Sudden paralysis

Part 2 book "Step on to paediatrics" includes content: Jaundic, blood vomiting, lymph node enlargement; pallor or anaemia; pallor, bleeding and fever; bruising and bleeding; puffy face and scanty urine; smoky red urine, dysuria; excessive urine output (polyuria); sudden paralysis of limbs, convulsion; developmental delay; abnormal behaviour; short stature, difficulties in movement and posture; accidents and emergencies; parasitic infestations; common surgical problems of children; fluid, electrolytes and acid base homeostasis; instruments & procedures in paediatrics; model ospe for practice.

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Bell’s palsy or acute idiopathic lower motor neurone facial paralysis is characterized by sudden onset paralysis or weakness of the muscles to one side of the face controlled by the facial nerve.

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