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1. An approach to Assessing Children
What is different between a paedi...,
1 what is the equivalent weight o...,
How much weight should a baby gain
8
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2. Growth, Development and Health
What are the different phases of ...,
What are the key development fields,
What are milestones
27
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3. Paediatric Oncology
What type of cancers occur in pae...,
Why does paediatric malignancy occur,
What are the referral guidelines ...
12
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4.1. Paediatric Respiratory - Upper / Lower Respiratory Tract Infection
What are the common viral respira...,
What are the common bacterial res...,
What are the different forms of u...
18
cards
4.2. Paediatric Respiratory - Asthma
What are the clinical features of...,
In asthma what is the 1 similarit...,
What are the different onsets of ...
16
cards
5. Paediatric Cardiology
What are the 8 commonest congenit...,
What is the aetiology of congenit...,
What are the genetic susceptibili...
25
cards
6.1. Neonatology - Physiology
What is neonatology,
What are the key stages of the in...,
What is the physiology of foetal ...
15
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6.2.1. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - Skin
What are the broad categories of ...,
What is considered in the colour ...,
What is considered in the rashes ...
17
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6.2.2. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - Jaundice
What are the different causes of ...,
What are the neonatal pathologica...,
What are the investigations of ne...
8
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6.2.3. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - Hypoglycaemia
What babies are at risk of hypogl...,
What can cause limited glucose su...,
What can cause hyperinsulinism
6
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6.2.4. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - Respiratory
What is the commonest reason for ...,
What is evaluated for respiratory...,
What are the areas to assess for ...
9
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6.2.5. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - ENT
What are the common ent problems ...,
What is choanal atresia,
What are the clinical features of...
13
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6.2.6. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - Opthalmology
What always needs to be checked i...,
What are 2 common causes of optha...,
What are cataracts
8
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6.2.7. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - Genito-Urinary
What are the 4 major classificati...,
What is the worry with renal pelv...,
When are the scans for renal pelv...
21
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6.2.8. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - Neurology
What are the common neurological ...,
What are the types of spinal dimples,
What are the features of a benign...
25
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6.2.9. Neonatology - Common Post-Natal Problems - Orthopaedic
What are the common orthopaedic c...,
What is talipes,
What is the treatment of talipes
12
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6.3. Neonatology - Born too Small / Too Early
What is the definition of being b...,
What are the different categories...,
What are the causes for being sma...
24
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6.4. Neonatology - Term Admission to Neonatal Unit
What are the categories of term a...,
What are the symptoms of sepsis i...,
What are the risk factors for sep...
37
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7.1. Gastroenterology - Feeding Babies
What are the recognised phases of...,
What leads growth in 1 infants 2 ...,
What is birth size weight depende...
20
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7.2. Gastroenterology - Vomiting and Malabsorption in Childhood
What are the different types of v...,
What are the phases of vomiting w...,
What can cause the stimulation of...
25
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7.3. Gastroenterology - Chronic Constipation
What are the clincial features of...,
Why do children become constipated,
What is the cycle of constipation
13
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7.4. Gastroenterology - Approach to the Yellow Baby
What are the different liver func...,
What liver function tests are ele...,
What liver function tests are ele...
29
cards
8. Paediatric Child Protection and Non-Accidental Injury
What are the different categories...,
How is child abuse identified,
What are the risk factors of chil...
14
cards
9. Paediatric Surgery
What is the formula for calculati...,
What is the formula for calculati...,
What should the urine output for ...
27
cards
10. Paediatric Urology
What are the systemic manifestati...,
What are the local manifestations...,
What are the antenatal manifestat...
26
cards
11. Children with Special Needs
What are the components of child ...,
What are the features of normal c...,
What is developmental delay
22
cards
12. Paediatric Adolescent Health
What is adolescence,
What changes is adolescence chara...,
What happens to the brain during ...
13
cards
13.1. Paediatric Nephrology - Nephritic / Nephrotic Syndrome
What are the common paediatric ca...,
What is the glomerular filtration...,
What are the different cells of t...
20
cards
13.2. Paediatric Nephrology - Acute Kidney Injury / Chronic Kidney Disease
What is acute kidney injury,
What are the features of acute ki...,
What is the management of acute k...
21
cards
14. Paediatric Dermatology
What is eczema,
What are the 2 categories of eczema,
What are the endogenous eczemas
27
cards
15. Paediatric Rheumatology
What are the benign symptoms of p...,
What are the benign signs of paed...,
What are the red flag symptoms of...
41
cards
16.1. Paediatric Infectious Diseases - Pneumococcal Infection / Meningitis +/- Sepsis
What is paediatric sepsis,
What are the features of the syst...,
What are the normal vital signs r...
13
cards
16.2. Paediatric Infectious Diseases - Streptococcal / Staphylococcal Infections
What are the features of 1 strept...,
What is the cause of scarlatina,
Who commonly gets scarlatina
20
cards
16.3. Paediatric Infectious Diseases - Primary Immunodeficiencies
What are primary immunodeficiencies,
What causes primary immunodeficie...,
What do primary immunodeficiencie...
11
cards
17. Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes
What factors influence height,
What are the different techniques...,
What needs to be looked for in a ...
26
cards
18. Paediatric Genetics
What are the features of down syn...,
What is the breakdown of the mult...,
What is included in the descripti...
13
cards
19.1. Paediatric Neurology - Headaches
What are the different pathologic...,
What are the categories of develo...,
What is looked at in a paediatric...
14
cards
19.2. Paediatric Neurology - Epilepsy
What is the definition of a seizu...,
What is the definition of syncope,
What is the definition of a convu...
12
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19.3. Paediatric Neurology - Neuromuscular Disorder
When should a neuromuscular disor...,
Where anatomically can neuromuscu...,
What type pf neuromuscular condit...
19
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20. Acute Paediatric Care
What are the formulas for calcula...,
What is the structured approach t...,
What is involved in the primary s...
31
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