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Intussusception Mystery

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Identify a telescoping bowel condition

by Leah Campbell
1

I am a common winter illness causing small airways to swell and wheeze; newborns and toddlers, especially, may suffer. What am I?

Hints

If you breathe easier with oxygen, you’re getting air-back

Common in infants with bronchiolitis

Think of a virus that peaks in winter/spring

2

My attack is on the airways, leading to coughing at night and trouble breathing; a spacer helps monitor my flow. What am I?

Hints

Medications include bronchodilators and anti-inflammatories

Peak flow meters are used to track this

Chronic inflammatory airway disease

3

I help describe a life-threatening eye-to-mouth risk in children and must be managed without throat inspection. What am I?

Hints

Drooling and tripod positioning are clues

Do not look into the throat with a blade

Emergency condition

4

A middle-ear infection often brings ear-pulling and fever in kids; antibiotics like amoxicillin are common. What am I?

Hints

Treatment often includes pain control and antibiotic if needed

Common pediatric ear condition

Involves the tympanic membrane

5

This infection inflames the protective membranes around the brain; signs include fever and neck stiffness.

Hints

Urgent medical care is essential

Kernig's or Brudzinski signs may appear

Requires isolation and IV antibiotics

6

A condition with excess cerebrospinal fluid causing head enlargement and irritability; a surgically placed shunt may be needed. What am I?

Hints

Watch for head circumference changes

Treatment often involves VP shunt placement

Increased intracranial pressure symptoms

7

A newborn with projectile vomiting and a palpable olive-shaped mass; dehydration risk is high until treated. What am I?

Hints

Surgical treatment is definitive

Olive-like mass in the abdomen

Infant vomiting pattern

8

A telescope-like telescoping of the bowel causing crampy pain and a currant jelly stool. What am I?

Hints

Air or barium enema can both diagnose and treat

Intermittent abdominal pain with drawing up of legs

Classic jelly stool sign

9

A congenital bowel disorder where the colon lacks nerve cells, leading to obstruction; surgery is the cure. What am I?

Hints

Definitive treatment is surgical

Ribbon-like stool and constipation are common

Failure to pass meconium early life

10

A gluten intolerance causing malabsorption and greasy stools; diet changes can help dramatically. What am I?

Hints

Gluten-free diet is the main treatment

Steatorrhea and abdominal distention are clues

Autoimmune reaction to gluten

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