Adolescent
Hematology
Infectious Disease
GI
Neonatology
100

At what ages should precocious puberty be considered in boys vs girls?

Girls -> 8 years of age 

Boys -> 9 years of age 

100

What is often the first pain crisis in patients with SCD <2 years of age?

Dactylitis 

(as the pt ages, vasoocclusive crises usually affect the long bones, vertebrae, sternum, ribs, lower back, and abdomen)

100

At what point can a HBsAg+ mother start breastfeeding their newborn?

Immediately after birth 

100

What electrolyte derangements are expected in infants with pyloric stenosis?

Hyochloremic hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis

- metabolic alkalosis and hypochloremia result from recurrent loss of gastric contents containing H+ and Cl
- volume depletion causes renal Na retention and K excretion -> results in hypokalemia
- contraction alkalosis contributes to renal Na losses

100

4 day old is found to have several macules with central pustules on an erythematous base on the cheeks, arms, and torso.

What is the likely diagnosis?

Erythema toxicum neonatorum


200

What recreational drug can cause galactorrhea in both boys and girls?

Marijuana 

200

At what age should a full term infant start supplementation with iron?

Bonus: what about a preterm infant?

4 months 

(bonus: 1 month)

200

What diagnosis should be suspected in a patient with 3-5 day prodrome of fever, malaise, headache followed by a macular and petechial rash that starts on the ankles, palms, soles and spreads centrally?

(bonus: what electrolyte abnormality is commonly seen?)

Rocky mountain spotted fever 

(bonus: hyponatremia <130)


200

Patient presents with psychosis and evidence of liver injury. Exam of the eye is shown.


Wilson disease 

200

During delivery, brachial plexus injury of C8-T1 can result in what deformity?

(Bonus: what about C5-C6?)

Klumpke palsy


300

Which 2 vaginal infections are associated with an elevated pH >4.5?

Bacterial vaginosis 

Trichomonas 

300

What is the inheritance pattern of G6PD deficiency?

X-linked recessive 

300

Newborn is noted to have microcephaly, bilateral cataracts, multiple areas of scarring along a dermatome, and a shortened hypoplastic leg.

What is the most likely cause?

Congenital varicella syndrome 


300

What should be suspected in an otherwise asymptomatic infant with painless gross bloody stools?

(bonus: how is it diagnosed?)

Meckel diverticulum 

(bonus: technetium 99 scan - ectopic gastric tissue)

300

What syndrome is characterized by a spectrum of structural defects of the sacral region, lumbar region, spinal dysraphism, cord tethering, and bowel/bladder dysfunction in the newborn?


(bonus: what is the major maternal risk factor)

Caudal regression syndrome 

(bonus: maternal diabetes)

400

What 3 electrolytes need to be monitored for refeeding syndrome? Are they increased or decreased?

Bonus: what is the mechanism? 

Hypophosphatemia

Hypomagnesemia 

Hypokalemia 

400

What bugs should be covered with empiric abx for acute chest syndrome in patients with SCD?

(bonus: what abx?)

Pneumococcus
Mycoplasma
Chlamydia

(ceftriaxone, azithromycin)

400
8 year old presents with a dirty wound after stepping on a nail. His most recent tetanus vaccine was in 2019. He is otherwise up to date on vaccinations. 


What should he receive, if anything?

Tdap booster 

(TIG indicated if unvaccinated or unknown status)

400

The presence of the following skin abnormality should raise concern for what underlying disease?

(bonus: what is this called?)

IBD

(bonus: pyoderma gangranosum) 

400

What are the 4 neurotoxicity risk factors to consider in a baby with hyperbilirubinemia?

Gestational age <38 weeks

Albumin <3

Hemolytic disease

Sepsis

500

PCOS is often a clinical diagnosis but what 2 lab tests can help support it?

LH:FSH >2

Elevated testosterone 

500

Infant solely drinks goat's milk. The peripheral smear is shown below. What deficiency should be suspected?


Folate deficiency 

500

For measles PEP, what is recommended for a child <6 months of age who was exposed 3 days ago or less?

IGIM (or IVIG) 

(if exposure >6 days ago then no PEP needed) 



500

After cystic fibrosis, what is the 2nd most common cause of exocrine pancreatic insufficiency in children?

Shwachman-Diamond syndrome (SDS)

(growth faltering, recurrent infections, neutropenia and thromobocytopenia, and abnormal development of the growth plates)

500

What is the triad of renal vein thrombosis in the newborn period?

Gross hematuria
Unilateral or bilateral flank mass
Thrombocytopenia

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