ABD II Pediatric Flashcard

Front

What is the minimum length of the abnormal pyloric channel for diagnosing pyloric stenosis?

Back

17 mm

Front

What is another name for Wilms' tumor?

Back

nephroblastoma

Front

What does the term 'pylorospasm' refer to?

Back

A spasm of the pyloric muscle

Front

Which of the following is a symptom of HPS?

Back

Insatiable appetite

Front

Which of the following is a clinical symptom of intussusception?

Back

Severe abdominal pain

Front

What is pyloric stenosis?

Back

A condition in infants where the pylorus is narrowed, causing obstruction.

Front

What are common symptoms of pyloric stenosis?

Back

Projectile vomiting, dehydration, and weight loss.

Front

What is the typical age range for the onset of pyloric stenosis?

Back

Usually occurs in infants between 3 to 12 weeks old.

Front

What imaging technique is commonly used to diagnose pyloric stenosis?

Back

Ultrasound.

Front

What is the primary treatment for pyloric stenosis?

Back

Surgical intervention (pyloromyotomy).