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Peds Review

QuestionAnswer
Epiglottitis priority Airway obstruction due to swollen epiglottis
Intervention for epiglottitis Do NOT inspect throat; keep child calm; prepare for intubation
Croup sounds like Barky cough with inspiratory stridor
Croup treatment Cool mist, racemic epinephrine, corticosteroids
RSV primary concern Airway clearance from mucus
RSV interventions Suctioning, humidified oxygen, hydration, cluster care
Asthma attack priority Oxygenation and bronchodilation
Asthma treatment Albuterol, corticosteroids, monitor O₂
Pertussis concern Airway and thick mucus from coughing fits
Pertussis interventions Droplet precautions, suction, hydration, antibiotics
Cystic Fibrosis concerns Airway clearance and poor GI absorption
CF interventions Chest physiotherapy, pancreatic enzymes, high-calorie high-protein diet
Foreign body aspiration signs Sudden cough, stridor, or silence
FBA intervention Back blows <1 yr, Heimlich >1 yr, prepare for bronchoscopy
Pyloric stenosis signs Projectile vomiting, palpable olive mass
Pyloric stenosis intervention NPO, IV fluids, correct electrolytes, prepare for surgery
Intussusception signs Intermittent pain, red currant jelly stool
Intussusception intervention Air enema, monitor for recurrence
Hirschsprung disease cause Absence of ganglion cells = no peristalsis
Hirschsprung signs Ribbon-like stool, abdominal distension
Appendicitis signs RLQ pain, rebound tenderness, fever
Appendicitis action NPO, prepare for surgery, pain management
Cleft palate concern Aspiration and feeding difficulty
Cleft palate intervention Upright feeding, special bottles, surgical repair
TEF signs Frothy saliva, choking, cyanosis
TEF action NPO, elevate HOB, prepare for surgery
Meningitis in infant signs Bulging fontanel, high-pitched cry
Meningitis action Droplet precautions, lumbar puncture, antibiotics
Febrile seizure concern Safety during benign seizure
Febrile seizure treatment Seizure precautions, treat fever
Hydrocephalus signs Bulging fontanel, sunset eyes
Hydrocephalus intervention VP shunt care, monitor for increased ICP
Reye's syndrome cause Aspirin use after viral illness
Reye's intervention Monitor LOC, manage ICP, no aspirin
TOF cyanotic spells treatment Knee-to-chest, oxygen, morphine
VSD concern Heart failure due to left-to-right shunt
VSD intervention Diuretics, monitor weight, surgery if needed
Coarctation of aorta sign High BP in arms, low BP in legs
Transposition of great vessels concern Poor oxygenation; cyanosis at birth
Transposition treatment Prostaglandin to keep ductus open, surgery
Kawasaki signs Fever >5 days, rash, strawberry tongue
Kawasaki treatment IVIG, aspirin, monitor for aneurysms
T1DM main risk in kids Hypoglycemia or DKA
DKA signs Fruity breath, Kussmaul respirations, low LOC
DKA intervention IV fluids, insulin, monitor potassium
Hypospadias intervention Delay circumcision; surgery needed
Nephrotic syndrome signs Edema, frothy urine, protein loss
Nephrotic intervention Steroids, low-salt diet, monitor weight
Glomerulonephritis signs Cola urine, HTN, post-strep
Glomerulonephritis treatment Low salt, fluid restriction, monitor BP
UTI in infant signs Fever, irritability, poor feeding
UTI treatment Antibiotics, fluids, hygiene education
Clubfoot treatment Serial casting, possible surgery
Hip dysplasia signs Uneven glute folds, hip click
Hip dysplasia treatment Pavlik harness, early detection
Scoliosis risk Respiratory compromise if severe
Scoliosis treatment Bracing for moderate, surgery for severe
OI signs Blue sclera, frequent fractures
OI intervention Gentle handling, fracture prevention
Juvenile arthritis concern Joint pain and stiffness
JIA treatment NSAIDs, PT/OT, maintain mobility
Newborn hypoglycemia concern Brain needs glucose; jittery, lethargic, poor feeding
Newborn hypoglycemia treatment Early feedings, monitor glucose, IV dextrose if needed
Neonatal abstinence syndrome signs High-pitched cry, tremors, poor feeding, irritability
NAS care Reduce stimulation, swaddle, pacifier, possible morphine
Hyperbilirubinemia concern Risk of kernicterus (brain damage)
Jaundice treatment Phototherapy, frequent feeds, monitor levels
Cold stress signs Low temp, lethargy, hypoglycemia
Cold stress intervention Warm slowly, skin-to-skin, radiant warmer
Respiratory distress in newborn Grunting, nasal flaring, retractions
Newborn respiratory support O₂, CPAP, suction if needed, monitor closely
Meconium aspiration concern Obstructed airway and inflammation
Meconium aspiration treatment Suction if non-vigorous, supportive care
Preterm infant risks Immature lungs, thermoregulation, feeding
Preterm care Warmth, oxygen, gavage feeds, monitor glucose
Post-term risks Meconium aspiration, aging placenta, macrosomia
Post-term care Monitor glucose, respiratory status, birth trauma
Birth trauma signs Brachial palsy, clavicle fracture, facial nerve injury
Birth trauma care Gentle handling, support arm, monitor healing
SGA infant risks Hypoglycemia, temp instability
LGA infant risks Birth injury, hypoglycemia, polycythemia
IM injection site for infants Vastus lateralis (thigh muscle)
Preferred site for vaccines under 3 Vastus lateralis
Peds med dosing based on Weight in kg
Digoxin hold parameters (infants) Hold if HR < 90–110 bpm
Otic med for child under 3 Pull ear down and back
Lumbar puncture position Side-lying with knees to chest
Best IV site for infant Scalp, foot, or hand veins
Pain scale for infants FLACC scale
Pain scale for older children FACES or Numeric
Peds fluid resuscitation 20 mL/kg isotonic fluids (NS/LR)
Safe crib setup Firm mattress, no pillows or toys
Car seat rules Rear-facing until 2 years or height/weight limits
Lead poisoning symptoms Developmental delay, anemia, GI upset
Lead poisoning treatment Chelation therapy, remove source
Drooling, tripod position, no cough Epiglottitis → emergency
Sudden silence after choking Complete obstruction
Barking cough + stridor Croup
Projectile vomiting + olive mass Pyloric stenosis
Red currant jelly stool Intussusception
Frothy secretions + choking Tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF)
Bulging fontanel + irritability Increased ICP
Fever + purpura Possible meningococcemia → emergency
High-pitched cry in newborn Neurologic distress or withdrawal
Seizure + fever in child Febrile seizure (common but monitor)
Blue sclera Osteogenesis imperfecta
Uneven thigh/glute folds Hip dysplasia
Strawberry tongue + desquamation Kawasaki disease
Irritability + head lag + poor suck Possible cerebral palsy or neuro issue
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