ID

Question 1

GBS type _____ is the most common organism in late onset sepsis

Answer 1

III

Question 2

____is true most common organism
In term infants for EOS and ______ is the most common organism in EOS in VLBW infants

Answer 2

GBS, E. Coli

Question 3

Stillbirth or fetal loss is increased in

Answer 3

Listeria, Parvo B19, and Syphilis

Question 4

An Infant born to a mother who develops varicella between ____ days before delivery and until ____ days after delivery should receive varicella immunoglobulin

Answer 4

5, 2

Question 5

Occurs as a result of transplacental transfer and pneumonia and sepsis are the most frequent presentations

Answer 5

Easy onset sepsis (less than 7 days) from listeria

Question 6

Occurs during contact during delivery with vaginal flora, meningitis is the most frequent presentation

Answer 6

Late onset Listeria

Question 7

Up to ____% of infants affected with toxoplasmosis develop leaning disability and visual disability

Answer 7

80

Question 8

When does IGa protection begin

Answer 8

After birth

Question 9

Congenital neutropenia that usually results from mutations in the neutrophil elastase gene

Answer 9

Kostmann syndrome

Question 10

Absolute neutrophil count

Answer 10

(% neutrophils + bands) x total WBC

Question 11

I to T ratio

Answer 11

%bands /
% neutrophils +%bands

Question 12

Compares with neutrophils from adults, neutrophils from both term and preterm neonates adhere poorly to the ______

Answer 12

Endothelium

Question 13

Classical complement pathway order of activation

Answer 13

C1, C4, C2, C3

Question 14

The classical and alternative pathways converge at

Answer 14

C3

Question 15

Complement pathway that requires antigen antibody reaction

Answer 15

Classical

Question 16

The most common complement deficiency is

Answer 16

C2

Question 17

Defiencey of late components C5-C9 leads to

Answer 17

Neisseria infections

Question 18

Murmur at the upper left sternal border

Answer 18

PDA, PS, ASD

Question 19

Murmur at the apex

Answer 19

MR, idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis

Question 20

Murmur at the upper right sternal border

Answer 20

AS

Question 21

Murmur at the lower left sternal border

Answer 21

VSD, TR

Question 22

A normal QRS axis in a newborn ranges from

Answer 22

100-150

Question 23

Triad of findings (rash, lymphadenopathy, and oligoclonal T-cells) defines

Answer 23

Atypical complete Digeorge syndrome treated with systemic steroids and thymus transplantation

Question 24

Infants with SCID have a defective T-cell development and lack _____

Answer 24

T-cell receptor excision circle

Question 25

Adenosine modes of action

Answer 25

Decrease in the conduction velocity or he atrioventricular node, vascular smooth muscle relaxation, calcium channel inhibitor

Question 26

Capsulated organisms

Answer 26

H. Influenza, N. Meningitides, S. Typhi, and S. Pneumonae

Question 27

Rare autosomal recessive disorder with features consisting of asplenia and either dextrocardia or right sided aortic arch

Answer 27

Ivermark syndrome

Question 28

Bone marrow failure syndrome that causes sideroblastic anemia l, thrombocytopenia, and asplenia

Answer 28

Pearson syndrome

Question 29

X-linked recessive disorder and involves aspleni cryptorchidism, and a severe intellectual impairment.

Answer 29

Smith-Meyers-Fineman

Question 30

Collectins include

Answer 30

Mannose-binding lectin, conglutinin, and surfactant protein A and D