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IV catheter infection: etios
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staph epi, staph aureus
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IgE
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lowest serum levels of any Ab, factor in allergic conditions (atopy, asthma, allergic rhinitis, food allergies)
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Osler nodes: pres
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0.5 cm ender noduls on the palms, fingertips and soles (OUCHlers nodes)
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bacillus cereus is found in ___
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fried rice
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salmonella: found in ___
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frozen foods (esp chicken), milk, eggs, baby chicks and reptiles
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variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob dz: pres
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progressive psych sxs x6 mo --> neuro sxs (ataxia) --> death, look for exposure in England
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nevus sebaceous: tx
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remove before puberty 2/2 malignant transformation (basal cell carcinoma)
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pseudomonas can result from ___ injury
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stepping on a nail, esp if through a tennis shoe
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port-wine stain in the LEs: association
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Klippel-Trenaunay - progressive soft tissue and/or limb overgrowth
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salicylate OD: labs
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anion gap, met acidosis, also: low BG, K, ferric chloride + salicylate turns urine purple or brown
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terminal complement (C5-9) deficiency: pres
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recurrent GN inf, esp neisseria meningitis, bec C5-9 make an attach complex that drills a hole in bacterial cell walls
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candidal sepsis: PEx with (+) blood cx
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check for eye and skin lesions, HSM, signs of thrombophlebitis
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psoriasis: tx
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plaques - topical steroids and creams (vit D, tar, retinoid) + UVB light, acitretin if severe, TNA-alpha inh in severe (black box warning for cancer)
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sarcoidosis: tx
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intralesional/topical steroids, *methotrexate, occasionally antimalarials
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immigrants:common nutritional problems include __
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rickets, anemia, iodine def, malnutrition
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cryptococcal meningitis: dx
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CSF Ag test, or India ink test (large halo - looks like a bubble)
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non-stress testing: reactive implies that ___
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baby has a 99% chance of surviving 1 wk
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newborns: breast tissue 3-5 mm at __ wks
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38
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HIV: ___ med lowers viral count
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protease inhibitors
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Down syndrome: heart defects - epi, types
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50%, 1/3 AV canal (often no murmur), 1/3 VSD, 1/3 ASDs + Tet
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anomaly: def
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structural birth defect or congenital malformation
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walks well by __
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15 mo
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constitutional growth delay: etio
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MC hereditary
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proven or highly likely congenital syphilis: def
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abnl exam, 4-fold greater VDRL/RPR than Mom or + treponemal (FTA-AB, dark field microscopy)
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Weil syndrome: etio
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leptospirosis
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granuloma inguinale: etio
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klebsiella granulomatis
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pre-clampsia: def
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htn and proteinuria
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nursemaid's elbow is ___
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subluxation of the radial head
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transient hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy: tx
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none for most (levels normalize by 3-4 yo.), but some may need IVIG
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2 MC infectious etio of deafness are __
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toxo, CMV
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difference between autism and Asperger's
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Asperger's - nl lang and IQ
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use 2-syllable words at __ age
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2 yrs
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erythema migricans looks like ___ and is pathognomonic for ___
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bulls eye or central clearing; lyme dz
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phototherapy: stop when ___
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bili dec by 4-5
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3st degree burn: definition
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full thickness
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etios of eye discharge after birth, and how to differentiate
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DOL1 - contact from the ppx; DOL2-7 gonorrhea, DOL7-14 chlamydia
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HIV: derm pres
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molluscum, seborrheic dermatitis, tinea, psoriasis, folliculitis, hairy leukoplakia, herpes, oral or vaginal candidiasis
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IMZ at 11-12
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Tdap, HPV, meningococcal
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p. vivax malaria: dx
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schizonts in the blood, no banana gametes (p. falciparum)
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fecal WBCs: significance
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invasive-type bacterial etio (shigella, salmonella, campylobacter, yersinia, amebic) or IBD
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urethritis: dx
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LE, urine micro with >10 WBC/HPF, gram stain, if negative --> specific test for GC and CT
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vulvovaginal candidiasis: tx
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flucon x1, tons of intravaginal agents (only use topical agents for pregnant women)
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mito encephalopathy with lactic acidosis & strokes: inheritance
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mitochondrial
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clean wound and <3 tetanus IMZ or IMZ hx unknown: tx
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DTap/Tdap
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scarlet fever: pres
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acute strep pharyngitis + fine, diffuse, sandpapery red rash - 1-2D after sore throat, starts in the neck and upper chest and spreads, esp in elbow - Pastia lines (red lines), pallor around the mouth, rash fades with desquamation in 1 wk
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somatic mosaicism: def
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when some cells in F have an active X from Mom and some cells have an active X from Dad
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refer __ bites to a surgeron
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hand (except if superficial), extensive inf, bites involving deeper tissue (tendon, bone…), ones causing extensive disfigurment, bites on the head in young kids (easy to underestimate the severity of the injury)
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polio: pres
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<6 y.o., fever at onset of dz, descending (proximal --> distal) flaccid paralysis without reflexes that reaches full extent within 4D
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erythroblastosis fetalis: HSM - path
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extramedullary hematopoiesis
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Howell-Jolly bodies are ass with ___
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strep pneumo sepsis bc of splenectomy
Common causes of asplenia are splenectomy following trauma to the spleen, and autosplenectomy caused by sickle cell anemia. Ten percent of patients with Coeliac disease also present with splenic atrophy with subsequent Howell-Jolly bodies. Other causes are radiation therapy involving the spleen, such as that used to treat Hodgkin lymphoma. Howell-Jolly bodies are also seen in: severe hemolytic anemia, megaloblastic anemia, hereditary spherocytosis, and myelodysplastic syndrome ( |
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inheritance pattern: only females transmit dz to their sons
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X-linked recessive
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tracks to 180o by __
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4 mo
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herpes: dx
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Tzank - multinucleated giant cells, Ab-testing, PCR
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Chediak-Higashi: type of immunodeficiency
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phagocyte killing defect
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neonatal hyperbili - severe: RF
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pre-discharge bili in a high-risk zone, jaundice in 1st 24h, immune-mediated hemolysis, 35-36 wks, sib who required phototx, cephalohematoma, sign bruising, exclusively breastfed, East Asian or Greek
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diarhea after eating shellfish: MC etios
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vibrios, noro (clams, oysters)
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non-stress testing: reactive if ___
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>2 accelerations of fetal HR in 20 min
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__ skull fx is suggestive of abuse
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linear fx of the parietal
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HLA II Ags present ___
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bacteria, fungi, parasites, mycobacteria - mostly extracellular organisms
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trichinella spiralis: pres
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depends on location: travels from duodenum --> muscle (pain --> calcifications) --> heart (myocarditis), eye (irritation, periorbital edema)
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secondary bacterial PNA develops ___ after flu sxs start
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5-7 days
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DTaP-specific contraindication
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persistent inconsolable crying for >3 hrs within 48h
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3st degree burn: time to heal
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grafting or healing from the edges if small
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malaria: type that causes nephrotic syndrome
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p. malariae (m and n are next to each other in the alphabet)
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routine BG testing is/is not recommended for neonates
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is not
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neurofibromatosis type 1: pres
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2/7 of; >5 café-au-lait spots >0.5 cm pre-pubertal or >1.5 post-pubertal; 1 plexiform or >1 neurofibroma; axillary or inguinal freckling; optic glioma; >1 Lisch nodules (iris hamartomas), sphenoid abnl, 1st degree relative
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Osgood-Schlatter
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repetitive stress injury to the patellar tendon as it inserts in the tibial tubercle
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geographic tongue: pres
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migratory red patches, asymptomatic and benign
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blastomycoses: location and population it naturally occurs
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Wisconsin and Arkansas (kids at UWis Madison had a blast in college); hunters and loggers (beavers are the Wisconsin mascot)
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mosaic trisomy 8:
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*deep palmar and sole creases, long face, high forehead, thick everted long lip, bone, joint and renal malformations
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live vaccines include ___
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BCG, MMR, varicella, nasal flu, oral polio, smallpox
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nl speech development: 0-6 mo
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cooing (random --> interactive)
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CO poisoning: labs
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CO concentration bec pulse ox may be falsely nl
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periodontal inf: abx
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PCN
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H. flu epiglottitis: pres
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abrupt onset of fever, dysphasia, drooling, look like they're trying to die, 2-7 y.o.
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congenital: def
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something present at birth
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hypocalcemia in a neonate: tx
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10% Ca gluconate at 2 cc/kg over 5 min, need cardiac monitoring during the infusion
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ambisome: SEs
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low K, Mg and renal tubular acidosis; hypotension with 1st dose (2/2 peripheral vasodilation)
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inheritance patterns: both sexes can transmit to offspring
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aut dom, aut rec
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neonatal lupus: pres
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either congenital heart block OR skin findings - raccoon eyes (periorbital erythema), round or annular red plaques MC on head
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CD8 cells recognize HLA ___
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1 (1x8=8)
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birth length triples by ___
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13 yrs
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profound hearing loss is always __ type
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sensorineural
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disseminated gonococcal inf: pres
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petechial or pustular rash, asymmetric arthralgias, tenosynovitis, frank septic arthritis, fevers/chills, + blood cx, + synovial cx, perihepatitis (Fitz-Hugh-Curtis) - RUQ pain, meningitis, endocarditis
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amebic menigitis: RF
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swimming in a brackish water (salinity bet salt and fresh water)
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lab screening for pregnant teens
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CT, HBsAg, hep C, HIV, GC, pap smear (if not done within the last yr), rubella, syphilis (not trich)
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leptospirosis: dx
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cx or serology
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etio of city-wide diarrhea
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cryptosporidium, from contaminated water
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treat a woman with a suspected GC/CT infection if __
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she has RFs and she's unlikely to return for her test results
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epididymitis: etio
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CT, GC, E. coli (if young or engaging in anal sex)
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Sotos syndrome: pres
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macrocephaly, LGA, prominent forehead, hypertelorism, MR, large hands/feet
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hemangioma: pres
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white macule with central telangiectasia or red macule --> few days later it rapidly elevates and enlarges, can be red and superficial or blue and deep
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should/should not switch formulas for colic
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not
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uses past tense at __ (age)
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4 yrs
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maternal hyperthermia during pregnancy: pres
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inc risk of neural tube defects, if exposure is between 14-30D
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chronic granulomatous disease: type of immunodeficiency
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phagocyte killing defect
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total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for hep A
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1, 2
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type 2 hypersensitivity reaction: cells involved
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IgG-mediated, cytotoxic
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HIV: dx
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Ab testing (99% sensitive, 90% specific), if +, confirm with Western blot (confirms viral proteins)
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Klinefelter's (47,XXY): pres
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tall, gynectomastia, delayed puberty, azoospermia, small testes, infertility
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nl wt gain per yr after 2 y.o. until puberty
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5 lbs/yr
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prune belly: def
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absence of anterior abd wall musculature
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epidural hemorrhage in a neonate: tx
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usually need surgery
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maternal CMV inf during pregnancy: pres
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*periventricular calcifications, LBW, MR, microcephaly, hearing loss that can develop during the neonatal period
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give primaquine as an adjuvant for malaria after ___
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testing for G6PD
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TB inf: pres in kids
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local asymptomatic pleural effusion (low glu, high prot) - AFB is usually neg but get a pleural bx to inc yield
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traveler's diarrhea: tx
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mild - loperamide + cipro x1 dose; severe - use cipro BID x3D
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calvicle fx: location
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middle to lateral portion
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maternal htn during pregnancy: pres
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IUGR, placental insufficiency, placental abruption or previa, if <20 wks - inc risk of miscarriage
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measure PPD results by __
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the area of induration (not erythema)
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neisseria meningitidis: tx, ___ if allergic
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pen G; ceftriaxone
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leptospirosis: pres
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wide range, can include meningitis, renal or hepatic failure (with disproportionately high bili) with hemorrhage (Weil syndrome)
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goal of wt gain with anorexia
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0.2-0.4 kg/day to avoid refeeding syndrome and heart failure
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ppx infants for GBS inf with ___
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chorio, x48h until cx neg
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rotavirus: season
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winter and spring
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amblyopia: etios
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early childhood refractive errors, strabismus, cataracts, corneal opacities
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babbles by __
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6 mo
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fish odor with KOH stain is associated with __
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bacterial vaginosis
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total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for DTaP
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4, 6
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phenotype: def
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observed expression of a genotype
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ethylene glycol is found in __
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antifreeze, radiator fluids, and it tastes sweet
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Creutzfeldt-Jakob dz: pres
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myoclonus and severe dementia, die within 5 mo
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you can/cannot treat through a line inf with cadida
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cannot
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retinal hemangioblastoma suggests ___ dz
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von Hippel Lindau
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lanugo: disappears from face at___ wks
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33-37
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ETT size for newborns <1.5 kg, 1.5-2.5 kg, >2.5 kg
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2.5, 3, 3.5
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confidence interval of __ is = to p-value of 0.01
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99
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premature ROM: tx
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usually induce if >34 wks, 32-33 wks - amnio to test for pulm maturity or bed rest with steroids and abx, <28 wks - tocolysis and steroids
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staph epi is usually MSSE/MRSE
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MRSE
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menactra does/does not cover all important strains
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does not cover serotype B which causes 30% of dz (B for Bad)
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if a child > __ (age) is drawing genitals in pictures, consider abuse
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5 yrs (nl before then)
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bacteremia: MC bacterial etio
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strep pneumo
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allergies: season for grass pollen, mold, tree pollen, weeds
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summer; year-round if warm, not during winter if there's snow; spring; fall
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mec ileus: pres
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abd distention, bilious vomiting, no mec >24h, *abd feels doughy (bec loops are filled with mec and not air)
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"complete DiGeorge" syndrome: pres
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total absence of thymus, so they act like SCIDS (bec T cells activate B cells)
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with varicella inf, avoid giving ___ OTC meds
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ASA for Reyes syndrome, and motrin bec it inc the risk of strep pyogenes inf
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give 23-valent pneumococcal IMZ to ___
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functional asplenics (hemoglobinopathies), HIV, nephrotics, bad heart/lung dz
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ethylene glycol ingestion: pres
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drunk --> resp prob --> cardiac failure, szs, cerebral edema, renal failure, death
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brain abscess in the temporal lobe: etio
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likely extension from OM - strep pneumo, H flu, staph aureus, GN
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trichamoniasis: etio
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trichomonas vaginalis
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IMZ typically given at 4 mo
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DTaP, hep B, HIB, IPV, pneumococcal, rota
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Waardenburg syndrome: pres
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partial albinism, white forelock, cochlear deafness, premature graying, hypertelorism, heterochromia of the iris, cleft lip/palate, +/- absent vagina, Hirschsprung
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cerebellar hemangioblastoma suggests ___ dz
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von Hippel Lindau
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gynecomastia: nl if __
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<4 cm (equivalent to tanner 1 female)
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maternal factors ass with infant mortality
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*prenatal care after 1st trimester, teenager moms, >40 with no high school education, underlying chronic dz, smokers
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leukocyte adhesions defect: pres
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*delayed umbilical cord separation, necrotizing inf at sites where the body interacts with the envi (skin, lungs, GI) --> leaves cigarette paper scarring
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adverse drug reactions that happen immediately are type ___
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1 hypersensitivity and involve IgE
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APGARs
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Appearance (color) - blue / acrocyanosis / pink; Pulse - <60 / 60-100 / >100; Grimace (when catheter placed in nose) - nothing / grimace / cough sneeze cry; Activity - limp / some flexion / active; Respiration - absent / slow, irregular / good cry
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breastfed babies feed __ frequently than bottlefed babies because __
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more, the protein means in breastmilk is more quickly digested
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give __ type of DTaP if >7 y.o. because __
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Tdap, a smaller amt of pertussis Ag
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inheritance pattern: inc risk with consanguinity
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aut rec
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chlamydia pneumoniae: pres
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community-acquired PNA in >5 y.o., causes a lot bronchospasms
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p. ovale malaria: tx
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chloroquine + primaquine (adjuvant to eradicate hypnozoites in the liver which are responsible for relapse, after r/u G6PD)
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rabies: concerning exposures
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child wakes up in a room with a bat, bite or mucous membrane contamination
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sits unassisted by __
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7 mo
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Janeway lesions: association
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acute bacterial endocarditis, rare in kids
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common variable immunodeficiency: pres
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teens or 20s with recurrent sinopulm inf with encapsulated bacteria, noncaseating granulomas (spleen, liver, lungs, skin), giardia
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hereditary: def
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conditions that can be transmitted from parent to child
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neonatal hyperbili: pres that you have to worry about
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exclusively breastfed M <38 wks who was discharge <72h
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cephalohematoma: pres
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blood that doesn't cross sutures lines
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seborrhea dermatitis in children: tx
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zinc or tar shampoo, low-potency topical steroid + concurrent topical antifungal cream
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start BP screening at __ and then do it __
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3 y.o., annually
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inheritance pattern: father-to-son transmission
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aut dom, aut rec (not X-linked and mito)
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type 2 hypersensitivity reaction: path
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Ig Abs bind to tissue Ag or cell receptors (auto-Abs) --> cell destruction (via opsonization, MAC)
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lanugo: covers entire body before ___ wks
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32
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2nd degree burn: tx
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soap and water daily, leave blisters intact, abx ointment, change dressings qDay, Td if needed, re-eval q2-3D bec burn may progress
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3st degree burn: tx
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IVF (LR) - 4 mg/kg/% total burned surface area (50% in first 8h, 50% in next 16h) + maintenance, add dextrose if <5 y.o. to prevent hypoglycemia, consider referring to burn center
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makes a tower of 2 cubes by __
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14 mo
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ranula: pres
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benign mass that comes out of the floor of the mouth
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shakes head at __ (age)
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12 mo
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breast mass: referral criteria
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persistence or enlargement over 3 menstrual cycles --> aspirated
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rickettsia rickettsi: location it naturally occurs
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Carolinas, Georgia, Virginia (Missouri, Oklahoma and TX)
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maternal hyperthermia during pregnancy: etio
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high fevers, hot tube users
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placental percreta: def
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when the placenta penetrates the scars in placental accreta
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neisseria meningitidis: peak age
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2 y.o., 15-19 y.o.
