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.pdfUSMLE Step 2 CK λ Pediatrics
Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), 10 |
infections, 15–19 |
Omphalocele, 9, 22, 24 |
Neglect and abuse, 61–65 |
initial care, 2 |
Oncology |
nutritional neglect, 40, 61 |
jaundice, 9–15 |
adrenocortical tumor, 174 |
requirement to report, 40, 61, 62, |
lupus, 192 |
bone tumors, 186 |
64, 65 |
ophthalmia neonatorum, 100 |
brain tumors, 214–215 |
Neonatal seizures, 224–225 |
physical examination, 3, 113 |
breastfeeding and maternal cancer, 41 |
Neonatal sepsis, 15 |
physiologic anemia of infancy, 197 |
external otitis, 105 |
Neonates. See Newborn |
pulmonic stenosis as RnL shunt, 125 |
immunodeficiency and, 92–96 |
Neonatorum, 3 |
reflexes, 44 |
intraocular tumor, 102 |
Nephroblastoma, 216 |
respiratory disorders, 7–9 |
intussusception, 152 |
Nephrotic syndrome, 163–164 |
screening tests, 2, 4–5, 206 |
leukemia, 213–214 |
Neural tube defects, 219–222 |
seizures, 224–225 |
lymphomas, 213–214, 253 |
Neuroblastoma, 216 |
T-cell count necessity, 94 |
multiple endocrine neoplasias, 171 |
pheochromocytoma versus, 216 |
transient neonatal myasthenia, 231 |
neuroblastoma, 216 |
Neurocutaneous syndromes, 226–228 |
tuberculosis, 243 |
pancytopenia risks, 200 |
Neurofibromatosis, 226–227 |
vitamin K, 2, 40, 210 |
retinoblastoma, 102 |
optic nerve glioma, 215, 226 |
weight loss in first week, 31 |
rhabdomyosarcoma, 217 |
pheochromocytoma association, |
Nightmares, 52 |
seminoma, 164 |
216, 226 |
Nocturnal dyspnea rarity, 113 |
testes, 165 |
rhabdomyosarcoma and, 217, 226 |
Nodules of acne, 265 |
thyroid, 171 |
Neurology |
Nodulocystic lesion, 265 |
undescended testes and, 164 |
See also Seizures |
Noonan syndrome, 122, 125 |
Wilms tumors, 215–216 |
brain tumors, 214–215 |
Norovirus diarrhea, 140 |
Ophthalmia neonatorum, 100 |
cerebral palsy, 228 |
Nose, 108–110 |
Opportunistic infections of AIDS, |
lead poisoning and, 198 |
Nursemaid elbow, 184 |
256, 257 |
neural tube defects, 219–222 |
Nutrition |
Opsomyoclonus, 216 |
neuroblastoma, 216 |
breast feeding, 41–42 |
Optic nerve glioma, 215, 226 |
neurodegenerative disorders, |
folic acid, 201, 202 |
Oral thrush, 245 |
229–230 |
formula feeding, 42, 81 |
AIDS, 256, 257 |
neurofibromatosis, 226–227 |
hypertension diet, 137 |
Orbital cellulitis, 103 |
neuromuscular diseases, 231–236 |
iron and newborns, 40, 42 |
Orthopedic disorders |
pernicious anemia and, 202 |
iron deficiency and pica, 49 |
birth injuries, 2 |
Rocky Mountain spotted fever, 245 |
iron-deficiency anemia, 197–198 |
bone tumors, 186 |
tuberous sclerosis, 227–228 |
kwashiorkor, 39 |
hip, 179–182 |
Neutrophils |
malabsorption, 142–143 |
intoeing, 182–183 |
hypersegmented, 201 |
malnutrition indications, 31–32 |
nursemaid elbow, 184 |
immunodeficiencies, 92 |
megaloblastic anemias, 201–202 |
Osgood–Schlatter disease, 183 |
Nevus simplex, 3 |
newborn feeding, 40–42, 81, 108 |
osteogenesis imperfecta, 27, 185 |
facial nevus of Sturge–Weber |
non-organic failure to thrive, 40 |
osteomyelitis, 184 |
syndrome, 227–228 |
nutritional neglect, 40, 61 |
scoliosis, 183 |
Newborn |
solid food introduction, 42 |
septic arthritis, 184 |
Apgar score, 1 |
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Orthopnea rarity, 113 |
birth injuries, 2 |
O |
Osgood–Schlatter disease, 183 |
cyanotic lesions, most common, |
Osler nodes, 133 |
