NSG 6435 PEDS FINAL EXAM -SOLVED
Alli's sign - ANSWER-Uneven knees- DDH
atopic dermatitis - ANSWER-scaly erythematous plaque, symmetric lichenified scaly red
plaques
Barlow's sign - ANSWER-hip clunk- DDH
candidal diaper rash - ANSWER-confluent, bright red papules and plaques with
scattered pustules, overlying scale, and satellite lesions at the periphery
cause of epiglottitis - ANSWER-HIB
DDH diagnosis - ANSWER-B/L hip ultrasound
NBs (2 weeks- 3months)
X-rays (>3 months of age), landmarks become more visible
DDH treatment - ANSWER-pavlik harness
definitive SSD test - ANSWER-hgb electrophoresis
encopresis - ANSWER-constipation with fecal soiling
more common in males
epiglottitis s/sx - ANSWER-severe sore throat, sudden escalating fever, drooling, tripod
position, inspiratory distress without stridor
epilepsy triggers - ANSWER-chemicals, foods, sleep deprivation, stress, flashing lights,
menses, meds (BCPs)
febrile seizure treatment - ANSWER-manage airway
lorazepam iv if indicated
control fever
look for source of fever
febrile seizures - ANSWER-caused by rapid rise in temp
occurs in 2-5% of all children
peak incidence- 1-3 years
majority tonic-clonic
most last less than 5 minutes
R/O MENINGITIS
LP indications: signs of meningitis, 6-12 months
Galeazzi sign - ANSWER-uneven knees- DDH
Alli's sign - ANSWER-Uneven knees- DDH
atopic dermatitis - ANSWER-scaly erythematous plaque, symmetric lichenified scaly red
plaques
Barlow's sign - ANSWER-hip clunk- DDH
candidal diaper rash - ANSWER-confluent, bright red papules and plaques with
scattered pustules, overlying scale, and satellite lesions at the periphery
cause of epiglottitis - ANSWER-HIB
DDH diagnosis - ANSWER-B/L hip ultrasound
NBs (2 weeks- 3months)
X-rays (>3 months of age), landmarks become more visible
DDH treatment - ANSWER-pavlik harness
definitive SSD test - ANSWER-hgb electrophoresis
encopresis - ANSWER-constipation with fecal soiling
more common in males
epiglottitis s/sx - ANSWER-severe sore throat, sudden escalating fever, drooling, tripod
position, inspiratory distress without stridor
epilepsy triggers - ANSWER-chemicals, foods, sleep deprivation, stress, flashing lights,
menses, meds (BCPs)
febrile seizure treatment - ANSWER-manage airway
lorazepam iv if indicated
control fever
look for source of fever
febrile seizures - ANSWER-caused by rapid rise in temp
occurs in 2-5% of all children
peak incidence- 1-3 years
majority tonic-clonic
most last less than 5 minutes
R/O MENINGITIS
LP indications: signs of meningitis, 6-12 months
Galeazzi sign - ANSWER-uneven knees- DDH
