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skip to content easy pediatrics just another wordpress site approach to a new born with congenital heart disease a baby may be born with congenital heart disease and may not not present with symptoms in the early few hours of life. in order to diagnose the condition following points are summarized below: 1. a baby with cyanosis : may have conditions like transposition of great arteries (tga) , right sided obstruction (pulmonary atresia, tricuspid atresia) 2. presentation with mild cyanosis and ccf : include conditions like: tapvc, truncus arteriosus 3. a newborn baby in shock : may have: hypoplastic left heart syndrome, aortic stenosis 4. late onset ccf (> 2 weeks) : include underlying conditions like: continue reading “approach to a new born with congenital heart disease” author admin posted on december 29, 2015 leave a comment on approach to a new born with congenital heart disease nelson text book of pediatrics author admin posted on may 7, 2015 may 7, 2015 leave a comment on nelson text book of pediatrics oppositional defiant disorder definition: oppositional defiant disorder (odd) is a condition in which a child displays an ongoing pattern of uncooperative, hostile, resistant and an annoying behavior towards people in authority. in order to be diagnosed the behavior must be present for at least 6 months. symptoms: it is difficult to differentiate between a normal but an emotional child with a child with an oppositional defiant disorder. it is not unusual for children to argue, disobey or talk back to their parents, teachers or other adults, but when such a behavior gets too annoying to disrupt the child’s daily life and activities, lasts longer than 6 months and is excessive for the child’s age than it becomes a psychological disorder known as oppositional defiant disorder. odd is characterized by frequent occurrence of at least four of the following behaviors: losing temper arguing with adults. actively defying or refusing to comply with the request or rules of the adults. deliberately doing things that will annoy others getting angry showing violent behavior. blaming others on his/her own mistakes being touch and easily annoyed by others. unwillingness to compromise. acting aggressive towards peers have academic problems. related mental health issues: a child with oppositional defiant disorder may have associated other mental health issues like anxiety, depression and/or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. the symptoms of theses conditions may overlap and sometimes it is difficult to diagnose as one particular disorder. things to consider: if a child is suspected to have an abnormal behavior that points toward certain psychological or mental disorder it is important not to neglect it. it is always important to diagnose and treat the condition. also consider : continue reading “oppositional defiant disorder” author admin posted on february 5, 2015 leave a comment on oppositional defiant disorder clinical signs and symptoms of thalassemia major thalassemia major is a type of hemolytic anemia that is cause by a mutation in the beta chain of hemoglobin that causes lysis of the red blood cells , decreased hemoglobin and resulting in anemia. this is a genetic condition that is passed from parents to children. normal adult hemoglobin has two beta chains and two alpha chains. in patients with thalassemia major there is no normal gene for beta chain synthesis and thus there is no normal production of hemoglobin a. this leads to a significant anemia and illness. clinical signs and symptoms: 1. at birth a baby with thalassemia major seems to be completely normal, healthy and active, it is because at birth the predominant hemoglobin is the fetal hemoglobin that does not need the synthesis of beta chain. 2. later on within the first few months after birth when the body starts to replace fetal hemoglobin with adult hemoglobin symptoms begin to appear gradually. anemia begins to get progressively more and more severe. 3. the child fails to grow normally and shows signs of severe fatigue and lethargy. the child may have difficulties with feeding due to easy fatigue because of lack of oxygen and underlying severe anemia. 4. the child may look pale and may have repeated attacks of fever and diarrhea. 5. liver and spleen are enlarged leading to a distended abdomen. 6. slight to moderately severe jaundice because of rapid hemolysis. 7. there may be bony deformities like frontal bossing and promint facial bones. because of extra medullary hemopoeisis to compensate for the anemia. 8. later on severe anemia leads to intolerance to exercise, heart murmur and even signs of heart failure. continue reading “clinical signs and symptoms of thalassemia major” author admin posted on december 20, 2014 leave a comment on clinical signs and symptoms of thalassemia major clinical features of acute leukemia in children acute lymphoblastic leukemia is the most common childhood leukemia. the clinical features are briefly summarized here: 1. patients usually present with signs of bone marrow failure with anemia, thrombocytopenia and neutropenia. 2. fever is also one of the most common presenting symptom in acute leukemia. 3. some patients complain of bone pains, arthritis and limping which is most common with b-precursor acute lymphoblastic leukemia. 4. in patients with mature b-all there may be signs of cns involvement like headache, vomiting, lethargy, nuchal rigidity etc. 5. patients with a t cell lineage all there may be symptoms of respiratory distress due to a mediastinal mass. 6. easy bruising or bleeding with petechiae due to decreased platelet counts. 7. pallor, lethargy and tiredness due to anemia. 8. repeated infections along with fever because of low white cell count. 9. loss of appetite and weight loss. 10. swollen glands (lymphadenopathy) in the under arms, neck and groin. any child presenting with any on these symptoms needs to be evaluated properly with a detailed history, physical examination and appropriated diagnostic workup to diagnose the disease and start immediate treatment. author admin posted on december 20, 2014 leave a comment on clinical features of acute leukemia in children hunter syndrome introduction: hunter syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that occurs due to a deficiency of an enzyme. it is a lysosomal storage disease and the deficient enzyme is iduronate-2-sulfatase. as a result the long chain of sugar molecules ( mucopolysaccarides) are not broken down by the body and start to accumulate. the accumulated substrates are heparan sulphate and dermatan sulphate. this syndrome has x linked inheritance and so the boys are mostly affected. it is also known as mucopolysaccharidosis ii. clinical features: the symptoms of hunter syndrome are usually not apparent at birth. the signs and symptoms usually start to appear around the age of 18 months. the condition varies from patient to patient with some having only minor problems while others showing very sever problems. the signs and symptoms include: growth delay resulting in a short stature delayed development with late walking. change in facial features like thickening of the lips, tongue and nostrils. aggressive behavior. mental function getting worse over time with intellectual disability. claw like hands abnormal bone size and skeletal irregularities. enlarged internal organs like liver and spleen leading to a distended abdomen abdominal hernias. recurrent ear infections, runny nose and cold. deafness getting worse over time. joint stiffness. cardiovascular disorders like progressive thickening of heart valves leading to impaired heart function, high blood pressure and obstruction of blood vessels. respiratory difficulties. carpal tunnel syndrome. diagnosis: the condition may be suspected by the gradual appearance of the signs and symptoms in young children age 2 to 4 years. laboratory workup includes enzyme study, genetic testing for a mutation in the enzyme 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