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Biliary atresia Passmed notes - breadth
1.Identify and interpret clinical data (from history, examination and investigations) to make a diagnosis of billiary atresia 2.Formulate a management plan for billiary atresia recognising the risks and benefits of treatments 3.Apply medical and laboratory sciences to inform the diagnosis, management and prognosis of billiary atresia ?
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Biliary atresia BMJ NOTES - depth
1.Identify and interpret clinical data (from history, examination and investigations) to make a diagnosis of billiary atresia 2.Formulate a management plan for billiary atresia recognising the risks and benefits of treatments 3.Apply medical and laboratory sciences to inform the diagnosis, management and prognosis of billiary atresia ?
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Biliary Atresia passmed questions
A concerned mother attends the em...,
A 6 month old baby is brought to ...,
A worried mother attends the paed...
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Meningitis
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Meningitis_Flash_Cards
Front,
Contraindications to lumbar punct...,
Investigation for patients with m...
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Asthma in Children - passmed
What is considered a severe asthm...,
What are the signs of a life thre...,
For children over 5 years old wha...
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Asthma in Children - SOFIA BMJ
What are the key elements in the ...,
What should be noted during the p...,
What diagnostic investigations ar...
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Asthma in Children - BTS Guidelines
What tests are recommended for in...,
What is the role of spirometry in...,
What is fractional exhaled nitric...
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Bronchiolitis breadth - Passmed
What is bronchiolitis,
What percentage of bronchiolitis ...,
What are the peak age and inciden...
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Bronchiolitis - Sofia BMJ
What age group is most commonly a...,
What are the typical initial symp...,
What key symptom progression occu...
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Bronchiolitis - NICE CKS guidelines
What is the age range primarily a...,
What symptoms define bronchioliti...,
What additional symptoms are comm...
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Anaemia and B12 deficiency
What is autoimmune hemolytic anem...,
What are the two types of aiha,
What is the most common type of aiha
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Constipation Passmed
Define constipation,
Feature of constipation,
Management
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Constipation bmj, nice and cks
Constipation overview,
Rome iv criteria,
Chronic constipation definition
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Chickenpox passmed
What causes chickenpox and what i...,
How is chickenpox transmitted and...,
Describe the clinical features of...
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Pyloric Stenosis Passmed
What is pyloric stenosis and when...,
What causes pyloric stenosis,
What is the incidence of pyloric ...
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Acute otitis media passmed
How common is acute otitis media ...,
Describe the pathophysiology of a...,
What are the clinical features of...
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Scarlet Fever Passmed
What is scarlet fever and its com...,
How is scarlet fever transmitted,
What is the incubation period and...
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meningitis management passmed
How should suspected bacterial me...,
Describe the initial approach for...,
When and why should a lumbar punc...
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Henoch Schonlein Purpura
What is henoch schonlein purpura ...,
What are the typical features of ...,
What is the typical treatment app...
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Testicular Torsion Passmed
What is testicular torsion and it...,
Describe the typical features of ...,
What is the management approach f...
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Intussuception
What is intussusception and where...,
Who is most commonly affected by ...,
Describe the clinical features of...
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Migraine diagnostic criteria
What are the international headac...,
What distinguishes migraine with ...,
How do the nice guidelines differ...
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Hearing tests
What is the otoacoustic emission ...,
What is the auditory brainstem re...,
What is the distraction test and ...
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infantile colic
What is infantile colic and at wh...,
What is the prevalence of infanti...,
What is the cause of infantile colic
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Hirschsprung disease passmed
What causes hirschsprung s diseas...,
What is the pathophysiology of hi...,
What are common associations of h...
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Whooping cough
What is the causative agent of wh...,
How many cases of whooping cough ...,
What are the routine immunization...
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Turners syndrome
What is turner s syndrome,
How is turner s syndrome denoted ...,
What are common physical features...
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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia
What is acute lymphoblastic leuka...,
How does gender affect the incide...,
What are the hematological featur...
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innocent murmurs
What are innocent murmurs in chil...,
List types of innocent murmurs he...,
What causes ejection murmurs
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Nocturnal enuresis
What is enuresis,
How is nocturnal enuresis classified,
What are common underlying causes...
