Pediatric endocrine disorders SBA set 244
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1. Question
The parents of 19 month old girl consult you because she appears to have breast development . On examination you confirmed that there is symmetrical swelling of both breasts with that feels like breast buds. Which is the most important additional clinical feature suggesting a referral for endocrine investigation? [Past common mcq]
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9 year old boy was referred to the pediatric clinic due to tall stature. On examination, testicular volume is 4 ml and penis is enlarged. There is male adult type axillary and pubic hair. What is the most likely diagnosis? [2018 November]
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A 4 month old boy was admitted with vomiting and severe dehydration. The child is ill looking. The infant is darker than his mother and father. Blood glucose is 25mg/dl. Serum Na- 125mmol/l, serum K- 6mmol/l. What is the most likely diagnosis? [2018 November]
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