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Growth & Development (bj)
What are the major phases of chil...,
What are the 5 key developmental ...,
How do you do milestones with pre...
35
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Approach to assessing children
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A child's journey
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Infant feeding (not finished)
What factors determine birth size...,
What is the average birth weight ...,
How much energy does a
21
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Vomiting and malabsorption 1 (PS & GOR)
What are the phases of vomiting,
What are the potential triggers o...,
What are the different types of v...
23
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Vomiting and malabsorption 2 (bilious vom & coeliac)
What is billious vomiting,
Is billious,
What is meant by malrotation volv...
26
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Paediatric jaundice - Bilirubin metabolism
Summarise the main functions of t...,
What causes lfts to be abnormal,
Despite the name mr lecture man s...
13
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Paediatric jaundice
When dealing with paediatric jaun...,
When dealing with paediatric jaun...,
When dealing with paediatric jaun...
23
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Constipation
Define c,
What signs may there be of consti...,
What are the reasons a child can ...
8
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Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohns & UC)
Describe compare the presentation...,
Describe the typical presentation...,
Compare the presentations of uc a...
17
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Paediatric neurology (Intro & Headaches)
What types of pathologies can aff...,
What are the main bits of a neuro...,
What
15
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Paediatric neurology (seizures)
What is the difference between se...,
What is a convulsive syncope,
What is an epileptic seizure
31
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Paediatric neurology (head shape & size)
This is a normal bebeys skull ide...,
The fontanelles in a babys skull ...,
Clinically how do we measure head...
11
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Paediatric neurology (Neuromuscular disorders)
Note differentials for a child pr...,
Where do lower motor neurones begin,
What features of a history would ...
15
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Children with special needs
What are the normal developmental...,
Define developmental delay in ter...,
3
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Paediatric genetics 1
Describe the aetiology of downs s...,
What are the features of,
What signs on examination would y...
27
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Paediatric genetics 2
What is turners syndrome what cau...,
What are the main features of tur...,
What are the features of lymphoed...
8
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Adole$cent health
When is adolescence,
How common are mental health prob...,
Structurally how is the adolescen...
12
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Clinical features of asthma
What is asthma,
What are the symptoms of,
Histologically what features are ...
15
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Management of non-acute asthma
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Management of non-non-acute asthma
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Upper respiratory tract infections
What are the different urtis,
What is rhinitis,
Describe the natural course of rh...
16
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Lower respiratory tract infections
How does tracheitis present how w...,
What microorganisms cause tracheitis,
What is bronchitis
25
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Nephritic & Nephrotic Syndrome (bj)
What are the 3 layers of the glom...,
Define nephritic vs nephrotic syn...,
Describe the typical presentation...
20
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AKI & CKD (bj)
What are the criteria of aki,
How do you diagnose aki,
How do you classify aki
32
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Derm - Eczema
What are the major endogenous typ...,
What could cause eczema in genera...,
In general how do you treat eczema
21
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Derm - Infections & Systemic
Try to think of the major childho...,
Define impetigo,
What would impetigo look like
29
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Sepsis & Meningitis
Define sepsis,
What organisms cause sepsis,
At what age is sepsis most common
19
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Skin Infections & Viruses
What causes most surface infectio...,
How are strep staph treated,
What causes scarlet fever
27
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Immunodeficiencies & infections
Most primary immunodeficiencies a...,
What about a childs illness would...,
What infections arise from ab def...
13
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Congenital Cardiac Defects
What causes a congenital heart de...,
Which cardiac defects present wit...,
When doing a paediatric history e...
27
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Child Protection
What legislation covers child pro...,
What about a bruise would suggest...,
What about a fracture would sugge...
7
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Neonates - Physiology
Describe the passage of oxygenate...,
The foetal lungs arent functional...,
Where does a foetal o2 sat sit
8
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Neonates - Pathology
How do we refer to a foetus with ...,
How small is sga,
What are the types of sga
18
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Immunisations
When are you immunised with the d...,
When are we vaccinated against ha...,
When are we vaccinated against hep b
16
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Oncology
At what age do you expect to see ...,
What cancer is ass with the follo...,
How do we classify childhood cancers
19
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