Old MCQs practical Flashcards

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  1. A 9-year-oId female child come to the family medicine clinic complaining of loss of
    concentration and dyspnea. Her mother complains of her short stature. Height 125 cm.
    BMI 16 kg. Hb10 gm/dl (12-15), MCV 71 (75-96). What is the suspected iron profile in this case?

a) Increased serum iron and increased TIBC (total iron binding capacity)
b) Increased ferritin and increased serum iron)
c) Decreased ferritin and increased TIBC
d) Decreased serum iron and decreased TIB
e) Increased ferritin and decreased TIBC

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  1. An 11 year old male patient came for nutritional education, you advised him to cat
    balanced diet, which one of these statements in this advice is NOT Accurate?

a) Calcium and vitamin D to accommodate bone growth
b) Adolescent males’ energy aid caloric requirements are higher than adolescent girls
c) Adolescent males require additional iron needs than adolescent females
d) Dietary recommendations suggest that 50% or more of total daily calories_should
come from carbohydrates
e) Amino acids for growth of striated muscle

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  1. The mother of a healthy 15-year-old boy is concerned that he is the shortest child in his class, recurrent chest infections, angular stomatitis, his diet is mainly pasta, potatoes and he refuse to eat meat and chicken, on examination you noticed signs of delayed puberty, what is the cause of his illness?

a) Inadequate carbohydrates intake
b) Vitamin C deficiency
c) Vitamin D deficiency
d) Zinc deficiency
e) Calcium deficiency

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  1. A mother of one month old infant presented to you complaining that her infant not having enough milk, his birth weight was 3.2 kg, he has exclusive breastfeeding, his weight now is 6 kg, on 50th percentile of growth curve. What are the signs indicating proper breastfeeding?

a) Regular breastfeeding
b) Weight gain
c) Sleep 6-8 hours daily
d) Urine output 2 to 3 times daily
e) Passing stool every 3 days

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  1. A Mother, who had just delivered, attend to the clinic to discuss breastfeeding. As regards the positioning in the figure NO (I) W hat would you instruct this mother to correct the position of the baby?

a) The head should be supported only
b) The chin should be away from the breast
c) The nose should touch the breast
d) The ear and the shoulder should be in parallel line J
e) The face and the abdomen should face the mother

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  1. A 25-year-old mother presented to family physician complaining of pain in the left
    breast during lactation, you ask her to breastfeed her baby and observe her. As regards the positioning in the figure NO (2). W hat would you instruct this mother to correct the attachment?

a) The mouth should be widely opened
b) The lower lip should be inverted inward
c) The nose should be closed by the breast
d) The chin shouldn’t touch the breast
e) The areola should be seen more from above than downward

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  1. A 67 years old male patient, his weight is 66 kg & his height is 167cm, clinical examination is normal. He is taking warfarin. What is the proper nutritional advice for this patient to prevent food drug interaction?

a) He should eat a diet limited in vitamin K.
b) He should eat a diet rich in vitamin K.
c) He should eat a diet rich in calcium.
d) He should eat a diet limited in calcium.
e) He should eat a diet rich in vitamin Bl2.

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3.29-year-old primipara who gave birth to a healthy baby weighing 3500 grams
at 39 weeks gestation. She expresses to you that it is very important to her that
her son be exclusively breastfed. W hich of the following is recommended to
encourage successful breastfeeding?
a) Initiation of breastfeeding within 2 hours of birth
b) Continuous rooming in with breastfeeding on demand
c) encourage the use of pacifiers and artificial nipples in term breastfeeding infants
d) Restricting length of breastfeeding time to prevent nipple soreness and
engorgement

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25-year-old mother who delivered her baby at 3 days ago. presented to
family physician complaining of pain in the left breast during lactation you ask
her to breastfeed her baby and observe her. W hich of the following is a correct
about the Latch on according to the photo?
a) the mouth is widely open
b) the lower lip is turned foreword
c) more areola seen from above
d) the face of the baby facing the breast of the mother

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  1. A newly delivered mother, attend the clinic complaining that, both her
    breasts are swollen and painful, so she does not let her baby suck for very
    long. Her milk is not dripping out as fast as it did before. The most likely
    cause of her condition is:
    a) High prolactin levels
    b) Breast mastitis
    c) Breast engorgement
    d) Soreness of the nipple
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  1. A mother with a 3-day-old baby presents with sore nipples. The problem
    began with the first feeding and has persisted with every feeding. The most
    likely source of the problem is:

a) Baby’s suck is too strong
b) Feeding time is too long
c) Inverted nipples
d) Poor attachment to the breast

