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CBL: Malignancies
Li fraumeni syndrome what is this...,
Li fraumeni syndrome when to cons...,
Li fraumeni syndrome1 what cancer...
68
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Random facts - Pediatrics
What virus a croup is caused by,
Features symptoms of croup,
General management of croup emerg...
24
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CBL:cardiology
Characteristic of the murmur vent...,
Characteristic of the murmur vent...,
Characteristics of the murmur pat...
30
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CBL: Growth and Feeding
What further questions to ask in ...,
What on the growth chart defines ...,
Potential differentials for feedi...
20
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Abdominal and neuro lectures
Whats foetor oris example of cond...,
What can indicate in a child puls...,
Abdo exam in kids inspectionwhat ...
31
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CBL: Respiratory
Pc recurrent chest infectionwhat ...,
What is the red flag for a child ...,
Case
14
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Congenital heart conditions
Small vsd murmur,
Management of small vsd,
Large vsd
61
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Acquired heart conditions
What is kawasakis disease,
What age do children get kawasaki...,
How is kawasakis disease diagnosed
19
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Measles
What virus causes measles,
How is it spread,
When does it become infective
12
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Meningitis
Define meningococcal meningitis,
Define meningococcal septicaemia,
Causes of meningitis in neonates 3 3
19
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Rubella
Is rubella a virus or bacteria,
When do indivisuals become infect...,
What occurs in the prodrome phase
8
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Hand foot and mouth
Cause of hand foot and mouth,
Epidemiology,
Clinical features
7
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Scarlet fever
What organism causes scarlet fever,
How is scarlet fever spread,
How does scarlet fever present
10
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Kawasaki's disease
What is kawasakis disease,
Highest age of incidence,
What is the criteria for diagnosi...
9
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Slapped Cheek
What pathogen causes slapped chee...,
Symptoms of slapped cheek,
When is the infectious phase
6
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Roseola
What pathogen causes roseola,
Which age group commonly affected,
Symptoms of roseola
5
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Chicken pox
What pathogen causes infection in...,
How is chicken pox spread,
When is chicken pox infectious
8
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Mumps
Virus causing mumps is,
How is mumps spread,
3 main clinical features of mumps
7
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coryza - URTI
What pathogens cause coryza,
Most common cause of corzya,
Symptoms
4
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Pharyngitis (Sore throat) - URTI
What is pharyngitis,
What causes pharyngitis,
Which pathogen can cause a sore t...
3
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Tonsillitis
What is tonsillitis,
Which pathogens cause tonsillitis,
Symptoms of bacterial tonsillitis
8
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Ottitus media
What is otitis media,
When is otitis media most common,
Symptoms of otitis media
9
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Croup
What is the main cause of croup,
Main features of croup 3,
Management of croup
6
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Pseudomembranous Croup
What is pseudomembranous croup al...,
Clinical picture shows,
What is the cause of pseudomembra...
4
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Acute epiglottitis
What is acute epiglottitis,
What pathogen causes acute epiglo...,
What age is it most common in
8
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Bronchiolitis
What is bronchiolitis,
Main cause of bronchiolitis,
Most common age it presents at
6
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Whooping cough
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Paed - Asthma
0
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Pneumonia - PAEDS
0
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Oesophageal Atresia
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Gastro oesophageal reflux
What is gord characterised by,
Major complication of gord,
Name 3 complications of gord
6
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Pyloric stenosis
What is pyloric stenosis,
When does pyrloric stenosis norma...,
What two features are found and s...
6
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Meckel's diverticulum
What is meckels diverticulum,
3 major complications,
Clinical picture of meckels
7
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Mesenteric Adenitis
What is mesenteric adenitis,
3 clinical features of mesenteric...,
What precedes mesenteric adenitis
6
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Intussception
What happens in intussception,
What is intussception the most co...,
What is noted on examination
11
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Overfeeding
Presenting features are,
Daily intake should be
2
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Malrotation
What is malrotation,
Volvulus,
Ladds bands
6
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Duodenal atresia
What is duodenal atresia,
Incidence of duodenal atresia,
When does it present
6
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General
Name 4 causes of billous vomiting...
1
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VSD
Small vsd murmur,
Management of small vsd,
How big is a large vsd
7
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Tetralogy of Fallot
4 x features of tetralogy of fallot,
Cxr of tetralogy of fallot,
How does the tetralogy of fallot ...
6
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PDA
Explain what a pda is,
Mumur for pda,
Pulse in pda
6
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ASD/AVSD
Secumdum asd,
Atrial septal defect murmu,
Investigations of asd
8
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Pulmonary stenosis
Pulmonary stenosis clinical features,
Pulmonary stenosis on examination...,
Pulonary stenosis murmur
6
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Transposition of Great arteries
What is transposition of great ar...,
When does toga first present,
Features of presentation
6
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Aortic stenosis
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Coarctation of Aorta
What is coarctation of aorta,
Symptoms of aortic coarctation,
Ix of coarctation of aorta
4
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