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Pediatrics
Today's Task:
End of Neonatology and beginning of endocrinology

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1️⃣ Dr Mohamed Esmail
Neonatology 9
Endocrinology 1
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2️⃣ DR. KZAZ
Endocrinology اول تلت
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Day 20
Obstetrics& Gynecology

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Dr. Khaled

-Med Dis. with Preg. ( HTN& Preeclampsia P3)

-Med Dis. with Preg. ( HTN& Preeclampsia P4)



Dr. Nadeen
Day off (revise Gynecology till end of Adenomyosis)
Pediatrics
Today's Task:
endocrinology 2

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1️⃣ Dr Mohamed Esmail
Endocrinology 2
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2️⃣ DR. KZAZ
Endocrinology ثانى تلت
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Pediatrics diagnostic
Today's Task:
Bleeding profile

1️⃣ collections
Bleeding profile 1
Bleeding profile 2
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2️⃣ University
Bleeding profile 1
Bleeding profile 2
Pediatrics
Today's Task:
End of endocrinology

Sources
1️⃣ Dr Mohamed Esmail
Endocrinology 3
Endocrinology 4
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2️⃣ DR. KZAZ
Endocrinology اخر تلت
A 27-year-old female presents with bilateral nipple discharge, no breast masses, she has history of Schizophrenia and mildly elevated prolactin level. Most likely cause:
Anonymous Quiz
0%
a. Renal disease.
76%
Medication side effecte
19%
Prolactin producing pituitary adenoma.
0%
Breast tumor.
5%
Hypothalamic disease.
newly married 21-year-old woman complains of menstrual irregularities and galactorrhea. Pelvic US is normal and prolactin level is 500 ng/ml. How can you proceed?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Just follow up.
12%
Thyroid function tests.
4%
Soft tissue mammography
0%
Dilatation and curettage.
76%
CT brain
Semen analysis reveals a volume of 3 cm, count of 20 million/ml, motility of 5% (grade A and grade B) and abnormal forms of 20%. How do you consider these parameters?
Anonymous Quiz
21%
Normal
7%
b. Oligospermia.
57%
c Asthenospermia
11%
d. Teratospermia.
4%
Azoospermia.
A full-term male infant is delivered by an emergency caesarean section for fetal distress. At birth, the boy is limp, cyanotic, and has no respiratory effort. He is dried, suctioned, and stimulated. However, no clinical improvement is noted. His heart rate is 60/minute.
A 7-day-old term female infant presented to the outpatient clinic for routine checkup. Mother stated that her daughter was not breast feeding adequately. Her present weight is 3.2 kg while her birth weight was 3.4 kg. Physical examination was unremarkable.