Syndromes
Down syndrome is a chromosomal condition characterized by an extra copy of this chromosome.
What is Chromosome 21?
This is the age where speech is typically understood by familiar listeners most of the time.
What is age 2-3 years.
This antibiotic is PO combination of amoxicillin and clauvlanic acid.
What is augmentin?
This is the max dose or adult dose of SBE prophylaxis for amoxicillin?
What is 2 g?
This is the child dose for SBE prophylaxis for azithromycin/clarithromycin.
What is 15 mg/kg?
This unique facial feature is common in children with Cornelia De Lange Syndrome.
What is a unibrow or synophrys?
This is the age where the child begins using 1-2 word sentences.
What is age 1-2?
For SBE prophylaxis, if the patient has no allergies this is the preferred antibiotic.
What is amoxicillin?
This is the dosage for a child dose of SBE prophylaxis of amoxicillin.
What is 50 mg/kg?
This is the adult max dose for azithromycin/clarithromycin for SBE prophylaxis.
What is 500 mg?
This hand malformation is common in children with Apert Syndrome.
What is syndactyly?
This is the age where people outside of the family begin understanding most of what a child says.
What is age 3-4 years old
For SBE prophylaxis, if a child is unable to take oral medications, this is the preferred antibiotic.
What is Ampicillin, cefaxolin or ceftriaxone (IM or IV)?
This is the route of administration for ampicillin.
What is IM or IV?
This is the max adult dose for IM or IV cefazolin or ceftrizone for SBE prophylaxis.
Goldenhaur and hemofacial microsomia are believed to be caused by a hemorrhage in the area of which 2 branchial arches?
What is arch 1 and 2?
This is the age where a child says most sounds correctly. (With the exception of l, s, r, v, z, ch, sh, th).
What is age 4-5 years?
For SBE prophylaxis, if a child is allergic to penicillins or ampicillin, this is the preferred antibiotic.
What is cephalexin, clindamycine or azithromycin/clarithromycin?
This is the max adult dose for Clindamycin for SBE prophylaxis.
This is the max adult dose for SBE prophylaxis for cephalexin.
What is 2 g?
This type of diabetes is caused by a genetic defect (not insulin deficiency or progressive insulin deficiency).
What is Type III?
This is the age where a child starts understanding differences in mean (e.g. go vs stop).
What is age 2-3 years?
For SBE prophylaxis, if a child is allergic to penicillin or ampicillin and unable to take oral medication, this is the preferred antibiotic.
What is cefazolin, ceftriaxone or clindamycin (IM or IV)?
This is the child max dose for SBE prophylaxis for clindamycin.
What is 20 mg/kg?
What is 50 mg/kg?