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Roseala Infantum
What is roseola infantum,
What is the incubation period for...,
What are the primary features of ...
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Acute_Epiglottitis_Flashcards
What causes acute epiglottitis,
Why has the incidence of acute ep...,
What are the common features of a...
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Seizures in children
What is benign rolandic epilepsy,
How do seizures in benign rolandi...,
How does an eeg appear for a pati...
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Downs_Syndrome_Features_Flashcards
What are the facial features of d...,
What are some physical features o...,
What are common congenital condit...
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Cystic_Fibrosis_Management_Flashcards
What are the key management strat...,
What is the purpose of regular ch...,
Why should patients with cystic f...
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Neonatal_Hypoglycemia_Flashcards
What is considered neonatal hypog...,
Why can normal term babies manage...,
What are some causes of persisten...
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Development_Problems_Flashcards
What is developmental delay,
What are common referral points f...,
What indicates a problem with fin...
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Transient_Tachypnoea_of_the_Newborn_Flashcards
What is transient tachypnoea of t...,
Why is ttn more common following ...,
What might a chest x ray show in ...
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Stridor_in_Children_Flashcards
What are common causes of stridor...,
What are the features of croup,
What virus is most commonly assoc...
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NECK MASSES IN CHILDREN
What is a thyroglossal cyst and w...,
What characterizes a branchial cy...,
Where are dermoid cysts typically...
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Pulmonary hypoplasia
Causes of,
What is pulmonary hypoplasia,
You are asked to speak to a famil...
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Diarrhoea_in_Children_Flashcards
What is the main risk associated ...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
How is gastroenteritis in childre...
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Paediatric_Gastrointestinal_Disorders_Flashcards
What is pyloric stenosis and how ...,
What are the features and typical...,
What is the management for mesent...
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Wilms_Tumour_Flashcards
What is wilms tumour and at what ...,
What are some associations of wil...,
What are the common features of w...
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Ebsteins_Anomaly_Flashcards
What is ebstein s anomaly,
What potential in utero exposure ...,
What are common associations with...
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Cows milk protein intolerance
What is the prevalence of cow s m...,
What are the differences between ...,
What are common features of cmpi ...
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Duchenne_Muscular_Dystrophy_Flashcards
What is duchenne muscular dystrophy,
What are the key features of duch...,
How is duchenne muscular dystroph...
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School_Exclusion_Flashcards
What are some conditions that do ...,
What is the exclusion period for ...,
What is the exclusion period for ...
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Childhood_Syndromes_Flashcards
What are key features of patau sy...,
What are key features of edward s...,
What are key features of fragile ...
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Cephalohaematoma_Flashcards
What is a cephalohaematoma,
What is a common complication of ...,
How long does it typically take f...
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Paediatric_Orthopaedics_Flashcards
What is developmental dysplasia o...,
What are the treatment options fo...,
How is perthes disease characteri...
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Meckels_Diverticulum_Flashcards
What is meckel s diverticulum,
What is the rule of 2s associated...,
What are common presentations of ...
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Febrile_Convulsions_Flashcards
What are febrile convulsions,
What are typical clinical feature...,
What defines a simple febrile con...
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Ambitious genitalia
Basic physiology of ambiguous gen...,
Causes of of ambiguous genitalia ...,
Summarise
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X_linked_Recessive_Flashcards
What is x linked recessive inheri...,
What is an exception to typical x...,
What is the risk of inheritance f...
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Shaken_Baby_Syndrome_Flashcards
What is shaken baby syndrome,
Why is the diagnosis of shaken ba...,
What are the typical clinical fea...
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Developmental_Dysplasia_of_the_Hip_Flashcards
What is developmental dysplasia o...,
What are the risk factors for ddh,
What are the screening recommenda...
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Eczema_in_Children_Flashcards
What is the prevalence of eczema ...,
What are the features of eczema i...,
How is eczema managed in children
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Umbilical_Hernia_in_Children_Flashcards
What is an umbilical hernia and h...,
What is the typical outcome for a...,
What are some associations with u...
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Therapeutic_Cooling_Flashcards
What is therapeutic cooling,
What are some uses of therapeutic...,
What is the proven efficacy of th...
