•Henoch-Schonlein purpura Features:
"PAAN"
Purpura
Abdominal pain
Arthritis
Nephritis
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#Pediatrics
"PAAN"
Purpura
Abdominal pain
Arthritis
Nephritis
#Medicine
#Pediatrics
•Frequent causes of haemolytic neonatal jaundice at 24 hours of age:
RAGS
-Rhesus incompatibility
-ABO incompatibility
-G6PD deficiency
-Spherocytosis.
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RAGS
-Rhesus incompatibility
-ABO incompatibility
-G6PD deficiency
-Spherocytosis.
#Pediatrics
Most Important Tests of Synovial Fluid:
(3 C's)
-Culture and gram stain
-Cell count and differential
-Crystal examination (protein, LDH, glucose less helpful)
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(3 C's)
-Culture and gram stain
-Cell count and differential
-Crystal examination (protein, LDH, glucose less helpful)
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Day of appearance of rash in a febrile patient:
“Very Sick Person Must Take Double Tablets”
Very – Varicella (day 1
Sick – Scarlet fever (day 2
Person –Small pox (day 3
Must – Measles (day 4
Take – Typhus (day 5
Double – Dengue (day 6
Tablets – Typhoid (day 7.
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“Very Sick Person Must Take Double Tablets”
Very – Varicella (day 1
Sick – Scarlet fever (day 2
Person –Small pox (day 3
Must – Measles (day 4
Take – Typhus (day 5
Double – Dengue (day 6
Tablets – Typhoid (day 7.
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Respiratory depression inducing drugs
"STOP"
-Sedatives and hypnotics
-Trimethoprim
-Opiates
-Polymyxins.
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"STOP"
-Sedatives and hypnotics
-Trimethoprim
-Opiates
-Polymyxins.
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Difficult intubation:
L E M O N
-Look externally
-Evaluate 3-3-2 rule
-Mallampati score
-Obstruction
-Neck Mobility.
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L E M O N
-Look externally
-Evaluate 3-3-2 rule
-Mallampati score
-Obstruction
-Neck Mobility.
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Varicose vein : symptoms
AEIOU
-Aching
-Eczema
-Itching
-Oedema
-Ulceration (LDS, hemosiderin, varicosities)
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AEIOU
-Aching
-Eczema
-Itching
-Oedema
-Ulceration (LDS, hemosiderin, varicosities)
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C
🇺🇸👤JOE BIDEN 🏛
🗳Juvenile eating disorder(anorexia nervosa)
🗳Other(pregnancy, systemic sclerosis, myotonic dystrophy)
🗳Environmental and dietary(low fiber diet, immobility,...)
🗳Bowel obstructing lesions
🗳Irritable bowel syndrome, Idiopathic chronic constipation
🗳Drugs(Aluminum,Opiates,
...), Dyssynergic defecation
🗳Endocrine and metabolic (hypothyroidism,hypokalemia,hypercalcemia)
🗳Neurogenic disorders(Multiple sclerosis, Hirschsprung disease,...)
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auses of chronic constipation
🇺🇸👤JOE BIDEN 🏛
🗳Juvenile eating disorder(anorexia nervosa)
🗳Other(pregnancy, systemic sclerosis, myotonic dystrophy)
🗳Environmental and dietary(low fiber diet, immobility,...)
🗳Bowel obstructing lesions
🗳Irritable bowel syndrome, Idiopathic chronic constipation
🗳Drugs(Aluminum,Opiates,
...), Dyssynergic defecation
🗳Endocrine and metabolic (hypothyroidism,hypokalemia,hypercalcemia)
🗳Neurogenic disorders(Multiple sclerosis, Hirschsprung disease,...)
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Hypercalcemia DDx
🥛HyperCALCEMIAS
💠Hyperparathyroidism
💠Carcinoma
💠Antacids containing Calcium, Acute renal failure
💠Lymphoma, Leukemia, Low phosphate, Lithium
💠Calcium Supplements, Congenital (familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia)
💠Endocrine: hyperthyroidism, pheochromocytoma
💠Multiple Myeloma, Metistatic Lesions to Bone, Milk-alkali syndrome
💠Immobilization (exacerbates another underlying disorder), Iatrogenic(thiazide, diuretics, vitamin D)
💠Addison's Disease, Acromegaly, A hypervitaminosis
💠Sarcoid and other granulomatous diseases
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🥛HyperCALCEMIAS
💠Hyperparathyroidism
💠Carcinoma
💠Antacids containing Calcium, Acute renal failure
💠Lymphoma, Leukemia, Low phosphate, Lithium
💠Calcium Supplements, Congenital (familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia)
💠Endocrine: hyperthyroidism, pheochromocytoma
💠Multiple Myeloma, Metistatic Lesions to Bone, Milk-alkali syndrome
💠Immobilization (exacerbates another underlying disorder), Iatrogenic(thiazide, diuretics, vitamin D)
💠Addison's Disease, Acromegaly, A hypervitaminosis
💠Sarcoid and other granulomatous diseases
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•Why thyroxine should be started in low dose?
