- What is used first-line for treatment of pneumonia in children?
- Which tests can be done if a child is having recurrent admissions requiring antibiotics for LRTIs?
- what is the median and limit age for sitting unsupported with a straight back?
- What is the most common cause of bacterial pneumonia in children?
- Which skin finding can mycoplasma pneumonia present with?
- Which bacteria can cause pneumonia in pre-vaccinated children?
- Q: How often should Derbac M Liquid be applied for head lice treatment?
- Q: What is the active ingredient in Dentinox cradle cap shampoo?
- Q: How long should it last for referral to be considered in pain and fever treatment?
- Q: How is isopropyl myristate + cyclomethicone used for head lice treatment?
- Q: How is mineral oil and foaming agents used in Lyclear Treatment shampoo for head lice treatment?
- Q: How long have they had threadworms for referral to be considered?
- Q: How long should Lyclear Crème Rinse be applied for head lice treatment?
- Q: What parameters need to be considered for dosing medicines in children?
- Q: What should be supplied when a prescription for a liquid oral preparation has a dose smaller than 5 mL?
- When to refer a child thats slow to walk unaided?
- Q: Why is it important to state the strength of a medicine in a prescription?
- Q: What is a key principle to remember when dealing with children in medicine?
- Soft pulse, late diastolic, raised JVP, left sternal edge, changes on inspiration
- Pansystolic, changes on expiration, heard at apex and radiates to axilla, displaces, hyperdynamic apex beat