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bacterial vaginosis: tx
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flagyl oral x7D, intravaginal x5D, clinda intravaginal x7D, if pregnant - only oral
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Hantavirus: pres
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AGE sxs (N/V, abd pain, diarrhea) --> 1 wk later coughing, SOB, ARDS; suspect with severe hemorrhagic PNA, low plts, high H&H
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Chediak-Higashi: compl
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EBV can tirgger an accelerated phase --> organ infiltration and pancytopenia
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variable decels: pattern
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occur whenever, acute rapid fall in fetal HR and a variable recovery
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basal skull fx in a neonate
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2/2 occipital bone separation --> brain damage and hemorrhage, bad prognosis
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language at 3 yrs
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3-word sentences, talks in short paragraphs, 75% intelligible, ues plurals, pronouns and prepositions
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inherited zinc deficiency: AKA ___
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acrodermatitis enteropathic
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X chromosome is larger/small than the Y chromosome
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larger (2x)
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distal humerus (elbow) fx: mechanism of injury
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fall onto an outstretched hand
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chlamydia: tx
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azithro 1g x1
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Ataxia-telangiectasia: compl
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high risk of liquid tumors (ATM gene affected repairs DNA/causes apoptosis)
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sutures close by __, ossify by __, fuse by __
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1 yrs, 8 yrs, early adulthood
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erythema infectiosum: pres
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slapped cheeks, lacy pruritic rash (comes out more after the sun or a warm bath), most aren't ill
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BG in fetuses comes from ___
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Mom (babies doesn't synthesize their own BG)
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kids with concussions can return to sports __
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1 - 20 min after injury, 2 - after 1 wk of no sxs (so min 1 wk), 3 - min 1 mo, after 1 wk of no sxs
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leading cause of infant mortality
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congenital malformations (25%)
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phenothiazine rxs: tx
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benadryl
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can/cannot do a pap smear during menses
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cannot
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neonatal exposure to ACE inhibitors: pres
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*renal dysgenesis, oligo, skull ossification defects, when exposure is in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters
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ambisome kills ___
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most systemic fungal inf
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neonates should/should not have nl bicep, patellar reflexes
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should
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methanol is found in ___
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windshield washer fluid, anti-freeze, picnic stove fuel, canned heat
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dog bites: MC organisms
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pasturella, staph aureus, DF-2
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do endoscopy for caustic injections for ___
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kids with symptoms or visible burns in the mouth
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HIV: ___ test is a good long-term predictor of outcome
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viral load bec shortly after inf each person's HIV equilibrates to a certain set-point (viremia of 100-1,000,000)
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erythroblastosis fetalis: pancytopenia - path
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anemia --> inc erythropoiesis --> depletes the hematopoietic stem cells --> low plts, WBCs and RBCs
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coxilla burnetti: tx
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doxy (for all ricketssial inf)
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Cornelia De Lange: pres
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IUGR, microcephaly, hirsuitism, heart dz, synophrys, long eyelashes, thin upper lip, downturned mouth, , syndactyly, micromelia (small hands/feet), thalidomide-looking arms/legs
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duplication of the thumb/pinkie is more c/w syndromes
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thumb/great toe
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language at 4 yrs
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uses past tense, 4-5 word sentences, short paragraphs, able to tell a story
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ranula: etio
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sublingual dilation of a salivary gland
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screening for STIs
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all asymptomatic sexually active girls for chlamydia +/- gonorrhea, +/- UA for LE in both girls and boys
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uses plurals, pronouns and prepositions at __ (age)
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3 yrs
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dirty wound and <3 tetanus IMZ or IMZ hx unknown: tx
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DTap/Tdap + TIG (tetanus immunoglobulin)
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balances on 1 foot for 2-3 sec
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3 yrs
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positional plagiocephaly: tx
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tummy time when awake, helmet x22h/day (start <6 mo)
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efficacy of SSRI and TCAs for depression
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SSRIs are more effective than TCAs
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vibrio: RF
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chronic liver dz, IC
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screen for hearing loss again if __
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parents are concerned, speech delay, h/o bacterial meningitis, neonatal TORCH inf, h/o sign head trauma (esp temporal bone), syndrome ass with hearing loss, neurodegenerative dz, head and neck anatomic malformations, +FHx, confirmed measles or mumps, ototoxic meds (ex. amnioglycosides)
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malaria: MC reason why Americans are inf
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not starting ppx early enough before leaving or stopping it too quickly after returning
|
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guttate psoriasis: pres
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many small, scaly papules and plaques on the face, trunk and proximal extremities
|
|
frothy, smelly, yellow-green vaginal discharge is ass with __
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trich
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anorexia: EKG changes
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bradycardia, U-waves (b4 T wave) 2/2 hypoK, low-voltage, ST depression with exercise and prolonged T intervals are ass with inc risk of vtach
|
|
Gorlin syndrome: pres
|
basal cell carcinoma early in childhood, *develop other ca - ovarian, medulloblastoma, dysmorphic facies, skeletal defects, MR, jaw cysts (gory with all the scars from their cancers)
|
|
dress self by __
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3 yrs
|
|
varicella: contagious period
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1-2D prior to rash until all lesions are crusted over
|
|
distal humerus (elbow) fx: compl
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if displaced - eval for damage to the brachial artery, median and radial nerves (high risk of compl)
|
|
bacillus anthracis: pres
|
cutaneous - painless papule --> vesicles --> ulcer --> black eschar, with painless non-pitting edema and induration; GI; pulm ("wool sorter's dz")
|
|
viral PNA: develops ___ after flu sxs start
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3-5 days
|
|
difference between conduct d/o and oppositional defiant d/o is __
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ODD <6 mo, conduct >6 mo
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|
nightmares occur during __ sleep
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REM
|
|
allergic contact dermatitis: path
|
type 4 hypersensitivity rnx (T cells)
|
|
kid has an aut dom dz with no other affected relatives: etio
|
either spontaneous mutation or germline mosacism
|
|
newborns: aerola are barely visible at ___ wks
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<33
|
|
herpes: dx
|
culture, IgG (use for presumed false neg), PCR only for CNS inf, Tzanck preparation (only on the boards - low sens & spec) - multi-nucleated giant cells
|
|
severe hypoxia after birth may be 2/2 ___
|
PPHN
|
|
Ataxia-telangiectasia: pres
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ataxia (by 5 yo) --> oculocutaneous telangiectasia (by 5 yo), high A1AT, sinopulm dz (B/T cell dysfunc)
|
|
PID: in-pt tx
|
2nd gen cephalosporin (cefoxitin, cefotetan) IV + doxy, for 24h after pt has improved and then 14D of doxy
|
|
uses a cup and spoon well by __
|
18 mo
|
|
SCID: pres
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babies, bad eczema, CLD, diarrhea, FTT, no thymic shadow on CXR, lymphopenic
|
|
rubella: pres
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adenopathy (starts post-auricular), rash (egg over your head, macular), low-grade fever, red spots on the palate (Forchheimer spots)
|
|
cat bites: tx
|
augmentin, if PCN-allergic - clinda + bactrim
|
|
syndrome: def
|
a recognizable pattern of structural defects, often with a predictable natural hx, that can be identified amongst several pts
|
|
neonatal hyperbili: protective factors
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>40 wks, AA, exclusive bottle feeding
|
|
ossicular disarticulation can result in __
|
hearing loss
|
|
miliaria crystalline: path
|
sweat glands are blocked --> sweat escapes just under the skin surface
|
|
infantile acne: pres
|
appear bet 3-4 mo of life, papules, pustule, and open and closed comodomes, lasts for 6-12 mo
|
|
OTC local anesthetics for teething can produce __
|
methemoglobinemia (it’s idiosyncratic and not dose related)
|
|
IDM with hypoglycemia: path
|
material hyperglycemia --> fetal hyperglycemia --> inc B-cell stimulation --> hyperinsulinemia
|
|
variococele: pres
|
bag of worms, L-sided (L renal vein has a more torturous course), inc with valsalva
|
|
listeria looks like ___
|
diphtheroids (GPR)
|
|
black spider bites: path
|
neurotoxin
|
|
75% intelligible by __
|
3 yrs
|
|
retracted, poorly mobile tympanogram looks like __ and suggests __
|
peak is absent (straight line), low max compliance, negative middle ear pressure
|
|
color-vision defects in __% of boys and __ % of girls
|
10%, <0.5%, because it's MC X-linked
|
|
for clenched fist lacs, ___
|
refer to a hand surgeon 2/2 high risk of inf
|
|
histoplasmosis: location it naturally occurs
|
Mississippi and Ohio River valleys
|
|
epidural hemorrhage in a neonate: etio
|
birth trauma
|
|
red flag if no words by __
|
18 mo (double nl)
|
|
asymmetric breast development is/is not normal
|
nl, and can persist into adulthood
|
|
Fe OD: phases
|
GI (0-6h) - N/V, diarrhea, abd pain, hematemesis and bloody diarrhea --> stability (6-24h) --> systemic shock (24-48h) - anion gap ---> hepatoxicity (2-3D) - hepatic failure, coagulopathy --> GI/pyloric scarring (2-6 wks)
|
|
CMV: acquired via ___
|
infected blood, resp droplets, urine, and transplancentally
|
|
non-stress testing: measures ___
|
fetal HR, fetal movement, uterine activity
|
|
EBV in young kids: pres
|
rashes, HSM, OM, FTT, abd pain, recurrent pharyngitis
|
|
autosome: def
|
all chromosomes except X and Y
|
|
advise parents to do __ when kids have night terrors
|
not wake the pt which prolongs the episode, or pre-emptively wake the pt up if they always happen at the same time of night
|
|
Crigler-Najjar syndrome, type I: tx
|
exchange transfusion, phototherapy 12h/day, liver tx
|
|
when nl parents has >1 kid with an aut dom dz, suspect ___
|
germline mosaicism
|
|
placental accreta
|
when the placenta burrows into the uterine endometrium 2/2 previous trauma (ex. curettage, myomectomy, C-section)
|
|
can tell fantasy from reality
|
5 yrs
|
|
Fe OD: toxic dose
|
>60 mg/kg
|
|
p. malariae malaria: tx
|
chloroquine + primaquine (adjuvant to eradicate hypnozoites in the liver which are responsible for relapse, after r/u G6PD)
|
|
aplastic anemia 2/2 parvo: labs
|
giant pronormoblasts in the BM
|
|
coughing a neonate is/is not nl
|
is not, and may indicate a viral PNA
|
|
sprain: tx
|
RICE - rest, ice (20 min 2h x48h), compression, elevation
|
|
RF for ROP
|
<30 wks, BW <1200, high O2 use
|
|
serum sickness: path
|
type 3 hypersensitivity rxn - Ag-Ab deposition --> activates the complement system
|
|
goat cheese is associated with ___ inf
|
listeria
|
|
MC cause of osteomyelitis
|
staph aureus
|
|
IMZ typically given at 4-6 yrs
|
DTaP, IPV, MMR, varicella
|
|
erythroblastosis fetalis: hypoglycemia - path
|
high plasma hgb interferes with insulin func --> hyperinsulinemic
|
|
maternal SLE during pregnancy: pres in neonates
|
inc risk of spontaneous abortion, stillbirth, prematurity, congenital heart block
|
|
vulvovaginal candidiasis: dx
|
budding yeast and pseudoyphae on KOH, pH <4.5
|
|
secondary syphilis: skin findings
|
diffuse, scaling papules on the palms and soles, penis and mucosa
|
|
primary TB inf: located in ___ lung lobes
|
lower (bec nl airflow goes to the lower lungs)
|
|
aminoglycosides: SE
|
oto and nephrotoxicity
|
|
vaccinate ___ with menactra
|
all 11-12 y.o., also: asplenics (including Hgb SS), terminal complement def, properdin def at 2 y.o.
|
|
tertiary syphilis: pres
|
cardiac (aoritis), ophthalmic (iritis), auditory (deafness), gumma (necrotic center)
|
|
diastis rectus: pres
|
midline gap between abd rectus muscles most noticeable with crying, usually closes after the 1st year of life
|
|
erythema multiforme: pres
|
well-defined round or oval or target lesions, often involves palms and soles and can involve mucous membranes, individual lesions don’t move around and are often on the extensor surfaces
|
|
can give flu mist if __
|
>2 y.o. and no asthma, allergy to eggs, dz that ↑ risk of flu
|
|
latex allergy: population at risk
|
conditions that give them a high exposure to latex, ex. spina bifida, congenital urologic problems
|
|
Beckwith-Wiedemann: pres
|
coarse facies, macroglossia, ear lobe creases, posterior auricular pits, oomphalocele, Wilms tumor cryptorchidism, hemihypertrophy
|
|
Mulberry molars: appearance, ass with __
|
domed first molars, congenital syphilis
|
|
Ataxia-telangiectasia: lab abnl
|
high A1AT, abnl QUIGs
|
|
shigella: complications
|
rectal prolapse (5%), szs
|
|
codes: deliver breaths over ___ sec
|
1-1.5
|
|
draw vertical line by __
|
18 mo
|
|
aminoglycosides are bacteriastatic/cidal
|
cidal
|
|
OP candidiasis: pres
|
<5 mo old, pearly white plaques that have pinpoint bleeding when removed
|
|
red flag if inability to use lang to communicate by __
|
3 yrs
|
|
toxo: is acquired via ___
|
ingesting infected cat eggs - so by changing litter boxes, eating raw/undercooked meat, wear gloves when gardening (cats poop in soil)
|
|
type 4a hypersensitivity rxn: path
|
when a T cell interacts with an Ag causing an infl rxn
|
|
spermatocele: tx
|
NTD (don't dec fertility)
|
|
1st degree burn: definition
|
superficial - red skin
|
|
HPV: tx
|
pt-applied: podofilox, imiquimod, MD-applied - cryotherapy, podophyllin, TCA, BCA surgical removal, pregnancy - can only use cryo, TCA or BCA
|
|
NBS: if blood is drawn too soon, repeat at __
|
1-2 wks of life – before levels are high enough to damage to cause damage
|
|
runs well by __
|
2 yrs
|
|
congenital melanocytic nevi: compl
|
small risk of melanoma with small and medium ones, post-pubertal; 10% lifetime risk with large ones and it's usually in the first few yrs of life
|
|
flagyl is/is not safe for pregnant women
|
is safe
|
|
toilet bowl cleaner is alkaline/acidic
|
acidic
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for HIB
|
3-4, 3-4
|
|
Ehlers-Danlos: skin findings
|
hyperextensible, dystrophic scarring (shiny), feels like "fine sponge," fragile - splits & looks like a gaping "fish mouth," extra skin on hands, feet and stomach, wrinkled palms/soles
|
|
babies learn to put themselves to sleep after waking up in the middle of the night by __
|
3-4 mo
|
|
severe MR: MC etio
|
Down syndrome
|
|
Apert syndrome: pres
|
brachycephaly, proptosis, syndactyly, broad thumbs, fused digits
|
|
gun bluing is alkaline/acidic
|
acidic
|
|
McCune Albright syndrome: pres
|
café-au-lait spots, precocious puberty, bony fibrous dysplasia
|
|
Turners syndrome (45,X): path
|
10% have Y chromosomal material in all or some cells (inc risk for gonadoblastoma)
|
|
infant mortality: gender
|
M>F
|
|
HIV: dx if <18 mo old and Mom is HIV+
|
HIV DNA PCR, 3 tests over 4 mo
|
|
refer 2-5 y.o. for __ vision problems
|
(+) cover/uncover test (strabismus), or acuity <20/40 in either eye, >1 line difference between R and L eyes
|
|
E. coli O157:H7: tx
|
no abx because it increases the risk for HUS
|
|
HIV protease inhibitors: toxicity
|
fat redistribution, lipid abnl (inc TG and chol - don't treat with statins), new-onset DM
|
|
hyper-IgE syndrome: pres
|
eczema, scoliosis, hyperextensibility, teeth prob, fxs, recurrent abscesses, facies - broad nose, prominent forehead, triangular jaw, IgE 2-10K
|
|
positive predictive value
|
is for a test, probability of dz in a pt with a + test, =TP /(TP + FP)
|
|
Wiskott-Aldrich: tx
|
BMT, splenectomy if no match for BMT
|
|
sensorineural affects __ frequencies preferentially
|
high
|
|
ETT length for newborn based on wt
|
1 kg - 7 cm, 2 kg - 8 cm, 3 kg - 9 cm, 4 kg - 10 cm
|
|
HIV: earliest detectable sign of inf (dx)
|
HIV DNR by PCR
|
|
Apert syndrome: inheritance pattern
|
aut dom
|
|
if more than 1 suture is involved, think ___
|
of an genetic abnl and neurologic involvement
|
|
treat serious MRSA infections with ___
|
vanc (only choice for the boards although linezolid works)
|
|
don't give breastfeeding mothers ___ meds
|
teatracycline, aminoglycosides, chloramphenical, sulfa
|
|
intertrigo: path
|
irritant dermatitis caused by maceration and friction
|
|
understands 1 step commands by __
|
15 mo
|
|
osteogenesis imperfecta type 2: pres
|
*most severe form, lethal during neonatal period 2/2 resp insufficiency, bones are soft, limbs are short and bowed
|
|
clostridium septicum: pres
|
ass with GI malignancy
|
|
give surfactant to all babies <___ wks
|
28
|
|
car battery liquids are alkaline/acidic
|
acidic
|
|
ingestion of hydrocarbons: imaging
|
CXR can be nl for 24h after exposure
|
|
group B sepsis: tx
|
PCN G + aminoglycoside until susc come back, 10D for bacteremia and PNA, 14D for meningitis, 3 wks for arthritis, 4 wks for osteo
|
|
granuloma inguinale: dx
|
dark-staining Donovan bodies (intracytoplasmic inclusions bodies) on tissue-crush prep or bx
|
|
mild MR: epi, SES ass, sex, MC etio, identifiable chr abnl
|
2%, ass with low SES, M>F, hereditary, 48%
|
|
herpes zoster: compl
|
post-hepatic neuralgia (MC in >60 y.o.)
