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assessing children
• Understand the components of a paediatric history
• Recognise the key differences in assessing children
• Develop a multisystem approach to children
• Describe the range of techniques used to facilitate examination
• Be able to make a basic assessment of each system
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child development
• Recognise and describe the normal pattern of childhood development.
• To be familiar with the principle developmental domains and their key component skills.
• Describe the key components of the Child Health/ Healthy Child Programmes.
• Know the current UK vaccination schedule.
• Understand growth monitoring and a basic approach to a child who has faltering growth
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child health screening
What are the main components of h...,
What does the child health progra...,
What does the 6 8wk review involve 3
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growth monitoring
What are the 3 key parameters we ...,
Other measurements that aren t ro...,
How are growth charts developed 3
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children vs adults
• Understand the different anatomical and physiological characteristics of a child.
• Recognise the range of pathologies that are unique to childhood and those that have
their onset in childhood.
• Highlight the changing nature of child health presentations
• Identify the common inpatient and outpatient presentations
• Discuss Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
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adolescent health
• Understand key aspects of adolescent brain development
• Appreciate the unique social, psychological and behavioural challenges present during
adolescence
• Discuss how young people may present within healthcare settings, including health
outcomes
• Be familiar with the impact of adolescence on chronic conditions such as diabetes
• Consider important systemic and communication adaptations to enable the delivery of
high quality, effective and person-centred care
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clinical features of asthma in children
• Define asthma and highlight the differences and similarities to adult cases
• Understand the epidemiology of asthma and its proven and putative aetiological
factors.
• Describe the clinical presentation of asthma.
• Be aware of the diagnostic difficulties when assessing a child with wheeze and cough.
• Recognise non asthmatic presentations of respiratory illness
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management of non-acute asthma in children
• Know the stepwise approach to management of asthma, including drugs and their
delivery, patient education.
• Know how to assess and manage severe and life-threatening asthma.
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management of acute asthma in children
Order of drug administration 1,
How do saba and ipratropium bromi...,
How to decide what level of treat...
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URTI in children
What is the upper resp tract 1,
What conditions count as urit 2,
Side effects from abx 3
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LRTI in children
What is the lower resp tract 1,
What are lrti 2,
Common infective agents 3
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paediatric neurology - headaches
When does the brain acquire most ...,
Why is child neurology dynamic 2,
Pathology in paediatric neurology 3
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paediatric neurology - paroxysmal events
Define seizure fit 1,
Define syncope 2,
Define convulsion 3
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assessing head shape and size
Normal infant skull 1,
What is microcephaly 2,
What is macrocephaly 3
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neuromuscular disorders in children
Describe lower motor neurons 1,
When to suspect neuromuscular dis...,
What is the gower s sign 3
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child development and special needs
What is developmental delay 1,
What is global developmental delay 2,
What is a learning disability 3
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foetal circulation and patent ductus arteriosus
Label the foetal circulation 1,
Describe the foetal circulation 2,
What does the ductus venosus beco...
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pulmonary and aortic stenosis
Symptoms of pulmonary stenosis 1,
What determines the stages of ps 2,
Interventions for ps 3
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coarctation of the aorta
What is coarctation of the aorta 1,
Clinical presentation of coarctat...,
Delayed duct closure and aortic c...
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cyanotic heart defects
When may recognition of cyanotic ...,
What does central cyanosis indica...,
What is transposition of the grea...
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atrial and ventricular septal defects
What are the 3 main types of vsd 1,
What type of shunt occurs in vsd 2,
Clinical presentation of vsd 3
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paediatric cardiology
How common is congenital heart di...,
What are the 8 commonest heart le...,
Aetiology of congenital heart con...
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hx and examination for paeds cardio
Important things to ask about in ...,
Important things to check for in ...,
Important investigations 3
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sepsis and child mortality
How common is infection in paedia...,
Infections and admissions to hosp...,
Uk child mortality 5y o 3
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meningitis
What is meningitis 1,
What is meningism 2,
Media 3
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staphylococcal and streptococcal infections
How important are staphylococcal ...,
What type of infections are cause...,
What type of bacteria is staphylo...
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paediatric genetics
What is the karyotype in down s s...,
What other health conditions is d...,
Advances in testing for down s sy...
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vomiting and malabsorption
What is vomiting 1,
3 phases of vomiting 2,
Why does vomiting occur 3
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approach to the yellow baby
What are the functions of the liv...,
What 4 things are included in a l...,
When would alt ast be elevated 3
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chronic constipation
What is constipation 1,
What is normal stool frequency 2,
Other signs and symptoms associat...
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inflammatory bowel disease in children
Presenting features of crohn s 1,
Presenting features of uc 2,
Diagnosis of ibd 3
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infant nutrition
Why is nutrition important 1,
Recognised phases of childhood 2,
Recognised phases of growth and w...
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paediatric dermatology
Label the skin 1,
What is eczema 2,
How common is eczema 3
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allergies in children
Ige mediate allergy diagram 1,
Pathophysiology of ige mediated a...,
What is a class ii mhc molecule 3
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paediatric clinical pharmacology
Why are there differences in resp...,
Why are there differences in resp...,
Why is safe medications use in pa...
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paediatric nephrology
Co to nephron 1,
Gfr in children 2,
Gfr in children 3
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paediatric surgery
Physiological indices in children 1,
Vital signs in children 2,
Pain barrier in children 3
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paediatric urology
Presentation of paediatric urolog...,
What does this hx suggest 2,
Features of inguinal hernia 3
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the injured child
Why is injury in children importa...,
Demographics of severely injured ...,
Injury mechanism 1 15y o 3
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approach to acute paediatrics
In what ways are children differe...,
Airway differences in children 2,
Breathing differences in children 3
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child protection and NAI
How common is child protection 1,
What is the toxic triad 2,
Legislative protection 3
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paediatric growth and endocrine
What is normal growth and why is ...,
Bone age 2,
Assessment tools for growth 3
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paediatric oncology
What is cancer 1,
How common is childhood cancer 2,
Classification of childhood cancer 3
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JIA
How common is jia 1,
Causes of jia 2,
Features of jia 3
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neonatology
Categories of term admission 1,
Symptoms of sepsis in the neonate 2,
Risk factors for sepsis in the ne...
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