-Because if high dose is given, it may precipitate anginal attack.
#Thyroid
-Because if high dose is given, it may precipitate anginal attack.
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•What is the bedside test in hypothyroidism?
-Ankle jerk, which shows slow relaxation, also called “hung-up reflex” (other jerks may also show slow relaxation).
•How slow relaxation is best elicited in the ankle? Why slow relaxation?
-It is best elicited in kneel down position on a chair or bedside.
-Slow relaxation is due to decreased rate of muscle contraction and relaxation.
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-Ankle jerk, which shows slow relaxation, also called “hung-up reflex” (other jerks may also show slow relaxation).
•How slow relaxation is best elicited in the ankle? Why slow relaxation?
-It is best elicited in kneel down position on a chair or bedside.
-Slow relaxation is due to decreased rate of muscle contraction and relaxation.
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•What is Hashimoto’s thyroiditis?
-It is an autoimmune thyroiditis characterized by destructive lymphoid infiltration of thyroid leading to atrophic change with regeneration and goiter formation.
-It is more common in middle aged woman.
-The goiter is usually diffuse, moderately enlarged and firm or rubbery. Sometimes, it may be soft to hard.
-Antithyroid antibody (very high, >1000 IU/L)—antimicrosomal (antiperoxidase) in 90% and antithyroglobulin antibodies (no rise of TSH-receptor antibody).
-Initially, the patient may present with features of toxicosis, called Hashi-toxicosis.
-About 25% patients are hypothyroid at presentation. In the remaining patients, serum T4 is normal and TSH is normal or raised.
-There is risk of developing overt hypothyroidism in future.
-Treatment– thyroxine (it reduces the size of goiter also).
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#Medicine
#Surgery
-It is an autoimmune thyroiditis characterized by destructive lymphoid infiltration of thyroid leading to atrophic change with regeneration and goiter formation.
-It is more common in middle aged woman.
-The goiter is usually diffuse, moderately enlarged and firm or rubbery. Sometimes, it may be soft to hard.
-Antithyroid antibody (very high, >1000 IU/L)—antimicrosomal (antiperoxidase) in 90% and antithyroglobulin antibodies (no rise of TSH-receptor antibody).
-Initially, the patient may present with features of toxicosis, called Hashi-toxicosis.
-About 25% patients are hypothyroid at presentation. In the remaining patients, serum T4 is normal and TSH is normal or raised.
-There is risk of developing overt hypothyroidism in future.
-Treatment– thyroxine (it reduces the size of goiter also).
#Thyroid
#Medicine
#Surgery
•What is the natural history of Graves’ disease?
-It may be hyperthyroid, euthyroid followed by hypothyroidism.
•What is euthyroid Graves’ disease?
-The patient is clinically and biochemically euthyroid, but there is ophthalmopathy (also there is diffuse goiter, dermopathy).
-Thyroid releasing hormone (TRH) stimulation test show flat response curve.
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#Surgery
#Medicine
-It may be hyperthyroid, euthyroid followed by hypothyroidism.
•What is euthyroid Graves’ disease?
-The patient is clinically and biochemically euthyroid, but there is ophthalmopathy (also there is diffuse goiter, dermopathy).
-Thyroid releasing hormone (TRH) stimulation test show flat response curve.
#Thyroid
#Surgery
#Medicine
•What is thyrotoxic crisis?
-Thyrotoxic crisis is a medical emergency that's characterized by life threatening increase of signs and symptoms of thyrotoxicosis (also called thyroid storm).
•What are the Precipitating factors for thyroid crisis?
1-Infection
2-Stress
3-Surgery in unprepared patient
4-Following radioiodine therapy (due to radiation thyroiditis).
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#Medicine
-Thyrotoxic crisis is a medical emergency that's characterized by life threatening increase of signs and symptoms of thyrotoxicosis (also called thyroid storm).
•What are the Precipitating factors for thyroid crisis?
1-Infection
2-Stress
3-Surgery in unprepared patient
4-Following radioiodine therapy (due to radiation thyroiditis).
#Thyroid
#Medicine