electrolyte abnormality in CAH
electrolyte abnormality in bartter syndrome
management of bartter syndrome
difference between type 1 and 2 RTA
type 1 = distal = urinary ph >5.5 reduced bicarb, acidosis
type 2 = proximal = urinary ph <5.5
electrolyte abnormality in tumour lysis syndrome
oxygen and CO2 dependent on with ventilator settings
CO2 -> minute ventilation -> increase RR or PIP or tidal volume to clear cO2
O2 -> mean airway pressure -> increase PEEP to increase O2
stages of periventricular haemorrhage
1 - haemorrhage in germinal matrix
2 - IVH without dilatation
3- IVH with ventricular dilatation
4- IVH with intraparenchymal haemorrhage
how to calculate mid parental height
(mums height + dads height +/- 13) / 2
diagnosis of asthma
side effects of rifampicin
orange coloured secretions
deranged LFT
side effects of isoniazid
peripheral neuropathy
side effects of pyrazinamide
hepatotoxicity
increased uric acid
tests in diabetes insipidus
ECG in hyperkalaemia
ECG in hypokalaemia
EEG in encephalitis
periodic sharp wave in frontal and temporal lobes
difference in bone age in constitutional vs familial short stature
familial short stature - normal bone age
constitutional short stature - delayed bone age
blood film in hodgkins lymphoma
reed sternberg cells = multinucleated, giant lymphocyte, distinct halo
post strep glomerulonephritis investigations
Features of nephritic syndrome
features of vit E deficiency
adrenaline dose in resus
1 in 10,000
0.1ml/kg
adrenaline dose in anaphylaxis
1 in 1000
< 6 mo - 0.1
6 mo- 6 y/o - 0.15mls (150 micrograms)
6 - 12 y/o - 0.3mls
>12 y/o - 0.5mls (500 micrograms)
red flag signs for anorexia