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A 6 year old child presents with edema and mild proteinuria. No hematuria. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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A 12 year old boy presented with itching in his hands. Examination: skin is dry and red. His mother is asthmatic and older brother has hay fever. What is the single most likely causative factor?
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A 4 year old girl is taken by her mother to the emergency department and complains of feeling unwell, urinary urgency and temperature 39 C. What is the single next best investigation?
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A 2 year old girl presents with a 4 day history of fever that started with a cough. Her RR (respiratory rate) 45bpm, saturation 94%, temperature 38.9C, capillary refill time 1s. There are crepitations at the left base on auscultation. Urine shows negative dipstick. What is the investigation m
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A 3 year old girl presents with fever for 2 days. She is drowsy and had a seizure causing twitching of the right side of the body for 4mins. Her RR (respiratory rate) 30bpm, saturation 90%, temperature 38.9C, capillary refill time=2s. Urine negative on dipstick. What the single investigation most
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A 6 months old boy is admitted with persistent irritability. He is lethargic and is not feeding as well as usual. His RR (respirarory rate) is 30bpm, saturation 97%, temperature 38.0C, capillary refill time 2s. Urine reveals leucocytes on dipstick. What the single investigation most likely to lea
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A 3 year old boy presents with a 1 day history of being unwell. He appears shocked and has 3 hour old rash made up of urticarial and purpural spots. His RR (respiratory rate) is 30bpm, saturation 94%, temperature 39C, capillary refill time 1 second. Urine is clean dipstick. What is the single inv
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