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Decks in this class (49)

GI Malformations
Hirschsprungs disease what is it ...,
Hirschprungs disease s s complica...,
Hirschprungs disease management
10  cards
Genitourinary Malformations
What is posterior urethral valves...,
What is hypospadias what can it c...,
What is epispadias
7  cards
Congenital Heart Disease
When are defects detected,
When can symptoms present,
What is the tetralogy of fallot m...
16  cards
Orofacial clefts and Neural Tube Defects
What is a cleft lip and palate a ...,
Prevention,
What is anophthalmos what is it a...
13  cards
Skin infections
Scabies what is it incubation wha...,
Scabies type of rash where does i...,
Scabies med 1st and 2nd line what...
5  cards
Maculopapular Rashes
Measles what does nd mean,
Measles how is it spread,
Measles incubation
31  cards
Vesicular rashes
Hand foot and mouth disease patho...,
Chicken pox pathogen incubationwh...,
Chicken pox disease pattern what ...
13  cards
Purpuric rashes
Henoch schonlein purpura what is ...,
Henoch schonlein purpura inv,
Henoch schonlein purpura manageme...
9  cards
Non-accidental Injury and Abuse
Types of abusewhat does neglect m...,
Features of history and exam whic...,
Suspicious injuries and sites
11  cards
Sudden infant death syndrome
How is it diagnosed,
What is sids,
What term is used before it is co...
7  cards
Immunisation
2 months,
3 months,
4 months
10  cards
Genetic Disease
Downs what trisomy is this what d...,
Downs facial appearance faceback ...,
Downs hands and feetmsk
10  cards
Childhood obesity
Define obesity with bmi for obesi...,
Causesinvestigations,
Management basics further options
4  cards
Upper respiratory infection
Acute stridor causes what might a...,
Investigations for epiglottitis,
Technical name for croup
17  cards
Lower Respiratory Infection
Bronchiolitis pathogens when is i...,
Bronchiolitis how long is the pro...,
Bronchiolitis how is it diagnosed...
16  cards
Cystic Fibrosis
What is it,
What does cftr do,
What happens in cf what does it l...
13  cards
Investigations in Resp Disease
What youd see on cxr with pneumon...,
What youd see on cxr with cf hfin...,
How pathogens can be detected 2
4  cards
Asthma
What is asthma,
Prevalance higher if,
Triggers
11  cards
Acute Asthma Exacerbation****
Brittle asthma define type 1 type 2,
Moderate exacerbation define,
Acute severe exacerbation define
7  cards
GI problems
Non bloody diarrhoea causes infec...,
Blood diarrhoea causes infectious...,
Toddler diarrhoeawhat is it what ...
34  cards
GI Obstruction in children ****
Causes,
S s,
Intussusception what is it at wha...
20  cards
UTI
Common pathogens,
S s 5 yrs old upper uti,
Risk factors
11  cards
Acute Kidney Injury ****
What is an aki 2 ways to define,
Causes,
What is used to stratify the seve...
11  cards
Nephrotic Syndrome
What is it,
Histology,
How is it classified
11  cards
Growth problems
Define failure to thrive falterin...,
What is normal weight loss in the...,
What should the average weekly ga...
16  cards
Diabetes
Define type 1 diabetes,
Risk factors,
What is the peak age of onset 2 o...
11  cards
DKA ****
What is it what is usually the cause,
Pathophysiology starting at very ...,
Causes
13  cards
Poisoning ****
When is this most often seen,
What should be determined,
Examinations what to look for
19  cards
Acute leukaemia (ALL & AML)
Pathophysiology general acute lym...,
Epidemiology,
S s cytopenia due to bone marrow ...
8  cards
Raised intracranial Pressure
Ddx,
Investigationswhat you would see ...,
Signs
6  cards
Brain Tumours
When to arrange further referral,
Medulloblastoma what is it presen...,
Brainstem astrocytoma key fact ab...
7  cards
Meningitis and Meningococcal Septicaemia ****
Presentationbehaviour feeding nec...,
Causesbacterial 3 months other ba...,
Risk factors
14  cards
Epilepsy
How is epilepsy defined in children,
What can cause non epileptic seiz...,
What else may include convulsions...
17  cards
Febrile Convulsions ****
Define what cannot be present to ...,
Who does it affect what is import...,
S s what is meant by a simple feb...
5  cards
Behavioural and Emotional Problems
Investigations,
Separation anxiety define when is...,
Temper tantrums when are they common
12  cards
Self-harm
Definewho is it more common in wh...,
Symptoms of depression in young c...,
Red flags for suicide risks mnemo...
6  cards
Enuresis
Define2 types,
Primary enuresis what is it causes 2,
Secondary enuresis what is it causes
12  cards
Normal Development
4 domains,
Gm what would you expect at newbo...,
Fm v newborn6 wks 4 months 6 mont...
8  cards
Developmental Delay
What is it,
Time patterns describe slow and s...,
Causes global organic non organic
9  cards
Autism
Define what does the triad includ...,
S simpaired social interaction,
S sspeech and language disorder
6  cards
Learning difficulty
Definehow does it manifest in ter...,
What is the common causes of lear...,
Diagnostic criteria 3 thing
10  cards
Cerebral Palsy
Definewhen it usually presents,
What cerebral palsy causes,
Causes in uterobirth neonatal
16  cards
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Pathophysiology whos is it more c...,
S sdevelopment latersigns,
Investigations bloodscan be done ...
5  cards
Treatment consent for children
If a child is under 16 what is us...,
If a child is 16 17 what is used ...,
What about fraser guidelines
3  cards
Paediatric Life Support
What is classed as an infant,
Cardiac arrest bls danger rouse h...,
How to do cpr in infants how to d...
4  cards
Choking ****
Step 1,
Step 2,
Step 3
4  cards
MSK Problems
Msk s s,
Associated systemic symptoms,
Ddx general
27  cards
ENT problems
Impaired hearing in children cond...,
Impaired hearing in children sens...,
Impaired hearing in children inve...
13  cards
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
What service is used for young pe...,
Heeadsss what does mneumonic stan...,
Qs to ask for home and environment
17  cards

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