Congenital defects — Flashcards

What is the next step in management for a newborn with bilious emesis and gasless abdomen on X-ray? _____

What is the most likely diagnosis in a 4-month old boy who presents with seizures? He was born at home. Physical exam shows light hair and blue eyes. His urine is noticable for a "musty odor". _____

Thalassemia, when major, is treated with _____ and prophylactic deferoxamine to prevent _____

_____ is an appropriate treatment for children < 6 months with developmental dysplasia of the hip

Laryngomalacia presents with inspiratory stridor that improves while _____, whereas vascular ring presents with biphasic stridor that improves while _____

Which major autosomal trisomy is associated with hypotonia leading to a weak suck and protruding tongue? _____

Bottle feeding = _____ risk of pyloric stenosis

Bilious vomiting, abdominal distension and hematochezia in an infant is suggestive of _____

Hint: diagnosis

Esophageal atresia with TEF typically presents with drooling, choking, and _____ with the first feeding

If you hear bowel sounds over the lungs and there's a scaphoid abdomen in a dyspneic baby think _____