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neonatal hypoglycaemia BG level?

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less than 2.6mmol/L

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2
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when is jaundice always patcholgical?

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before 24 hours

physiological can be 2-14 days (longer of breastfeeding)

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3
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overweight centile?

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≥ 91st centile

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4
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clinical obesity centile?

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≥ 98th centile

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5
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red currant jelly stool?

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intussusception

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6
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target sign on US?

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intussusception

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7
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how long is exclusive breast feeding recommended?

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first 6 months

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8
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inheritance of Duchenne muscular dystrophy?

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X linked recessive (only males affected)

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9
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what must be done in 18mo males who cannot walk?

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test CK (could be Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy)

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10
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what can absent femoral pulse indicate?

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coarction of the aorta

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11
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steeple sign?

A

croup

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12
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barking cough?

A

croup

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13
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trouble with bumps in carpark?

A

peritonitis
/appendicitis

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14
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milk coloured, projectile vomit?

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pyloric stenosis

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15
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red currant jelly stool?

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intussusception

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16
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sandpaper rash?

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scarlet fever

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17
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FMR1 gene?

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Fragile X Syndrome

18
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Investigation for intussuception?

19
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investigation for malrotation?

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abdominal XR

20
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red currant stool?

A

intussusception

21
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milky projectile vomit ?

A

pyloric stenosis

22
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developmental failure of the parasympathetic Auerbach and Meissner plexuses?

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Hirschsprung’s disease

23
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what can be used for strawberry naevi?

A

propranolol

24
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lumbar puncture?

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suspected meningitis

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suspected bacterial meningitis primary care management?
IM benzylpenicillin
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15% have bicuspid aortic valve?
Turner' syndrome (ejection systolic murmur)
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elfin like facies?
William's Syndrome (chromosome 7)
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standardised assessment tool for autism spectrum disorder?
ADOS
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supravalvular aortic stenosis?
William's syndrome
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loss of anterior horn cells?
spinal muscular atrophy
31
modified Finnegan score?
neonatal abstinence syndrome
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management for neonatal abstinence syndrome?
oral morphine
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Tetralogy of Fallot?
ventricular septal defect, pulmonary stenosis, overriding aorta and right ventricular hypertrophy
34
management for meningitis in infants?
There should be a low threshold for treating suspected meningitis, particularly in babies and younger children. Always follow the local guidelines. Typical antibiotics are: - Under 3 months: cefotaxime plus amoxicillin (amoxicillin is to cover listeria) - Above 3 months – ceftriaxone
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thumbprint sign?
epiglottitis
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drooling?
epiglottitis
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barking cough?
croup use dexamethasone
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FGFR3 gene?
achondroplasia common gene
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pyloric stenosis investigation?
upper abdomen US
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double bubble sign?
duodenal atresia