Dear All
Thank you for participating in the session today.
In RRR we discussed:
- Biliary atresia
- Choanal atresia
- Enuresis in 5 year old
We discussed Video station today. AG gave a PowerPoint presentation on the details of the Video station with Dos & Don’ts. Video clip showed a 6 month old with distended abdomen, a transverse scar in upper abdomen, left hydrocele and pale white stools. Dr S took the hot seat while Dr D & Dr S wore the examiner hat. There was some confusion in identifying the clinical signs in the video. We had a good discussion on what should be done in a situation when you are not sure of the signs you ‘see’.
Learning points:
- Do Not shy away from asking a question to examiner
- Clinical sign – Clarify your doubt – if not sure – ASK the examiner
- Examiner will normally clarify a specific point.
- Do not ask – What can I see? Is that line a scar or mark for measurement?
- Develop a differential diagnosis of 2-3 on evidence noted.
- In management – discuss the ‘child’ in front of you
- Do NOT give generic management as in the books
- Be age specific in management discussion
- Refer to your consultant and tertiary units for advice
- Do NOT be prejudiced by previous experience of similar video
Please visit www.mrcpchonline.org to add your comments or points I may have missed.
Anil Garg