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Unwell neonate with widespread rash consisting of small, pale nodules suggests what infection?

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Listeria monocytogenes

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What is galactosaemia associated with?

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Vomiting, jaundice, other liver failure symptoms, cataracts, e.coli infection.

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What is associated with medium- chain acts-coenzyme A dehydrogenase deficiency (MCADD)?

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Metabolic acidosis, liver failure and hypoglycaemia. Hypoketotic hypoglycaemia, elevated ammonia and metabolic acidosis.

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What is test for galactosaemia?

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Beutler test

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What is test for congenital syphilis ?

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Serum rapid plasma regain

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What is treatment for listeria?

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Amoxicillin

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BMI Above what centile is diagnostic for obesity?

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> 98 th

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Erythematous, firm, macular rash over cheeks and nose and a ‘lace patterned’ rash over trunk and limbs suggests what?

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Slapped cheek syndrome. Parvovirus B19

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Discrete pink spots starting in the face then becoming widespread suggests what?

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Rubella

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Morbilliform rash starting behind ears then spreading everywhere +/- koplik spots and conjunctivitis suggests what?

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Measles

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Which is MOST aw bloody diarrhoea, crohn’s or UC?

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UC

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Describe Moebius syndrome

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Bilateral fixed convergent squint. ‘Expressionless face’ a/w drooling

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Describe Brown syndrome

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Vertical strabismus, limited elevation of the eye in and adducted position. Often congenital.

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After what age is any intermittent squint deemed significant?

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3 months
(Permanent squint always significant)

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What is diagnostic test for asthma?

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Spirometry FEV1/FVC <70 %
Bronchodilators reversibility test showing FEV1 improvement 12%
exhaled FeNO> 35ppb
Peak flow variability over 20%

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What is dilution of adrenaline is all cases of cardiac arrest?

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1:1000, 1mg per ml

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When do most umbilical hernias spontaneously resolve?

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1 year, but we won’t correct until 3-4 years

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What is antibiotic of choice for pertussis ?

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Azithromycin

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What is likely cause of lazy eye , with no other features?

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Refractive error

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What does alcohol do to type 1 diabetics? And what is advice?

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Causes hypoglycaemia many hours after drinking. Eat carbohydrates before and after drinking alcohol.

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Yellowish discolouration of the skin after veggie binge called what?

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Carotenaemia

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What is NICE definition of DKA?

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Ketones >3, pH <7.3 , bicarbonate < 15 mmol/l

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When is CT chest indicated in car accident patient?

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If penetrating trauma

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When and what insulin for DKA?

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0.1 units/ kg, 1 hour after fluid resuscitation

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What is most appropriate first regimen for newly diagnosed T1DM?
Basal-bolus
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What insulin regimen is most appropriate for newly diagnosed T1DM who is constantly grazing food, I.e. younger?
Combo short and intermediate acting insulin. 30% short acting 70% intermediate acting, 2/3 dose am and 1/3 dose pm
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What is tinea incognita?
A fungal skin infection mistreated with steroid only cream. Rash now less red and scaly BUT more extensive and has pustules.
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What are side effects of IV salbutamol?
Arrhythmia, tachycardia, tachypnoea, palpitations, hypokalaemia, metabolic acidosis
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Describe molluscum contagiosum
Umbilicated papules about 5mm, containing white cutaneous material.
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Chronic recurrent chest infections, no gastro symptoms and situs inversus suggests what?
Kartagener syndrome
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What cardiac abnormality does phenytoin cause?
Pulmonary stenosis
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Does being on child protection plan remove parental responsibility from the mother?
No
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Mitral regurgitation is what murmur?
Pansystolic
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What are most common deficiencies in babies breastfed by vegan mothers?
Zinc, B12, iron, vit D
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What is condylomata acuminata?
Anogenital warts- think sexual abuse
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Define precocious puberty
Before 8 in girls and before 9 in boys
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Raised dehydroepisndrosterone in isolation is consitent with what?
Premature adenarche
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Ambiguous genitalia, what needs to be excluded?
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
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Features suggestive of mycoplasma pneumonia?
Ongoing fever, bilateral signs on auscultation, perihilar infiltrates on CXR
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What is this: Low ca2+, high PO4- low PTH N vit D
Hypoparathyroidism
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What’s this? Low ca2+, low PO4- high PTH high ALP low vit D
But D deficiency
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What’s this? Low ca2+, low PO4- high PTH , normal vitamin D
Pseudohypoparathyroidism
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What’s this? High ca2+, low PO4- high/NPTH high ALP
Hyperparathyroidism
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What are the types of hyperthyroidism?
Graves’ disease Multinodular goitre Toxic solitary nodule Subacute thyroiditis (low uptake)
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What’s the difference between Marfan syndrome and homocystinuria?
Lens dislocates downwards in homocystinuria + learning difficulties
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What is Low ca2+, N PO4- high PTH high high ALP ?
Vitamin D dependent rickets Type 2 remember starve hair, poor growth and dental hyperplasia
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What is suggestive of cholera ?
Pale watery stools following trip abroad to endemic country
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What infection causes hyperchloraemic metabolic acidosis?
Cholera
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What is slapped cheek syndrome caused by?
Erythema infectosum/ parvovirus
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What is definition of severe DKA?
pH < 7.1 or bicarbonate <5
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When treat ITP?
Mucosal bleeding
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Describe primary prevention
Reduces incidence of injury occurring
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Describe secondary prevention
Minimises impact of disease/injury
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Describe Tertiary prevention
Limit extent of injury , e.g first aid training
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What is the role of PTH?
Increase renal calcium absorption and mobilise calcium and phosphate from the bone
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What is urine test for galactosaemia?
Reducing sugars
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What conditions can cause delay in bone age?
Growth hormone deficiency Hypothyroidism
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How do you test for growth hormone deficiency?
Insulin stress test
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What is low rennin, low aldosterone hypokalaemia and alkalosis?
Liddle Syndrome
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How many types of renal tubular acidosis are there?
1- distal tubulular hydrogen excretion 2-proximal tubule bicarbonate reabsorption 4- due to reduced production or insensitivity to aldosterone
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Difference between type 1 and 2 tubular acidosis
1- distal tubules, hydrogen secretion, adolescent, pH NOT less than 5.5 2-proximal tubule, bicarbonate reabsorption, pH can be less than 5.5
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High sodium and low potassium think what?
Hyperaldosteroneism Conns syndrome Renal artery stenosis
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Low sodium and high potassium think what?
Hypoaldosteroneism Congenital adrenal hypoplasia