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Kawasaki_Disease_Flashcards
What is kawasaki disease,
What are the key features of kawa...,
How is kawasaki disease diagnosed
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Infantile_Spasms_Flashcards
What are infantile spasms,
What are the characteristic featu...,
What are common findings on inves...
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Hand_Foot_and_Mouth_Disease_Flashcards
What is hand foot and mouth disease,
What are the clinical features of...,
How is hand foot and mouth diseas...
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Congenital_Diaphragmatic_Hernia_Flashcards
What is congenital diaphragmatic ...,
What causes congenital diaphragma...,
What is the most common type of cdh
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Scarlet_Fever_Flashcards
What is scarlet fever,
How is scarlet fever transmitted,
What are the typical symptoms of ...
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Diarrhoea_in_Children_Flashcards (1)
What is the main risk associated ...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
How is gastroenteritis in childre...
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Croup_Flashcards
What is croup and what commonly c...,
What is the peak incidence age an...,
What are the clinical features of...
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Impetigo_Flashcards
What is impetigo and its common c...,
Where on the body does impetigo u...,
What are the typical features of ...
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Minimal_Change_Disease_Flashcards
What is minimal change disease an...,
What are some identified causes o...,
What is the pathophysiology of mi...
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newborn resuscitation
Newborn resuscitation algorithm,
A neonate who underwent a traumat...
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Chorioamnionitis_Flashcards
What is chorioamnionitis,
How common is chorioamnionitis in...,
What usually causes chorioamnionitis
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Immune thrombocytopaenia purpura (ITP)
What is immune or idiopathic thro...,
How does itp in children typicall...,
What are the main features of itp...
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Apgar_score_flashcards
What is the apgar score used for,
When is the apgar score assessed,
What does a score of 2 for pulse ...
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Child_health_surveillance_flashcards
What are the key checks during th...,
What infections are checked for d...,
What imaging is used during the a...
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Gastroschisis_and_Exomphalos_flashcards
What are gastroschisis and exomph...,
What is gastroschisis,
What is the management for gastro...
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Neonatal_sepsis_flashcards
What is neonatal sepsis,
How is neonatal sepsis categorized,
What percentage of neonatal morta...
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Child_abuse_presentation_flashcards
How may children disclose abuse,
What factors point towards child ...,
What are some possible physical p...
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Ophthalmia neonatorum
What is ophthalmia neonatorum,
Responsible organisms,
Management
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ADHD_flashcards
What is the definition of adhd ac...,
How many features of inattention ...,
How many features of inattention ...
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Paediatric_Basic_Life_Support_flashcards
What is the recommended compressi...,
What is the recommended compressi...,
How does the resuscitation counci...
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Pre_school_Wheeze_flashcards
How common is wheeze in pre schoo...,
What is one of the most common di...,
What are the two groups used to c...
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Patent_ductus_Arteriosus_flashcards
What is patent ductus arteriosus pda,
How is pda generally classified,
What can uncorrected pda eventual...
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Developmental_Milestones fine motor and vision
What milestone is expected at 3 m...,
What milestone is expected at 3 m...,
What milestone is expected at 3 m...
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Head_Lice_Flashcards
What is head lice,
What do head lice feed on,
What do head lice eggs look like ...
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Mitochondrial_Diseases_Flashcards
Where is most dna found in the cell,
What does mitochondrial dna encode,
What are the characteristics of m...
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Perthes_Disease_Flashcards
What is perthes disease,
What causes perthes disease,
Who is more likely to develop per...
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Juvenile_Idiopathic_Arthritis_Pauciarticular_Flashcards
What is juvenile idiopathic arthr...,
What is pauciarticular jia,
What are the features of pauciart...
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Cystic_Fibrosis_Features_Flashcards
What are the presenting features ...,
What are the presenting features ...,
What percentage of cystic fibrosi...
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Developmental_Milestones_Gross_Motor_Flashcards
What gross motor milestone is exp...,
What gross motor milestone is exp...,
What gross motor milestone is exp...
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Knee_Problems_Children_Young_Adults_Flashcards
What is chondromalacia patellae,
What are the key features of osgo...,
What are the key features of oste...
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Rickets_Flashcards
What is rickets,
What are the predisposing factors...,
What are the features of rickets
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