Get Through Unit 5 Flashcards

1
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Back pain in child, no overt clinical deformity

A

Spondylolisthesis

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2
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Hypophosphatasia vs rickets

A

Lucent extensions into the metaphyses

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3
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CCAM types comparison

A

Type 1: Large cysts >20mm
Type 2: Multiple cysts 5-12mm
Type 3: Solid mass with microcysts

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4
Q

Commonest cause of chylothorax in neonates

A

Idiopathic

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5
Q

Maximum norrmal predental space

A

3mm in adult, 5mm in child

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6
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Cavitation usually seen in (infection)

A

Bacterial pneumonia, not viral

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7
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Dilatation of the pulmonary trunk and left pulmonary artery

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Pulmonary valve stenosis

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8
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Trevor’s disease

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aka dysplasia epiphysealis hemimelica
Single or multiple osteocartilaginous tumours arising from the epiphyses

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9
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Commonest cause of sudden onset testicular pain in children

A

Torsion of testis

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10
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Air vs barium intussusception reduction

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Air allows higher pressures, causing faster and more effective reduction

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11
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Adrenal cortical carcinoma staging

A

T1 <5cm
T2 >5cm
T3 extend into extra adrenal fat
T4 invade adjacent organs
Stage IV includes any T or N staging with mets, including T3N1 and T4

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12
Q

Short ribs not extending beyond anterior axillary line

A

Thanatophoric dysplasia

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13
Q

Alpha angle suggesting unstable hip joint

A

<49 degrees

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14
Q

Commonest CXR finding in tetralogy of fallot

A

Elevated cardiac apex

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15
Q

Small bowel on left side of abdomen, large bowel on right

A

Non-rotation

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16
Q

Congenital renal failure and deafness

A

Alport syndrome

17
Q

HSP bowel findings

A

Multifocal bowel wall thickening

18
Q

Down’s pelvic findings

A

Flaring of iliac wings,
Flattening of acetabular rood,
Decreased acetabular and iliac angles

19
Q

Germinal matrix haemorrhage distribution

A

Anterior to the caudothalamic groove

20
Q

Commonest cause of intussusception in kids

A

Viral gastroenteritis

21
Q

Best sequence to assess temporal lobes for mesial temporal sclerosis

A

Coronal T2

22
Q

Widening of proximal femoral physis and local demineralisation on AP

A

SUFE, get Lateral or Frog Leg

23
Q

Unilateral ovarian atrophy with stippled calcifications

A

Amputated ovary

24
Q

Neonatal pneumothorax, next Ix

A

Renal USS

25
Q

Commonest fracture seen in NAI

A

Diaphyseal transverse

26
Q

Meconium aspiration vs RDS

A

RDS can have air bronchograms

27
Q

Bowing of long bones, cortical thinning, multiple fractures

A

Osteogenesis imperfects

28
Q

Normal appearance of renal medulla in neonates vs older kids

A

Larger and more hypoechoic

29
Q

Haematometrocolpos with Hx of imperforate anus

A

Transverse vaginal septum