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Hx taking
What s a good way of starting a h...,
Describe how do a detailed paeds ...,
Describe what is meant by the hea...
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Respiratory: Laryngomalacia; Croup
What are the differences in anato...,
What are symptoms and signs of re...,
If you have upper or lower airwwa...
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Respiratory: Bronchiolitis; Viral Wheeze; Asthma
Describe what is meant by bronchi...,
Describe the pathophysiology of b...,
Describe the presentation of bron...
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Respiratory: Epiglottitis; Whooping Cough
Define what is meant by epiglotti...,
Which population group do you nee...,
Describe the presenting features ...
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Respiratory: Chronic Lung Disease of Prematurity; Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia
Chronic lung disease of prematuri...,
When does cldp usually occur 1 2,
Describe the features of cldp 5 3
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Questions
A 4 year old child presents with ...,
Ambiguous genetalia is most commo...,
A abx should be used for children...
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Infections: Fever, Meningitis
What defines fever 1 1,
What are key signs to look for in...,
Describe how you thinko about a c...
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Infections: Sepsis; Kawasaki; Malaria
Describe the pathophysiology of s...,
What s the definition of septic s...,
What are the signs of sepsis 3
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Infections: Encephalitis; Glandular Fever; Mumps
What is the most common viral cau...,
Describe the presentation of ence...,
Describe how the symptoms of meni...
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Infections: HIV; HBV & C;
How do you determine mode of deli...,
What tx do you give during a c se...,
Prophylaxis treatment may be give...
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Infections: Gastroenteritis
Acute traveller s diarrhoea is mo...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is the second most common ca...
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Infections: Fever X Rash (MMR, Scarlet Fever, PV, VZV)
A child presents with fever with ...,
A patient presents with the follo...,
Describe the clinical features of...
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Dermatology: Impetigo
What is the definition of impetig...,
Describe the difference between b...,
Which organisms are most likely t...
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The Preterm Baby: RDS & NEC
Describe what is meant by prematu...,
Name some risk factors that impac...,
Which maternal intervention is li...
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The Preterm Baby:
This is a cranial us of preterm b...,
What are the two types of pre ter...,
Describe the pathophysiology of i...
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Neonatology: Physiology; Resuscitation
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A baby presents with mas and pphn...,
Describe the management plan for ...
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Neonatology: Sepsis; Jaundice; Apnoeas
Tom tip with neonate sepsis the o...,
What are red flags for neonatal s...,
How do you treat for presumed sep...
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Neonatology: Term Birth; NIPE
Which substances can cause nas 1,
Describe the cns 6 vasomotor and ...,
Describe how you manage nas 3
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Gastroenterology: Biliary atresia, Intussusception; Constipation
What are red flag symptoms for ab...,
A child presents with constipation 2,
Typical features in the history a...
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Gastroenterology: Infantile colic; CMA; Threadworms
Describe what is meant by infanti...,
Explain the three possible aetiol...,
What are the clinical features of...
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Gastroenterology: Abdominal migraine
Describe what is meant by abdomin...,
Describe how you treat abdominal ...,
Tomtip is the main preventative m...
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Cardiology: ASD
Describe fetal circulation includ...,
Describe the connections the foll...,
Describe what happens to fetal ci...
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Cardiology: CoA; VSD; PDA
Describe the pathophysiology of c...,
Describe the presentation of coa ...,
Which diseases is coarctation of ...
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Cardiology: ToF;
Which conditions make up tof 4 1,
Describe the four conditions that...,
What are risk factors that could ...
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Renal & Urology: Hypospadias; Hydrocele; PUV
Define what is meant by hypospadi...,
What are the presenting features ...,
How are hypospadias managed 2 3
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Renal & Urology: PKD; Enuresis; HUS
There are two types of pkd 1,
Describe the pathophysiology of a...,
6the underlying pathology of arpk...
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Renal: MCD; UTIs
Describe the pathophysiology of m...,
Nephrotic syndrome features a cla...,
What are intrinsic 2 and systemic...
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Urology:
What are the clinical features of...
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Endocrinology: CAH; DMT1
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia ca...,
Describe the presentation of mild...,
Describe how cah is managed 3
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Endocrinology: Rickets; Growth Deficiency; Delayed Puberty
What is the simplified pathophysi...,
Patients with vitamin d deficienc...,
Investigations for rickets 3
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Gynaecology
What are the typical causes of am...,
List 5 causes of primary amenorrh...,
List 5 causes of secondary amenor...
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Genetics I
What is a robertsonian translocat...,
Which trisomys are the most commo...,
Describe what is meant by mosaici...
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Genetics II
Describe the pathophysiology of f...,
What are the clinical features of...,
Tom tip the key feature everyone ...
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Haematology: ITP
Describe the presentation of itp ...,
Describe the pathophysiology of i...,
Tom tip itp is worth remembering ...
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Neurology: ADHD; Autism; Depression
Describe the aetiology for adhd 3 1,
Describe the clinical features of...,
How does adhd present differently...
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Neurology: OCD; Anxiety; Eating Disorders
What are the differences between ...,
Describe the clinical features of...,
Which assessment tools can be use...
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Immunology: Allergy / Allergic Reactions
What does atopy mean 1 1,
What are nice indications for an ...,
What increases the chance of alle...
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Immunology: Allergic rhinitis
Describe the pathophysiology of a...,
Describe the presentation of alle...,
What are the classifications of a...
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Rheumatology: Juvenile idiopathic arthritis; HSP; Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
What are the 5 types of juvenile ...,
Describe the presentation of syst...,
Mx for stills 3
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Orthopaedics: transient synovitis; Perthes
Describe the difference in struct...,
Which types of fractures are chil...,
Describe salter harris classifica...
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Orthopaedics: Osgood-Schlatter disease; osteochondritis dissecans; SUFE
Describe the pathophysiology of o...,
Describe the presentation of osgo...,
What is chondromalacia and how do...
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Orthopaedics: Calcanea apophysitis
Describe what is meant by calcane...,
Describe the age that calacneal a...,
Describe the clinical presentatio...
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Haematology: Anaemia in children; Bruising
What are anaemia thresholds for 1,
Describe what is meant by physiol...,
When why might a baby be sufferin...
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Neurology: Febrile Seizures
Define what is meant by a febrile...,
Name and describe the three categ...,
How common are febrile seizures 1 3
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Neurology: Epilepsy
Define what is meant by epilepsy 1 1,
When taking a history for a patie...,
What are risk factors for develop...
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Neurology: Non-epileptic paroxysmal events
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Respiratory: Neonate Lung Disease
What are the five neonate lung di...,
Describe what is meant by hyaline...,
Tx plan for hyaline membrane dise...
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Neurology: Reflex Anoxic Seizures; Headaches in Children;
Describe what is meant by a refle...,
Describe the basic pathophysiolog...,
Describe the presentation of a re...
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Neurology: Cerebral Palsy; Hydrocephalus; BMD; DMD
Define cerebral palsy 1 1,
What are the different classifica...,
Children who suffer which conditi...
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Neurology: Plagiocephaly and Brachycephaly
What is meant by plagiocephaly an...,
Why does plagiocephaly and brachy...,
When investigating plagio brachyc...
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Neurology: Epilepsy KT
Media 1,
Media 2,
What is the first line treatment ...
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