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  1. Mrs. Mona is 60 years old. Her dietary history revealed that she has balanced
    diet with excessive use of fibers and dairy products. Also, she is used to take all
    her medications including levothyroxine after meals. She used to drink a cup of
    coffee with her morning calcium capsule, which of the following statements is
    true?

a) Excessive intake of fibers and dairy products is good for her
b) Taking of all medications at the same time is preferred to increase compliance.
c) Coffee increases calcium absorption
d) Calcium intake is necessary for this age group

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  1. Mrs. Nadia is a 60-year-old white female presenting to the Family Medicine
    Clinic, while examination, you found her height is 170 cm and weight is 80 Kg.
    W hat do you think regarding her BMI? She is

a) Overweight
b) Obese
c) Underweight
d) Normal

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  1. W hat’s unhealthy in this food label?

a) High Sodium
b) 2 Carb. Servings
c) Contains Trans, fats
d) A&C
e) Low vitamin C

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10- 14-year-old female patient presented to family medicine clinic for routine
checkup, her stature for age is on:

a) 10th percentile
b) 25th percentile
c) 50th percentile
d) 75th percentile

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11- 14-year-old female patient presented to family medicine clinic for routine
checkup Regarding W eight for age, she is
a) underweight
b) Normal
c) Overweight
d) Obese

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  1. Mrs,Magda’s waist circumference is 98 cm. W hat do you think regarding
    her waist circumference?
    a) She is at low risk
    b) She is at medium risk
    c) She is at high risk
    d) There is no risk
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  1. Mrs. Mona is 60 years old. Her dietary history revealed that she has balanced
    diet with excessive use of fibers and dairy products. Also, she is used to take all
    her medications including levothyroxine after meals. She used to drink a cup of
    coffee with her morning calcium capsule. She asked you about the proper way
    of levothyroxine intake. W hat would you advise?

a) Taking levothyroxine first thing in the morning, 2hours before eating is
preferred.
b) Taking of fibers and dairy products at the same time with levothyroxine is
preferred.
c) Taking Coffee with levothyroxine to increase its absorption.
d) Taking Calcium with levothyroxine is necessary for its absorption.

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  1. A newly delivered mother (Figure No 1), attends the clinic complaining of
    painful swelling in her left breast for three days. It is extremely tender, and the
    skin of a large part of the breast looks red. She has a fever and feels too ill, so
    she does not let her baby suck for very long. Her milk is not dripping out as fast
    as it did before. W hat is the most likely cause of her condition?

a) High prolactin levels
b) Breast mastitis
c) Breast engorgement
d) Soreness of the nipple

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  1. A mother with a 4-day-old baby presents with sore nipples. The problem
    began with the first feeding and has persisted with every feeding. She mentioned
    that she allows the baby feeds when he wants and she left him about 10 min on
    each breast. W hat is the most likely cause of her problem?

a) Baby’s suck is too strong
b) Feeding time is too long
c) Poor attachment to the breast
d) Inverted nipples

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  1. A 25-year-old mother who delivered her baby at 3 days ago. presented to
    family physician complaining of pain in the left breast during lactation you ask
    her to breastfeed her baby and observe her. According to figure No (2). W hich
    of the following is wrong about the Latch on?

a) The mouth is not widely open
b) The lower lip is turned outward
c) The baby’s chin is touching the breast
d) The face of the baby facing the breast of the mother

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  1. W hat is the type of fat which present in packed cookies?
    a) PUFA (Polyunsaturated fatty acids)
    b) Saturated fats
    c) MUFA (Monounsaturated fatty acids)
    d) Trans. Fats
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  1. How frequently do you usually recommend that infants be breastfeed during
    the first month of life?

a) Every hour
b) Every 2 hours
c) Every 4 hours
d) On demand, approximately 8-12 times per day

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  1. R.M female is 25 years old is coming with her first 4 months child to receive
    the scheduled vaccination, she went to the family physician discussing her
    concern about breastfeeding. She feels that her breast milk is not sufficient and
    the child is always crying. How would you proceed with the mother?

