Dear All
Thank you for participating in the session.
In RRR we discussed:
- Haematuria in 5 year old
- Delayed puberty
- Correcting Gestational age in premature infants
Mini Mock was a Video station of a 7 year old with prolonged hospital admission following a flu like illness with signs of unsteady, high stepping gait with proximal muscle weakness – inability to jump. Dr a took the hot seat and made a good attempt at picking up clues and developing a differential diagnosis. Dr S completed on points that were missed. Good discussion.
The Learning Points are:
- Listen to the Question carefully – do NOT get confused
- If not sure – clarify!! e.g. Delayed puberty vs early puberty
- Differential diagnosis – think of cases you have seen in clinic / practice
- Do Not develop your differential from text book list
- Common thing first
- Remain calm and do not get confused
- If you have not never seen it – it is unlikely to be relevant
Please visit www.mrcpchonline.org to add your comments or points I may have missed.
Anil Garg