| Question | Answer |
|---|
| Commonest paediatric abdominal emergency | |
| What age does pyloric stenosis tend to manifest | |
| Diagnosis of IHPS | |
| Definitive treatment of IHPS | |
| Type of volvulus due to bowel malrotation | |
| Malrotation volvulus AXR sign | |
| Malrotation volvulus symptom x3 | |
| Malrotation volvulus symptom x3 | |
| Malrotation volvulus symptom x3 | |
| Malrotation volvulus surgical treatment | |
| What is intussusception most commonly associated with | |
| What forms lead point for intussusception to occur | |
| What forms lead point for intussusception to occur in OLDER kids | |
| Most common site of intussusception | |
| Classic feature of intussusception | |
| Definitive treatment of intussusception | |
| How long until appendix is perforated or gangrenous | |
| Most useful investigation for diagnosis of acute appendicits | |
| Most common paediatric groin hernia | |
| Surgical treatment of groin hernia | |
| Incarcerated irreducible pre-surgical management | |
