6. An 11 month old boy is referred to paediatrics with developmental delay and stereotyped movements. His Mum describes several times a day he will have episodes where he flexes his head, trunk and limbs before extending his arms. What is the cause?
West syndrome (Infantile spasms)
Cerebral Palsy
Sandifer's syndrome
Tourette's syndrome
7. A 1 year old boy has registered at the GP after his family moved to England from Syria. His mother is concerned that he never attempted to babble or speak however otherwise his development is normal. Which condition is most likely to cause his delay.
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Fragile X
Sensorineural deafness
Autism Spectrum disorder
8. Your little sister is helping you revise anatomy. At what age would you first expect her to be able to correctly identify body parts
18 months
12 months
15 months
24 months
9. A 7 month old girl in A+E presents with a minor head injury after rolling off a changing table, she cried immediately and aside from a small 1cm bruise, there is no obvious injury and she is alert and well. Which is the most appropriate action?
Safety net for re-admission and discharge home
Inform Social services and carry out a skeletal survey
Carry out a CT head within 1 hour
Carry out Skull X-Rays
10. A 12 month old ex-25 weeker is seen in paeds clinic. She is noted to grasp for toys only with her left hand. Which neonatal condition is most likely to have caused this?
