Pediatrics - Medical MCQ

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19 Pediatrics

Complete the missing step in the flow cha shown below:

AIntubate, spO2, ECG monitor

BCPAP and ECG monitor

CPPV, spO2 and ECG monitor

DspO2 and ECG monitor only

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20 Pediatrics

A 10–month old baby previously normal, suddenly becomes distressed in his crib. The external appearance of genitalia was normal, except hyperpigmentation. lood glucose showed a level of 30 mg%. What is the most probable diagnosis ?

A21 hydroxylase deficiency

BHyperinsulinism

CFamilial glucocorticoid deficiency

DCushing's syndrome

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21 Pediatrics

4 day old breastfed neonate, otherwise well, term neonate presented with jaundice, on testing the bilirubin level was found to be 18 mg/dl. Which of the following is the best step of management?

ASta phototherapy and continue breast feeding

BSta iv fluids and given phototherapy

CInitiate exchange transfusion

DStop breast feeding and do phototherapy

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22 Pediatrics

Absent thumb, radial deviation of wrist, bowing of forearm with thrombocytopenia which investigation need not to be done ?

AEchocardiography

BBone marrow examination

CPlatelet count

DKaryotyping

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23 Pediatrics

Hutchinson’s triad includes?

AInterstitial keratitis, malformed molars, conductive deafness

BInterstitial keratitis, malformed molars, sensorineural deafness

CConductive deafness, malformed incisors, interstitial keratitis

DInterstitial keratitis, malformed molars, conductive deafness

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24 Pediatrics

Most common sequelae due to periventricular leukomalacia –

ASpastic diplegia

BSpastic quadriplegia

CMental retardation

DSeizures

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25 Pediatrics

All of the following are the complications in the new born of a diabetic mother except –

AHyperbilirubinemia

BHyperglycemia

CHypocalcemia

DHypomagnesemia

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26 Pediatrics

Which of the following is the most appropriate method for obtaining a urine specimen for culture in an 8 month old girl –

ASuprapubic aspiration

BIndwelling catheter sample

CClean catch void

DUrinary bag sample

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27 Pediatrics

A child can walk upstairs one step at a time, can ride cycle but can’t jump can also speak sentences, can tell his/her name gender but finds difficult to narrate the story.What is her actual developmental age

A1 yrs

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