|
|
serum sickness: pres
|
fever, rashes (red, pruritic, urticaria, angioedema), joint pain, LAD, myalgias, proteinuria, N/V x7-10D
|
|
red flag if no meaningful phrases by __
|
2 yrs
|
|
Down syndrome: TFT testing
|
3, 6 and 12 mo, and then qyr
|
|
seborrhea dermatitis in infants: pres
|
cradle cap - patches of greasy yellow scales, can spread to the forehead and cheeks, resolves within months
|
|
torus fx: MC location
|
distal rdial metaphysis (wrist)
|
|
vulvovaginal candidiasis: etio
|
candida albicans
|
|
X-linked agammaglobulinemia: tx
|
IVIG qmonth, avoid oral polio
|
|
HIV - Kaposi lesions: etio
|
HHV-8
|
|
clostridium diff: dx
|
stool assay for cytotoxin (not cx because can be nl gut flora)
|
|
proctitis: def
|
infl limited to the rectum (last 12 cm)
|
|
coxilla burnetti is gram __ and is a type of ___
|
neg; ricketssial infection
|
|
color of bruises over time
|
red --> blue --> green --> yellow --> nl, red x1D, and then each x3D
|
|
legionella pneumophilia: pres
|
multi-sys dz (causes legions of problems) - PNA (CXR looks worse than the pt), CNS (HA, delirium)
|
|
MC etios of speech delay
|
hearing, MR, dysphasia, dysarthria, structural abnl of the mouth/resp tract, child abuse/neglect
|
|
epidermolysis bullosa simplex: inheritance pattern
|
aut dom
|
|
bacillus anthracis: ppx s/p exposure
|
pen G or cipro x1-2 mo
|
|
Parker-Weber syndrome: pres
|
port-wine stain in the LE, AVMs, progressive soft tissue and/or limb overgrowth (similar but worse than Klippel-Trenaunay)
|
|
interpret TB results if h/o BCG __
|
irrespective of the BCG vaccine
|
|
fetal scalp stim: significance
|
if nl, corresponds to a pH of >7.25
|
|
ethylene glycol ingestion: tx
|
Na bicarb, IV ethanol or fomepizole, thiamine and pyridoxine (shunt metabolism to less toxic metabolits), dialysis, Ca
|
|
9p-: pres
|
trigoncephaly, discrete exophthalmos, arched eyebrows, short neck with webbing
|
|
cat bites: MC organisms
|
pasturella, staph aureus; consider x-ray bec punctures wounds are often more extensive than they appear
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for IPV
|
3, 4
|
|
candidal diaper rash: pres
|
bright red, sharp borders, satellite lesions, usually 2-4 mo old
|
|
TCA OD: tx
|
Na bicarb to alkalinize serum, lidocaine
|
|
niesseria meningitidis: ppx ___ people
|
household, daycare, close intimate contacts and passengers seated directly next to a case on flights >8h, health care providers who had close intimate contact (ex. intubation)
|
|
early onset group B sepsis: time of onset (median, range)
|
1 hr; max 7D
|
|
phenothiazine: dose-independent rxn
|
dystonic rxn (neck spasms, tongue thrusting, oculogyric crisis)
|
|
Crouzon syndrome: pres
|
turricepahly (~long and thin), proptosis, hypertelorism, strabismus, maxillary hypoplasia
|
|
adenovirus: season
|
year-round
|
|
tympanogram: nl peak (which is __ axis)
|
0 (-150 to +50), x
|
|
NBS: draw the blood before __
|
7 days of life
|
|
jumps off ground with 2 feet up by __
|
2.5 yrs
|
|
give surfactant to all babies irrespective of age ___
|
they're requiring FiO2 >50% to maintain PaO2 >50
|
|
marfan syndrome: pres
|
*high-arched palate, *dislocated lens (ectopic lentis - dislocates up), *pectus carinatum/excavatum, *mitral valve prolapse, tall, wrist sign (thumb and pinkie overlap when encircling the wrist), thumb sign (thumb past ulnar surface of the hand), scoliosis (>20%), dec elbow extension, dilation and dissection of ascending aorta
|
|
what to do when influenza threatens an immunized care facility
|
everyone should get zanamivir and everyone should get vaccinated
|
|
2nd generation cephalosporins kill ___
|
GP, GN (E. coli, klebsiella, proteus), anaerobes
|
|
2nd generation cephalosporins include ___
|
cefoxitin, cefotetan, cefuroxime
|
|
Turners syndrome (45,X): compl
|
gonadoblastoma (if Y chr present), auto-immune (Hashimoto's, alopecia, vitiligo), GI prob (incl carb intolerance)
|
|
Osler nodes: association
|
subacute bacterial endocarditis
|
|
adeno: pres
|
fever, pharyngitis, conjunctivitis, rhinorrhea, cervical adenitis, diarrhea, hemorrhagic cystitis
|
|
entamoeba histolytica: pop
|
immigrants, gay men, institutionalized pts
|
|
brucella: acquired via ___
|
unpasteurized milk or cheese, inhalation, handling carcasses
|
|
SSRIs are more effective in anorexia/bulimia
|
bulimia
|
|
Turners syndrome (45,X): __% spontaneously-abort
|
99
|
|
HIV: Abs appear within ___
|
usually by 2-3 mo, but can take up to 6 mo
|
|
language at 2 yrs
|
expanding vocab, more fluency - less stuttering, 25% intelligible, 2-syllable word
|
|
cruises by __
|
11 mo
|
|
give IM (IMZ) injections __
|
anterolateral thigh --> deltoid (never the butt)
|
|
late onset group B sepsis: type of inf
|
bacteremia > meningitis > osteo > cellulitis-adenitis
|
|
adverse drug reactions that happen after 3D are type ___
|
4 hypersensitivity and involve cytotoxic T cells
|
|
risk of later obesity/DM is greater if Mom/Dad is the diabetic
|
Dad
|
|
type 3 hypersensitivity reaction: cells involved
|
immune-complex (Ab-Ag)-mediated
|
|
isoretinoin: SE
|
teratogenicity, pseudotumor cerebri (esp when used with tetracyclines), depression, psychosis, pancreatitis, hyperTG, hearing loss, loss of night vision
|
|
social smile by __
|
2 mo
|
|
Down syndrome: quad-screen
|
low AFP and estriol, high hCG and inhibin
|
|
2 word sentences by __
|
2 yrs
|
|
IMZ typically given at 6 mo
|
DTaP, hep B, HIB, IPV, pneumococcal, rota
|
|
need to delay the first dose of hep B if __
|
baby is <2 kg
|
|
very labile O2 requirements after birth may be 2/2 ___
|
PPHN
|
|
start combining words after know __ words
|
50
|
|
mycobacterium marinum: pres
|
non-healing skin ulcers in people working around fish tanks, usually over lymphatic channels
|
|
risk for a future sib having down syndrome
|
if baby has 3 copies of chr 21 and Mom is <35 yo - 1%, if Mom is >35 y.o. - similar to age-specific risk, if unbalanced translocation - depends on type
|
|
3st degree burn: pres
|
dry, leathery, waxy, not painful
|
|
screen __ for TB
|
only if contacts with TB or who have been to prison within 5 yrs, x-ray findings c/w TB, immigration from high-risk countries, significant travel to endemic countries, areas with a lot of TB, HIV+, in jail
|
|
secondary syphilis: pres
|
scaly hyperkaratotoic palmar skin rash, mucocutaneous lesions, LAD, condylomata lata (hypertrophic granulomas in warm, moist areas)
|
|
borellia burgdorferi: acquired via __
|
infected ticks after 2 days of feeding (so don't worry if someone finds a tic immediately), also (rarely) transplacentally
|
|
list types of hydrocarbons
|
kerosine, gasoline, lamp oil, mineral spirits
|
|
rabies: ppx
|
vets and cave explorers (not for hunters or mailmen)
|
|
torsion of the testicular appendage: tx
|
rest, NSAIDs
|
|
draw “▲” by __
|
5 yrs
|
|
cleidocranial dysostosis: pres
|
absent clavicles, brachycephaly, frontal bossing, delayed teeth, fused teeth, wormian bones (extra skull sutures)
|
|
NBS: draw the blood after __
|
24h of life because you need the buildup of metabolites
|
|
ranula: tx
|
excision
|
|
introduce a new feed q___
|
3-5D
|
|
traction alopecia: pres
|
hair loss most apparent at the scalp margin, esp over the temporal area
|
|
Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome: pres
|
short stature, short limbs, microcephaly, beaked nose, broad thumbs and big toes, heart dz, MR
|
|
IgG-VCA
|
not helpful because it's + before sxs start and it stays + for life
|
|
basilar skull fx: pres, ass with __
|
racoon eyes, battle sign (mastoid bruising), hemotypanum; CSF leak, CN damage
|
|
thyroglossal duct cyst: pres
|
midline over the neck and move vertically with swallowing and tongue protrusion
|
|
causes of red skin
|
carbon monoxide, boric acid
|
|
HLA I Ags are on ___ cells
|
all cells (except RBCs)
|
|
define obsession and compulsions with OCD
|
obsessions: involuntary persisent, recurrent ideas that intrude on nl activities; compulsions: repeitive beh done to stop the obsession, not pleasurable
|
|
harlequin skin: etio
|
likely vasomotor instability, benign
|
|
fxs suggestive of abuse
|
rib - esp posterior and near the spine (NOT due to CPR), bucket handle and metaphyseal chip fxs (avulsion 2/2 shearing with shaking)
|
|
limitations on grouping live vaccines
|
must be given on the same day or 1 mo apart
|
|
IMZ typically given at 2 mo
|
DTaP, hep B, HIB, IPV, pneumococcal, rota
|
|
X-linked recessive ichthyosis: association
|
undescended testes with underdeveloped penis and scrotum
|
|
BW triples by __
|
1 yr
|
|
specificity
|
probability that someone w/out a dz will have a – test =TN/(TN+FP)
|
|
germline mosaicism
|
parent carries gene mutation only in their gonadal tissues and germline cells, but not in their somatic cells (so they're asymptomatic)
|
|
speech is 25% intelligible at __ (age)
|
2 yrs
|
|
constitutional growth delay: bone age
|
bone age is delayed (c/w age at which the kid’s ht is 50%)
|
|
HIV: ddC is/is not a useful drug
|
not , so it's always the wrong answer (D/C that med)
|
|
coronavirus: pres
|
common cold, SARS - recent travel to Asia, flu-like sxs that rapidly progress to severe resp distress
|
|
neonatal herpes: types of inf
|
SEM (skin, eye, mucosa) > CNS > disseminated
|
|
progression of puberty in a M
|
testes growth and thinning of the scrotum --> penis lengthening --> pubic hair
|
|
p. falciparum malaria: dx
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banana gametes in the blood, no schizonts
|
|
ASGUS: def, w/u
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atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance; HPV testing - if (+), refer for colposcopy and bx, if (-) repeat pap in 1 yr
|
|
pulls to stand by __
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9 mo
|
|
fluoroquinolones: can use in ___ age
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>18 y.o. with the exception of anthrax and UTI
|
|
lymphogranuloma venerum: etio
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chlamydia trachamotis L1, L2, L3
|
|
varicella: incubation period
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10-21 days
|
|
Legg-Calve-Perthes dz: definition, pres, imaging
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idiopathic avascular necrosis; 4-8 y.o. boy, painless limp; ratty appearance of femoral head
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|
speech is more fluent (less stuttering) at __ (age)
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2 yrs
|
|
mucor: pres
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black necrotic spot on the nose or paranasal sinuses --> extends intracranially, poor prognosis
|
|
dirty wound and IMZ are UTD (>3, <5 yrs): tx
|
none
|
|
newborn testes: palpable in the inguinal canal at ___ wks
|
38
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|
__% of deafness is inherited, and usually in __ pattern
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50%, autosomal recessive (80%)
|
|
screen __ for HIV
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everyone 13-64 y.o., unless your practice has a HIV prevalence of less than 0.1% (1/1000), everyone seeking STI testing, high-risk beh
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2nd degree burn: pres
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red, wet, v. painful, blisters
|
|
oomphalacele: def
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abd contents pass through a periumbilical defect, covered with a membrane, ass with genetic abnl
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|
plays patacake by __
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10 mo (10 letters)
|
|
MC arbovirus
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West Nile
|
|
Diamond-Blackfan anemia: pres
|
triphalangeal thumb, radial hypoplasia, hypoplastic anemia, heart dz
|
|
growth of HC during first year of life
|
2 cm/mo 0-3 mo, 1 cm/mo 3-6 mo, 0.5 cm/mo 6-12 mo
|
|
myoclonic epilepsy with red-ragged fibers: inheritance pattern
|
(MERRF) mitochondrial
|
|
pustular psoriasis: pres
|
psoriatic pustulare lakes of pus (small pustules that often coalesce), localized (+DIP involvement) or generalized
|
|
immigrants: common IMZ problems are __, so you should __
|
too short an interval, given at too young an age, missing doses; re-IMZ kids <1 yo with any questionable shots, get titers if >1 yo
|
|
papovavirus: pres
|
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (progressive demyelination) - multiple pres bec it's multifocal
|
|
schistosoma haematobium: pres
|
bladder inf --> hematuria
|
|
hyphema: definition
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blood in the anterior chamber
|
|
use a ___ test to rule out a hypothesis bec __
|
sensitive, few FN
|
|
birth length doubles by ___
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4 ys
|
|
IDM: congenital abnl
|
spinal agenesis with caudal regression syndrome, small L colon syndrome
|
|
moraxella catarrhalis: tx
|
augmentin (all produce B-lactamase)
|
|
3rd generation cephalosporins kill ___
|
GN - neisseria gonorrhea, H. flu, E. coli, klebsiella, proteus, enterobacter and serratia, poor GP coverage; ceftaz kills pseudomonas
|
|
myocarditis w/ alternating 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree heart block: etio
|
Lyme disease
|
|
use a ___ test to rule in a hypothesis bec __
|
specific, few FP
|
|
"Mama" and "Dada" at __ (age)
|
12 mo
|
|
clostridium diff: tx
|
flagyl x1-2 wks, if recurs, tx with flagyl again, if it recurs again, then po vanc
|
|
port-wine stain in V1: association
|
10% are ass with Sturge Weber syndrome - ipsiL cerebral vascular malformation
|
|
acquired melanocytic nevi: excise if ___
|
painful, pruritic, ulcerate, change in size, color or shape, or they are bothersome (like when nicked while shaving)
|
|
yersinia pestis: tx
|
streptomycin
|
|
medical conditions to consider with depression
|
hypothyroidism, nutritional deficiency, chornic inf (mono, HIV), chronic systemic illness (SLE), substance abuse
|
|
epidermolysis bullosa: compl
|
inc risk for squamous cell carcinoma in adolescence
|
|
red flag if no babbling by __
|
12 mo (double nl)
|
|
rabies: pres
|
terror, insomnia, fever --> restlessness, severe laryngeal spasms esp when seeds food/ water (hydrophobia), szs --> paralysis, coma death
|
|
CO poisoning: path
|
binds to Hgb and displaces O2, impairs O2 release from Hgb
|
|
congenital CMV: tx
|
none
|
|
IgM
|
first Ig produced in an infection, so useful in distinguishing between a recent and chronic inf
|
|
taenia solium: pres
|
new-onset sz in a teenager from Central/S. America
|
|
dengue fever: location it naturally occurs
|
tropical latitudes - Central and S. America, Caribbean
|
|
HPV vaccine protects against __
|
types 6 and 11 (>90% of genital warts) and 16 and 18 (>70% of cervical cancer)
|
|
X-linked lymphoproliferative dz: path
|
EBV --> polyclonal expansion of B and T cells ---> invade organs --> BM failure, fulminant hepatitis, B-cell lymphoma, acquired hypogammaglobulinemia
|
|
if MMR is given to a pregnant woman, ___
|
no recommendation to terminate, bec there have been no cases of vaccineass congenital rubella syndrome
|
|
knows age, gender, name at __
|
3 yrs
|
|
bacterial endocarditis: blood cxs are + ___% of the time
|
95%
|
|
CHARGE syndrome: pres
|
coloboma, heart dz, atresia (choanal), retardation (growth, MR), GU abnl (hypogonadism), ear abnl
|
|
allergic rhinitis: tx for cat and dog dander
|
HEPA filter, get rid of animal (although dander will be detectable for 5 mo for dogs and even longer for cats)
|
|
testicular torsion: pres
|
acute onset of severe pain, N/V, diffusely swollen and tender testicle, horizontal lie, absent cremasteric reflex
|
|
hookworms: pres
|
FTT, anemia, weakness, fatigue, larva migrans in the skin (serpinginous, red)
|
|
HIV: when to start HAART
|
symptomatic irrespective of CD4; no sxs with CD4 <350 for kids >5 y.o. or <25% of nl for kids <5 y.o.; all kids <1 yr known to be HIV+
|
|
Sturge-Weber syndrome: pres
|
hemangioma in the CN V distribution, glaucoma, szs, meningeal hemangiomata
|
|
consequences of szs after DTaP
|
none – they don’t cause neurological damage or epilepsy
|
|
pertussis: tx
|
azithro to decrease spreading, if allergic - bactrim
|
|
osteomyelitis in neonates: etios
|
staph aureus, GBS, GN
|
|
diarrhea: MC viral etios
|
rota > adeno
|
|
presence of meconium does/does not r/o imperforate anus
|
does not (could be a fistula)
|
|
torsion of the testicular appendage: pres
|
sudden or gradual pain at the upper pole of the testis, tender pea-sized swelling, "blue dot" sign
|
|
describe salter harris fxs
|
SALTR: (think of an ankle fx) I slipped - physis, II above - metaphysis, III lower - epiphysis, IV through - metaphysis, physis, epiphysis, V rammed - crush injury
|
|
mandatory interval for HPV
|
0, 2, 6 mo
|
|
2nd degree burn: definition
|
partial thickness
|
|
borellia burgdorferi: pres
|
Stage 1 - erythema migrans (bulls-eye or central clearing), HA, mylagias, arthralgias, fever, LAD --> 2 - neuro (meningitis, CN palsy, foot drop), myocarditis (alternating 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree heart block) --> 3 - disseminated - oligoarthritis, neuro changes
|
|
craniosynastosis: earliest sign
|
increased bone density along the suture
|
|
PPHS: etios
|
*mec aspiration, *PNA, *HMD/RSD, *sepsis, *pulm hypoplasia, hypoglycemia, hypothermia, polycythemia
|
|
in-pt hospitalization for depression with __
|
SI, HI, psychosis, substance use, failed out-pt management
|
|
black spider bites: tx
|
opiods, benzos, antivenom if severe
|
|
give DTap/Tdap after exposure to tetanus if ___
|
clean wound with >3 IMZ >10 yrs ago or <3 IMZ or h/o unknown; dirty wound with >3 IMZ but >5 yrs ago
|
|
lifts head up to 90o while lying prone by __
|
3 mo (in anticipation of rolling at 4 mo)
|
|
citrobacter: compl
|
brain abscess (get MRI/CT to look)
|
|
hemangiomas: concerning locations
|
periorbital (ocular prob), beard lesions (subglottic hemangioma), midline lumbosacral (spinal dysraphism), nose, lip and perineum (inc risk of ulceration)
|
|
IMZ typically given at 11-12 yrs
|
TDap, HPV, meningococcal
|
|
tympanogram with ossicular fixation looks like __
|
shallow - nl peak but low compliance (<0.2)
|
|
school refusal is __ , is defined as __, in presents as __
|
when the parents is aware the child is home; 2-3x/wk x2 wk; somatic complains (HA, stomachache)
|
|
metabolic screening is/is not recommended for isolated MR
|
not
|
|
neurosyphilis: tx
|
Pen G IV q4 x14D or Pen IM qD + probenecid x14D, if pen-allergic ceftriaxone qD x14D but there is some cross-reactivity, so probably just de-sensitize
|
|
5p- (Cri-du-chat): pres
|
cat's cry 2/2 larynx abnl, hypertelorism, down-slanting palpebral fissures, hyptotonia, short stature, microcephaly, high-arched palate, flat nasal bridge, MR
|
|
EBV is/is not ass with chronic fatigue syndrome
|
is not
|
|
4th generation cephalosporins include ___
|
cefepime
|
|
newborns: breast tissue 1-2 mm at __ wks
|
36-37
|
|
estimaging the burn surface is <10 y.o.
