A 6 days old newborn developed sudden respiratory distress. CXR showed white out lung. Antibiotics like meropenem and clindamycin were given. The child was ventilated but didn't pick up saturation. ECHO was done which showed mild pulmonary edema. The child was given surfactant after which showed mild improvement.
What was the cause of white out lung? Possible scope of treatment?
A 10 months old boy presented with cough for 7 days, fever for 3 days and breathlessness for 2 days. On examination, he was in distress with respiratory rate of 60/min, had suprasternal, intercostals and substernal retractions with flaring of alae nasi. Chest examination revealed decreased air entry in right subscapular area with bilateral wheeze.
Why does this pneumonia have bilateral wheeze?
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Last month's teaching file: A 10 years old boy presented with fever with chills since 10 days. He has pallor with hepatosplenomegaly. Child was treated with oral quinine and IV Artesunate to which he responded. Can artesunate and quinine be given together?
Answer: Artesunate and quinine cannot be given together...
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