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A 10-month old boy is brought to the GP by his mother for a two-day history of reported wheezing. His temperature is 102.1F. Auscultation of the chest shows normal …
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A neonate born at term develops respiratory distress shortly after delivery. There are markedly decreased breath sounds bilaterally. Borborygmi is auscultated in the left hemithorax. Chest x-ray shows tracheal …
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A female neonate born at 39 weeks gestation via Caesarean section is in respiratory distress. She is placed under warming lights and tactile stimulation and oxygen therapy are initiated. …
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A male newborn at 34 weeks gestation is in respiratory distress. Physical examination shows cyanosis. X-ray shows displacement of the mediastinum to the right and the absence of bowel …
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A male neonate born at 39 weeks gestation is in respiratory distress. Bowel sounds are auscultated in the left hemithorax. Improper development of which of the following is most …
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A 6-week-old girl is brought to the GP for a well-child examination. Her parents have no concerns about her breastfeeding habits and growth. She is at the 30th percentile …
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HY lecture notes: Person who’s vomiting; what’s the biochemical disturbance? –> hypokalemic hypochloremic metabolic alkalosis –> low K, low Cl, high pH, high bicarb, low H, anion gap normal (even …
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HY lecture notes: Random point for pediatrics is that pregnancy can occur before one’s first period, so if they give you, e.g., a 13F who’s never had a menstrual …
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HY lecture notes: Pathologic jaundice in peds = must have at least one of the following: Any jaundice on the first day of life (first 24 hours of life), …
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HY lecture notes: Tx of community-acquired sepsis –> if USMLE asks you for one drug, the answer = third-generation cephalosporin –> ceftriaxone is almost always the answer; if the …
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