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From LA to RA (b/c RV is more compliant during diastole than LV) |
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Location of inlet septal defect? |
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Close to tricuspid valve (inlet into RV) |
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Muscles of ventricular septum? |
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Moderator band --> up into septal band --> forms a Y near the outlet |
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Location of perimembranous VSD? |
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Anywhere w/in the "Y" of the septal band (just under tricuspid and aortic valves) |
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What can spontanteously close a perimembranous VSD? |
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leaflet from tricuspid valve |
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What are the most posteriorly located types of VSD? |
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Location of supracristal VSD? |
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Outlet of LV (just under aortic and pulmonary valve) --> can cause aortic regurg |
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Flow of blood in VSD and areas of hypertrophy? |
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When do large VSDs typically present and why? |
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4-6 weeks Age at which pulmonary vascular resistance is lowest |
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Which chambers hypertrophy in PDA? |
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What is the most common type of non-cyanotic CHD? |
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What is the MC type of cyanotic CHD? |
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Genetic syndrome associated w/ Tetralogy of Fallot? |
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DiGeorge or 22 q 11 deletion |
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Degree of cyanosis is ToF depends mostly on what? |
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Degree of pulmonary stenosis |
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Which type of CHD is associated w/ "boot-shaped" heart? |
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Direction of flow through VSD of ToF? |
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RV to LV (due to pulmonary stenosis) |
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1) Pulmonary stenosis 2) VSD 3) RVH 4) Overriding aorta |
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Tx for transposition of great vessels? |
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Balloon septostomy (introduces ASD) Prostaglandin to maintain PDA |
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What is the biggest concern during arterial switch surgery for transposition of great vessels? |
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Coronary arteries come off aorta & need to be switched --> concern that they may become stenosed |
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What type of CHD is most commonly associated w/ the following: Noonan syndrome, Williams, and Congenital rubella, and Alagille syndrome? |
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Why is baby blue with pulmonary stenosis? |
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PFO: shunting of blood from RA to LA |
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Tx for pulmonary stenosis? |
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PGE to maintain PDA Balloon valvuloplasty |
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Hypothesized mechanism of coarctation of aorta? |
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Tissue from DA constricts aorta as it closes off the DA |
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Common location of coarctation of aorta? |
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Isthmus (just distal to branch-off of L subclavian artery) |
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PE presentation in coarctation? |
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Early- CHF and shock Later- upper extremity HTN and decreased femoral pulse |
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Classic CXR finding in coarctation? |
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PGE to maintain PDA Surgical: end-to-end anastomosis, arch augmentation |
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Which type of CHD requires exercise restriction? |
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Aortic valve stenosis- risk of ascending aorta dilation & aneurysm |
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Tx for left-sided heart syndrome? |
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PGE 3 surgeries: 1) Norwood 2) bidirectional Glenn 3) Fontan |
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What is the norwood procedure? |
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Pulmonary artery becomes aorta, patent foramen ovale, shunt from aorta to pulmonary arteries (single atrium, single ventricle --> mixing of blue and pink blood) |
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What is the bidirectional Gleen procedure? |
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connect SVC directly to pulmonary arteries |
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What is the Fontan procedure? |
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Connect IVC directly to pulmonary arteries |
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What is a unique allergic contraindication for HepB vaccine? |
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1) Birth 2) 1-2 mos. 3) 6-18 mos. |
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Dose schedule for baby born to mom who has HepB? |
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1) w/in 12 hrs of birth 2) 1mo. 3) 6mo. |
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1) 2mos. 2) 4mos. 3) 6mos. 4) 15-18 mos. 5) 4-6yrs |
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What is the cutoff age for DTaP? |
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Contraindicated over 7yrs |
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1) 2mos. 2) 4mos. 3) 6mos. 4) 15-18mos. |
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Does a 5y.o. need to catchup on HiB? |
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No, unless immunocompromised |
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What is the youngest age cutoff for HiB? |
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Life-threatening rxn to which antibiotics contraindicates the polio vaccine? |
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Neomycin, streptomycin, polymyxin B |
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Is Prevnar pneumo13 or 23? |
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Koplik spots are associated w/ what illness? |
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Which childhood illness is associated w/ parotitis and orchitis? |
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Mom's exposure to what illness can lead to congenital rubella syndrome? |
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1) 12-15mos. 2) 4-6yrs Must be at least 28 days b/w doses |
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Allergic rxns to what contraindicate MMR vax? |
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T/F: varicella is a live vaccine |
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What medication class needs to be stopped at least 1mo. before varicella vax? |
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Dosing schedule for HepA? |
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2 doses b/w 12-24mos. (6mos. b/w doses) At least 1mo. prior to travel to high risk area |
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Which meningococcal vax is more efficacious: MCV4 or MPSV? |
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What is the recommended age for MCV? |
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11-12y.o. (Under 10 if immunocompromised) |
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Which prior illness is a contraindication for MCV? |
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Definition
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What HPV types are prevented by the vaccine? |
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16&18- cause cervical cancer 6&11- cause genital warts |
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Which vax can cause syncope? |
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Which rotavirus vax should be avoided in latex allergy: rotatech or rotarix? |
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What is the youngest age for flu vax? |
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What special dosing is required for patients <9y.o. receiving their first flu vax? |
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2 doses 4 wks apart- 1st to prime immune system, 2nd to protect immunity |
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How much does body weight increase in the first year of life? |
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How much does length increase in the first year of life? |
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How much does head circumference increase in the first year of life? |
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How much does brain weight increase in the first year of life? |
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How much does BMR increase in the first year of life? |
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What is considered normal weight loss after birth for baby? |
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5-10% (fluid loss) in first 4 days |
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By what day post-birth should baby return to birth weight? |
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How much weight above birth weight should baby gain in first month? |
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When do fontanelles close? |
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Anterior- 12 to 18mos. Posterior- end of 1st mo. |
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When should first dental exam be performed? |
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W/in 6 mos. of eruption of first tooth, no later than 12 mos. old |
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When can children start using fluoride toothpaste? |
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@ what age can baby turn from side to back? |
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@ what age can baby hold head erect? |
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@ what age can baby open & close hands loosely? |
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What are the official and unofficial names of the disease that presents with a "slapped-cheek" appearance? |
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Official: erythema infectiosum Unofficial: 5th disease |
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What organism causes erythema infectiosum? |
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What does APGAR stand for? |
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Activity (muscle tone) Pulse Grimace Appearance (skin color) Respirations (crying) |
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What childhood disease is associated w/ fever lasting several days with rash and what organism causes it? |
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What disease state in children is associated w/ palpable "olive-shaped" mass in abdomen? |
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Pathyphys of Legg-Calve-Perthes disease? |
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Femoral head osteonecrosis |
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How much does baby's weight change by 1st year? |
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