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neonates
What does delayed cord clamping do 1,
Immediate care of the baby after ...,
When is the blood spot screening ...
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APGAR score
What scores 0 on apgar score 1,
What score 1 on the apgar score 2
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fetal medicine
Three fetal shunts in fetal circu...,
What does the ductus venosus do 2,
What does the foramen ovale do 3
4
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murmurs
Describe an innocent murmur 1,
Causes of pan systolic murmurs in...,
Ejection systolic murmurs in chil...
4
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patent ductus arteriosus
Features of patent ductus arterio...,
Management of patent ductus arter...
2
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atrial septal defects
Features of atrial septal defect 1,
Types of atrial septal defects 2,
Features of ostium secundum 3
5
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ventricular septal defect
Aetiology of vsd 1,
Presentation of vsd 2,
Management of vsd 3
5
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tetralogy of fallot
Most common cause of cyanotic con...,
4 characteristic features of tof 2,
Features of tof 3
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ebstein's anomaly
What is ebstein s anomaly 1,
What in utero drug might ebstein ...,
Associations with ebstein s anoma...
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transposition of the great arteries
What is transposition of the grea...,
Basic anatomical changes in tga 2,
Clinical features of tga 3
4
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bronchiolitis
What is bronchiolitis 1,
What age does bronchiolitis usual...,
Features of bronchiolitis 3
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viral induced wheeze
Presentation of viral induced whe...,
Management of viral induced wheeze 2
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asthma
Criteria for severe asthma attack...,
Criteria for life threatening ast...,
Management of asthma in children ...
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pneumonia in children
Most common causative agent in ba...,
Management of children with pneum...
2
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croup
Most common cause of croup 1,
What is croup characterised by 2,
Peak incidence of croup 3
7
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epiglottitis
What causes acute epiglottitis 1,
Features of epiglottitis 2,
How to diagnose epiglottitis 3
4
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laryngomalacia
What is laryngomalacia 1,
When does laryngomalacia typicall...,
Management of laryngomalacia 3
3
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cystic fibrosis
Inheritance of cystic fibrosis 1,
What is cystic fibrosis 2,
Organisms which may colonise cf p...
8
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derm
How can chickenpox be spread 1,
Clinical features of chickenpox 2,
Management of chickenpox 3
7
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MSK
What is transient synovitis 1,
Features of transient synovitis 2,
Management of transient synovitis 3
11
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genetics
Clinical features of down s syndr...,
Cardiac complications with down s...,
Later complications of down s syn...
22
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GI
Most common cause of vomiting in ...,
Risk factors for gord in children 2,
Features of gord in children 3
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jaundice
Causes of jaundice in the first 2...,
Cause of jaundice 2 14 days 2,
What is prolonged jaundice 3
5
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DDH
Risk factors for ddh 1,
What requirements for routine ult...,
Clinical exams for ddh 3
5
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rheumatology
Features of kawasaki disease 1,
Management of kawasaki disease 2
2
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whooping cough
What is whooping cough 1,
Immunisation for whooping cough 2,
Features of whooping cough 3
8
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CAMHS
Management of adhd 1,
Monitoring for methylphenidate 2
2
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