Get Through Unit 5 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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Back pain in child, no overt clinical deformity

A

Spondylolisthesis

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2
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Hypophosphatasia vs rickets

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Lucent extensions into the metaphyses

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3
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CCAM types comparison

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Type 1: Large cysts >20mm
Type 2: Multiple cysts 5-12mm
Type 3: Solid mass with microcysts

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4
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Commonest cause of chylothorax in neonates

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Idiopathic

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5
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Maximum norrmal predental space

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3mm in adult, 5mm in child

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6
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Cavitation usually seen in (infection)

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Bacterial pneumonia, not viral

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7
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Dilatation of the pulmonary trunk and left pulmonary artery

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Pulmonary valve stenosis

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8
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Trevor’s disease

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aka dysplasia epiphysealis hemimelica
Single or multiple osteocartilaginous tumours arising from the epiphyses

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9
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Commonest cause of sudden onset testicular pain in children

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Torsion of testis

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10
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Air vs barium intussusception reduction

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Air allows higher pressures, causing faster and more effective reduction

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11
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Adrenal cortical carcinoma staging

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T1 <5cm
T2 >5cm
T3 extend into extra adrenal fat
T4 invade adjacent organs
Stage IV includes any T or N staging with mets, including T3N1 and T4

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12
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Short ribs not extending beyond anterior axillary line

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Thanatophoric dysplasia

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13
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Alpha angle suggesting unstable hip joint

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<49 degrees

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14
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Commonest CXR finding in tetralogy of fallot

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Elevated cardiac apex

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15
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Small bowel on left side of abdomen, large bowel on right

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Non-rotation

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16
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Congenital renal failure and deafness

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Alport syndrome

17
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HSP bowel findings

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Multifocal bowel wall thickening

18
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Down’s pelvic findings

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Flaring of iliac wings,
Flattening of acetabular rood,
Decreased acetabular and iliac angles

19
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Germinal matrix haemorrhage distribution

A

Anterior to the caudothalamic groove

20
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Commonest cause of intussusception in kids

A

Viral gastroenteritis

21
Q

Best sequence to assess temporal lobes for mesial temporal sclerosis

22
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Widening of proximal femoral physis and local demineralisation on AP

A

SUFE, get Lateral or Frog Leg

23
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Unilateral ovarian atrophy with stippled calcifications

A

Amputated ovary

24
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Neonatal pneumothorax, next Ix

25
Commonest fracture seen in NAI
Diaphyseal transverse
26
Meconium aspiration vs RDS
RDS can have air bronchograms
27
Bowing of long bones, cortical thinning, multiple fractures
Osteogenesis imperfects
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Normal appearance of renal medulla in neonates vs older kids
Larger and more hypoechoic
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Haematometrocolpos with Hx of imperforate anus
Transverse vaginal septum