losses
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? what test use to find WBC and what is it indiciative of?
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use methylene blue to find WBC; ~ bacterial cause
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what's leading cause of diarrhea in infants worldwide? 2nd leading
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leading: Rota; 2nd: adeno
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green maladorous stools; + bloody;
dx and tx? |
salmonella;
only tx if typhoid fever, Tx: ceftriaxone, cefotaxime; typhoid fever ~ F, Ha, abd pain, muscle aches, rose spots |
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renal failure, low plt, hemolytic anemia
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HUS: from enterohemorrhagic diarrhea
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sz, watery-->bloody diarrhea, hi WBc or RBC in stool, increased bands:
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shigella; Bactrim
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what presents similar to shigella and what's tx?
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campylobacter; erythromycin or azithromycin
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bloody diarhea, h/o recent anbtx use; what's tx?
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c. diff: tx : flagyl ( metronidazole)
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if pt has liver failure which vitamin deficiency at risk for ?
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Vit ADEK: all fat soluable ones, esp risk for bleeding
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polyneuropathy, heart failure, edema and opthalmoplegia ~ ? what vit deficiency?
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thiamine: B1 : beriberi
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mucositis, andemia, cheilosis, seborrhea in nasolabial folds ! ? riboflavin deficiency
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B2: riboflavin
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irritability, purpura, bleeding gums and bone pain ~ ? vitamin def?
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vit C
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when do primary teeth erupt? and which ones come first?
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6 +/- 2 months age w/ upper central incisors first, then lower central and lower lateral incisors (7 + /- 2 mo)
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how do you transport an avulsed adult tooth in an 7 yo?
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rinse and transport in cold cow's milk;
-rinse w/ water, hold by crown, need to do w/in 2 hours for highest succes rates -or re-insert and hold tooth in place (it's ok if it doesn't fit) |
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when would you supplement w/ foruidated toothpaste?
AND -which d/o associated w/ delayed teeth eruption vs premature loss of dentition? |
6 months if content of drinking water < 0.3 ppm and at 3 yo if content is 0.3-0.6 ppm.
-Hypothyroidism and hypoparathyroidism ~ delayed teeth eruption; hyperthyroidism ~ premature loss of dentition |
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how do you give fliuds for dehydration losses/fliuds?
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1) rehydration phase: fluid deficit over 3-4 hrs with full strength formula; : 50-100 mL/kg over 3-4 hrs
2) maintenance phase: calories and fluids: no gut rest; cont BF; -add 2 mL/kg / emesis AND 10 mL/kg for each watery diarrhea |