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6. Pediatric feeding-breastfeeding, formula feeding and mixed feeding.
For the first 6 months what are b...,
What are the benefits to the chil...,
What are the benefits to the moth...
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39. Acute and chronic heart failure.
Etiology of heart failure in chil...,
What are the symptoms of heart fa...,
What are the symptoms specific fo...
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3 8. Childhood systemic hypertension.
What is the etiology of primary e...,
Clinical features of hypertension,
Do you know the symptoms of essen...
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37. Cardiac rhythm and conduction disturbances in childhood.
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7. Undernutrition. Protein-energy malnutrition in childhood.
Leading cause of death among chil...,
What are the types of protein mal...,
What are the classification guide...
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8. Eating disorders.
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9. Childhood obesity.
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10. Vitamin-D deficiency rickets.
What is rickets,
What causes vit d deficiency,
What are the rare hereditary ar r...
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I l. Rickets-like diseases. Hypophosphatemic rickets. Hypervitaminosis D.
Causes of hypophosphatemic rickets l,
Symptoms of hypophosphatemic rickets,
Diagnosis of hypophosphatemic ric...
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12. The newborn infant. Characteristics. Routine delivery room and initial care for the newbom.
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13. The adaptation syndrome of a newbom to extaruterine life.
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14. Hyperbilirubinemia in the newborn. Hemolytic disease of the newborn.
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15. Congenital infections of the newborn.
What are the three group of infec...,
What are the most common causativ...,
In which trimester is it most dan...
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16. Acquired infections of the newborn.
What re the most common acquired ...,
Neonatal sepsis can be divided in...,
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18. Premature infants. Diseases of the premature infants.
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19. +++ Acute respiratory infections and their complications.
What are the acute infections of ...,
What are the symptoms in nasophar...,
On examination of acute infection...
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20. Allergic disorders.
What is ige mediated type 1 allergy,
What are the phases in ige mediat...,
What are the symptoms for allergi...
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21. Pneumonia in childhood.
What is the etiology of pneumonia...,
Sputum clinical characteristics o...,
What are the signs and symptoms o...
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22. Bronchial asthma in childhood.
When does asthma show its peak in...,
How can paediatric asthma phenoty...,
What is the asthma predictive index
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23. Acute and chronic foreign bodies in the respiratory tract.
Etiology of traccheobronchial for...,
What re the site of lodgement,
Why does aspiration usually get s...
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24. Acute and chronic respiratory failure.
What is acute and chronic respira...,
What are the types of respiratory...,
Aetiology of respiratory failure ...
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25. Cystic fibrosis.
What is the etiology of cystic fi...,
What is the pathophysiology of cy...,
What are the clinical manifestati...
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26. Tuberculosis.
What is the pathoetiology of tube...,
What are the risk factors to tb,
What re the different spectrum of...
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27. Congenital anomalies of the urinary tract and kidneys. Urinary tract infections. Urolithiasis.
What causes congenital anomalies ...,
What re the clinical manifestatio...,
What are the antenatal congenital...
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27) Urinary tract infections. Urolithiasis.
Age of onset for uti,
What are the pathogens which caus...,
What is the pathogenesis of uti i...
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28. Acute nephritic syndrome. Acute renal injury.
What is the pathophysiology of ne...,
What re the different causes of g...,
What are the typical signs and sy...
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29. Chronic glomerulonephritis. Nephrotic syndrome.
What are the chronic glomerulonep...,
What is the definition of nephrot...,
What is the pathophysiology of ne...
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30. Chronic renal disease.
What is the aetiology of chronic ...,
What is ckd defined as,
Classification of ckd in children
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31. Differential diagnosis of proteinuria in childhood.
Specific type of protein excreted...,
Definition of poreinurea,
What are the classifications of p...
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2. Differential diagnosis of hematuria in childhood.
Define microscopic hematuria,
What is the classification of hem...,
Describe what you would find in u...
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33. Differential diagnosis of edema in childhood.
Most common causes of generalised...
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34. Congenital heart disease with left to right shunt.
What is a left to right shunt,
What is a major complication of l...,
What are the different types of l...
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35. Congenital heart disease with right to left shunt.
What are the common right to left...,
Etiology of tetra of fallot,
What is the definition of tetra o...
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36. Congenital heart disease without shunts.
What are the congenital heart dis...,
Aetiology of pulmonary valve sten...,
Clinical features of pulmonary va...
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40) Inflammatory heart diseases. Cardiomyopathies.
What are the risk factors for inf...,
Where are mostly the bacteria set...,
What are the pathogens for infect...
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40 cardiomyopathy
What is etiology of dilative card...,
Patho physiology of dcm,
Clinical features of dilative car...
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41. Congenital anomalies of the GIT, liver and pancreas.
What are the congenital anomalies...,
What are the different types of e...,
What are the clinical features of...
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42. Acute enterocolitis. Rehydration therapy.
What are the causes for enterocol...,
How is is salmonella transmitted,
Clinical features of salmonellosis
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43. Chronic diarrhea. Malabsorption syndrome. Celiac disease
What are the different types of d...,
Definition of diarrhea,
What s re the different types of ...
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44. Differential diagnosis of vomiting in different stages of childhood physical development
When is the oral incidence of cyc...,
What is the clinical presentation,
How to diagnose cyclic vomiting s...
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45 disturbances in gastrointestinal motility achalsia
What are the different disturbanc...,
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46 acid associated GI disease . H pylori . - peptic ulcer disease, chronic gastritis, h pylori
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Disorders of biliary tract and pancrease - cholestasis, biliary atresia, acute pancreatitis , chronic pancreatitis
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48 Differential diagnosis of jaundice
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49 chronic hep , liver cirrhosis
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50 Differential diagnosis of hepatosplenomegaky - read
What are the different diseases c...,
Clinical featuresdiagnosticstreat...,
Clinical featuresdiagnosticstreat...
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Differential diagnosis of abdominal pain in childhood
What are the differentials of abd...,
Etiology of infantile colic,
Clinical features of infantile colic
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71 Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
What causes juvenile idiopathic a...,
Pathophysiology of juvenile idiop...,
Which is the most common form of
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71 entesitis-related arthritis,
What is enthesis related arthritis,
What is the age of onset in enthe...,
Extraarticular manifestations of ...
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71 psoriatic arthropathy.
Definition of psoriatic arthropathy,
What is the age of onset of psori...,
Extra articular clinical manifest...
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71 IBD associated chronic arthropathies.
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72. Acute rheumatic fever
What is the cause of acute rheuma...,
What are the clinical manifestations,
What is the diagnostics acute rhe...
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72 Reactive arthritis.
What is the cause of reactive art...,
What are the clinical features of...,
What are the extrasolar manifesta...
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, Systemic connective tissue diseases - SLE, dermatomyositis, scleroderma.
What is the etiology of sle,
Clinical features of sle,
Sle diagnostics
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T4.Paediatric vasculitis - Henoch-Schonlein purpura, Kawasaki disease, polyartheritis nodosa
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