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“The Man Who Fell Out of Bed” is a true story about a man with a damaged 

 A 7 year old girl presented with fatigue and recurrent epistaxis. On examination she has short stature, microcephaly, bifid right thumb and cafe aut lait spots. What are you most likely to find on her blood investigations?

 A baby weighing 3.5 kg is brought to neonatal ICU following a Cesarean section delivery at 35 weeks gestation. The baby is groaning, has a respiratory rate of  68b/m, nasal flarring, subcostal recessions and decreased air entry bilaterally. What maternal risk factor is likely to be associated with this presentation?

A term baby is delivered via C-section for foetal distress and meconium stained liquor grade two. On examination post-delivery the child has increased antero-posterior diameter of the thorax, Oxygen saturation of 96% at room air and a respiratory rate of 84/min and a temperature of 350C. The Child is kept under a radiant warmer and the temperature improves to 36.80C with respiratory rate of 72/min after one hour. Twelve hours later the child’s respiratory rate is 64/min. What is the most likely cause of respiratory distress in this patient?

 A known nephrotic syndrome patient is admitted to the paediatric ward with abdominal pain and fever. On examination he has oedema, a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius and tachycardia. On abdominal palpation it is tender. He has a raised C reactive protein. What is the most likely cause of these symptoms?

You are watching a scary movie.  Suddenly, someone taps you on the shoulder and you scream because you think this person is trying to kill you, but he only wants to ask you what time it is.  This is an example of a

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Matilda believes that people who eat at McDonald’s are overweight, so she decides to do a naturalistic observation of people who eat at McDonald’s. What should most concern us about Matilda’s observations?

If you eat a chocolate chip cookie and then take a sip of sweet tea, the tea may taste odd (less sweet than it usually does).  Why does this happen?

Which letter points to the dendrites?