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Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension

Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension Quiz

Test your knowledge on Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension (PH) with this comprehensive quiz designed for healthcare professionals and students. With 11 thought-provoking questions, you can assess your understanding of the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment options for PAH in children.

Explore various aspects of PAH related to congenital heart disease
Understand the implications of PPHN and its frequency
Review diagnostic algorithms and treatment strategies

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CaringHeart123

For assessment of operability in PAH patients with congenital heart disease following are the correct criteria

PVRI <4, PVR <2.3 Correctability – Yes

PVRI 4-8, PVR 2.3-4.6, Correctability – Individual Patient evaluation

PVRI >8, PVR>4.6, Correctability – No

PPHN is the most common cause of transient PAH (40.1 cases per million children per year) and may be increasing in frequency

True

False

The proportion of newborns with PPHN is inversely related to gestational age

True

False

According to the paediatric PH diagnostic algorithm if echo and chest radiograph is compatible with PH then consider most common causes of PH in children (i.e. CHD, chronic lung disease)

True

False

According to the paediatric PH diagnostic algorithm if PH due to lung disease confirmed then look for PH severity and RV dysfunction

True

False

According to the paediatric PH diagnostic algorithm if PH due to lung disease confirmed then V/Q scan to confirm CTEPH

True

False

Acute vasoreactivity testing will done only in the case of idiopathic PH and familial PH

True

False

For the mortality risk assessment following should be determine (choose all correct options)

Clinical evidence of RV Failure

Progression of symptoms

6MWT

WHO FC

Serum BNP/NT-proBNP

Echocardiography

Haemodynamics

According to Paediatric idiopathic/familial PAH treatment algorithm if patient have (Choose the correct option)

Low risk then consider ERA or PDE5i (oral) Oral/inhaled prostacyclin/prostacyclin agonist or Consider combination therapy (sequential or upfront)

High risk then consider ERA or PDE5i (oral) Oral/inhaled prostacyclin/prostacyclin agonist or Consider combination therapy (sequential or upfront)

High risk then consider Epoprostenol or treprostinil (i.v./s.c.) Consider early combination

Low risk then consider Epoprostenol or treprostinil (i.v./s.c.) Consider early combination

Atrial septostomy is a procedure where a small hole is made in the wall between the left and right ventricle of the heart

True

False

The Potts shunt is a novel alternative technique for decompressing the right ventricle without significant upper body cyanosis. It is a surgical technique in which a side-to-side anastomosis is created from the left pulmonary artery to the descending aorta, resulting in a right-to-left shunt

True

False

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