A. Advise her to drink plenty of fluids
B. Prescribe to her drugs to increase milk
C. Prescribe artificial complementary feeding
D. Advise her to start weaning of the child
E. Examine her breast and watch while she breastfed her child

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  1. A 52-year-old obese female attends your clinic to help her with losing weight.
    She is not suffering from any medical problem. Her waist circumference is 100
    cm. W hich of the following items will help you to diagnose metabolic syndrome
    in this patient?

A. Elevated Total cholesterol and elevated LDL
B. Elevated triglycerides and Low HDL
C. Hypertension and elevated HDL
D. Impaired fasting glucose and elevated HDL.
E. Type 1 DM and elevated uric acid.

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  1. A 25-year-old mother who delivered her baby at 3 days ago, presented to
    family medicine clinic complaining of pain in the left breast during lactation. You
    ask her to breastfeed her baby and observe her. According to the latch on in figure
    No (2). W hich of the following is not fulfilled (done wrong)?
    A. The mouth is covering most of the areola
    B. The lower lip is turned outward
    C. The baby’s chin is touching the breast
    D. The face of the baby facing the breast of the mother
    E. The ear and shoulder in same line.
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  1. A 22-years-old primipara (Figure No 1), who gave birth 5 days ago presents
    to you with right sided breast pain and sensation of fullness, not associated with
    redness, hotness or fever and she tells you that her baby is always crying. W hat
    should you discuss with a mother to relieve her symptoms?
    A. Advise her to stop breastfeeding till pain is relieved
    B. Advise her to breastfeed every 4 hours
    C. Advise her to feed for 5 minutes per breast
    D. Advise her to respond promptly to infant feeding cues
    E. Advise her to start Antibiotic
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  1. A 25-year-old mother who delivered her baby at 3 days ago, presented to
    family medicine clinic complaining of pain in the left breast during lactation.
    You ask her to breastfeed her baby and observe her. According to the latch on
    in Figure No (2). W hich of the following is a sign of bad latch on?
    A. The mouth is covering most of the areola
    B. The lower lip is turned inward
    C. The baby’s chin is touching the breast
    D. The face of the baby facing the breast of the mother
    E. The ear and shoulder in same line.
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  1. Mrs. Noha is 25 years old female coming with her first 1-week child to receive his 1st
    vaccine, she went to the family physician discussing how frequently infants be breastfed
    during the first month of life?

a) Every hour
b) Every 2 hours
c) Every 3 hours
d) Every 4 hours
e) on demand, approximately 8-12 times per day

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. A 25-year-old mother who delivered her baby 3 days ago presented to family
physician complaining of pain in the left breast during lactation, you ask her to
breastfeed her baby and observe her. W hich of the following is a sign of poor Latch on
according to the Figure No (1)?
a) the mouth is widely open
b) the lower lip is turned inward
c) more areola seen from above
d) the face of the baby facing the breast of the mother

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  1. A newly delivered mother, attend the clinic complaining that, both her breasts are
    swollen and painful, so she does not let her baby suck for very long. Her milk is not
    dripping out as fast as it did before. According to figure No (2), The most likely cause of
    her condition is:
    a) High prolactin levels
    b) Breast mastitis
    c) Breast engorgement
    d) Soreness of the nipple
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  1. A mother with a 3-day-old baby presents with sore nipples. The problem began with
    the first feeding and has persisted with every feeding. The most likely source of the
    problem is:

a) Baby’s suck is too strong
b) Feeding time is too long
c) Inverted nipples
d) Poor attachment to the breast

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  1. Mrs. Mona is 60 years old. Her dietary history revealed that she has balanced diet
    with excessive use of fibers and dairy products. Also, she is used to take all her
    medications including levothyroxine after meals. She used to drink a cup of coffee with
    her morning calcium capsule. She asked you about the best time of levothyroxine
    intake. You advised her to:
    a) Take their levothyroxine first thing in the morning, 2hours before eating.
    b) Taking of fibers and dairy products at the same time with levothyroxine is preferred.
    c) Coffee increases levothyroxine absorption
    d) Calcium intake is necessary for levothyroxine absorption
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  1. The type of fat which present in milk is
    a) PUFA (Polyunsaturated fatty acids)
    b) Saturated fats
    c) MUFA (Monounsaturated fatty acids)
    d) Trans. Fats
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