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what is the ddx of upper airway obstruction
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Foreign body
Croup (Steeple sign) Epiglottis (thumb sign) |
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What type of imaging would you use in a Retropharyngeal Abscess
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CT of neck with IV contrast
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Use of round transducer
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Endovaginal for gym imaging
Endorectal for prostate imaging |
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What type of imaging can be used to asses for patency of the fallopian tubes
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Hysterosalpingogram
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DDX for a child that Limps
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Avascular necrosis
SCEFE Toxic septic arthritis Joint effusion |
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Where should the endotracheal tube be?
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5cm above the carina
most common mispositioning is the right main stem bronchus |
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Where is the correct placement of the PICC line?
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Tip should lie within the SVC
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What are some pros and cons of PICC lines?
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Pros:
minimally invasive cheap easy access cons: daily flushes to prevent clots can migrate out of the vessels limits strenuous use of arm |
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What is the image modality is first ordered with upper airway problems?
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soft tissue of the neck and chest xray
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What causes the thumb sign of x ray of the soft tissue
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Epiglottis
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