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Cardio - Septal Defects (Acyonotic)
What is the most common cause of ...,
What does acyonotic chd mean 2,
What are the 3 acynotic lesions 3
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Cardio - Septal Defects (cyanotic)
Why do cyanotic chd lesions occur 1,
Differential diagnoses of cyanoti...,
What 4 abnormalities in tetraolog...
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Cardio - Heart Failure
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Cardio - Rheumatic fever
What is acute rheumatic fever 1,
Risk factors for rf 2,
Pathophysiology of rf 3
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Cardio - Infective Endocarditis
What is infective endocarditis 1,
What are the most common underlyi...,
What do you need for ie to occur 3
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Resp - Pneumonia
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Resp - Croup
What is croup also known as 1,
What age does croup affect 2,
Most common causative organism of...
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Resp - asthma
What is the commonest chronic con...,
Pathophysiology of asthma 2,
Define asthma 3
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Resp - viral induced wheeze
What ilnesses can cause a wheeze ...,
Pathophysiology of viral induced ...,
Precipitants of viral induced whe...
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Resp - bronchiolitis\
What is bronchiolitis 1,
Mc causative organism for bronchi...,
What age does bronchilotis affect 3
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Resp - cystic fibrosis
Inheritance pattern of cf 1,
Pathophysioloogy of cf 2,
Clinical presentation of cf in ne...
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Cardio - arrhtymias
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Resp - acute epiglottitis
What is acute epiglottitis 1,
Pathophysiology of acute epiglott...,
Why are children more prone to ai...
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Resp - whooping cough
What organism casues whooping cou...,
When is whooping cough vaccine gi...,
Pathophysiology of whooping cough 3
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ENT - Acute Otitis Media
What is otitis media 1,
Pathophysiology of otitis media 2,
Common causative organisms of oti...
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ENT - Otitis Media with Effusion
What is otitis media with effusio...,
What is ome 2,
What causes ome 3
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ENT - Otitis Externa
What is otitis externa 1,
How long does acute oe last 2,
How long does chronic oe last 3
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ENT - deafness
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Opthalmology - peri orbital cellulitus
What is peri orbital cellulitus 1,
Epideimology of peri orbital cell...,
Two forms of peri orbital celluli...
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Opthalmology - Squint
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GI - GORD
Define gastro oesophageal reflux ...,
Define gastro oesophageal reflux ...,
Define regurgtition 3
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GI - Coeliac
What is the most common genetical...,
Define coeliac disease 2,
Which factors result in coeliac d...
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GI - Cows Milk Protein Allergy
What is cow s milk protein allerg...,
How is cmpa classified 2,
Pathophysiology of ige mediated c...
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GI - gastroenteritis
Define infective gastroenteritis 1,
3 viral causes of gastroenteritis 2,
What is the most common viral cau...
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GI - pyloric stenosis
Define pyloric stenosis 1,
Pathophysiology of pyloric stenos...,
Risk factors for pyloric stenosis 3
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GI - Intussusecption
Define intussusecption 1,
What age does intussusecption usu...,
Pathophysiology of intussusception 3
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GI - Appendicitis
Define appendicitis 1,
Pathophysiology of appendicitis 2,
Rf for appendicitis 3
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GI - Meckels Diverticulum
Define meckels diverticulum 1,
What causes meckels diverticulum 2,
What are the rules of 2s in mecke...
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GI - Hirschsprung’s disease
What is hirschsprung s disease hd...,
Define hirschsprung s disease hd 2,
When does hd present 3
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GI - Inguinal Hernia
Define hernia 1,
Define inguinal hernia 2,
Most common hernia in kids 3
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GI - Failure to thrive
What is failure to thrive also kn...,
Define failure to thrive 2,
What paramters are used in growht...
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GI - biliary atresia
Define biliary atresia 1,
When does biliary atresia present 2,
What is most common cause of live...
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GI - constipation
Define faecal impaction 1,
Define constipation 2,
What is idiopathic or functional ...
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GI - inflammatory bowel disease
Define ibd 1,
2 main types of ibd 2,
What causes ibd 3
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GI - poor feeding
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GI - colic
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GI - IBS
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GI - toddlers diarrhoea
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GI - liver failure
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GI - neonatal hepatitis syndrome
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Derm - eczema
Define atopic eczema 1,
Pathophysiology of eczema 2,
What hypersensitivity is eczema 3
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Derm - stephen johnson syndrome
What are stevens johnson syndrome...,
Difference beween sjs and ten 2,
Medications that cause sjs 3
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Derm - anaphylaxis
Define anaphylaxis 1,
Pathophysiology of anaphylaxis 2,
Causes of anaphylaxis in children 3
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Derm - urticaria
What are urticaria also known as 1,
What are urticaria 2,
What are urticaria assoictaed with 3
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Derm - allergic rhinitis
Define allergic rhinitis 1,
Ateiolgy of allergic rhinitis 2,
Rf for allergic rhinitis 3
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