Congenital defects — Flashcards

Tetralogy of fallot is characterized by a(n) _____, _____, _____, and _____

Complications of cleft lip/palate include recurrent _____, hearing problems, speech defects, and feeding difficulties (FTT)

Hint: infection

Child presents with an intellectual disability, seizures, "happy puppet" with laughing, and fascination with water. Disease and cause? _____

What complication of shoulder dystocia manifests as a "Waiter's tip" with an impaired biceps/moro reflex in a newborn? _____

Uncorrected left-to-right shunting leads to _____ hypertension, causing reversal of the shunt (right to left), causing late _____

What is tx of meconium ileus? _____

- Cyanosis with feeds → pinking up with crying - Childhood snoring with partial obstruction _____

Hint: Diagnosis?

What is postnatal treatment for congenital diaphragmatic hernia? (3) _____

What is the treatment for Transposition of the Great Vessels without a VSD? _____

Do umbilical hernias typically require surgical intervention? _____