|
rule of palm - child's palm (not including pictures), is 1% of BSA, useful in smaller burns
|
|
X chromosome has more/fewer genes than the Y chromosome
|
a lot more (thousands vs ~25)
|
|
serum sickness
|
systemic type 3 hypersensitivity rxn - inject a large amt of Ag --> necrotic vasculitis
|
|
Noonan syndrome: pres
|
short stature, pulm valve stenosis, pectus,, webbed neck, hypertelorism lymphedema, bleeding diathesis
|
|
erythroblastosis fetalis: anisarca path
|
anemia --> inc flow to the organs --> inc fluid load --> ascites, pleural effusion, hydrops
|
|
first tooth at __ and __ teeth by 12 mo
|
6 mo, 6
|
|
should/should not get an EKG before starts ADHD meds
|
should not
|
|
causes of vaginal discharge
|
bacterial vaginosis (MC), trich, candidiasis
|
|
dz complex: def
|
anomalies of different structures that lied together during embryonic development
|
|
erythrodermic psoriasis: pres
|
exfoliative rxn, the entire body surface becomes red, warm and scaly
|
|
rubella: freq in the pop
|
has been eliminated from the US
|
|
hoarse cry in a newborn suggests ___
|
vocal cord paralysis, hypothyroidism, trauma to the hypopharynx
|
|
tension HAs usually happen during __ (part of the day)
|
night (they worsen as the day goes on)
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for pneumococcal
|
4, 4
|
|
vancomycin is bacteriastatic/cidal
|
cidal
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for rota
|
3, 3
|
|
pertussis: pres
|
catarrhal (common cold) --> paroxysmal (whooping cough) ---> convalescent (sxs slowly improve)
|
|
give varicella Ig to ___
|
kids exposed at high risk for severe dz - IC, pregnant women, newborns who's mom had inf <5D before <2D after delivery, premies
|
|
give __ vit D to __
|
400 IU, breastfed and partially breastfed babies, and all older children who drink less than 1 quart (32 oz) of milk/day
|
|
false neg of PPD: etio
|
anergy, too recent of an exposure (takes 2.5 mo to become +)
|
|
late decels: timing
|
HR starts decreasing at the peak of the uterine contraction and returns to nl only after the contraction has ended, slow gentle dec
|
|
Koebner phenomenon
|
outbreak of psoriasis in the area of an abrasion, linear
|
|
if no population is given, assume ___ and fill in a table in the following order
|
1 million, TP (+test, + dz)
|
|
screen for hearing loss at __
|
birth, 2 yo., 3 y.o, 4 y.o. and q2-3 yr until adolescence
|
|
chancroid: dx
|
consistent clinical picture (painful ulcer with inguinal LAD), neg syphilis and HSV testing
|
|
HIV med d4T/ddI: toxicity
|
lactic acidosis in pregnant women
|
|
epidermolysis bullosa simplex: path
|
blister in the lowest level of the epidermis
|
|
pt from AZ or C A with a flu-like illness is inf with ___
|
cocci
|
|
brain abscess in IC: etio
|
toxo (see multiple lesions)
|
|
osteogenesis imperfecta type 4: pres
|
*mild form, fxs are present at birth, *tibial bowing, dentiogenesis imperfecta (translucent, discolored)
|
|
homoplasmy: def
|
when all the maternal mito DNA in 1 cell are identical
|
|
first words by __
|
9-12 mo
|
|
capillary malformations: tx
|
pulsed dye laser
|
|
common variable immunodeficiency: compl
|
autoimmune dz, Celiac-like, diarrhea/PLE, inc risk of lymphoma
|
|
dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa: pres
|
localized blistered on knees, elbows, dorsum of hands --> scarring --> mitten-like deformities, esophageal strictures, *severe chronic anemia
|
|
cephalohematoma: etio
|
rupture of blood vessels that run between the skull and the priosteum --> collection of blood under the periosteum
|
|
with HR <60 and cardiovscular compromise, ___
|
chest compressions, epi q3-5 min, atropine, consider pacing
|
|
confidence interval of __ is = to p-value of 0.05
|
95
|
|
early decels: etio
|
head compression --> vagal stimulation --> dec HR
|
|
earliest the last dose of hep B can be given
|
6 mo
|
|
solitary breast cyst: w/u
|
observe - 50% will resolve in 2-3 mo, use US if PEx can't distinguish bet cystic and solid
|
|
terminal complement (C5-9) deficiency: screening
|
after neisseria meningitidis inf, bec 20% will have this defect
|
|
rifampin is used for ___
|
ppx for meningococcal inf
|
|
allergic rhinitis: tx
|
2nd generation anti-histamines (don’t cross the blood-brain barrier), ex. loraditine, leukotriene receptor antagonists, nasal corticosteroids, ocular agents
|
|
Mom can understsand speech at __ (age)
|
18 mo
|
|
PCP: tx
|
bactrim; if PaO2 < 70 - bactrim + steroids
|
|
listeria monocytogenes infects ___
|
infants <1 mo, IC - AIDS, leukemia/lymphoma
|
|
gonorrhea opthalmia: pres
|
bloody or green discharge 2-7 days after delivery
|
|
HIV: threshold for starting PCP ppx
|
all babies <1 yo; CD4 <500 if 1-5 yo; CD4 <200 if >5 yo
|
|
neonatal candidiasis that's difficult to treat
|
suspect immunodeficiency
|
|
Roth spots: pres
|
pale retinal lesions, surrounded by hemorrhage
|
|
meningitis: MC bacterial etio
|
strep pneumo
|
|
erythroblastosis fetalis: prevention of Rh incompatibility
|
RhoGAM during 3rd trimester and at the time of birth
|
|
trisomy 18 (Edwards): pres
|
*IUGR, *rocker bottom feet, *clubfoot, *clenched fist, *heart dz (90% - MC VSD), high forehead, microcephaly, small face and mouth, short sternum, overlapping fingers, hypoplastic nails
|
|
achondroplasia: associations
|
none
|
|
tertiary syphilis: tx
|
IM Pen G qwk x3 wks, if PCN-allergic doxy or tetracycline x28D, if pregnant must use PCN so if allergic desensitize first
|
|
lichen striatus: pres
|
linear group of small, purple or flesh-colored papules, asymptomatic, self-limited, MC on extremities, resolve within 1 yr
|
|
food poisoning: MC etio
|
staph
|
|
HIV med to give to infants of HIV+ moms
|
ZDV bec it decrease rate of infection by 30%
|
|
clonidine OD: pres
|
activated charcoal and whole bowel irrigation for a child who swallowed a patch
|
|
newborns: aerola are raised at ___ wks
|
34-35
|
|
pleiotropic: def
|
ability of genes to product many effects (ex. Marfans affects the eyes, heart…)
|
|
lymphogranuloma venerum: dx
|
complement fixation titer >1:64
|
|
most colic resolves by __ mo, all colic resolves by __ mo
|
3, 4
|
|
IgA
|
main Ig in secretions
|
|
tuberous sclerosis: compl
|
szs, cardiac arrhythmias
|
|
PDA: high risk population
|
babies born at >3000 feet
|
|
maternal rubella inf during pregnancy: pres
|
first 8 wks - deafness (85%), 9-12 wks - cataracts (52%), 12-30 wks - heart dz (16%)
|
|
abx that cause photosensitivity
|
tetra/doxycycline, quinolones, bactrim
|
|
universal oral health screening __ unless __
|
12 mo, there’s no dentist who will see a child and then 3 yo, or medically complex/high risk of caries and then 6 mo
|
|
treat neonatal hypoglycemia is <___
|
40
|
|
herpes: pres
|
tender grouped vesicles (painful, itchy) that spontaneously rupture for form shallow painful ulcers
|
|
brain abscess in the frontal lobe: etio
|
likely extension from paranasal sinus - strep pneumo, H. flu, anaerobes
|
|
PDA: pres
|
continuous murmur, resp distress, bounding pulses, wide pulse pressure
|
|
RF ass with hearing loss in neonates
|
FHx of sensorineural hearing loss, congenital inf, craniofacial abnl, BW <1500 g, exchange transfusion 2/2 jaundice, ototoxic meds, bacterial meningitis, APGAR <3 at 5 min, syndrome ass with deafneess
|
|
neonatal herpes: pres
|
1-2 wks after birth, macules --> vesicle, esp at sites of trauma (*scalp monitor, presenting part)
|
|
definition of latent syphilis, early and late
|
asymptomatic inf dx by serology, early - infected within 1 yr, late infected >1 yr ago
|
|
draw “+” by __
|
3.5 yrs
|
|
osteomyelitis in IV drug users: etio
|
pseudomonas (MC in the pelvis or vertebrae)
|
|
fetal scalp pH: nl, suspicious, abnl
|
>7.25; 7.20-7.25; <7.20
|
|
distal humerus (elbow) fx: imaging
|
posterior fat pad
|
|
Horner's syndrome: pres
|
ptosis, miosis (small pupils), exophthalmos, delayed pigmentation of the iris
|
|
group B strep UTI: population
|
babies < 3 mo, pregnant women
|
|
shigella: RF
|
daycare centers, 1-4 y.o
|
|
newborn ears: well-defined incurving to lobe at ___ wks
|
39
|
|
uses 2 word phrases at __ (age)
|
18 mo
|
|
LTBI: tx, use ___ if resistant or intolerant
|
INH x9 mo; rifampin x4 mo
|
|
listeria: abx
|
ampicillin
|
|
concussion staging
|
1 - sxs <15 min, 2 - sxs >15 min, 3 - loss of consciousness
|
|
PTX in a newborn: place a chest tube with ___
|
a PTX with >20% remaining after needle decompression or if the baby is still hypoxic or in distress
|
|
inheritance patterns: both sexes are equally affected
|
aut dom, aut rec, X-linked dominant
|
|
yersinia enterocolitica: is acquired via ___
|
pork, usually a GM who is handling pork and then feeds the baby without washing his hands
|
|
give 2 flu shots if less than __, __ apart
|
9 yo, 28 days
|
|
bacillus anthracis requires ___ to be pathogenic
|
protective Ag, edema factor and lethal factor
|
|
Crowe sign
|
small grouped freckle-like café-au-lait spots 1-4 mm in the axilla or groin ass with NF1
|
|
rickettsia rickettsi: pres
|
rash (maculopapular --> petechial, in distal extremities), HA, arthralgias (but not arthritis), fever, recent h/o tick exposure
|
|
group play by __
|
3 yrs
|
|
do cytogenetics with MR if ___
|
microcephaly, +FHx of MR, +FHx of fetal loss, IQ <50, skin pigment abnl, suspected genetic syndrome
|
|
hereditary angioedema: tx
|
danazol to reduce # of attacks, E-aminocaproic acid to terminate acute attacks but takes 48h to work
|
|
cyanotic congenital heart dz: inf risk
|
staph brain abscess
|
|
neonatal jaundice that start on DOL7: etios
|
breastmilk, sepsis, galactosemia, hypothyroidism, CF, biliary atresia, hepatitis, spherocytosis
|
|
neonatal exposure to DES (diethylstilbestrol): pres
|
vaginal adenocarcinoma, when exposure is before 12 wks
|
|
H. flu: ppx in non-vaccinated pts
|
rifampin x4D to close contacts
|
|
genotype: def
|
the different forms of a gene (alleles) at a given locus
|
|
Leigh dz: inheritance pattern
|
mitochondrial
|
|
use gastric lavage with ___
|
never
|
|
gender differences in smoking and alcohol use
|
girls smoke more than boys, but boys drink 2x as much alcohol
|
|
urethritis: etio in men
|
gonococal (GN intracellular diplococci), non-gonococcal (MC CT, but also ureaplasma, mycoplasma, trich)
|
|
mycobacterium scrofulaceium: tx
|
excise the node (don't I&D because it will create a sinus tract)
|
|
causes of diaphoretic skin
|
SOAP - sympathomimetics (speed, cocaine, LSD), organophosphages, aspirin, PCP
|
|
skips by __
|
5 yrs
|
|
congenital syphilis: pres
|
non-immune hydrops, jaundice, HSM, rhinitis (highly contagious), pseuoparalysis of an extremity, skin rash (vesicular), uveitis, choreioretininitis
|
|
plants that have a digitalis effect
|
foxglove*, lily of the valley, oleander
|
|
pinworms: dx
|
scotch tape over the butt to look for eggs, or see worms in the poop
|
|
varicella: pregnant women are at higher risk for ___
|
PNA
|
|
corneal abrasion: dx
|
Wood's lamp and florescein
|
|
up & down stairs with 1 foot on each step by __
|
4 yrs
|
|
HIB pneumo bacteremia does/does not resolve spontaneously
|
does not (will go on to cause meningitis and other bad stuff)
|
|
primary syphilis: skin findings
|
chancre
|
|
define: overweight, obesity
|
BMI 85-95%; >95%
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for varicella
|
1, 2
|
|
gonorrhea opthalmia: tx
|
ceftriaxone x1, but give x2-3 while waiting for blood and CSF cxs
|
|
molluscum contagiosum: etio
|
pox virus
|
|
allergic rhinitis: timing
|
dustmite allergy in toddlers, seasonal allergies >5 yo (bec you need repeated exposures to become allergic)
|
|
complete head lag when pulling to sit at __
|
newborn
|
|
Gilbert syndrome: path
|
dec hepatic uptake of bili
|
|
neonatal exposure to phenytoin: pres
|
MR, craniofacial abnl, hypoplastic nails, growth def in 10% (during 1st trimester), vit K def in 30% (--> bleeding prob )
|
|
multifactoral inheritance: risk based on severity of dz
|
recurrence risk inc if the affected individual has a more severe pres
|
|
uses gestures well at __ (age)
|
18 mo
|
|
plot HC in a premied by ___
|
using corrected gestational age rather than chornocoligc age
|
|
refer to a dentist for __ tooth injuries
|
loosening of a secure tooth, gingival lac, bleeding around a tooth
|
|
uniparental disomy: pres
|
can have dzs usually ass with genomic imprinting (ex. Prader Willi with maternal disomy because you have no copy from Dad)
|
|
newborn testes: palpable in the upper scrotum at ___ wks
|
36-39
|
|
calvicle fx: tx
|
immobilization for 2-3 wks in a young kid or 3-4 wks in an older kid
|
|
tympanogram: nl compliance (which is __ axis)
|
0.2-1.8, y
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risk of a severe case of toxo inc/dec as pregnancy progresses
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dec
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erythema nodosum: pres
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red, very painful, warm nodules, usually on the shins
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negative predictive value
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for a test, probabability of no dzin a pt with a test, =TN/(TN+FN)
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anorexia is often preceeded by __
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an announced intention to go on a diet
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SCID: WCC
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no live attenuated IMZs (could be fatal)
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|
refer school age kids for __ vision problems
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acuity <20/30 or >1 line difference between R and L eyes
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vessels with a single artery: w/u
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careful exam for abnl, +/- renal US
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newborn ears: superior incurvings begins at ___ wks
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34-35
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|
major depressive disorder: define
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>2 wks of depressed mood/irritability + 4/9 of SIGECAPS - sleep, interest, guilt, energy, concentration, appetite, psychomotor, SI
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EBNA
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convalescent or post-EBV (EBV as a dx is N/A because the kid already had it)
|
|
corrective craniosynostosis surgery is done at __ age
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6-12 mo
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|
whipworm: pres
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can cause anal prolapse, blood-streaked stool, diarrhea, wt loss, abd pain, fever
|
|
refer an electrical burn to a surgeon when __
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it's in the mouth (from an electrical cord bite) because it can cause labial artery bleeding in 1-3 wks
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language at 12 mo
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points, shakes head, "Mama" and "Dada"
|
|
Williams syndrome: inheritance pattern
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microdeletion
|
|
acidic caustic agents: taste, damage, complications
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bitter; superficial coagulation necrosis; severe gastritis, met acidosis, acute renal failure, perforation, late stricture
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|
isolative play by __
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1 yr
|
|
variability expressivity: def
|
different phenotypes with the same genotype (ex. +/- cleft palate with Treacher-Collins)
|
|
Mobius syndrome: pres
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CN abnl, hypoplastic tongue or digits, limb abnl, Poland anomaly (no pect major/minor muscles), ipsiL breast hypoplasia (absence of 2-4 rib segments)
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midline cutis aplasia: association
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spinal dysraphism
|
|
brain abscess in the cerebellum: etio
|
likely extension from OM - strep pneumo, H flu, staph aureus, GN
|
|
neonatal hyperbili: screen ___
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any baby with jaundice on DOL1, any baby sent home before DOL4 (so everyone)
|
|
Meckel-Gruber syndrome: pres
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occipital encephalocele, microcephaly, polycystic kidney, polydactyly, *lethal
|
|
screen ___ neonates for hypoglycemia
|
IDM, SGA, LGA, premies, LWB (<2.5k), hypothermia, resp distress, sepsis, polycythemia (hct >70), low APGARs (<5 at 1 min)
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|
mature pincer grasp by __
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12 mo
|
|
IMZ typically given at 18 mo
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hep A
|
|
ominous fetal HR tracing patterns
|
persistent late or variable decels with loss of beat-to-beat variability, prolonged severe bradycardia, sinusoidal pattern, loss of beat-to-beat variability
|
|
TB meningitis: pres
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6th CN palsy (lateral rectus --> defect in abduction), basilar enhancement on the head CT
|
|
infant mortality: specific group that has the highest rate
|
white babies <500 g
|
|
corynebacterium diphtheriae: tx
|
diphtheria anti-toxin, erythro - to make less contagious; IMZ with DTap after recovery
|
|
type 1 hypersensitivity reaction: cells involved
|
IgE-mediated, immediate (anaphylactic, atopic)
|
|
klebsiella: always resistant to ___
|
amp
|
|
erythroblastosis fetalis: splenic rupture - path
|
extramedullary hematopoiesis in the spleen
|
|
recurrent HSV eye inf: compl
|
keratitis --> blindness (MC inf cause of acquired blindness in the developed world)
|
|
p. ovale malaria: dx
|
schizonts in the blood, no banana gametes (p. falciparum)
|
|
differences bet early, middle and late adolescence
|
early (10-13) - impulsive, concrete; middle (14-16) - peers are most imp, cognition begins to mature; late (17-21) - individual relationships are most imp, idealistic, focus on life goals, cognitive development is complete
|
|
osteogenesis imperfecta type 3: pres
|
*mod form, *many fxs in the newborn period, severe short stature, progressively deforming, initial blue sclera, *hydrocephalus, *basilar skull invagination
|
|
congenital rubella: long-term compl
|
much higher risk of IDDM (20x greater), progressive rubella pancencaphlitis (starts in the 10s, die within yrs)
|
|
dog bites: tx
|
no tx uless appear infected - augmentin, if PCN-allergic - clinda + bactrim
|
|
first sign of puberty in a girl
|
breast development (thelarche)
|
|
bartonella henselae: dx
|
clinical, don't I&D the LN bec it will create a persistent sinus tract
|
|
bulimia: PEx findings
|
edema, b/l painless parotid gland swelling (above angle of the mandible), calluses on dorsum of the fingers (Russell sign), loss of tooth enamel
|
|
4 word sentences by __
|
4 yrs
|
|
first w/u test for speech delay
|
hearing screen
|
|
allergic contact dermatitis: pres of a nickel allergy
|
eczematous plaque where a zipper has been
|
|
soy formulas should not be used for __ bec __
|
LWB infants bec they’ve been found to have ↑ amts of aluminum
|
|
tension Has: pres
|
band-like, get worse later in the day
|
|
otitis: MC etio
|
strep pneumo
|
|
tuberous sclerosis: pres
|
*ash leaf hypopigmented macules (90%, enhance with Woods lamp), *shagreen patches (oval leathery-thick plaques on trunk), facial angioma, ungual and gingival fibromas, polycystic kidney dz, cardiac rhabdomyomas (50%, regress with time), +/- infantile spasms
|
|
psoriasis: pres
|
well-defined erythematous skin lesions with silvery scales, usually symmetric and over the knees, elbows, sacrum and scalp, nail pitting with "oil-slick" deposition, thickened nails with oncholysis (separation of the distal nail from the nail bed)
|
|
gonorrhea: tx
|
ceftriaxone IM x1, plus always tx for chlamydia unless it's been r/u (so also azithro 1g x1), if allergic doxy, if pregnant - no doxy, spectinomycin
|
|
dermatomyositis: tx
|
*steroids, immunosuppressives if needed for skin changes
|
|
language at 6 mo
|
babbles, has diferent cries
|
|
cholesterol and lipid screening: screen if __
|
+FHx of dyslipidemia or premature CVD (<55 in M, <65 in F), unknown FHx, overweight, htn, smoking, DM
|
|
borellia burgdorferi: dx
|
clinical
|
|
difference bet erythema multiforme minor and major
|
minor - only 1 mucous membrane is involved, resolves before 24h
|
|
chlamydia trachomatis: pres in infants
|
eye discharge DOL7-14; PNA (AF, staccato couch)
|
|
def of macrencephaly / megalencephaly
|
excess brain tissue 2/2 ↑ size or # of brain cells
|
|
18q- (De Grouchy syndrome): pres
|
*atretetic or narrowed ear canals, also: frog-like legs, depressed midface, protruding mandible, deep-set eyes, carp-like mouth, MR
|
|
trichamoniasis: pres
|
M - mostly asymptomatic, F - frothy, smelly, yellow-green discharge, dysuria, pruritis, vulvar irritation, cervicitis (strawberry cervix)
|
|
IDM: compl
|
sudden fetal death in 3rd trimester, macrosomia --> birth trauma, inc rate of c-sections, IUGR, hypoglycemia/Ca/Mg/phos, polycythemia, cardiomyopathy, congenital heart dz, lumbosacral dysgenesis/caudal regression, unconjugated hyperbili, small L colon syndrome, renal abnl, inc risk of DM/obesity
|
|
RF for mortality in premature babies
|
male, APGARs <4 at 5 min, bradycardia at 5 min, lack of antenatal steroids, hypothermia, IUGR
|
|
septic arthritis: pres
|
pain or refusal to walk, usually <3 y.o., M>F, single large joint (knee, or hip)
|
|
bacillus anthracis: tx
|
pen G or a quinolone (floxacin)
|
|
hemifacial microsomia: associations
|
cervical vertebral abnl (33%), heart dz, renal abnl (15%)
|
|
anorexia: __% of girls, peak incidence
|
1%, 14.5 and 18 (ass with transitions from middle to high school, and high school to college)
|
|
balances on one foot for 6-10 sec
|
4 yrs
|
|
fever in a kid <3 yo: get blood cx if ___
|
temp is >39 without localizing signs of inf and with a WBC >15
|
|
buccal cellulitis is caused by ___ and the kids look ____
|
HIB; ill (always bactermic)
|
|
mec plugs: tx after you relieve the plug
|
observe for other badness (ex. congenital agaglionic megacolon)
|
|
only re-implant ___ teeth if they're knocked out
|
permanent (never primary/baby teeth)
