Holt oram syndrome - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Holt-Oram - ____ syndrome is a human disease w a developmental basis that causes forelimb and heart defects where radius is missing and theres a hole btw ventricles so oxygenated and deoxygenated blood mixes. It is caused by a mutation of ONE copy of the TBX5 gene that codes for a transcription factor TBX5 - the transcription factor that is mutated in Holt-Oram syndrome - is expressed in the forelimb and the heart (NOT the hind limb) one (haploinsufficient) - one/two copy/copies oft he...

ATI Pediatrics Test Bank 2022_ Solution guide. ______ is a staphyloccocal, streptococcal, or combined infxn characterized by discrete, thin-walled vesicles that rapdily become pustular and then rupture, leaving a honey/straw-colored crust. - Impetigo contagiosa The most common infectious cause of Stevens-Johnson syndrome is... - mycoplasma pneumoniae The diagnosis of stevens-johnson syndrome is made when lesions occur in 2+ mucosal surfaces covering less than __% of the body surface...

Carcinogenic colonic polyps - ANSWER Adenomatous polyps: Villous > tubular, sessile > pedunculated oligohydramnios - ANSWER < 5 cm polyhydramnios - ANSWER >25 cm Risk factors for preeclampsia - ANSWER Nulliparity Black race Extremes of age (<20 or >35) Multiple gestation Molar pregnancy Renal disease (SLE or type 1 DM) Family Hx of preeclampsia Chronic hypertension Risk factors for placental abruption - ANSWER Hypertension Abdominal trauma Tobacco o...

NURS 6541 Final Exam Review 1) 7 month old RSV recommended treatment a. Supportive treatment; hydration, oxygen 2) Epiglottitis – what decreases the incidence of it? a. Caused by HIB. Drooling, insp & exp stridor, high fever, aphonia (muffled voice), shore throat, flaring nares, retractions, tripod position while sitting, extended neck as to make breathing easier b. Thumb sign- on lateral neck x-ray, epiglottis are looks like a thumb (google images has examples) c. Do not examine the throa...

PEDS 6541 Combined Study Guide Complete NEONATOLOGY a. FIRST PHYSICAL EXAM OF NEONATE 1) HEAD - CAPUT SUCCEDANEUM: edema/swelling of soft tissue of scalp; crosses cranial sutures in midline - CEPHALOHEMATOMA: limited by sutures; subperiosteal hemorrhages 2/2 birth trauma - CRANIOTABES: ping pong ball soft areas of skull that occur in parietal bones and are of no concern!! NOT RELATED TO RICKETS 2) EYES: red reflex (if abnormal  cataracts, glaucoma, retinoblastoma, severe chorioreti...