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Achondroplasia
What is achondroplasia and what t...,
Which gene is mutated in achondro...,
How does the fgfr3 mutation produ...
14
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Acute Epiglottitis
Blank 1,
What is acute epiglottitis and wh...,
What is the most common causative...
25
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Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL)
What is acute lymphoblastic leuka...,
How common is all in children 2,
What is the typical age of presen...
32
cards
Acute Otitis Media
What is acute otitis media aom 1,
How common is acute otitis media ...,
Which children are most commonly ...
28
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Acute scrotal disorders in children
Why must testicular torsion alway...,
What is meant by an acute scrotum...,
What is the most important initia...
12
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Acute asthma in children
What is an acute asthma exacerbat...,
What immunological mechanism unde...,
How common is asthma in children ...
25
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Alpha-thalassaemia
What is alpha thalassaemia 1,
Where are the alpha globin genes ...,
What determines the clinical seve...
11
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Ambiguous genitalia
What is meant by ambiguous genita...,
What is the normal early state of...,
Which gene determines testicular ...
9
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Anaemia in infants and children
What is anaemia in infants and ch...,
Why must haemoglobin levels be in...,
What are the normal haemoglobin r...
30
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Anaphylaxis (paediatrics)
What is anaphylaxis in children 1,
What immunological mechanism unde...,
How common is anaphylaxis in chil...
27
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Apgar Score
What is the apgar score and why i...,
When should the apgar score be as...,
What should be done if the apgar ...
15
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Appendicitis in children
What is appendicitis in children ...,
What is the classic clinical pres...,
Why is appendicitis often difficu...
10
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Atrial septal defect
What is an atrial septal defect a...,
Why are asds commonly diagnosed i...,
What is the long term mortality a...
21
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
What is attention deficit hyperac...,
How many symptoms are required to...,
What is the epidemiology of adhd ...
21
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Autism spectrum disorder
What is autism spectrum disorder ...,
When do symptoms of asd typically...,
Why is asd described as a spectrum 3
24
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Bacterial tracheitis
What is bacterial tracheitis 1,
Why is bacterial tracheitis somet...,
Which age group is most commonly ...
21
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Benign rolandic epilepsy
What is benign rolandic epilepsy 1,
At what age does benign rolandic ...,
When do seizures most commonly oc...
11
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Biliary atresia
What is biliary atresia 1,
Why is biliary atresia considered...,
When does biliary atresia typical...
21
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Brain tumours in children
What are paediatric brain tumours 1,
Why are brain tumours particularl...,
How common are paediatric brain t...
27
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Branchial cyst
What is a branchial cyst 1,
What is the histological composit...,
Why are branchial cysts prone to ...
20
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Breastfeeding
What is breastfeeding 1,
What is the recommended duration ...,
What are current breastfeeding ra...
24
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Breath-holding attacks and reflex anoxic seizures
What are breath holding attacks a...,
Which age group is most commonly ...,
How common are reflex anoxic seiz...
24
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Bronchiolitis
What is bronchiolitis 1,
What is the most common causative...,
Which age group is most commonly ...
22
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Caput succedaneum
What is caput succedaneum 1,
What causes caput succedaneum 2,
What type of swelling is seen in ...
9
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Cellulitis
What is cellulitis 1,
Which children are at increased r...,
Which organisms most commonly cau...
21
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Cephalohaematoma
What is a cephalohaematoma 1,
When does a cephalohaematoma typi...,
What causes a cephalohaematoma 3
10
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Cerebral palsy
What is cerebral palsy cp 1,
What does non progressive mean in...,
How common is cerebral palsy in t...
32
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Chickenpox
What causes chickenpox 1,
What is shingles and how is it re...,
How is chickenpox transmitted 3
25
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Child abuse
How may child abuse first come to...,
What historical features should r...,
What behavioural feature in a chi...
28
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Child health surveillance
What is child health surveillance 1,
What are the main aims of antenat...,
Which maternal infections are scr...
18
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Childhood infections
What are the key clinical feature...,
What virus causes chickenpox 2,
What are the characteristic prodr...
21
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Childhood syndromes
What are the characteristic featu...,
Which chromosomal abnormality cau...,
What are the classic features of ...
16
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Children’s Glasgow Coma Scale
What is the children s glasgow co...,
Why is repeated assessment of gcs...,
When might the adult glasgow coma...
31
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Cleft lip and palate
What are cleft lip and cleft pala...,
Are cleft lip and palate usually ...,
What are the common types of clef...
12
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Coarctation of the aorta
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