|
|
TB inf: can start with a 3-drug regimen if ___
|
new TB pt, <4% primary resistant to INH in the community, no known exposure to pt with drug-resistant inf, not from a high prevalence country
|
|
incontientia pigmenti: pres
|
girl with patterned blistered along the lines of Blaschko (routes of embryonic cell migration) within wks of birth --> verrucous papules x mo --> hyperpigmented linear swirls along the lines of Blaschko for yrs --> hypopigmented macules, also delayed teeth eruption (67%), cone-shaped teeth and/or missing teeth, cicatricial (scarring) alopecia (33%), strabismus, blindness, sz
|
|
trisomy 18 (Edwards): sex differences
|
M (4x) > F
|
|
giardia: pres
|
smelly water diarrhea and gas, in campers, travelers, kids in day care, gay men, pts with IgA def
|
|
proven or highly likely congenital syphilis: w/u
|
CSF for VDRL, cell count and prot, CBC, long-bone x-rays, CXR, LFTs, cranial US, eye and hearing screen
|
|
Mexican kid with a uniL firm edema of the eyelids is inf with ___
|
trypansoma cruzi (Chagas dz)
|
|
proven or highly likely congenital syphilis: tx
|
Pen G x10D (if you miss >1D, must start over)
|
|
IDM: congenital abnl
|
sacral agenesis, situs abnl, holoprosencephaly, congenital heart dz
|
|
__% of girls and __% of boys have been sexually abused
|
25%, 10%
|
|
no tx after exposure to tetanus if ___
|
clean wound and IMZ are UTD (>3, w/in 10 yrs), dirty wound and IMZ are UTD (>3, w/in 5 yrs)
|
|
IgG
|
main Ig in the immune response
|
|
Roth spots: association
|
subacute bacterial endocarditis
|
|
X-linked agammaglobulinemia: path
|
no B-cells (arrested at pre-B cell stage)
|
|
PDD d/o are more common in males/females
|
males, except for Rett syndrome
|
|
1st degree burn: pres
|
painful
|
|
__% of kids with speech delays have other delays
|
50
|
|
erythrasma: dx
|
fluoresces red under a wood's lamp
|
|
puberty: age of onset, duration
|
girls - 10 y.o. (8 in AA), lasts 4 yrs, boys - 11.4 y.o., lasts 3 yrs
|
|
difference between adjustment d/o and major depressive d/o
|
adjustment is within 3 mo of a identifiable stressor
|
|
pinworms: tx
|
mebendazole
|
|
if dz prevalence is low, __ will have to be low
|
PPV, even if the sensitivity and specificity are high because the FP will >> TP (which means that there will be a lower chance of a + test corresponding to actual dz)
|
|
ecythema gangrenosum: pres
|
round, indurated, black lesion with central ulceration
|
|
lymphogranuloma venerum: pres
|
painless genital ulcer --> uniL tender LAD --> ulcer disappears (usually before pt seeks tx)
|
|
subdural hemorrhage: pres
|
acute if large central veins are involved, later with macrocephaly, szs and DD if smaller superficial veins are involved
|
|
greenstick fx: tx
|
immobilization
|
|
jaundice on DOL1: etio
|
sepsis, hemolytic anemia
|
|
neonatal exposure to lithium: pres
|
<1% of Ebstein's anomaly, when exposure is before 8 wks
|
|
neonatal nasal congestion: worrisome association
|
drug withdrawal
|
|
ataxia telangiectasia: pres
|
ataxia, telangiectasia freq infections, ca, growth failure, worsening CNS func
|
|
dysmenorrhea: pathophys, tx
|
prostaglandins cause vasoconstriction and muscular contractions; ibuprofen which inh the synthesis of prostaglandins (via COX pathway), or OCPs
|
|
dishwasher detergent is alkaline/acidic
|
alkaline
|
|
bacterial vaginosis: etio
|
replacement of nl vaginal flora, esp lactobacillus, with anaerobes, garnerella and mycoplasma hominis
|
|
pityriasis alba: pres
|
areas of hypopigmentation and fine scale, MC on the cheeks and extensor extremities, more obvious in the summer bec surrounding skin tans
|
|
RF for prematurity
|
placental bleeding (previa, abruption), cocaine, maternal chronic dz, PROM, chorio, BV, congenital abnl, polyhydramnios, GBS, STIs, periodontal dz
|
|
head lice: tx
|
malathion lotion x8-12h; lindane shampoo x4 min but never for pregnant, lactating women or kids <2 y.o. 2/2 neurotoxicity, wash all clothes and bedding and dry using heat
|
|
Down syndrome: GI defects
|
duodenal atresia (double bubble) and Hirschsprungs in 5%
|
|
boy who almost exanguinates with circ may have ___
|
Wiskott-Aldrich
|
|
effective GBS ppx and therapy has dec GBS dz by ___
|
70%
|
|
estimating gestational age: ears
|
flat and shapeless <33 wks , superior incurving begins 34-35, upper 2/3 curves in 36-38, well-defined incurving to lobe >39
|
|
pinworms: pres
|
anal itching
|
|
Pierre-Robin sequence
|
mandibular hypoplasia --> displaced tongue --> cleft palate, also +/- pulm hypoplasia and polyhydramnios
|
|
use ipicac with ___
|
never
|
|
kernicterus: path
|
deposition of unconjugated bili into the basal ganglia
|
|
infantile acne: path
|
androgenic stimulation of the sebaceous glands
|
|
tertiary syphilis: skin findings
|
gummas
|
|
H. flu - invasive: tx
|
ceftriaxone for 1-3 wks
|
|
caustic agent ingestion: w/u
|
CXR for pneumomediastinum or aspiration pneumonitis; endoscopy for sxs of visible burns in the mouth within 2D
|
|
TB inf: monitoring for ___ SE with meds
|
hepatotoxicity (INH, rifampin, PZA), dec visual acuity (ethambutol); ask about sxs monthly, labs only if sxs develop
|
|
school refusal: tx
|
child should go to school in spite of the physical complaints
|
|
EBV: dx
|
monospot (Ab titers), IgM-VCA (acute primary or very recent past inf)
|
|
Janeway lesions: pres
|
small nontender macules on the palms and soles
|
|
lanugo: shoulders only at___ wks
|
38-41
|
|
HHV-6 causes ___
|
roseola
|
|
slipped capital femoral epiphysis: definition, pres, imaging
|
when the epiphysis slips off the metaphysis; obese adolescent, MC AA; ice cream-cone, get AP and frog-leg views
|
|
clean wound and tetanus IMZ are UTD (>3, w/in 10 yrs): tx
|
none
|
|
allergen skin testing: sensitivity, specificity
|
if (+) it is suggestive of an allergy, if it's (-) the pt is very unlikely to have an allergy
|
|
sebaceous hyperplasia: path
|
inc androgen stimulation in utero
|
|
enterococcus: tx
|
PCN or amp or vanc + aminoglycoside
|
|
germline mosaicism: risk for subsequent kids to have a dz
|
5-10%
|
|
hops on 1 foot by __
|
4 yrs
|
|
cannot give ___ live vaccines to household contacts of IC kids
|
oral polio, intranasal flu
|
|
best intervention for sibs when a new baby arrives
|
for Dad to increase attn and involvement
|
|
transient tachypnea of the newborn: RFs
|
c-section, precipitous vaginal delivery
|
|
bartonella henselae: pres
|
fever, regional LAD, 10% have systemic sxs (incl encephalopathy)
|
|
HIV med ZDV: toxicity
|
(AKA as AZT) BM suppression, myopathy (AZT was in Rent - and with anemia and myopathies you can't dance like that)
|
|
umbilical cord should have ___ vessels
|
3 - 2 arteries and 1 vein
|
|
intertrigo: pres
|
irritant dermatitis, *often superinfected with candida albicans, in the skin folds of obese pts
|
|
subarachnoid hemorrhage in a neonate: etio
|
birth trauma, hypoxia
|
|
surfactant is made by ___
|
type II alveolar cells
|
|
type 1 hypersensitivity reactions includes ___ pres
|
"classic" allergies - urticaria, allergic rhinitis, asthma, rxn to stings, drugs, latex and food
|
|
achondroplasia: pres
|
short stature with rhizomelic shortening (proximal arms and legs are disproportionately shorter the to the distal segments), trident hands (short hands with broad fingers), macrocephaly, flat nasal bridge, prominent forehead, midfacial hypoplasia
|
|
with asystole, do __
|
CPR, epi, reassess EKG
|
|
osteomyelitis: RF
|
<6 yo, h/o minor trauma or URI sxs
|
|
multiple areas of cutis aplasia: association
|
trisomy 13
|
|
atopic dermatitis: higher risk for widespread ___
|
HSV (eczema herpeticum) - need IV acyclovir, molluscum contagiosum
|
|
Clostridium septicus bacterial endocarditis: association
|
colon cancer
|
|
CMV pneumonitis: dx
|
inclusion bodies on bx
|
|
erythroblastosis fetalis: compl
|
pancytopenia (anemia --> inc erythropoiesis --> depletes the hematopoietic stem cells --> low plts, WBCs and RBCs), HSM (extramedullary hematopoiesis) --> splenic rupture at delivery, hypoglycemia (high plasma hgb interferes with insulin func --> hyperinsulinemic), anisarca (anemia --> inc flow to the organs --> inc fluid load --> ascites, pleural effusion, hydrops
|
|
fever in <2 mo old: rate of (+) blood cx and CSF
|
2.5%; 1%
|
|
MAP ___ after birth
|
decreases
|
|
causes of miosis
|
pinpoint pupils; COPS - cholingergics, clonidine, opiates, organophosphates, PCP, phenothiazide (anti-psychotic), sedatives (barbs)
|
|
p. vivax malaria: tx
|
chloroquine + primaquine (adjuvant to eradicate hypnozoites in the liver which are responsible for relapse, after r/u G6PD)
|
|
fetal scalp stim: if neg, do ___
|
fetal scalp sampling for pH
|
|
Strep bovis bacterial endocarditis: association
|
colon cancer
|
|
ankle clonus in a neonate is/is not nl
|
is
|
|
methanol ingestion: path
|
being metabolized to formic acid which inh mito respiration via alcohol dehydrogenase
|
|
abx for dental inf
|
PCN (clinda if allergic)
|
|
sequence: def
|
pattern of multiple anomalies that results from a single identifiable event in development
|
|
staph scalded skin syndrome: pres
|
fever, (+) Nikolsky sign (minimal friction removes the superficial layers of the dermis) in little kids, just red tender skin in older kids
|
|
hemifacial microsomia: w/u
|
renal US (15% have renal abnl)
|
|
macroceaphly: MC benign etio, pres, imaging, epi
|
enlargement of the subarachnoid space: large at birth but <95% and then >98%, CT – nl ventricular size, male
|
|
E. coli O157:H7: can return to daycare after ___
|
2 neg stool cxs
|
|
osteoid osteoma: pres, tx, prog, imaging
|
severe night time pain, responds to NSAIDs and ASA but not tylenol, benign, oval lesion MC in the femur with a dense center and a periphearl radiolucent zone
|
|
blueberry muffin with ___
|
congenital rubella, CMV
|
|
primary syphilis: tx
|
IM Pen G x1, if PCN-allergic doxy or tetracycline x14D, if pregnant must use PCN so if allergic desensitize first
|
|
organophosphate ingestion: tx
|
atropine, pralidoxime - prevents enz from forming permanent bonds, always wear protect clothing (mask and gloves are not sufficient)
|
|
vasculitis: skin findings
|
palpable purpura
|
|
constitutional growth delay: growth curve
|
nl birth wt and length but drops off within 2 yrs of age, and then it’s a nlshaped curve but <3%
|
|
do ___ after a +PPD
|
check for active TB - CXR, sputum or (if not old enough for sputum), morning gastric aspirate for AFB, PCR and cx
|
|
dermatomyositis: pres
|
periorbital purple heliotrophic rash, rash that ll cigarette paper crinkling of the skin over the knuckles
|
|
hep B mandatory interval
|
1 mo bet 1st and 2nd, 2 mo bet 2nd and 3rd, 4 mo bet 1st and 3rd
|
|
Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome: etio, pres
|
disseminated gonococcal infection, RUQ pain
|
|
traction alopecia: path
|
2/2 tight ponytails or braids
|
|
enterococcus: abx
|
ampicillin
|
|
influenza: pres
|
F/C, HA, myalgias --> rhinitis 24h later
|
|
rickettsia rickettsi: lab abnl
|
low plts, low Na
|
|
ties shoe laces by __
|
5 yrs
|
|
hold live vaccines if on ____ steroids
|
>2 mg/kg for >14D (QD or QOD), must wait 28D after steroids are stopped
|
|
pertussis: suggestive labs
|
high WBC with lymphocytosis in kids (not in adolescents)
|
|
cooperative play by __
|
4 yrs
|
|
developmental delay screening: newborns
|
verify NBS results
|
|
strep pharyngitis: dx
|
cx is gold standard, rapid test is 90% sensitive and 100% specific - if neg, send for cx
|
|
bacterial vaginosis: labs
|
clue cells (granular and stippled epithelial cells), pH >4.5, fishy odor with KOH; gold standard is gram stain to determine relative concentrations of lactobacilli vs everything else
|
|
screen for lead if __
|
the region has high levels (>12% of 1-2 y.o, or >27% of houses built before 1950) or regional levels are unknown
|
|
acquired melanocytic nevi: pres
|
flat, brown-to-black --> dome-shaped or pedunculated
|
|
phenytoin: skin findings
|
hypertrophied gums, rashes including erythema multiforme, hypersensitivity syndrome - purpua, facial edema, LAD, hepatitis
|
|
after an invasive HIB infection, ___
|
vaccinate if <2 y.o.
|
|
PCP: petamidine SE
|
hyper or hypoglycemia (can be permanent)
|
|
late onset group B sepsis: time to onset (median, range)
|
1 mo; 7D - 3 mo
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for flu
|
1-2, annually
|
|
NEC: areas of the gut that MC affected
|
distal ileum and proximal colon
|
|
disarticulation tympanogram looks like __ & suggests __
|
nl peak but high compliance (>1.8), ossicular disarticulation
|
|
Down syndrome: pres
|
hypotonia, small ears, MR, brachydactyl, sandal toes, small nipple buds, microcephaly, up-slanted palpebral fissures, midfacial hypoplasia, epicanthal folds, single palmar crease, speckled irises (Brushfield spots), high-arched palate, clinodactyl (hypoplasia of the middle phalanx of the 5th finger)
|
|
HPV: screening
|
do not screen for subclinical infection (by using DNA or RNA tests) because most inf are transient
|
|
100% intelligible by __
|
4 yrs
|
|
chancroid: pres
|
painful ulcer with inguinal LAD, erythematous halo, ulcer is soft, friable, often eroded and with a foul-smelling gray-yellow exudate
|
|
post-exposure for hep B
|
via sex or needles - HBIG and hep B vaccine in different spots; via household contact - hep B vaccine
|
|
LTBI: located in ___ lung lobes
|
upper
|
|
ascaris lumbricoides: dx
|
eggs or worms in the stool (largest worm to infect peoples - 20-40 cm long)
|
|
makes a tower of 4 cubes by __
|
18 mo (14 mo for 2 cubes + 4)
|
|
granuloma inguinale: tx
|
doxy x3 wks min or until all the lesions have healed
|
|
herpes zoster: tx
|
acyclovir (shortens course but doesn't dec the risk for post-zoster neuralgia), only famciclovir and valacyclovir dec incidence of neuralgia
|
|
HIV meds abacavir: toxicity
|
potentially fatal hypersensitivity reaction (sounds like ava kadavara from Harry Potter)
|
|
hemangiomas: >5 cutaneous
|
ass with visceral hemangiomas, esp of the liver (--> high-output CHF, jaundice, coagulopathy)
|
|
DiGeorge syndrome: pres
|
micrognathia, hypertelorism, short philtrum, low set ears, cardiac abnl, subclinical hypoPTH, MR, T dysfunc
|
|
neisseria meningitidis dz: w/u
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CH50 or CH100 assay, because 20% will have a complement deficiency
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for MMR
|
1, 2
|
|
bartonella henselae: tx
|
supportive, can use azithro to dec time of LAD
|
|
continue vit D until ___
|
infant takes 1 quart a day of milk
|
|
cleaners for ovens and drains are alkaline/acidic
|
alkaline
|
|
which liver lobe in fetal circulation has a higher O2 content
|
L, because it's fed just by the umbilical vein (red), whereas the R lobe is fed by the umbilical vein (red) and the portal vein (blue)
|
|
fetal HR >180 + material fever is suggestive of ___
|
chorioamnionitis
|
|
infantile acne: tx
|
topical benzoyl peroxide or topical retinoids or oral erythromycin - tx because it can scar
|
|
p value of 0.05 means _
|
there’s a 5% chance the observed outcome / differences between groups were due to entirely to chance
|
|
pregnant teens cannot get __ IMZs
|
MMR, varicella, IPV, intranasal flu
|
|
wuchereria bancrofi: pres
|
lymphatic filariasis (blockage) and secondary elephantiasis
|
|
dengue fever: pres
|
abrupt high fever, severe myalgias and arthralgias (break-bone fever), bad HA, N/V, macular rash --> measles rash with recurrence of fever
|
|
goal PaO2 for a neonate
|
50
|
|
growing pain: pres
|
b/l limb pain, usually evening or middle of the night, no joint involvement, no infl
|
|
meconium ileus: associations
|
CF, small bowel atresia
|
|
HIV med indinavir: toxicity
|
kidney stones (India would be a terrible place to have a kidney stone)
|
|
hypothermia in a neonate: etio
|
hypoglycemia, hypothyroidism, hypoxia
|
|
Crigler-Najjar syndrome, type I: pres
|
bili levels >350, bilirubin encephalopathy occurs within the first days or months of life
|
|
screen __ for iron deficiency
|
all children between 9-12 mo
|
|
brown recluse bites: what spider looks like
|
violin on body
|
|
toxic shock syndrome: pres
|
red skin (erythroderma), hypotn, fever, diarrhea, hypoCa, often ass with tampon use in women
|
|
giardia: tx
|
Alinia (nitrazoxanide) or flagyl
|
|
grout cleaner is alkaline/acidic
|
acidic
|
|
EBV: pres
|
pharyngitis, fever, LAD, abnl LFTs, high WBC with >10% atypical lymphs (T cells), splenomegaly, macular rash with amox
|
|
neonatal hyperbili: timing
|
ave peak at 4 days, declines at day 6-7
|
|
hot water heaters should be kept at __
|
120 F or less
|
|
post-op foreign-body-ass bacteremia: MC etio
|
staph epi
|
|
PCN desensitization does/does not need to be repeated
|
does
|
|
babesia microti: dx
|
intra-RBC protozoa that looks like a maltese cross or square shape
|
|
diarrhea: MC bacterial etio
|
E. coli
|
|
heteroplasmy: def
|
when some maternal mito DNA are mutated in a cell and some are not (because when cells divide, the cytoplasm is divided up randomly)
|
|
type 1 hypersensitivity reaction: timing
|
within 1 hr of exposure, usually within min
|
|
Williams syndrome (7p11.23): pres
|
*friendly cocktail party personality, *supravalvular aortic stenosis, periorbital fullness, MR< hyperCa, strabismus, down-turned lower lip
|
|
with nl tympanogram, type of hearing loss is __
|
sensorineural
|
|
epstein pearls: pres
|
small whitish-yellow masses on the sides of the hard palate in the newborn
|
|
NBS: all states screen for __
|
hypothryoidism, PKU
|
|
__% of kids with abd pain have an organic etiology
|
5
|
|
give tetanus immunoglobulin with ___
|
dirty wounds and <3 tetanus IMZ or IMZ hx unknown
|
|
tinea versicolor: etio
|
malassezia furfur
|
|
constitutional growth delay: eventual height
|
grow rapidly during puberty, cross multiple growth curves, to reach expected ht
|
|
indications for chromosomal analysis
|
multiple birth defects, recurrent miscarriages, growth abnl (ex. short stature), abnl sexual development
|
|
US up to __ wks is useful for GA/fetal size
|
18-20 weeks (they start growing at significantly different rates after then)
|
|
HIV+ infants: pres in the first yr of life
|
more likely to have chronic candidiasis, parotitis, persistent LAD, HSM (not more likely to have OM, fever, diarrhea)
|
|
newborn ears: upper 2/3 in-curving at ___
|
36-38
|
|
nocardia: type of bacteria
|
weakly acid-fast, beaded, branching and filamentous
|
|
von Hippel Lindau: pres
|
CNS or retinal hemagnioblastomas (capillary tumor), pheo, endolymphatic sac tumors, cysts in the kidneys or pancreas, renal cell carcinoma, pancreatic tumors, neuroendocrine tumors
|
|
babies of vegan mothers may be deficient in __
|
vit B12
|
|
strep pneumo is/is not susc to PCN
|
is, but 10-60% can have resistance
|
|
can give ___ live vaccines to household contacts of IC kids
|
MMR, varicella
|
|
vancomycin kills ___
|
MSSA, clostridium, cornebacterium
|
|
variable decels: etio
|
compression of the umbilical cord (first umbilical vein and then artery)
|
|
congenitally acquired parvo: pres
|
none, by 10% of inf will lead to intrauterine hydrops and fetal loss
|
|
severe pre-eclampsia: tx
|
delivery immediately, in the meantime control BP (labetalol or hydralazine), *Mg to prevent szs
|
|
contraction stress test
|
*measures change in fetal HR in response to breast stimulation or oxytocin, need 3 contractions >1 min in 10 min
|
|
mastocytosis: pres
|
cutaneous - urticaria when skin is gentle stroked (Darier sign), systemic - skin + abd sxs, fatigue, malignant - no skin, severe systemic sxs (HSM, LAD)
|
|
infantile spasms: dz association
|
50% risk of tuberous sclerosis
|
|
HIV med efavirenz: toxicity
|
teratogenic (it's F-ed up to give this to a pregnant woman)
|
|
Rett syndrome: pres
|
nl development until 6-18 m, rapid progression of loss of skills, repetitive stereotyped hand movements, autistic-like, apnea/hyperpnea, gait ataxia, tremors, szs
|
|
population who needs PCN desensitization
|
pregnant women with syphilis, anyone with neurosyphilis, kids with CF and multiple, drug-resistant pseudomonas
|
|
caustic agent ingestion with no mouth burns implies ___
|
nothing bec 30% of kids with severe esophageal or stomach injuries will have no oral burns
|
|
hereditary angioedema: pres
|
recurrent episodes of localized angioedema, esp of the skin, upper airway and GI tract, not painful or pruritic, resolves in ~5D
|
|
microphallus or undescended testes is ass with __
|
hypopit, growth hormone deficiency (midline defects)
|
|
sebaceous hyperplasia: pres
|
ll milia (tiny papules) but are slightly more yellow, MC around nose and upper lip
|
|
causes of mydriasis
|
dilated pupils (mydriasis), AAAS - anticholinergic (atropine), antihistamines, antidepressions, sympathomimetics (speed, cocaine, LSD) (you're an ass if you don't mention this on your PEx)
|
|
teeth findings with congenital syphilis
|
Hutchinson's teeth - notched, Mulberry molars - domed first molars
|
|
confidence intervals are significant if __
|
they don’t include 0
|
|
start HEADDS screening at __
|
10 yo
|
|
rotavirus must start by__
|
15 wks
|
|
candidal line infection: tx
|
*remove catheter, resect any suppurative peripheral vein, neonates - amphotericin, neutropenic/ill - ampho or mica, if not neutropenic - flucon or mica, 2-3 wks after neg blood cx
|
|
achondroplasia: RF
|
advanced paternal age
|
|
persistent neonatal jaundice
|
inspissated bile (bile plug) syndrome, TPN cholestasis, hepatitis, TORCH, biliary atresia, galactosemia
|
|
list salicylates
|
aspirin, topic analgesics containing oil of wintergreen
|
|
blisters in a neonate: etio
|
epidermolysis bullosa, staph inf
|
|
baterial endocarditis: etio with a prosthetic valve
|
staph epi
|
|
3 word sentences by __
|
3 yrs
|
|
with v-fib or v-tach, do __
|
defibrillate x3 (2J/kg, 4J, 4J) --> epi --> CRP (repeat)
|
|
anaphylaxis: pres
|
angioedema, urticaria > flushing, wheezing (50%) > diarrhea (33%) > cardiac arrest
|
|
hair relaxers are alkaline/acidic
|
alkaline
|
|
CGD pts are at higher risk for ___ bacteria
|
aspergillus, staph, salmonella, serratia
|
|
Hutchinson teeth: appearance, ass with __
|
notched teeth, congenital syphilis
|
|
rifampin is bacterialcidal/static
|
cidal
|
|
type 4 hypersensitivity reaction: cells involved
|
cell-mediated
|
|
rolls back to front by __
|
5 mo
|
|
up & down stairs with 2 feet on each step by __
|
2 yrs
|
|
reasons for hospitalization with FTT
|
high risk of abuse/neglect, severe malnutrition, medically unstable, outpt management failure
|
|
eligible for HPV between __ and __ y.o.
