Interstitial Lung Disease in Children

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What this deck covers

Interstitial Lung Disease in Children in twelve illustrated clinical cases with worked explanations – case presentations built around clinical images, radiology, teaching illustrations and real laboratory data, with the reference range beside every value a case quotes. This visual, data-interpretation style of practice suits candidates preparing for MRCPCH AKP in particular, alongside the Saudi Prometric (SCFHS) exam, the Arab Board, DHA and OMSB. Each case gives you a clinical vignette, four options, the correct answer, and an explanation of why each of the other three is wrong.

The twelve cases, in order

  1. The baby who never slowed down
  2. Five doors before the rare one
  3. Term, ventilated, and not getting better
  4. The ladder that ends before the knife
  5. The scan that names it
  6. The steroids question
  7. Why the oxygen falls
  8. The fingers knew
  9. The bird in the house
  10. More than oxygen
  11. Two genes, two conversations
  12. What not to do next

What this deck teaches

  • Since the first weeks is a different disease. Persistent tachypnoea with crackles, not episodes of wheeze – that child needs the chILD question asked.
  • Exclude the common five first. CF, immunodeficiency, cardiac disease, aspiration, infection – each has a cheaper test.
  • A term baby with a premature film. Genetic surfactant disease until the panel says otherwise – send it early.
  • Scan and genes before the knife. A classic NEHI CT or a diagnostic variant ends the workup without a biopsy.
  • NEHI improves and steroids do not help it. Oxygen, calories and a confident prognosis are the treatment.
  • The thickened wall is the physiology. Gas crosses a widening gap – desaturation shows at exertion, feeds and sleep first.

Exam pearls from this deck

  • The infant who has breathed fast since birth has a different disease from the infant who started last week.
  • Five commoner causes, five specific tests – the label chILD is only allowed after all five doors are closed.

The twelve worked cases in this deck, with the images and the full explanation of every option, are part of Pediatric Case Review membership. See what is included, or start with the free Prometric question sets.

More from this system: all respiratory illustrated case decks · respiratory board questions for bank-style drilling · the free Pediatric Prometric question sets · pediatric reference values.

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