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125, 127 |
Obesity, 40 |
Osmotic fragility test, 203 |
diabetic mothers, 6–7 |
hypertension, 137 |
Osteochondrodysplasias, 26 |
duodenal/jejunal/ileal atresia, 146, 147 |
large for gestational age, 6, 7 |
Osteogenesis imperfecta, 27, 185 |
feeding, 40–42, 108 |
pseudogynecomastia, 169 |
physical abuse versus, 63 |
gastrointestinal disorders, 9–15 |
slipped capital femoral epiphysis, |
Osteogenic sarcoma, 186 |
gestational age and size at birth, 6 |
180–182 |
Osteoid osteoma, 186 |
growth, 31 |
type 2 diabetes, 176–177 |
Osteomalacia, 27 |
gynecomastia, 169 |
Ocular muscle abnormalities, 100 |
physical abuse versus, 63 |
heart murmurs not heard, 117 |
ocular ptosis of myasthenia gravis, |
Osteomyelitis, 184 |
Hirschsprung bowel obstruction, |
231 |
sickle cell anemia risk, 205 |
150, 154 |
Oligoarthritis, 188 |
Osteoporosis, 27 |
hypertension, 136 |
Oligohydramnios of Potter sequence, 29 |
osteogenesis imperfecta and, 27, 185 |
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Pseudogynecomastia, 169 |
vesicular of mouth, hands, feet, |
Roth spots, 133 |
Pseudostrabismus, 100 |
buttocks, 255 |
tuberous sclerosis, 227 |
Psychological disorders. See Behavioral |
Raynaud’s phenomenon and lupus, 191 |
Retinoic acid and fetus, 28 |
disorders |
RBCs and hyperbilirubinemia, 10–15 |
Reye syndrome |
Psychological maltreatment, 61 |
Recurrent infections and |
Kawasaki disease and aspirin, 193 |
Psychosocial dwarfism, 168 |
immunodeficiencies, 92, 95–98 |
Kawasaki disease and influenza vaccine, |
PT, 209 |
Red eye, 100–101 |
194 |
PTT, 208, 209 |
Reflexes, 44 |
otitis media and aspirin, 106 |
hemophilia, 210 |
spine lesions and, 220 |
Rh antigens and jaundice, 11, 13, 14 |
von Willebrand disease, 210 |
Regurgitant heart disease, 117, 132 |
Rhabdomyoma of heart, 227 |
Puberty, 261–262 |
heart sounds, 115, 132 |
Rhabdomyosarcoma, 217 |
incomplete precocious, 169 |
Renal disorders |
neurofibromatosis and, 217, 226 |
precocious, 169 |
See also End-stage renal disease; |
Rheumatic fever, acute, 134–135 |
Pulmonary ascariasis, 258 |
Glomerulonephritis |
acute pharyngitis treatment and, 111 |
Pulmonary disorders. See Respiratory |
anemia of, 201 |
scarlet fever and, 252 |
diseases |
hematuria, 159–162 |
Rheumatoid factor, 187, 188–189 |
Pulmonary hypoplasia |
hypertension and, 137 |
Rib notching of coarctation of aorta, 124 |
diaphragmatic hernia, 9 |
hypertension of neurofibromatosis, 226 |
Rickets, 173 |
obstructive uropathy, 159 |
infants of diabetic mothers, 7 |
Rickettsia rickettsii, 245 |
polycystic kidney disease, 162 |
lupus, 191, 192 |
Right to left shunts, 117, 125–130 |
Potter sequence, 29 |
obstructive uropathy, 158–159 |
pulmonary stenosis as, 125 |
Pulmonic insufficiency, 117 |
polycystic kidney disease, 162–163 |
Ristocetin platelet dysfunction, 209 |
Pulmonic stenosis, 122 |
Potter sequence, 29 |
Rocky Mountain spotted fever, 244–245 |
heart sounds, 115, 116, 122 |
proteinuria, 163–164 |
Rooting reflex, 44 |
peripheral, 116 |
sickle cell anemia and, 204, 206 |
Roseola, 249, 252 |
Pupil abnormalities, 99 |
tuberous sclerosis, 227 |
Rotavirus |
Purine metabolism disorder, 230 |
urinary tract infection, 155–156 |
diarrhea, 140, 141 |
Purpura |
vesicoureteral reflux, 157–158 |
vaccine, 53, 59, 60 |
fulminans, 239 |
Wilms tumor, 215 |
Roth spots, 133 |
Henoch–Schönlein, 195–196 |