|
9 and 26, both F and M
|
|
Opitz syndrome: pres
|
hypertelorism, high nasal bridge, cleft lip/palate hypospadias, laryngotracheoesophageal cleft
|
|
Ig ___ passes through breastmilk
|
IgG
|
|
molluscum contagiosum: pres
|
smooth umbilicated pearly papules, pink-flesh colored, all over in kids but in the pelvis of sexually active adults, worse with bad eczema or AIDS
|
|
telogen effuvium: path
|
stress --> hair cells hibernate --> growing phase starts several mo later ---> hair begins to fall out
|
|
herpes: tx
|
acyclovir, if resistant - foscarnet (not gancidlovir)
|
|
kernicterus: predicting outcome
|
MRI has a good correlation with outcome
|
|
terminal complement (C5-9) deficiency: dx
|
CD50 test
|
|
hyaline membrane dz: RFs
|
male, hypothermia, fetal distress/asphyxia, white, C-section, IDM, 2nd-born twin, family hx
|
|
transfers objects from hand to hand by __
|
6 mo
|
|
rubeola: pres
|
cough, coryza, conjunctivitis (with photophobia) --> Kolpik spots (white spots on the buccal mucosa) --> rash (egg over the head)
|
|
Walker-Warburg syndrome: pres
|
HARDE - hydrocephalus, agyria, retinal dyspla+C29sia,, encephalocele
|
|
PTX in a newborn: tx
|
usually obs, but if having resp compromise decompress with a 3-way stopcock and a large syringe
|
|
babesia microti: pres
|
F/C, hemolytic anemia --> hemoglobinuria, profuse sweats, myalgias, emotionally labile (babies are labile, micro = microscopic hematuria)
|
|
BW quadruples by ___
|
2 yr
|
|
waves bye-bye by __
|
10 mo
|
|
nl speech development: >18 mo
|
word combinations
|
|
cutis aplasia: pres
|
congenital absence of skin that usually occurs only in a small localized area
|
|
likelihood of nl head CT with 1o and 2o microcephaly
|
1o > 2o
|
|
F genital findings suggestive of abuse
|
U- or V-shaped cleft in the posterior hymenal rim or dec width of the hymen posterior, esp in the prone knee-to-chest position
|
|
erythema infectiosum: etio
|
parvo
|
|
large fontanelle: etio
|
hydrocephalus, hypothyroidism, rickets
|
|
congenital CMV: pres
|
periventricular calcifications, sensorineural hearing loss, IUGR, HSM, jaundice, low plts, blueberry muffin, microcephaly, chorioretinitis
|
|
with hearing loss in a sexually active teen, think __
|
neurosyphilis
|
|
serum sickness: timing
|
usually 1-2 wks after exposure, but can take up to 3 wks; occurs quickly (1-3D) with subsequent exposures
|
|
TB meningitis: pres
|
6 mo-4 yr, can cause hydrocephalus, SIADH, inc CSF prot
|
|
placental percreta: compl
|
serious hemorrhage
|
|
rabies: tx
|
after bat exposure or bite from a wild animal - rabies Ig (RIG) + vaccine; bite from a dog, cat or ferret - vet watches animal x10D
|
|
Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome: pres
|
port-wine stain in the LE, progressive soft tissue and/or limb overgrowth
|
|
TB inf: give ___ as an adjuvant with ___ med to __ to prevent __
|
vit B6 (pyridoxine); INH; kids with a low meat or milk diet, nutritional def, HIV+, pregnant teenagers; peripheral neuropathy
|
|
port-wine stain: pres
|
pink, red or purple patch that persists throughout life and grows proportionally with the child
|
|
ehrlichiosis: pres
|
HA, fever, leukopenia, +/- rash (it's like RMSF without the rash) - think of it with pancytopenia and a tick bite
|
|
shigella: acquired via ___
|
person to person contact (only need 100 organisms), contaminated pools and lakes, fresh fruits and veges
|
|
ethanol ingestion: lab abnl
|
high osmolar gap, low BG (ih hepatic gluconeogesis --> hypoglycemia in kids <5 yo)
|
|
mumps: pres
|
parotitis, aseptic meningitis, encephalitis; also: abd pain (oopharitis, pancreatitis), epididymo-orchitis, mastitis, deafness (uniL, resolves)
|
|
Chediak-Higashi: dx
|
neutrophil granules (visible on peripheral smear)
|
|
marfan syndrome: major cause of mortality
|
aortic root rupture (2/2 dilation)
|
|
post-exposure for hep A
|
hep A vaccine, IM immunoglobulin if within 2 wks
|
|
sporothrix schenckii: tx
|
oral K-iodine or itraconazole
|
|
histoplasmosis: pres
|
interstitial PNA, palate ulcers, splenomegaly, pancytopenia
|
|
tylenol OD: tx
|
activated charcoal, mucamyst / N-acetylcysteine
|
|
rolls front to back by __
|
4 mo
|
|
girls with X-linked recessive dz: path
|
*(1) the nl allele is randomly inactivated >>50% of the time, (2) only have 1 X chr (Turners), (3) deletions or rearrangements in an X chr
|
|
erythroblastosis fetalis is AKA
|
hemolytic dz of the newborn
|
|
multifactoral inheritance: risk based on closeness to affected
|
recurrence risk dec as the degree of relationship (1st degree vs 3rd degree relatives) dec
|
|
shallow tympanogram looks like __ and suggests __
|
nl peak but low compliance (<0.2), ossicular fixation or TM scarring
|
|
helminthes/protozoa inf cause eosinophilia
|
helminthes
|
|
newborns ears: flat and shapeless at ___ wks
|
<33
|
|
genetic macrocephaly: imaging
|
Nl
|
|
rickettsia rickettsi: tx
|
doxy (for all ricketssial inf)
|
|
premature ROM + inf: tx
|
delivery immediately, bec serious fetal inf is directly proportionate to the length of time between ROM and delivery
|
|
thrombocytopenia-absent radii (TAR) syndrome: pres
|
thrombocytopenia, absent radii, nl thumbs, petechiae
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for meningococcal
|
0, 1
|
|
NEC: timing
|
usually within first 2 wks of life, but for ELBW babies, can happen up to 3 mo
|
|
inheritance pattern: every affected child has a parent with dz
|
aut dom (exception: spontaneous mutation)
|
|
gynecomastia: epi, pres, tx
|
50% of 10-16 y.o., assymetric, tender, <4 cm, NTD - resolves within 3 yrs
|
|
isospora belli: tx
|
bactrim
|
|
stranger anxiety by __
|
9 mo
|
|
actinomyces: dx
|
yellow "sulfur" granules (which are actually clusters of organisms) microscopically
|
|
EBV Ag test that signifies a recent past inf
|
IgG-VCA
|
|
limitations on live vaccines for kids living with a pregnant woman or someone with HIV
|
none of the typical vaccines, but don’t give oral PV
|
|
chancroid: etio, lab dx
|
haemophilus ducreyi, culture on a specific medium
|
|
lymphogranuloma venerum: tx
|
doxycycline x21D
|
|
broad jump by __
|
4 yrs
|
|
infant mortality: race that has the highest rate
|
AA
|
|
strongyloides stercoralis: pres
|
sxs for decades (it's strong) - GI, pulm, eosinophilia; can be fatal if IC
|
|
vulvovaginal candidiasis: treat male partners if __
|
F has recurrent inf, if the man has evidence of balanitis
|
|
birth length ↑ by 50% by __
|
1 yr
|
|
Sturge-Weber syndrome: w/u
|
scan head, ophtho (vascular abnl, glaucoma)
|
|
junctional epidermolysis bullosa: path
|
blister through the dermal-epidermal junction
|
|
IgM-VCA
|
positive with acute primary EBV or very recent EBV inf
|
|
bad seborrhea: association
|
LCH
|
|
maternal parvo inf during pregnancy: pres
|
10% risk of CHF (hydrops) and dying, when exposed between 10-24 wks
|
|
give GBS ppx to mothers in labor if ___
|
GBS+ when screened at 35-37 wks, GBS+ at any time during this pregnancy, previous baby with GBS inf, if either <37 wks or ROM >18 or temp >100.4
|
|
w/u for suspected NAT
|
skeletal survey, ophtho, exam, bone scans for acute rib fxs and older fxs
|
|
squeals by __
|
4 mo
|
|
Lyme meningitis: pres
|
7th CN palsy (facial --> Bells palsy), foot drop
|
|
familial: def
|
conditions that "cluster" in families (like the chicken pox)
|
|
neonatal exposure to thalidomide: pres
|
20% risk of limb defects and ear malformations with deafness if used between 34-50 days
|
|
separation anxiety at __
|
12 mo
|
|
serum sickness: tx
|
stop the offending agent, benadryl, steroids if necessary, resolves spontaneously after 7-10D
|
|
HC growth curve for 1o and 2o microcephaly
|
primary – small at birth, secondary – small at birth or nl for 1st 4-6 mo
|
|
macroceaphly: imaging modality
|
cranial US
|
|
umbilical cord separation: time-frame
|
usually within 10-14 days, if >3 wks think phagocytic d/o (CGD, leukocyte adhesion defect)
|
|
Fanconi anemia: pres
|
pancytopenia, hypoplastic thumb and radius, hyperpigmentation, abnl facies
|
|
fetal tachycardia is ass with sever fetal stress if ___
|
associated with dec variability or something else bad
|
|
smiles to a smiling face by __
|
2 mo
|
|
organophosphate ingestion: pres
|
miosis + outpouring of every bodily fluid
|
|
erythroblastosis fetalis: path of Rh incompatibility
|
Mom who is D-neg (she has no D Ag) becomes sensitized during a pregnancy --> makes anti-D Abs --> cross placenta in future pregnancies
|
|
macrolides are bacteriacidal/static
|
static
|
|
bleach is alkaline/acidic
|
alkaline
|
|
shigella: can return to daycare after ___
|
neg stool cx
|
|
erysipelas: pres
|
red, tender skin with a well-demarcated line bet infected and uninfected skin
|
|
HIV meds ddI, dC, D4T: toxicity
|
pancreatitis, peripheral neuropathy (upside d looks like a p)
|
|
__ tests that are affected by prevalence
|
PPN, NPV
|
|
MC cause of UTI in babies < 2 mo
|
E. coli
|
|
fetal bradycardia: benign etio
|
transverse lie, occiput posterior, post-dates
|
|
spiral fx is concerning for abuse if ___
|
a child is not walking, it's in the femur
|
|
ceftriaxone: can use it after ___ age (but not before bec ____)
|
1 mo; causes hyperbili
|
|
smallpox vaccines: contraindications
|
immunocompromised, bad atopic dermatitis
|
|
MC type of SCID
|
X-linked (50%)
|
|
consequences of breath holding spells are __
|
none - not ass with any brain injury
|
|
foscarnet: SE
|
reversible kidney failure --> hypoMg, hypoCa, hyperPhos
|
|
newborns: breast tissue 7-10 mm at __ wks
|
40
|
|
kid who swims in a lake with is dog likely get inf with ___
|
leptospirosis
|
|
eruption cysts look like __
|
reddish-purple, rounded, raised, fluid-filled lesions
|
|
neonatal exposure to valproic acid: pres
|
2% risk for spina bifida when exposed in the first 39 days, craniofacial abnl and preaxial defects when exposed later in the 1st trimester
|
|
50% for HC of a FT F and M
|
35 cm, 36 cm
|
|
lives in dsert SW - hemorrhagic PNA, low plts, inc Hct is inf with
|
hantavirus
|
|
corynebacterium diphtheriae: pres
|
tonsillar-pharyngitis is an URI - gray pharyngeal membrane, hoarseness, sore throat, low-grade fever, conjunctivitis, bull-neck; laryngotracheobronchial - hoarseness, stridor, resp compromise, 10% of pts; nasal - profuse grayish discharge, esp in infants
|
|
temporal bone fx: pres
|
bleeding from the ear; CSF otorrhea, hearing loss, facial paralysis
|
|
erythema toxicum: pres
|
small papules filled with eos surrounded by an infl redness, come and go and appear in different sites, in term infants (not premies)
|
|
parallel play by __
|
2 yrs
|
|
milia: pres
|
tiny white papules on neonates, MC nose and face
|
|
Ddx in adolescent with b/l parotid swelling
|
mumps, bulimia
|
|
subgaleal hemorrhage: pres
|
fluctuant swelling over the scalp that can extend posteriorly to the neck or in front of the ears, ears may be pushed out laterally
|
|
pulmonary vascular resistance ___ after birth
|
decreases
|
|
type 3 hypersensitivity reaction: timing
|
when there are only slightly more Ags than Abs, 1-2 wks after exposure (Ag>>Ab - small, cleared quickly, Ab >> Ag - phagocytosed by macrophages)
|
|
pneumonia: MC bacterial etio
|
strep pneumo
|
|
transient hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy: path
|
nl variant or accentuation of the physiologic nadir of Ig that occurs between 4-6 mo of age
|
|
TB inf: tx
|
start INH, rifampin, PZA, ethambutol (RIP for TB pts who don’t get tx) --> D/C ethambutol if strain is susc --> D/C PZA after 2 mo and treat with INH an rifampin for 4 more mo + vit B6 (pyridoxine) to prevent peripheral neuropathy
|
|
late decels: etio
|
uteroplacental insufficiency which is "unmasked" by the decel
|
|
__% of neonates pass mec within 48h
|
99
|
|
lanugo: none by ___ wks
|
42
|
|
actinomyces: pres
|
cervicofacial involvement caused by dental inf
|
|
erythroblastosis fetalis: path
|
maternal Abs against RBC antigens are passed transplacentally ---> inc RBC destruction ---> anemia
|
|
EBV monospot: tests for ___, effective in ___
|
Ab titers; kids >4 (50% + in 2-4 y.o., doesn't work <2 y.o.)
|
|
MURCS: pres
|
mullerian duct aplasia renal aplasia, cervicothoracic somite dysplasia
|
|
inheritance patterns: no generation is skipped
|
aut dom (exception: reduced penetrance)
|
|
universal hearing screening should be complete by __
|
3 mo of age
|
|
do/do not get skull x-ray after a difficult delivery
|
do not
|
|
osteogenesis imperfecta type 1: pres
|
*mildest form, multiple fxs (not at birth, dec after puberty) blue sclera (remain), delay fontanelle closure, hearing loss, hyperextensible joints, nl stature
|
|
HIV: change regimen with ___
|
high viral load (confirmed x1), bad SEs; +/- when tx has not suppressed RNA to undetectable levels within 6 mo, >3 fold inc in RNA
|
|
electrical burn: compl
|
labial artery bleeding in 1-3 wks
|
|
subacute cutaneous SLE: tests
|
positive Ro/La Ag, speckled ANA, often neg dsDNA
|
|
CD4 cells recognize HLA ___
|
2 (4x2=8)
|
|
congenital diaphragmatic hernias are on the R/L side
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L (liver is somehow preventive)
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__% of boys and __ % of girls identify as homosexual
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1-10%, 1-6%
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|
estimating gestational age: testes
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palpable in inguinal canal 28-35, upper scrotum 36-39, lower scrotum 40
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coos by __
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2 mo
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pertussis: ppx
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household and daycare contacts
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has 18 words at __ (age)
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18 mo
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do a screening UA __
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only sexually active kids to look for LE that would suggest STIs
|
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placental abruption
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retroplacetal hemorrhage
|
|
post-splenectomy pneumococcal sepsis: pres
|
flu-like sxs, purpura, DIC, Howell-Jolly bodies on smear
|
|
estimaging the burn surface if >14 y.o.
