PEDIATRICS

Acute abdominal pain

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Acute abdominal pain is very common. It is important to quickly assess whether surgical intervention is required, as some important surgical conditions present as an acute abdomen. Acute Appendicitis This…

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Jaundice

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Jaundice is the yellow pigmentation of the skin that occurs with hyperbilirubinaemia. The bilirubin is formed from the breakdown of haem in red blood cells and is transported to the…

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Anaemia and pallor

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Iron Deficiency Anaemia In early childhood the combination of a high demand for iron to keep up with rapid growth and a poor intake of iron-rich foods makes iron deficiency…

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disorders

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Iron Deficiency Anaemia In early childhood the combination of a high demand for iron to keep up with rapid growth and a poor intake of iron-rich foods makes iron deficiency…

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Acute diarrhoea and dehydration

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Dehydration Water accounts for up to 80% of an infant’s weight. Loss of more than 5% of this water represents significant dehydration. Fluid may be depleted in the intracellular or…

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