Reporting requirement for abuse, 40, 61, |
Rubella, 248, 252 |
immune thrombocytopenic, 211 |
62, 64, 65 |
cataracts from maternal, 17, 99 |
Pustules of acne, 265 |
Respiratory diseases |
congenital, 17, 18, 248, 252 |
Pyelonephritis |
acute chest syndrome, 205 |
patent ductus arteriosus association, |
obstructive uropathy, 158 |
airway foreign body, 70, 108 |
19, 121 |
urinary tract infection, 155 |
bronchiolitis, 71 |
vaccination, 53, 55, 57, 60 |
vesicoureteral reflux and, 157 |
coccidioidomycosis, 247 |
vaccination postexposure, 55 |
Pyloric stenosis, 145 |
croup, 67, 69 |
Rubeola. See Measles |
Pyruvate kinase hemolytic anemia, 11, |
Cryptococcus neoformans, 246 |
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13, 203 |
cystic fibrosis, 76–79 |
S |
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epiglottitis, 68–69 |
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R |
larynx congenital anomalies, 70 |
Salmon patch on skin, 3 |
newborn, 7–9 |
Salmonella |
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Rashes |
pneumonia, 72–76 |
diarrhea, 139–141 |
after ampicillin or amoxicillin, 253 |
pulmonary ascariasis, 258 |
hemolytic uremic syndrome, 161 |
“bulls-eye,” 243–244 |
pulmonary hypoplasia, 9, 29, 159, 162 |
Samter triad, 109 |
cephalad spreading caudad, 248 |
sudden infant death syndrome, 79–80 |
San Joaquin fever, 247 |
diaper rash, 246 |
tuberculosis, 242–243 |
Sarcomas, 186 |
maculopapular, 247, 249, 263 |
Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS), 7, 8 |
Scalding burns as abuse, 63 |
meningococcal, 239 |
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), 71, 72, |
Scarlet fever, 111, 252 |
morbilliform, 247, 248 |
75, 88 |
Schilling test, 202 |
pruritic, 86, 250 |
Retina |
Schmidt syndrome, 171 |
red “slapped” cheeks and lacy on |
chorioretinitis, 16, 17 |
Schwachman–Diamond syndrome, 142 |
trunk, 251 |
hemorrhages from abuse, 63 |
Sclera blue, 185 |
rose-colored, 244 |
pheochromocytoma, 216 |
Scoliosis, 183 |
rose-colored papules, 249 |
retinoblastoma, 99, 102, 186 |
Duchenne muscular dystrophy, |
sandpaper, 111, 252 |
retinopathy of prematurity, 101 |
233, 234 |
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Tall stature, 38 |
TORCH infections, 16–19 |
brain, 214–215 |
hyperpituitarism, 168 |
neonatal seizures, 225 |
brain stem, 214, 215 |
Marfan syndrome, 26 |
Total anomalous pulmonary venous return |
craniopharyngioma, 38, 214 |
Tanner stages of development, 262 |
(TAPVR), 130–131 |
hyperpituitarism, 168 |
Tay–Sachs disease, 230 |
Toxoplasmosis, 16, 18 |
optic nerve glioma, 215 |
Td vaccine, 56, 59 |
Tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF), |
osteoid osteoma, 186 |
Tdap vaccine, 56, 60 |
143–144, 146 |
pheochromocytoma, 216–217 |
Teratogens, 28 |
Traction apophysitis of tibial tubercle, 183 |
pituitary adenoma, 168, 174 |
congenital rubella, 252 |
Transient erythroblastopenia of childhood |
prolactinoma, 169 |
isotretinoin, 266 |
(TEC), 201 |
tumor lysis syndrome, 214 |
Testes |
Transient hypoplastic anemia, 201 |
Wilms, 215–216 |
acute lymphoblastic leukemia, 213, |
Transient synovitis, 181 |
Turner syndrome (X0), 23 |
214 |
Transient tachypnea of newborn (TTN), |
coarctation of aorta and, 123 |
epididymitis, 165 |
7, 8 |
growth hormone approval, 168 |
puberty, 262 |
infants of diabetic mothers, 6 |
pathologic short stature, 38 |