|
rule of 9s - head & neck - 9%, each arm - 9%, trunk, front - 18%, trunk, back - 18%, each leg - 18%, perineum - 1%
|
|
herpangina: etio
|
coxsackie
|
|
Koplik spots: etio
|
measles
|
|
milia: tx
|
none - resolve spontaneously over several months
|
|
MC cause of isolated anomalies
|
multifactorial (when bad/liability factors overcome the good/protective factors)
|
|
granuloma inguinale: pres
|
painless progressive ulcer without regional LAD, high vascular - bleed easily on contact
|
|
bacterial vaginosis: complications
|
if high risk for preterm delivery (h/o preterm delivery), BV is ass with premature ROM, chorio, preterm labor, preterm delivery, post c-section wound inf; if not high-risk - unclear if there's an ass with preterm delivery
|
|
MC documented cause of MR is ___
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fetal alcohol syndrome
|
|
2nd degree burn: time to heal
|
2-5 wks
|
|
night terrors occur during __ sleep
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non-REM
|
|
Alagille (20p12-): pres
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bile duct paucity with cholestasis, pulm valve and peripheral artery stenosis, posterior emrbyotoxin, butterfly vertebrae, triangular facies
|
|
CO poisoning: pres
|
flu-like sxs, cherry-red skin, CNS dep
|
|
septic arthritis in a teenager: etio
|
gonorrhea, esp if it's a female who is menstruating
|
|
bacterial vaginosis: pres
|
homogenous white discharge, fish odor esp after sex
|
|
ganciclovir: SE
|
dec neutrophils, low plts
|
|
IDM: compl differences if only gestation
|
same except no inc risk for congenital abnl and future obesity/DM
|
|
HIV med to give to pregnant women
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ZDV bec it decrease rate of infection by 30%
|
|
strep viridans causes ___
|
endocarditis in kids with underlying congenital heart dz or rheumatic fever
|
|
WAGR (11p13-): pres
|
*Wilms tumor (50%), Aniridia, GU abnl (genital hypoplasia), MR
|
|
phenothiazine OD: pres
|
CNS depression, szs, abnl with temp, BP, cogwheel rigidity
|
|
strep pneumo bacteremia does/does not resolve spontaneously
|
does
|
|
enteritis: pres
|
diarrhea, abd cramping without signs of prctocolitis, ass with sex that involves oral-fecal contact
|
|
most term babie are __sighted at birth
|
hyperopic (farsighed)
|
|
coccidioides immits: location it naturally occurs
|
SW US (CA, AZ) and northern Mexico - San Joaquin Valley or Death Valley ("Valley fever")
|
|
draw the 2x2 table
|
xaxis: + dz / dz; yaxis: + test / test
|
|
estimating gestational age: breast tissue and areola
|
aerola barely visible <33 wks, raised 34-45, breast tissue 1-2 mm 36-37, 3-5 mm 38 (3+5=8), 5-6 mm 39, 7-10 mm >40
|
|
75% intelligible at __ (age)
|
3 yrs
|
|
EBV in HIV+: pres
|
oral hairy leukoplakia (white plaques on lateral surface of tongue)
|
|
allergic rhinitis: tx for dust mite allergy
|
impermeable zippered covers on mattresses, box springs and pillows, wash bedding QOwk - this will dec mites by 90%, also control humidity (need >50% humidity to survive), consider getting rid of upholstered furniture, draperies and carpeting; *home filtration system won't work bec dust mites aren't airborne
|
|
ibuprofen OD: tx
|
>400 mg/kg causes szs and coma, sxs within 4h of ingestion - N/V, CNS depression, ataxia
|
|
risk of getting toxo inc/dec as pregnancy progresses
|
inc
|
|
von Hippel Lindau: mortality
|
renal cell carcinomas (in the 40s)
|
|
newborns: breast tissue 5-6 mm at __ wks
|
29
|
|
varicella: pres if nl
|
fever, HA, malaise --> 1-2D later vesicular rash (dew drops on rose petal), MC on trunk and extremities, appears in crops for 3-5D --> crust
|
|
chlamydia psittaci: pres
|
PNA ass with poultry (psittaci), also HA, high F/C, HA, splenomegaly
|
|
PID: etio
|
MC CT or GC, but can also be nl vaginal flora
|
|
able to tell a story at __ (age)
|
4 yrs
|
|
anticholinergic OD: sxs
|
dry as a bone (dec UOP and sweating), red as a beet, blind as a bat (mydriasis), mad as a hatter (agitation, szs), hot as a hare (hyperthermia)
|
|
babesia microti: tx
|
usually self-limiting, if severe - clinda + quinine
|
|
CMV in IC: pres
|
"-itis"es - encephalitis, hepatitis, retinitis, colitis, pneumonitis, adrenalitis, esp if recipient was CMV neg prior to transplant
|
|
epidural hemorrhage in a neonate: prog
|
guarded
|
|
neonatal exposure to retinoic acid: pres
|
DiGeorge, microcephaly, facial nerve palsies, microtia, external auditory canal abnl, cardiac dz, GU abnl, when exposure is between 2-5 wks
|
|
MC etio of identified diarrheal agent in waterborne-ass inf
|
giardia
|
|
arthus rxn
|
local type 3 hypersensitivity rxn - animal is hyperimmunized ---> many IgG Abs --> injection of target Ag --> immune complexes locally --> painful indurated lesion in 4-6 hrs --> can turn into a sterile abscess
|
|
epidermolysis bullosa: path
|
defects in the strength of the skin --> blistering after trauma
|
|
mumps: compl
|
sterility in male, rarely (and that's it - meningitis has no sequelae and deafness resolves)
|
|
salicylate OD: tx
|
supportive, activated charcoal, alkalinization of urine
|
|
sensitivity
|
probability that someone with a dz will have a + test = TP /(TP +FN) (be sensitive to those who are sick)
|
|
brown recluse bites: pres
|
pain 2-8h after bite --> hemorrhagic blister ---> large ulcer (recluse), no systemic sxs
|
|
congenitally-acquired toxo: pres
|
microcephaly, hydrocephaly, HSM, rash or purpura, retinochoroiditis, cerebral calcifications (not peri-ventricular)
|
|
disseminated gonococcal inf: epi, MC in __
|
1-3% of pts with gonorrhea; F within 1 wk of their last menses
|
|
toxic shock syndrome: tx
|
vanc (for MRSA), don't treat hypoCa unless EKG changes, *remove any recently implanted surgical device
|
|
bacterial endocarditis: surgery with ___
|
ventricular failure (2/2 valve dysfunc), abscess, fistula, persistent fever, conduction abnl (MC with aortic valve)
|
|
helminthes do/do not multiple in the body
|
do not (exception: strongyloidees)
|
|
SEs of ADHD meds
|
growth suppression, wt loss 2/2 dec appetite, HA, htn, abd pain, ?excerbation of tic disorders
|
|
spermatocele: pres
|
nodule above and posterior to the testes, no changes with valsalva, transilluminates
|
|
smiles at mirror by __
|
6 mo
|
|
yersinia enterocolitica: pres
|
diarrhea (1% of all diarrheal illnesses), pseudo-appendicitis syndrome; reactive arthritis and erythema nodosum in adults
|
|
neonatal exposure to carbamazepine: pres
|
<1% of spina bifida between 15-29D (didn't eat enough carbs that were supplemented with folic acid)
|
|
encapsulated organisms
|
strep pneumo, neisseria mengitidis, H. flu
|
|
acute retroviral syndrome: pres
|
fever, malaise, LAD, skin rash (so like any viral infection, but pay attn when it's used with high-risk sexual beh)
|
|
walks by __
|
13 mo
|
|
cutis aplasia: associations
|
trisomy 13 (multiple scalp lesions), *spinal dysraphia - failure of vertebral body to close (midline defects), cranial dysraphsim (multiple scalp lesions encircled by thicker darker hair), underlying skull abnl (25%), epidermolysis bullosa (large areas on the LEs)
|
|
hyper-IgM syndrome: tx
|
BMT for X-linked, IVIG for aut rec
|
|
osteomyelitis: etio
|
staph aureus
|
|
raspberries by __
|
4 mo
|
|
atopic dermatitis: tx
|
emollients --> 1% hydrocortisone ointment x1-2 wks --> more potent steroids --> topical tacro/pimecrolimus (black box for cancer); anti-histamines; avoid oral steroids
|
|
black spider bites: pres
|
pain, muscle cramps, chest tightness, vomiting, sweating, abd pain, agitation, htn
|
|
Bloom syndrome: pres
|
IUGR, microcephaly, malar hypoplasia, facial telangiectasia, cancer
|
|
lifts head off table in anticipation of being lifted by __
|
6 mo
|
|
hand, food, mouth dz: etio
|
coxsackie
|
|
watch all near-drowners for __
|
12h bec resp sxs develop within 8h
|
|
newborn testes: palpable in the lower scrotum at ___ wks
|
40
|
|
ammonia is alkaline/acidic
|
alkaline
|
|
gender identity disorders appears between __ (ages)
|
2.5 - 5 y.o.
|
|
live vaccines include __
|
MMR, varicella, rota
|
|
Koplik spots: pres
|
small white vesicles on the palate
|
|
4p- (Wolf-Hirschhorn): pres
|
*Greek helmet facies (hypertelorism, prominent glabella, frontal bossing, beaked nose), also szs, heart dz, severe MR
|
|
rabies: dx
|
bx nerve fibers from the nape of the neck and see Negri bodies in the cytoplasm of neurons; also PCR for blood, CSF and saliva
|
|
congenital rubella: pres
|
blueberry muffin, radiolucencies in the long bones, CSF pleocytosis, congenital heart dz, sensorineural deafness, cataracts, glaucoma
|
|
HIV+ kids: IMZs
|
can give MMR and varicella, no oral polio (ditto for household contacts)
|
|
draw “O” by __
|
3 yrs
|
|
allergen-specific immunotherapy: path
|
inc T regulatory cell secretion of IL-10 and blocks IgG auto-Abs
|
|
uses 3-word phrases at __ (age)
|
3 yrs
|
|
hidradenitis suppurativa: tx
|
difficult - often a chronic process, oral and topical abx, surgical excision
|
|
IDM: ___ have hypoglycemia (<___) on DOL1
|
25-50%. <40
|
|
interstitial pulm fibrosis: pres
|
gradual onset over the first mo of life, tachypnea, cyanosis, cough, wheezing, lung collapse, R-sided heart failure
|
|
congenital rubeola: pres
|
doesn't exist, although maternal inf can induce prematurity delivery, stillbirth of abortion
|
|
trisomy 13 (Patau): pres
|
midline defects - *cleft, *holoprosencephaly, *genital abnl, postaxial (pinkie) polydactyly, heart dz (80%), cutis aplasia, microphthalmia, abd wall defects
|
|
H. flu - non-invasive: tx
|
amox, if that fails augmentin
|
|
Turners syndrome (45,X)
|
short stature, gonadal dysgenesis --> no puberty , bicuspid aortic vale, coarct (20%), webbed neck, posterior ears, lymphedema of hands/feet, cubitus valgus
|
|
impetigo: tx
|
cephalexin (bec it covers both strep and staph)
|
|
E. coli O157:H7: pres
|
bloody diarrhea, HUS (hemolytic anemia, uremia/kidney failure, thrombocytopenia with purpura)
|
|
osteomyelitis: takes __ days to have a (+) x-ray
|
14D
|
|
vocabulary of 10-50 by __
|
15 mo
|
|
HPV types that cause warts
|
6 and 11
|
|
contraindication to PPD
|
necrotic skin rxn to previous tests
|
|
varicella: compl
|
secondary bacterial inf (staph/strep) - ranges from impetigo to nec fasc, also: osteo, hepatitis, pneumonitis, low plts, transient cerebellar ataxia (self-limited), encephalitis
|
|
Chediak-Higashi: pres
|
cutaneous and sinopulm inf, partial albinism, mild MR, progressive peripheral neuropathy, silver sheen to the skin and hair
|
|
tympanogram with TM scarring looks like __
|
shallow - nl peak but low compliance (<0.2)
|
|
scabies: tx
|
premethrin 5% to whole body from the neck down x8-14h, wash bedding and clothes and dry using heat, expect itching to persist for 2 wks after tx
|
|
neurofibromatosis type 2: pres
|
b/l vestibular schwannomas (acoustic neuromas) --> hearing loss, tinnitus, imbalance, facial weakness; ave age at dx is 30 yo
|
|
fetal alcohol syndrome: pres
|
2 facial (short palpebral fissures, epicanthal folds, hypoplastic nasal root, short upturned nose, hypoplastic or absent philtrum, thin upper lip, midface hypoplasia) + 1 growth deficiency (wt <10%, ht <10%, microcephaly) + 1 developmental or learning prob
|
|
X-linked recessive dz: inheritance between generations
|
Dad gives to all of his daughters and none of his sons, Mom gives to 50% of sons and 50% of daughters
|
|
dysfunctional uterine bleeding: definition
|
cycles <20 or >45D; menses >8D; blood lose >80 cc; ass with anemia
|
|
calculate midparental height
|
Mom’s ht (cm) + Dad’s ht (cm) ± 13 / 2
|
|
multifactoral inheritance: risk is/is not affected by prevalence
|
is - the population prevalence will give a risk of the square root of p for sibs of an affected child
|
|
taenia solium: imaging
|
cysts on CT --> calcified granuloma
|
|
Horner's syndrome: etio
|
brachial plexus injury that affects that sympathetic fibers of T1
|
|
IgD
|
found in trace amounts in adult B cells, but func unknown
|
|
PTX: CXR
|
heart will shift away from the affected side, the diaphragm will be pushed down on the affected side
|
|
voluntary grasp (no release) by __
|
5 mo
|
|
clue cells are associated with __
|
bacterial vaginosis
|
|
use ___ periop abx
|
cefazolin
|
|
ehrlichiosis: tx
|
doxy (for all ricketssial inf)
|
|
conjugate gaze by __
|
4 mo
|
|
subdural hemorrhage: etio
|
birth trauma
|
|
epididymitis: tx
|
ceftriaxone + doxy, bed rest, scrotal elevation, also test for HIV and syphilis
|
|
strep pharyngitis: pres in infants
|
thick purulent nasal discharge, low-grade fever, dec po
|
|
calvicle fx: mechanism of injury
|
falling onto an outstretched hand or direct injury
|
|
scrotal neoplasms: pres
|
hard, painless mass, back pain with retroperitoneal LNs, does not transilluminate
|
|
neurofibromatosis type 1: inheritance pattern
|
60% sporadic, but once inherited it's aut dom
|
|
freckles on the lips and mucosal mucosa: etio
|
Peutz-Jeghers syndrome
|
|
HIV - hairy leukoplakia: etio
|
EBV
|
|
bradycardia: etio
|
hypoxemia, hypothermia, head injury, heart block, heart transplant, toxins
|
|
TB inf: compl
|
pericarditis, *meningitis (6 mo-4 yr, can cause hydrocephalus, SIADH, inc CSF prot)
|
|
congenital diaphragmatic hernia: pres
|
asynchronous chest wall movement, bowel sends in the L chest, scaphoid abd, displaced PMI
|
|
periorbital cellulitis: etio
|
strep pneumo (MC), also staph or strep, used to HIB
|
|
TB: acquired via ___
|
resp droplets from adults (not kids)
|
|
encapsulated organism inf are MC in ___ pts
|
asplenics (including Hgb SS), very young and old, dec Ab function or #
|
|
anti-early Ag (anti-EA)
|
not usually helpful bec it's + during acute primary, recent pat, chronic, reactivation or EBV malignances; should be neg after convalescence
|
|
Down syndrome: screening
|
CBC and echo within 1 wk, ophtho and audiology before 6 mo, TFTs at 3, 6, 12 mo and qyr, C-spine x-ray at 3 y.o., CBC qyr starting at 13 yo
|
|
disseminated gonococcal inf: tx
|
ceftriaxone q24h x1-2D and then 1 wk of cefixime
|
|
erythrasma: pres
|
well-defined large reddish macule in the axilla, groin, toe webs or under breasts, can have slightly scaling
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for hep B
|
3, 3
|
|
café-au-lait spots: associations
|
large (>3 cm) or multiple, think of NF2, McCune-Albright, tubereous sclerosis
|
|
if Mom is HepB surface Ag
|
HBIG immediately + Hep B within 12 hrs of birth (at diff sites); give it regardless of wt, but if <2 kg don’t count it towards the necessary 3; HepB Ag and Ab at 9-18 mo, if Ab and Ag > repeat 3-dose series
|
|
penetrance: def
|
the ability of a known disease-causing genotype to be expressed or to exhibit the dz phenotype
|
|
anorexia: osteopenia w/u, tx
|
screen with DEXA scans; give Ca and vit D
|
|
miliaria crystalline: pres
|
clear droplets that disappear when popped
|
|
bacteriastatic abx include ___
|
tetracycline, erythromycin, clindamycin
|
|
type 3 hypersensitivity reaction: path
|
Ab-Ag complexes --> complex with each other --> less soluble ---> precipitate in small vessels --> infl (vasculitis) --> activates complements --> necrosis
|
|
3rd generation cephalosporins include ___
|
ceftriaxone, cefotaxime, ceftazidine
|
|
Bloom syndrome: pres
|
short stature, telangiectasia, CNS abnl, IC (ll tulips)
|
|
Erb palsy: pres
|
waiter's tip - internal rotation
|
|
neg pressure tympanogram looks like and suggest __
|
clear peak but L-shifted (-200), nl peak, eustachian tube dysfunction (=conductive hearing loss)
|
|
erythema nodosum: path
|
inflammation of the fat
|
|
alopecia areata: pres
|
sudden appearance of round or oval patches, short dark hairs proximally ("! hairs")
|
|
22q11.2 (DiGeorge, velocardiofacial): pres
|
*thymus a/hypoplasia (--> T-cell dysfunc), *parathyroid gland a/hypoplasia (--> hypoCa), *heart dz (Tet > interrupted aortic arch > VSD), MR, cleft palate
|
|
constitutional growth delay: HC
|
HC is relatively spared compared to ht and wt
|
|
B cells have ___ on their cell surface which are unique
|
surface membrane Ig (SmIg+) - IgG and IgD
|
|
corneal abrasion: pres
|
pain, tearing, photophobia, dec vision
|
|
malassezia fufur: dx
|
tinea versicolor - spaghetti and meatballs on skin scraping; NICU - requires olive oil to grow
|
|
get listeria via ___
|
infants - transplacental, via PROM or via fecal contamination during birth; contaminated food, esp goat cheese
|
|
baterial endocarditis: ___% of kids have underlying cardiac dz
|
92%
|
|
coxilla burnetti: acquired via __
|
Q fever: cattle, cats, cilled (slaughterhouse), conception (touching placenta during animal deliveries)
|
|
secondary syphilis: tx
|
IM Pen G x1, if PCN-allergic doxy or tetracycline x14D, if pregnant must use PCN so if allergic desensitize first
|
|
baterial endocarditis: etio
|
strep viridans > staph aureus
|
|
vulvovaginal candidiasis: complicated if __
|
recurrent, severe, uncontrolled DM, immunocompromised, pregnancy
|
|
hep A minimum dosing interval
|
6 mo
|
|
C3 deficiency: pres
|
severe recurrent inf with encapsulated bacteria - Abs develop over time so inf become less severe, also inc risk of autoimmune dz
|
|
salicylate OD: pres
|
GI sxs, hypernea --> resp alkalosis, CNS abnl, tinnitus, fever
|
|
methanol ingestion: pres
|
visual abnl (ll snowstorm, optic nerve damage --> blindness), abd pain, met acidosis
|
|
brucella: pres
|
FUO, sacroilitis, a ton of other badness
|
|
baby that becomes cyanotic when crying likely has ___
|
b/l choanal atresia (2/2 being obligate nose breathers)
|
|
mumps vs bacterial paratotitis
|
bacterial - many WBCs and bacteria, mumps - none
|
|
subQ vaccines are __
|
IPV, MMR, varicella
|
|
prevalence of a dz
|
fraction of population who has the dz, =(TP+FN)/(TP+TN+FN+FP)
|
|
impetigo: pres
|
red- or honey-crusted papules and pustules, often at the site of an insect bite; MC around mouth, nose and extremities; can be bullous - flaccid, coalescent pustules with bullae; doesn't cause pain; AF; MC 2-5 y.o.; common to have multiple members in the family infected
|
|
Wiskott-Aldrich: typical pres for Boards
|
boy who almost exsanguinates with circ
|
|
use cathartics with ___
|
never because they cause electrolyte imbalances
|
|
separation anxiety starts at __, peaks at __, resolves at __
|
6 mo, 9-18 mo, 3 yrs
|
|
HIV: single drug therapy is appropriate ___
|
never
|
|
intervention for lead poisoning if > __
|
10
|
|
dz phenotype: def
|
composite of features due to multiple causes
|
|
Erb palsy: w/u
|
look for an ipsiL clavicle fx
|
|
newborn testes: not palpable before ___ wks
|
28
|
|
strawberry cervix is associated with __
|
trich
|
|
meningitis: emperic tx if <3 mo
|
cefotax + vanc (as strep pneumo can be resistant) + amp (listeria)
|
|
hyper-IgE syndrome: type of immunodeficiency
|
phagocyte killing defect
|
|
growth spurt timing
|
girls - tanner 2-3, boys - tanner 4
|
|
junctional epidermolysis bullosa: inheritance pattern
|
aut rec
|
|
distinguishing alopecia areata from tinea capitis
|
tinea - erythema, scaling, LAD
|
|
high risk kids for meningococcemia are __, they get __
|
asplenia, terminal complement deficiencies, menactra bet 2-10 yo and q5 yrs; also people in crowded places (college dorms, military barracks)
|
|
acanthosis nigricans: pres
|
hyperpigmented skin with a thick velvety appearance, most obvious in skin folds
|
|
autism screen ___ at ___ using ___
|
everyone, 18 mo and 24 mo visits, autism-specific screening tool
|
|
recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis: definition
|
>4 recurrences a year
|
|
Fe OD: tx
|
IV deferoxamine if serum level >500 or with mod-severe sxs
|
|
PID: out-pt tx
|
ceftriaxone x1 + doxy x14d +/- flagyl x14D, give it 72h to see an improvement, and if none, then hospitalize
|
|
mec plugs: etios
|
CF, small L colon syndrome (IDM), hypothyroidism, rectal aganglionosis, maternal drug use, Mg for preeclampsia, Hirschsprungs
|
|
caput succedaneum: pres
|
edema that crosses suture lines
|
|
define conduct d/o
|
>6 mo pattern of violating the rights or property of others without feeling any guilt or remorse about their behavior
|
|
pulmonary blood flow ___ after birth
|
increases
|
|
cyclospora: pres
|
diarrhea after eating raspberries from Guatemala + systemic inf
|
|
draw “□” by __
|
4 yrs
|
|
most vasculitis is a type ___ hypersensitivity rxn
|
3
|
|
chronic granulomatous disease: dx
|
nitroblue tetrazoium (NBT): yellow dye turns dark blue when activated by the cell, which doesn't happen in CGD; DHR does this by flow cytometry
|
|
breastfeeding benefits include ___
|
↓ postnatal inf by 21% OM, diarrhea, meningitis, UTIs
|
|
neonatal hyperbili: nl levels (95%)
|
15-18
|
|
harlequin skin: pres
|
one side of the baby is pink and the other is pale with a sharp line of demarcation
|
|
sarcoidosis: pres
|
non-caseating granulomas in the lungs, LNs, eyes and skin, MC in AA, skin findings can ll anything except vesicles
|
|
proctitis: etio
|
GC, CT, trich, HSV
|
|
primary syphilis: pres
|
painless ulcer, punched out, clean-appearing with sharp, firm, slightly elevated borders, firm nontender b/l inguinal LAD
|
|
conjoined twins: epi
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1/50,000
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pseudomonas: tx
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zosyn or cefepime/ceftaz
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|
Dubotwitz syndrome: pres
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IUGR, hypertelorism ptosis eczema hypotrichosis, behavioral and developmental delays
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|
IDM RDS: path
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insulin blocks the development of enzymes necessary for the synthesis of lectin which is a precursor to surfactant
