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Paediatric Resusctation Guide
Rather than shockable rhythms chi...,
What aetiologies for cardiorespir...,
How is the child anatomy different
31
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Paediatric Neurological Examination
For toddlers the initial phase of...,
Assessing higher cortical functions,
Olfactory nerve 1
9
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Paediatric Resp Examination
Apppearance behaviour,
Sounds,
Hot potato voice
39
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Paediatric Cardiovascular Examination
A patient an anticoagulants may have,
Xanthomata,
Arachnodactyly
28
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Child with a fever
Presentation of bacterial meningi...,
Presentation of bacterial meningi...,
Presentation of meningitis in 3 y...
33
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infectious rashes in children - amboss
Fetal abnormalities associated wi...,
Measles appearance,
Course of measles
38
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Acute Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease
Demographic features of acute rhu...,
When does arf develop,
Initial strep infection may prese...
47
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Child with difficulty breathing
Aspiration,
Cystic fibrosis,
Immunodeficiency
16
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radiology: abdomen
Thumbprint sign indicates,
Causes of intussusception,
Majority of intussusception cases...
11
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Biliary atresia - GM
What is biliary atresia,
Biliary atresia usually presents in,
Aetiology of biliary atresia
19
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Intussusception - GM
Define intussusception,
Most common siite for intussuscption,
If left untreated intussusception...
20
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Croup - GM
Another name for croup,
What is croup,
What age does croup occur
39
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Bronchiolitis - GM
What is bronchiolitis,
Peak age of incidence of bronchio...,
Aetiology of bronchiolitis
42
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Tetralogy of Fallot
The four defects of tetralogy of ...,
The three anatomical defects are,
The one physiological defect is
26
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Common paediatric dental problems
Hyperbilirubinaemia,
Eruption cust,
Major organ failure causes
24
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Neonaates 2
Normal resp rate for an infant,
Tachypnoea for a neonate,
Common causes of respiratory dist...
32
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Child Neurology
Paroxysmal events,
Static events,
Acute dysruptions
7
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milestones in infants
Motor stage of newborn,
Motor stage at 2 months,
Motor stage at 4 months
26
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milstones in childhood
Motor stage at 15 months,
Walks unassisted climbs on furnit...,
Runs goes up steps kicks ball fee...
42
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advanced paediatric life support
Recession,
Stridor,
Wheeze
30
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PCH resus guidelines
Causes of respiratory failure,
Causes of circulatory failure,
Central neurological failure
25
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anaphylaxis management
What is anapylaxis,
First point of call,
What to administer
18
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meningitis
How might neontes and infants pre...,
Symptoms by age,
Presentation by age
24
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kawasaki disease
What is kawasaki,
Complications of kawasaki,
Diagnosis
22
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sepsis
What is sepsis,
What is septic shock,
How to recognise sepsis
21
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lumbar puncture
Who to you have to discuss lp wth,
How to coucel patient,
Serious complications of lp
14
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acute asthma
History,
Red flags for alternative diagnoses,
Treatment of mild acute asthma
13
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eczema
Diagnostic criteria,
Everyday management,
Bathing
14
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febrile convulsions
Epidemiology of febrile convulsions,
Flow chart,
Simple febrile convulsions
11
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status epilipticus
Define status epipticus,
Management of status epilipticis,
Causes of se
7
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meningococcal disease
Possible meningococcal disease ma...,
Features of meningococcal disease...,
Features of meningococcal disease...
9
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henoch-schonlein purpura
Define hsp,
Pathophys of hsp,
Epidemiology of hsp
21
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immune thrombocytopenia
Itp define,
Aetiology of itp,
Pathophysiology of itp
16
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Haemolytic uraemic syndrome
Definition of petechiae and purpura,
History,
Examination
12
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headache
Red flags in headaches,
Acute reccurent headaches,
Chronic non progressive headaches
17
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diabetic ketoacidosis
Dka is a triad of,
Dka results from,
Biochemical criteria for the diag...
31
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HEEADSSS screen
What does heeadsss stand for,
What should you start every scree...
2
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dental toothache
Signs of severe toothache,
What should you do if the child h...,
Numbering system for teeth
12
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serious illness
A,
Assessment of breathing,
Resus for b
14
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ARF and RHD cont
Risk groups for primary preventio...,
Recommended antibiotic treatment ...,
Recommended antibiotic treatment ...
30
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sore throat
Primary prevention of arf,
People at high risk for primry pr...,
Recommended antiobiotic treatment...
7
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poor growth
Red flags on growth charts,
Intake and output history,
Food behaviour and dietary practices
17
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gastroenteritis
Gastroenteritis is,
Assessment of the child with gast...,
Investigations
6
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milestones and development
5 key areas of development,
Primary speech and language problems,
Developmental speech and language...
27
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