retractile, 164 |
Transplacental agents |
21-Hydroxylase deficiency, 173–175 |
torsion, 165 |
congenital syphilis, 18 |
Tympanic membrane |
torsion of appendix testes, 165 |
galactose, 4 |
bulging, 105, 106 |
tumors, 165 |
HIV IgG antibodies, 257 |
otitis media, 105, 106 |
undescended, 164 |
intrauterine infections (TORCH), |
otitis media with effusion, 106, 107 |
Tetanus |
16–19 |
retraction, 106 |
prophylaxis in wound management, 56 |
lupus antibodies, 190, 192 |
Types 1 and 2 diabetes, 175–177 |
vaccination, 53, 56, 60 |
T-cells, 95 |
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Tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis |
teratogens, 28, 252, 266 |
U |
(Tdap) vaccine, 56, 60 |
thyroid drugs and hypothyroidism, 170 |
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Tethered cord, 219 |
thyrotropin and hypothyroidism, 170 |
Umbilical cord delayed separation, 96 |
Tetralogy of Fallot, 125–126 |
Transplacental intrauterine infections. See |
Umbilical hernia, 9 |
Thalassemias, 207–208 |
TORCH infections |
hypothyroidism and, 170 |
S-beta, 204–206 |
Transposition of the great arteries (TGA), |
Undescended testes, 164 |
Thelarche, premature, 169 |
127–128 |
Ureterocele, 159 |
Thimerosal vaccine preservative, 54 |
Trichomonas, 264 |
Ureteropelvic junction obstruction, 158 |
3-Beta-hydroxysteroid deficiency, 173 |
Trichomoniasis, 264 |
Urethral valves, posterior, 159 |
Throat, 110–112 |
Trichuris trichiura diarrhea, 140 |
Urethritis of gonorrhea, 263 |
esophageal atresia, 143–144 |
Tricuspid atresia, 126 |
Urinary tract infection (UTI), 155–156 |
Thrombin time, 209 |
Tricuspid insufficiency, 117, 127 |
obstructive uropathy, 158–159 |
Thrombocytopenia, 208 |
Tricuspid valve heart sounds, 115 |
Urogenital disorders. See Genitourinary |
acute lymphoblastic leukemia, 213 |
Triphalangeal thumbs, 199, 200 |
disorders; Renal disorders |
Thrush, 245 |
Trisomy 13, 22 |
Uropathy, obstructive, 158–159 |
AIDS, 256, 257 |
Trisomy 18, 22 |
Urticaria, 85 |
Thumbs |
Trisomy 21, 21–22 |
allergies, 83, 84 |
absent or hypoplastic, 200 |
duodenal atresia risk, 146 |
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triphalangeal, 199 |
endocardial cushion defect risk, 121 |
V |
Thymic hypoplasia, 94 |
otitis media correlation, 106 |
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Thyroid disorders, 170–172 |
otitis media with effusion, 107 |
Vaccines, 53–60 |
Tibial torsion, internal, 182 |
Truncus arteriosus, 128–130 |
bacille Calmette–Guérin, 242, 243 |
Tibial tubercle traction apophysitis, 183 |
Trunk incurvation reflex, 44 |
contraindications, 54 |
Tick bites |
Tuberculosis, 242–243 |
poliovirus, 53 |
Lyme disease, 243–244 |
bacille Calmette–Guérin vaccinations, |
postexposure, 55 |
Rocky Mountain spotted fever, |
242, 243 |
rules and precautions, 53–55 |
244–245 |
Mantoux test, 242 |
schedule of immunization, 60 |
viral meningitis, 240 |
perinatal, 243 |
thimerosal preservative, 54 |
Tongue |
TB meningitis, 242 |
VACTERL association, 29, 143 |
glossitis of pernicious anemia, 202 |
Tuberous sclerosis, 227–228 |
Vagina |
hypothyroidism and, 170 |
Tubular hypoplasia, 124 |
discharge, 264, 265 |
strawberry tongue, 111, 193, 252 |
Tumors |
discharge yellow, foul-smelling, 264 |
Tonic-clonic seizures, 224 |
acoustic neuromas, 226 |
gonorrhea discharge, 263 |
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