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A surgeon who deal with children , since birth until 18 years or until 14 in our country.

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pedia surgean deal with? what age?

A surgeon who deal with children , since birth until 18 years or until 14 in our country.

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Gastroschisis is an abdominal wall defect commonly

located to the RIGHT of the umbilicus.

It is not enclosed

and is usually not associated with other anomalies.

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Gastroschisis is an abdominal wall defect commonly

located to the _____of the umbilicus.

It is ______

and i___________

Gastroschisis is an abdominal wall defect commonly

located to the RIGHT of the umbilicus.

It is not enclosed

and is usually not associated with other anomalies.

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Gastroschisis

location
enclosed?
anomalies?

Gastroschisis is an abdominal wall defect commonly

located to the RIGHT of the umbilicus.

It is not enclosed

and is usually not associated with other anomalies.

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Omphalocele is a midline abdominal wall defect,

  • located at the umbilicus and

  • enclosed in a sac (unless the sac ruptures!

  • It is often associated with other anomalies, include neural tube, cardiac, and urogenital defects.

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location of omphalocele?

Omphalocele is a midline abdominal wall defect,

  • located at the umbilicus and

  • enclosed in a sac (unless the sac ruptures!

  • It is often associated with other anomalies, include neural tube, cardiac, and urogenital defects.

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sac in what anomalies?

Omphalocele is a midline abdominal wall defect,

  • located at the umbilicus and

  • enclosed in a sac (unless the sac ruptures!

  • It is often associated with other anomalies, include neural tube, cardiac, and urogenital defects.

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which associated with anomalies?

Omphalocele is a midline abdominal wall defect,

  • located at the umbilicus and

  • enclosed in a sac (unless the sac ruptures!

  • It is often associated with other anomalies, include neural tube, cardiac, and urogenital defects.

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WHAT’S THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF DEATH IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION WORLDWIDE?

Dehydration.

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(Diarrheal diseases and resulting severe dehydration are the leading cause of infant mortality worldwide, especially in children less than 5 years of age

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what disease leads to death most commonly in pedia?

(Diarrheal diseases and resulting severe dehydration are the leading cause of infant mortality worldwide, especially in children less than 5 years of age

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•What’s the total blood volume for a newborn baby , with 3Kg of birth weight

3 × 80? 240

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WHAT’S THE MOST COMMON TUMORS IN PEDIATRIC?

CNS Tumors

  • Blood (Lymphoma/Leukemia)

  • Neuroblastoma (Neuroblastoma is the most common solid tumor, other than brain tumors, in children)

  • Wilms tumor

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  • the most common solid tumor, other than brain tumors, in children)

  • Neuroblastoma (Neuroblastoma is the most common solid tumor, other than brain tumors, in children)

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preterm is belowe?

37 wk

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least week to deliver baby?

24 week

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  • Low birth weight [8]:

  • Birth weight < 2,500 g regardless of the gestational age

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passage of muconium is 24 hours if not?

Hirschprun disease

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Low Birth Weight:

Under 2.5 kg

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Normal Range:

2.5 to 4 kg

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asssess pain in pedia by what scale?

how much?

wong baker faces
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PRACTICAL POINTS FOR PAIN SEVERITY

• Irritability. • Inability to sleep, waking-up from sleep or changing in sleep pattern. •Changing in daily activity, absence from school. •Loss or decrease appetite or refuse feeding. •Changing in walking pattern/limping. •Pain not responding to simple pain killer. •Persistent crying. •Vomiting. •Persistent tachycardia vitally after receiving strong pain kille

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CONSIDERATIONS IN CLINICAL EXAMINATIONS:

Room temperature should be suitable, not cold specially in small babies. •Washing & warming your hands before examination. •Take permission from parents and breaking the barrier before touching the child. •Distractions atmosphere . •Never forced a child to be examined.

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iamging in pedia?

Ultrasound play a major part of diagnostic imaging modality , including different anatomical sites.

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