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cental amenorrhea: etio
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hypothalamus - inh GnRH release, 2/2 CF, malnutrition, anorexia, stress, drugs (ex. phenothiazine), Kallmann's (isolated GnRH def + inability to smell); pituitary - inh LH and FSH, usually with pan-hypopit, tumors (MC craniopharyngioma), infiltrative (sarcoid, hemochromatosis, TB), infarction (Sheehan syndrome), prolactin-secreting adenoma (60% have galactorrhea)
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|
trichamoniasis: tx
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flagyl 2g x1, also if pregnant
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hypohidrotic ectodermal dysplasia: pres
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no sweating or secretions from the nose/ears/mouth, pegged teeth, periobital wrinkled and hyperpigmentation, facies - frontal bossing, out lip, small chin
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white vaginal discharge in a newborn can last for ___
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1 wk
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|
taenia solium: tx
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albendazole + steroids; do not treat if ocular or spinal cysts are present because you will call irreparable damage
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encephalitis: MC etio
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arboviruses (West Nile)
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|
osteomyelitis in Hgb SS: etio
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salmonella
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NEC: KUB
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pneumatosis intestinalis (air in the bowel wall), hair in the hepatic portal sys (= perf)
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|
lye is alkaline/acidic
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alkaline
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|
type 4a hypersensitivity rxn: timing
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1-3D after ("delayed type hypersensitivity")
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|
proteus UTI: association
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stones (so do a KUB)
|
|
entamoeba histolytica: dx
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examine stool with GI involvement, serology for liver abscesses
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|
up stairs with assistance by __
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18 mo
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|
X-linked agammaglobulinemia: pres
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late in the 1st yr of life (waning of maternal Abs), sinopulm inf with encapsulated bacteria, giardia, small LNs and tonsils
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fetal cardiac pressures are relative to ___
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amniotic fluid
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|
Weil syndrome: pres
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renal or hepatic failure (with disproportionately high bili) with hemorrhage
|
|
HPV types that cause cervical cancer
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16, 18, 31, 33, 35
|
|
HLA I Ags present ___
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viruses, cancer (things that can be found in any cells)
|
|
give Fe to __ infants
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FT breastfed infants at 4-6 mo, premies at 2 mo
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|
no head lag when pulling to sit by ___
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5 mo (in anticipation of sitting independently)
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|
hereditary angioedema: classic pres for the boards
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abd pain combined with extremity swelling
|
|
chancroid: tx
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azithro 1g x1
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|
migraines: pres
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(need 2): pain on 1 sside, pulsating/throbbing, mod-severe intensity, inc severity with activity
|
|
lifts head momentarily while lying prone by __
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1 mo
|
|
points at __ mo
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12 mo
|
|
yersinia pestis: dx
|
aspirating LNs, or serology
|
|
start giving influenza at __
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6 mo
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|
alkaline caustic agents: taste, damage, complications
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tasteless; severe, deep liquefction necrosis; scar tissue with strictures
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estimating gestational age: lanugo
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covers entire body <32, disappears from face 33-37, shoulders only 38-41, none >42
|
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neonatal jaundice starting on DOL4 during the 1st wk: etios
|
sepsis, UTI, congenital inf (CMV, syphilis)
|
|
TCA OD: pres
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CCCA (tricyclic antidepressants) - coma, convulsions, cardiac dysrhythmias, acidosis, cardic - tachycardic, hypo or htn, widened QRS, prolonged QT
|
|
neonatal exposure to streptomycin: pres
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hearing loss, when exposed during the 3rd trimester (strep pneumo meningitis can make you deaf)
|
|
septic arthritis: etio
|
staph aurues
|
|
hand, food, mouth dz: pres
|
red maculopapular rash --> vesicles, mouth ulcers tend to be posterior (vs herpes) - buccal mucosa and tongue
|
|
Erb palsy: etio
|
damage to the upper part of the brachial plexus (C5-C6), can be during significant lateral traction during delivery
|
|
type 4a hypersensitivity rxn: examples
|
tuberculin sensitivity, contact derm (some cases)
|
|
acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis: etio
|
coxsackie
|
|
recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis: additional tests
|
HIV, culture to identify an unusual species
|
|
define amblyopia
|
loss of visual clarity not 2/2 occular pathology and that is not correctable with glasses
|
|
multifactoral inheritance: risk based on # of affected people
|
recurrence risk inc as the # of affected individuals increase
|
|
Miller-Dieker syndrome: pres
|
lisencephaly microcephaly, micrognathia, anteverted nares vertical wrinkles of the forehead
|
|
necrotizing fasciitis: RF
|
varicella inf
|
|
inheritance pattern: generation is skipped
|
X-linked recessive - if there are only females in that generation
|
|
HIV: tx during pregnancy
|
continue HAART but one of the drugs should be ZDV, avoid efavirenz (teratogenic) and d4T/ddI (inc risk of lactic acidosis)
|
|
candidal sepsis: 3 compl
|
septic peripheral thrombophlebitis, clot in vessel with the line (edema, + blood cx >2D after line is removed), hepatsplenic dz (need CT)
|
|
meningitis: emperic tx
|
ceftriaxone + vanc (as strep pneumo can be resistant)
|
|
neonatal exposure to tetracycline: pres
|
bone and tooth staining, when exposed after 20 wks
|
|
VACTERL syndrome: pres
|
vertebral anomalies, anal atresia, tracheo-esophageal fistula, renal abnl, cardiac dz
|
|
trichamoniasis: dx
|
can see trich organisms on wet mount
|
|
dirty wound and IMZ are UTD (>3, >5 yrs): tx
|
DTap/Tdap
|
|
aminoglycoside kill ___
|
GN
|
|
HIV: etio of cavitating PNA
|
aspergillus (esp ass with marijuana use), mucor
|
|
nl speech development: 6-10 mo
|
babbling
|
|
epidermolysis bullosa simplex: pres
|
least sever form - blisters usually heal without scarring, may be localized on extremities or sites of freq friction
|
|
CMV in adolescents: pres
|
mono-like - fever, malaise, mild hepatitis, atypical lymphs, rash with amox
|
|
IMZ typically given at birth
|
hep B
|
|
allergies and affected IMZ: egg
|
flu, yellow fever
|
|
epididymitis: etio
|
GC and CT, E. coli if engaging in anal sex
|
|
neonatal acne: tx
|
none - resolve spontaneously during first few wks of life
|
|
HIV: histoplasma - pres
|
PNA, palate ulcers, splenomegaly, BM suppression
|
|
syphilis: dx
|
non-treponemal tests (VDRL, RPR), if positive confirm with a treponemal test (FTA-AB [fluorescent treponemal Ab absorbed], TP-PA [T.palliidum particle agglutination])
|
|
language at 18 mo
|
use gestures well, has 18 words, 2 word phrases, Mom can understand speech
|
|
breastfeeding moms cannot get __ IMZs
|
they get everything
|
|
pityriasis rosea: pres
|
Christmas tree pattern, small oval pruritic papulosquamous lesions, starts with a herald patch and then lesions 1-2 wks later
|
|
lifts head up to 45o while lying prone by __
|
2 mo
|
|
metal cleans are alkaline/acidic
|
acidic
|
|
otitis: tx, and ___ if allergic
|
high dose amox in kids at inc risk of resistant strep pneumo inf - daycare, recent abx, recurrent OM, <2 yo.; if PCN-allergic, cephalosporin or clinda
|
|
prune belly: association
|
GU abnl (ex. PUV) and cryptorchidism
|
|
1st generation cephalosporins are used for ___
|
skin and soft tissue inf, surgical ppx
|
|
type 1 hypersensitivity reaction: late-phase response
|
3-12h after immediate reaction, 2/2 cytokine released during the immediate rxn, proportional to the severity of the immediate rxn, prevented by steroids
|
|
H. flu meningitis: tx
|
ceftriaxone + dexamethasone x2D to prevent hearing loss and neurologic sequelae
|
|
herpes zoster: pres
|
1-2 adjacent dermatomes, lesions inc in # over 3-5D and then crust over within 2 wks
|
|
allergic rhinitis: PEx
|
transverse nasal crease, Dennie-Morgan lines (wrinkles under the eye), allergic shiners, enlarged tonsils, edematous nasal mucosa, cobblestoning in OP
|
|
HIV: ZDV/d4T is/is not a good combination
|
is not (is always the wrong answer)
|
|
reportable STIs include ___
|
syphilis, GC, CT, AIDS, +/- HIV and chancroid (vary by state)
|
|
norovirus: pres
|
epidemic (cruise ships), ass with clams and oysters but also water-borne
|
|
age range that you ascribe crying to colic
|
1-3 mo
|
|
Ehlers-Danlos: pres
|
*hyperextensible skin, *hypermobile joints, *easy bruising, *dystrophic scarring, *skin that feels like "fine sponge," fragile skin that splits and looks like a gaping "fish mouth," extra skin on hands, feet and stomach
|
|
organophosphate ingestion: dx
|
dec RBC cholinesterase activity - but don't wait for the results to tx
|
|
PPHN: pres
|
severe hypoxia, out of proportion to the CXR, difference bet pre- and post-ductal sats (RUE higher bec it gets blood before blue blood goes through the PDA)
|
|
high risk kids for pneumococcal dz are __ and they get __
|
functional asplenics, nephrotic syndrome, HIV, bad heart/lung dz, DM, 23valent after they have completed the 4dose prevnar13; functional asplenics and other IC kids get a 2nd dose 5 yrs after 1st
|
|
developmental delay screening: older kids
|
lead level, ± thyroid
|
|
anaphylaxis: meds not to use in pts at risk
|
B-blockers bec they blunt the response of epi
|
|
trichorrhexis nodosa: pres
|
hair loss, can take 2-4 yrs to recover
|
|
don’t give HIB if kid is > __ yo unless __
|
5, they’re functionally asplenic (sickle cell, AIDS) in which case they get vaccinated irrespective of age
|
|
when a nl parent has >1 kid with an X-linked dz, suspect ___
|
germline mosaicism
|
|
sporothrix schenckii: pres
|
non-healing skin ulcers over lymphatic channels in gardeners after getting pricked by a thorn
|
|
lyme disease: skin findings
|
erythema migrans - bull's eye rash that enlarges over 1 wk and is >5 cm
|
|
4th generation cephalospoins kill ___
|
GN, but have better GP coverage and kill pseudomonas
|
|
milaria rubra: path
|
sweat glands are blocked --> sweat escapes into the epidermis
|
|
treat depression with __ and bipolar with __
|
SSRIs; lithium, valproic acid, cabamazepine
|
|
IMZ typically given at 12-15 mo
|
DTaP, hep a, HIB, MMR, pneumococcal, varicella
|
|
trypansoma cruzi: compl
|
heart prob (CHF, block) and GI (megacolon, megaesophagus), CNS, uniL firm eyelid edema (Romana sign)
|
|
expect mature levels of surfactant at ___ wks
|
>35
|
|
hemangioimas: compl
|
ulceration (MC on nose, lip and perineum), vision prob if periorbital, conductive hearing loss if near the ear
|
|
define strabismus
|
misalignment of the eyes in which one is turned up (eso), out (exo), up (hyper) or down (hypo)
|
|
Down syndrome: RF
|
Mom >35 y.o.
|
|
CMV: tx
|
ganciclovir or foscarnet
|
|
evaluate to see if the etio of FTT is psychosocial by __
|
watching a feeding
|
|
osteomyelitis in the foot with h/o puncture: etio
|
pseudomonas
|
|
malassezia fufur: pres
|
NICU babies who receive IL - fever, b/l pulm infiltrates, thrombocytopenia; everyone else - tinea versicolor
|
|
nevus of oto: compl
|
ocular and cutaneous melanoma
|
|
Crigler-Najjar syndrome, type I: path
|
complete absence of UDPGT which means no bili can be conjugated by the liver
|
|
uniparental disomy: def
|
when both copies of a chromosome (or part of a chromosome) are from only 1 parent
|
|
1st degree burn: time to heal
|
5-7D
|
|
most pre-term babies are __sighted at birth
|
myopic (nearsighted)
|
|
nl speech development: 10-18 mo
|
point and name, word comprehension
|
|
see leukocytoclasic vasculitis with ___
|
type 3 hypersensitivity rxns
|
|
start fluoride supplementation at __ if __
|
6 mo if there’s no fluoride or at 3 yo if there’s some fluoride
|
|
allergy skin testing: directions
|
must be off antihistamines for 72h bec they could mute the response and give a false neg rxn; steroids can interfere with delayed (type 4) hypersensitivity
|
|
draw horizontal line by __
|
2 yrs
|
|
UTI: tx
|
bactrim x3D
|
|
bulimia: __% of girls, peak incidence
|
2-5%, mid-to-late adolescence
|
|
conjoined twins can only occur in ___
|
monoamniotic monochorionic twins
|
|
EBV Ag test that signifies an acute inf
|
IgM-VCA
|
|
gastroschisis: path
|
defect due to primary failure of the lateral ventral folds
|
|
congenital hypothyroidism: pres
|
persistent posterior fontanelle, umbilical hernia, jaundice
|
|
1st generation cephalosporins include ___
|
keflex (cephalexin) and ancef (cefazolin)
|
|
BW is regained by ___
|
10-14 days
|
|
craniosynatosis: MC suture affected
|
sagittal
|
|
↑ test threshold so there are more nl results means you get more __, which changes __ tests
|
FN and TN, ↓ sensitivity (rule in less people, fewer TP), ↑ specificity (rule out more people, more TN)
|
|
with PEA, do ___
|
CPR, epi, reassess EKG
|
|
vitiligo: pres
|
spreading macular depigmentation
|
|
cryptosporidium: pres
|
nl - 1-2 wks of self-limited watery diarrhea; IC - indefinite diarrhea; can have city-wide diarrhea with contaminated city water
|
|
early onset group B sepsis: types of inf
|
bacteremia > PNA > meningitis
|
|
atopic dermatitis: pres in a infant
|
lesions on the cheeks and extensor surfaces of the extremities, scalp, trunk
|
|
pemphigus vulgaris: pres
|
loose bullae, oral mucous membrane involvement is the first sign of this,*(+) Nikolsky sign (epidermal sliding with gentle pressure)
|
|
bulimia: personality
|
outgoing, impulsive, prone to acting-out beh (stealing, sexual promiscuity, self-destructive beh)
|
|
Holt-Oram syndrome: pres
|
radial ray abnl including triphalangeal thumbs, ASD and other heart dz
|
|
MC maternal dxs that lead to neonatal lupus
|
only 50% have a dx, usually subacute cutaneous SLE or Sjogren syndrome
|
|
milaria rubra: pres
|
red papulovesicles
|
|
xeroderma pigmentosa: pres
|
photosensitivity, sin atrophy pigmentary changes (age spots 2/2 UV radiation everywhere), cancer
|
|
mec aspiration: pres
|
*hypoxia with met acidosis, *resp distress, barrel-shaped chest, distended abd, coarse BS
|
|
fetal scalp stim: should produce ___
|
increase in HR
|
|
granuloma inguinale: epi
|
rare in the US
|
|
HIV: viral load measures ___
|
HIV RNA
|
|
group C strep causes ___
|
strep pharyngitis in college kids
|
|
red flag if unintelligible speech at __
|
3 yrs
|
|
HIV: tx for asymptomatic pts with early HIV and low CD4 count
|
combination therapy with a nucleoside analog + PI/NNRT, bec it prolongs survival and dec AIDS-related prob
|
|
p. malariae malaria: dx
|
schizonts in the blood, no banana gametes (p. falciparum)
|
|
HIV: func of CD4 cells
|
anti-viral, also suppress B-cells (so with AIDS --> deregulated B-cell, polyclonal inc in total serum Igs although their func is dec)
|
|
test for __ with a rapid worsening in OCD sxs
|
group A beta-hemolytic strep, because of PANDAS - pedaitric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disoder ass with strep
|
|
ethylene glycol ingestion: labs
|
met acidosis, high osmolar gap, hypoCa, Ca oxalate crystals, urine can flouresce with a Woods lamp
|
|
yersinia pestis: acquire via ___
|
bites from fleas that live on rodents, direct contact with rodents (skinning), being coughed on
|
|
rickettsial inf: skin findings
|
peripheral --> central, macules --> petechiae --> purpura
|
|
inheritance pattern: affected sibs, but none in other generations
|
aut rec
|
|
DM: connection bet BG and congenital malformations
|
incidence inc with hyperglycemia prior to conception
|
|
HIV: cryptococcus - tx
|
ambisome and then flucon
|
|
tracks past midline by __
|
2 mo
|
|
baby with nl Pex, non-treponemal titer the same or <4x as Mom, Mom was untreated or treated <4 wks before delivery: w/u, tx
|
CSF for VDRL, cell count, and prot, CBC, long bone x-rays; controversial Pen G x1 dose through 10D
|
|
acute baterial endocarditis: pres
|
acute course with rapid valve destruction and ventricular compromise, 50% mortality even with early intervention; Janeway lesions
|
|
catheter-ass bacteremia: MC etio
|
staph epi
|
|
Proteus syndrome: pres
|
macrodactyly, soft tissue hypertrophy hemihypertrophy, nevi, lipomas, lymphangiomata, hemagiomata, accelerated growth
|
|
multifactoral inheritance: risk based on gender if there's a diff
|
recurrence risk inc if the affected individual is a member of the less commonly affected sex (assume they have even more liability factors that someone in the more commonly affected gender)
|
|
neonatal exposure to warfarin: pres
|
30% will have nasal hypoplasia, stippled epiphyses, CNS abnl, spontaneous abortions, when exposure is during weeks 6-9
|
|
vulvovaginal candidiasis: pres
|
whitish curd-like discharge, very pruritic and burning
|
|
scribbles by __
|
18 mo
|
|
opiate OD: pres
|
coma, resp depression, miosis
|
|
vulvovaginal candidiasis: RF
|
recent abx use, pregnancy
|
|
red flag if difficulty with lang comprehension at __
|
3 yrs
|
|
imipenem: SE
|
lowers sz threshold, can dec renal func
|
|
BW doubles by ___
|
4 mo
|
|
rust remover is alkaline/acidic
|
acidic
|
|
do/do not do a c-section if Mom has genital warts
|
do not
|
|
allergen-specific immunotherapy: timing
|
can take 6 mo to show an effect, maximal effect at 3 yrs
|
|
__ tests that aren’t affected by prevalence
|
sensitivity, specificity
|
|
consider metabolic screening with these sxs __
|
szs, episodic vomiting or lethargy, poor feeding, poor growth, unusual odors, loss of skills, sensory abnl (esp retinas), acquired skin disorders
|
|
fundal height is useful for ___
|
detecting IUGR
|
|
vitiligo: associations
|
aut rec polyglandular deficiency (DM, Graves, adrenal insufficiency, hypo/hyperthyroidism, pernicious anemia, hypoPTHism)
|
|
hydrocele: pres
|
nontender and fluid-filled mass, transilluminateslarge or painful
|
|
use corrected gestational age for premies until
|
2 yrs
|
|
ave ht increase per yr after 2 y.o. until puberty
|
2 inches/yr
|
|
cleft palate: etios
|
sporadic, familial, *Pierre-Robin, *amniotic bands
|
|
linear skull fx in a neonate
|
uncommon, can occur with NSVD or with forceps, excellent prognosis, if dx'ed get f/u x-ray in 2-3 mo to document healing
|
|
total # vaccines before 18 mo/total for HPV
|
0/3
|
|
HLA II Ags are on ___ cells
|
professional Ag-presenting cells - monos/macrophages, dendritic cells (Langerhanns cells), B-cells
|
|
hep B typical dosing schedule
|
0, 2, 6 mo
|
|
malaria: worst type
|
p. falciparum
|
|
congenitally-acquired toxo: tx
|
3-drug regimen x12 mo
|
|
hypoglycemia in a neonate: pres
|
tremors, irritability, high-pitched cry, lethargy, hypotonia, cyanosis, apnea, poor suck, jitteriness, szs
|
|
Sturge-Weber syndrome: pres
|
port-wine stain in V1, ipsiL cerebral vascular malformation, szs, MR, ophtho abnl (ex. vascular abnl, glaucoma), contraL hemiplegia
|
|
contraindications to OCPs
|
absolute - abnl vaginal bleeding of unknown etio, estrogen-dependent tumor, liver dz, h/o thromboembolic event, stroke; relative - DM, szs, migraines, severe htn, smoking
|
|
HHV-6: pres
|
high fever x3-5D --> fever stops --> rash (red, macular, all over), also get a rash when given amox
|
|
neurosyphilis: dx
|
CSF-VDRL is v. specific but not sensitive, so if it's negative look for high CSF WBC and protein and CSF FTA-ABS (v. sensitive)
|
|
talks in short paragraphs at __ (age)
|
3 yrs
|
|
1st degree burn: tx
|
none
|
|
Wiskott-Aldrich: inheritance pattern
|
X-linked
|
|
neonatal acne: pres
|
1-2 mm papules on the face and scalp (look infl, no comodones), present at birth or within 3 wks of life
|
|
MC cause of conductive hearing loss is __
|
fluid in the middle ear, MC 2/2 OM
|
|
Wiskott-Aldrich: pres
|
EXIT - eczema, X-linked, IC (OI, encapsulated bacteria, T/B dysfunc), thrombocytopenia (small plts)
|
|
molluscum contagiosum: tx
|
resolves spontaneously in 6-18 mo
|
|
causes of blue skin
|
cyanosis, methemoglobinemia
|