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7930 Pediatrics

Reye’s Syndrome is cause by all except-

AAdeno virus

BRSV

CHerpes

DInfluenza

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7931 Pediatrics

Which of the following milestone is achieved at 36 months –

ADrawing a rectangle

BBuilding a tower of 20 cubes

CRiding a tricycle

DSkipping

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7932 Pediatrics

A 6 – year – old boy with lymphoreticular malignancy has come for a cycle of chemotherapy. Which of the following investigatins need to be done for next 4 hours to diagnose tumour lysis syndrome?

AUrea, creatinine, chloride, Ca2+ and K+

BUrea, creatinine, phosphate, Ca2+ and K+

CUrea, creatinine, magnesium, Ca2+ and K+

DUrea, creatinine, sodium and phosphate

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7933 Pediatrics

‘Time out’ is useful in the treatment of:

ATemper Tantrums

BPica

CAnorexia nervosa

DNocturnal enuresis

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7934 Pediatrics

True statement about ductus Arteriosus is –

AIt undergoes anatomic closure within 24 hours of birth

BForms the ligamentum venosum in later life

CIt is induced to close by high levels ofprostaglandins

DMay cause a machinary murmur by its patency.

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7935 Pediatrics

A child is receiving corticosteroids for medical therapy. The following is not a contraindication in this child for receiving a live viral vaccine:

AWhen child is receiving 2 mg/kg of prednisolone for at least 2 weeks at present

BWhen child has received 2 mg/kg of prednisolone for at least 2 weeks in the past one month

CChild receiving 4 mg/kg of prednisolone for 4 weeks, prior to 2 weeks

DChronic asthmatic child receiving low dose inhaled steroid for 10 months

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7936 Pediatrics

A 5-month-old pale and lethargic male infant is brought to emergency. On examination, HR is 240 bpm and it does not change with crying. Lungs are clear and no hepatomegaly present. His ECG is given below. Which of the following is the first step in management of this patient?

ARapid verapamil infusion

BTransthoracic pacing of the hea

CCarotid massage

DDC cardioversion

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7937 Pediatrics

Most common vasculitis in children

AHenoch Schonlein purpura

BKawasaki disease

CWegener's granulomatosis

DPolyarteritis nodosa

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7938 Pediatrics

The following is true about Nesidioblastosis except?

APresents with hypoglycemic attacks

BHistopathology shows hyperplasia of islet cells

CDiazoxide is used for treatment

DMore common in adults than in children

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