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GI Potpouri

4 yr oldsMost

CommonBacteria

& DiseaseX-RaySigns

Vaccines

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Double Jeopardy

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Most common reason for pediatric liver transplants

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Biliary Atresia

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Electrolyte derangement in classical pyloric

stenosis

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Hypochloremic Metabolic Alkalosis

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Acid-base disorder seen in urea cycle defects

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Respiratory Alkalosis

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Drug which can help push a distal esophageal foreign body into the stomach

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Glucagon

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Mass of hair in the stomach seen in kids with hair-pulling

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Trichobezoar

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The average weight, in pounds, of a 4 year old

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40 lbs

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The average length, in inches, of a 4 year old

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40 inches

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The number of colors the average 4 year old can name

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4

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The number of parts of a person the average 4 year old can draw (not including the head)

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4 parts

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The average number to which a 4 year old can count

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4

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Most common cause of lobar pneumonia

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Pneumococcus

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Most common heart defect in Down Syndrome

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VSD

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Most common Cystic Fibrosis mutation

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Delta-508

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Most common Jones criterion in ARF

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Carditis

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Most common metabolic liver disease in children

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A-AT Deficiency

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Gram Negative Rod which causes arthritis in Sickle Cell Patients

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Salmonella

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Gram-Positive Rod which causes Neonatal Meningitis

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Listeria

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Common bacteria colonizing CF patients

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Pseudomonas(Burkholderia)

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Bacteria which causes 50 % of sepsis cases in

Galactosemic patients

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E. coli

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Bacteria which causes severe infections after cat-bites

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Pasturella multocida

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Cause of the “Steeple Sign”

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Croup

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Cause of the “Sail Sign”

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Thymus

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Frayed metaphyses, cupping of epiphyses

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Rickets

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Cause of the “Football Sign” in the NICU

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Intraperitoneal Air

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Cause of the “Double Bubble Sign” in an abdominal film in a Trisomy 21 patient

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Duodenal Atresia

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The 2nd M in MMR Vaccine

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What is Mumps?

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What VAPP stands for

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Vaccine Associated Paralytic Polio

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Age Range when the 1

st Live Virus Vaccines are given

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12-15 months

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Difference in the number of capsular antigens in old and new

pneumococcal vaccines

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What is16?(23-7)

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The Oka Strainis found in this immunization

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What is Varivax?

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UnusualInfections

AcronymsImmuno-deficiency

TheEyes CF The 6

Exanthems

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Double Jeopardy

FINAL JEOPARDY

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One of the 3 antibiotics that most

commonly cause pseudomembranous

colitis

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AmpicillinClindamycin

Penicillin

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This antigen of the Hepatitis B Virus indicates infectivity

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e

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Guillan-Barre often follows this bacterial

diarrheal infection

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Campylobacterjejuni

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Named after the LatinWord for “sausage,”

This infection is often associated with home

canning or feeding infants honey

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Botulism

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Terminal complementDeficiencies make oneProne to this organism

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Meningococcus

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The ‘N’ inPANDAS

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Neuro-psychiatric

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The ‘TE’In VATER

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Tracheo-Esophageal

Fistula

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The ‘P’In LEOPARD

Syndrome

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PulmonaryStenosis

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The ‘RRF’In MERRF

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Ragged RedFibers

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The ‘O’ inTORCH

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Other

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This is theMost common

Antibody deficiency

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What isSelective IgADeficiency?

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Aortic Arch Abnormalities,

Hypocalcemia &T-Cell Defects

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What isDiGeorge

Syndrome?

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Diagnosed with theNitroblue Tetrazolium

(NBT)Test

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What isChronic

GranulomatousDisease?

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The IgElevated in

Job Syndrome

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What is IgE?

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A screening test forThe Complement System

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What are CH50Or C3 Levels?

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Found in DownSyndrome

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What areBrushfield Spots?

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Found inTuberousSclerosis

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What areLisch Nodules?

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TumorPresenting

As Leukocoria

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What isRetinoblastoma?

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Age whenVision becomes

20/20

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What is 5 years?

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Eye findingRecently linkedWith FamilialPolyposis Coli

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What is RetinalThickening?

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Norse midwivesDiagnosed CF byTasting this on

newborn’s foreheads

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What is Salt?

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The Most CommonCF Mutation

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What is delta-508?

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1 in 20

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What is the USIncidence of CF

mutationsIn Caucasians?

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Common Neonatal

Presentation ofCF

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What is Meconium Ileus?

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Cause of aFalse Positive

Sweat Test

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What isMalnutrition?

Also, GSD-I, Hereditary Fructose Intolerance,And others….

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Heart Lesion due to fetal

rubella

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What is Pulmonary Stenosis?

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The 4 C’sOf Measles

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What are Cough,Coryza,

Conjunctivitis &Koplik’s Spots?

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CausesSlapped Cheek Disease,

Aplastic Crises andIs lethal to dogs

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What isParvovirus?

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Sixth Disease isCaused by this

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What is HHV-6?

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“Fourth Disease” – No Longer a

Separate disease

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What is Duke’s

Disease?

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Most commonNon-parotitis

Presentation of MumpsIn pre-pubertal kids

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What is AsepticMeningitis?

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FINAL JEOPARDY

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The CirclesOf Ottolini in

Alphabetical Order

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What is InfectionMalignancy

Rheumatologic?


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