abdominal pain on bike = trauma = pancreatitis (or splenic rupture)
Melanosis coli: laxative
Appendicitis-like pain can be caused by campylo and yersinia children understand no at 3 years old weight: 3.5; double at 6mo, triple at 1y; (then +2.3kg every year) height: 50; 75 at 1year, 85 at 2year, 100 at 4year (5-7.5 cm every year) HC: 35; 45 at 1year, 47 at 2year predicted growth: 1/2 * (mum's height + dad's height + 12.7cm) osmotic diarrhea improves with fasting (vs. secretary: diarrhea happens regardless of food intake) -a1-antrypsin in stools is indicative of creatorrhea (ex: menetrier=lost protein) allergy is main cause for diarrea GBS ifx high if long rupture of membrane (>18 hours); prematurity meningitis after 2 days bcz hematogenous spread DMSA is the gold standart for acute pyelonephritis (scintigraphy) Drooling with tonsilitis and rash is indicative of? = coxsackie infant can purposefuly grasp something at 6 months MC dx for 8mo old, intestinal obstruction and syncope? intussuception most common causes for infant syncope is GERD Right or left hand dominance develops at 18-24 months years old Summer infx that causes fever and decreased WBC? salmonella typhoid fever vitals of a neonate: HR 120-160, RR 30-60, BP 50-70 sepsis workup? CBCd, blood culture, CXR, lumbar puncture Congenital diaphragmatic hernia - INTUBATE! epiglottitis mgmt? INTUBATE (ABC first) intussuception mgmt? air enema biliary atresia mgmt? US then HIDA then Cholangiogram (gold) eosphageal atresia with distal fistual is most common What is the leading cause of neonatal seizures? Hypoxic/ischaemic encephalopathy white pustules on an erythematous base on a 2 day old = erythema toxicum (NORMAL!! don't treat) Which congenital disease is associated with an enlarged anterior fontanelle? hypothyroidism infantile spasm = west syndrome (hypsarrythmia) = treat with ACTH KNOW: vaccines, development milestones