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Respiratory
What does sleep disordered breath...,
What are key aspects in the histo...,
What behaviours does a child pres...
87
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Community and development
When is an infant described as be...,
What are the 4 main fields that a...,
What is a good way of asking with...
60
cards
Neurology
What is a febrile seizure,
What is an epileptic seizure,
When do febrile seizures usually ...
51
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Neonates
At what age is newborn screening ...,
What conditions are screened for ...,
Why is neonatal jaundice so common
75
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Clinical points
In what circumstances is an accur...,
How regularly should a childs blo...,
How regularly should blood glucos...
10
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Gastroenterology
What is colic describe the differ...,
What is the definition of constip...,
What other symptoms may be associ...
68
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Growth and puberty
What is size at birth determined by,
What other phrase is used to desc...,
In what period of a childs life i...
26
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Cardiology
Which organs does blood bypass in...,
Through which vessel does blood a...,
What shunts allows blood to bypas...
35
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Emergencies
What is anaphylaxis,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are some of the signs and sy...
34
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Endocrinology
When a child has been newly diagn...,
What are some triggers which may ...,
What are the most common early si...
92
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Asthma
What is the pathophysiology of as...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is atopic asthma
36
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Dermatology
A 4 week old child is brought to ...,
A 14 month old child presents to ...,
What type of rash is hand foot an...
4
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Surgery
What is phimosis,
In what age children is phimosis ...,
What is balanoposthitis
68
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Orthopaedics
What does the term ddh stand for ...,
What are some risk factors for dd...,
What is ddh
56
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Renal
What make up the triad in nephrot...,
Why are patients with nephrotic s...,
What are the most common causes o...
68
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Genetics
What are the genetics of duchenne...,
What is the pathophysiology behin...,
How do children with duchennes mu...
26
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Haem-onc
What is itp,
What is the typical history of a ...
2
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Immune (including Vaccinations)
What does the term atopic mean,
What symptoms may patients with a...,
What are the 3 main classificatio...
19
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Red flags vomiting
Bile stained vomit,
Haematemesis,
Projectile vomiting in the first ...
10
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Safeguarding
What are 4 of the key investigati...,
Why is a fundal exam important,
Why is a skeletal survey carried out
3
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