MRCPCH Part 2
The MRCPCH Part 2 exam of the Royal College of Physicians, Child Health consists of ‘Best of’ list ‘N from Many’ and ‘Extended matching’ questions. To pass this exam you should become familiar with the style of question and identify your areas of weakness. The exam consists of two papers each containing a mixture of questions known as Case Histories, Data Interpretation, and Photographic Material.
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- Over 270 'case history' items
- Over 75 'extended matching question' items
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Theme:Neonatal jaundice
AABO incompatibility
BAlpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency
CBreast-milk
DCrigler-Najjar syndrome
ECystic fibrosis
FGalactosaemia
GGilbert syndrome
HHypothyroidism
IPhysiological
JRhesus disease
KUrinary tract infection
Select the term that best matches each case.
A term 3.4 kg male infant develops jaundice within the first 3 days of life, which rises to 450 mmol/l, with conjugated of 25 mmol/l. He is given triple phototherapy, but at 7 days of life his total bilirubin is still 380 mmol/l, still mainly unconjugated. and his stools are pale yellow. Coombs test is negative.
An 8 day old girl presents with vomiting, lethargy, poor feeding, and 4 cm hepar. The serum glucose is 0.8 mmol/l and she has a total bilirubin of 150 mmol/l, with a conjugated level of 65 mmol/l.
A 3.7 kg girl is born at 39 weeks gestation and develops jaundice within the first 24 hours of life. This reaches 130 mmol/l at 12 hours of age and 200 mmol/l at 18 hours. Mother is A +ve and baby B +ve. The Coombs test is weakly positive.