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amblyopia aka lazy eye
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amblyopia aka lazy eye strabismus, cover good eye and force bad eye to work
cerebral palsy intellectual disability seen in <1/2 kids with CP speech vision and hearing impaired
trisomy 21 aka downs syndrome protruding tongue flat forehead, low set ears, caused by 3 chromosomes on the 21st pair, may need smaller special spoon
febrile seizures most common between 6m-3yrs uncommon greater than 5
ICP sunset eyes are late s/s, avoid activities that will increase ICP, low stimulation hold and whisper
meningocele hernia protrusion of saclike cyst containing meninges but no spinal cord
mylomenigocele protruding sac containing CSF most common type of spina bifida
neural tube defects preoperative assessment monitor spontaneous movement, know head circumference baseline, position pt prone off sac, cover sac with saline and sterile dressing
postoperative neural tube defects assess for paralysis and neurogenic bladder post volume voids >20ml very important tx for neonates , avoid latx
meningitis LP will show decrease glucose seen in bacterial meningitis
leading poisoning (plumbism) blood lead level >5 treatment >45, >70 really bad, carried by RBC so hbg level will be low and neuro s/s, need IV therapy
restraints need order every 2hr, behavioral every 15 min assess
UTI kidney infx. pyelonephritis, ecoli most popular, avoid bubble baths, bed wetting
hypospadias underside of meatus sx around age 1-4yrs avoid infx
nephrotic syndrome autoimmune process that occurs after 1 wks from immune assault, increase, protein loss and urine will be fark and foamy, albumin levels decrease, dehydration, no salt foods
acute glomerulonephritis occurs 1-2 wks after group A streptococcal, loses permeable, ASO titer inceased, increase BP, intervention steroids,
nephrotic syndrome increase glomei increased permeability, loses albumin, 3rd spacing
live vac MMR, varicella, nasal influenza, rotavirus
don't give influenza vac if allergic to eggs, or <5 years with asthma and wheezing
MMR do not give with severe immunosuppression not associated with HIV
side effects live vac 2-3wks, varicella itching
MMR give at 12-15 months and 4-6yrs don't give <12 months
varicella transmission 1-2 days before the appearance of rash, until scabbed, incubation 10-21 days, vesicles,
Mononucleosis inscreased atypical lymphomas, virus in monocytes, lethargy positive mono spot test, activity restrictions
TB read in 48-72 hrs children are usually asymptomatic
fifth diseasse human parvoviruss, slapped face,droplet, contagious the week before rash
lyme disease bacterial illness by ticks: 3 stages. early bulls eye rash with burning warmth 3030 days after bite, early head and nerves, late disease: nerve damage and brain inflamed tx: antibiotics
scabies apply scabicided leave for 8-12 hrs repeast 1 week later, treat everyone in ccontact, mite bites and eggs
ring warm (tinea) fungus, selsun blue shampoo, antifungal powder
head lice nix apple 2nd time 7-10 days later
steven Johnson syndrome sloughing of skin, maybe causes by antx or anticonvulsants, worsening burn, begins lik flu, eye lubricants prevents blindness
tetralogy of fallot cyanotic heart disease, pulm. artery stenosis, ventricular septal defect, hypertrophy of right ventricle, and over riding aorta
tetralogy of fallot s/s bone marrow makes more RBCs to compensate for decrease 02 knee to chest positioning
ventricular septal defect most common will have lower HR, digoxin and diuretics high cal food, surgery
rheumatic fever 1-6wks after group A beta inx, untreated strep, prevention is key
Kawasaki disease leading cause of acquired heart disease, 25% heart damage, CHF, and thrombosis is complications
Kawasaki disease acute phase give antipyretics, inflamed mouth and tongue, rash, swollen
Kawasaki disease subacute phase fever goes away, hands and feet peel, irritability persists
Kawasaki disease convalescent phase ESR and C reactive protein remain elevated arthritis present
Kawasaki disease interventions IVIG, aspirin 80-100mg/kg divided every 6hrs, cardiac monitoring, and fluids
spastic CP needs high cal diet due to hypermobility
ataxic cp safety wear helmet
dyskinitic CP moves face more
dilantin/phenytoin can cause gum hyperplasia
increase icp s/s bludging font. increase BP, decrease HR
lead poisoning combines with hemoglobin in liver
babinski reflex disappears at 2yrs
stops holding finer at what age 4m
mishaped or placed ears needs to be seen by urologist
chelating process lead excretes lead through the urine
Babinski disappears at what age 2yrs
dilatin causes hitsutism
febrile sz patter familia? yas
ICP Vitals decreased everything
external VP shunt level eye level
bacterial meningitis precautions mask
reyes syndrome caused saliclated during viral ifx
phenobarbital preassess pregno?
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