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22. We have a syncope-list ready for you! 🐒 #MedTwitter #MedEd #MedStudentTwitter

20. Dx: Intussusception a/w syncope (neurogenic intussusception). Its pathophysiology is unclear but proposed mechanisms include release of neuropeptides from strangulated bowel, absorption of toxic metabolites, dehydration & electrolyte imbalance due to vomiting.

14. Plain abdominal radiography showed decreased air in the right colon, with a masslike lesion surrounded by radiolucent fat. Abdominal USG was performed. 🍩 At this point, the Senior asks you for your diagnosis. Which meme depicts the correct diagnosis?(🍪 for guessing others)

10. You all passed the senior's test. 👌The labs suggest a cause for gastric outlet obstruction (GOO!!) - which in infants would mostly be due to infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis. (That's not our case, don't worry!)

10-month-old girl brought to Peds OPD by father, for vomiting-woke her from sleeping, associated with irritability, and Episodes of unresponsiveness-which are getting progressively worse and are unrelated to the episodes of vomiting. 4 new interns have joined, you tell them to-

3. You're all absolutely correct! This is how you would generally approach a case of vomiting. 👇

6. Great. You can use the mnemonic "AEIOU-TIPS" for the important causes for unresponsiveness. 👇#MedEd #MedTwitter #MedStudentTwitter

7. Intern#4 informs the senior. On examination, vitals-stable and neurologic examination now revealed a sleeping infant who was difficult to arouse but, once awake, had no neurologic abnormalities. Rest of the examination-normal. EEG , MRI - normal. What to we focus on?

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