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PART 1 Flashcards

1
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Vaccine given to preschoolers

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Opv, dtap, mmr, varicella

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2
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Infection of 3 yo indicates sexual abuse

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Syphilis and gonorrhea

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3
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Preterm with high ALP low phosphate

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Osteopenia of prematurity

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Newborn with respiratory distress immediately after birth+scaphoid abdomen. No breath sounds on left chest, initial management?

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Intubate>NGT>resuscitation>surgery

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5
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Hazy cornea

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Glaucoma

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6
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Rocker foot, single nostril, hypertelorism, small for GA, polydactyly, microcephaly. Syndrome?

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Patau

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7
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Duchenne inheritance

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X linked

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8
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Child with hepatosplenomegaly, coarse facial features, corneal clouding amd retinal degeneration. Syndrome?

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Hurler

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9
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Five months old with respiratory symptoms high ammonia, hypoglycemia, negative ketone bodies. Dx?

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Fatty acid oxidation defect

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10
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9 MO recurrent infections, eczema, thrombocytopenia. Lab to order?

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Immunoglobulin level with specific antibody

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11
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Complement deficiency causes what kind of infection?

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Extracellular (encapsulated) bacteria

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12
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In Rheumatic fever, major criteria include erythema marginatum or nodosum?

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Marginatum

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13
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C difficile prevention?

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Hand wash

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14
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Conjunctivitis and tonsillar exudate?

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Adenovirus

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15
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Vaccine to give nephrotic syndrome?

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PSV23

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16
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Epigastric pain and stool antigen +ve H pylori

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Refer to GI for scope

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17
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What’s true in DKA

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Bicarb 10

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18
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Vomiting, dehydration, high Na. Dx ?

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Primary hyperaldosteronism

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19
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Commom between rheumatic fever and infective endocarditis?

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Gallop rhythm

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20
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CF sudden right chest pain and tachypnea?

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Pneumothorax

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21
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Deep joint swelling and bruises, PT and BT normal, PTT prolonged

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Factor 8

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22
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Tumor lysis labs

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High phosphorus, uric acid, and potassium. Low calcium

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23
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SCD with hemiperisis, tx

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Exchange transfusion

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24
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Child took bactrim and became jaundiced

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G6PD

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25
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Generalized lymphadenopathy + mediastinal mass

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Lymphoma

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26
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12 hr fever, decreased concentration and vomiting, non blanchable petechae, hypotension. Organism?

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Meningiococcemia

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27
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HCO reabsorption?

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Proximal tubules

28
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Girl uses Isotronion has blindness, investigation?

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LP

29
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Sickler with slapped cheeks, crisis ?

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Aplastic

30
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12 yr, intermittent fever, anorexia, weight loss. Imaging aortic insufficiency. Dx?

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Brucellosis

31
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Primary adrenal insufficiency labs

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Low Na
High K
High renin

32
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How long to treat pharyngitis to prevent rheumatic fever?

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2 weeks

33
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Periventricular calcification, organism?

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CMV

34
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Complication after intesusseption?

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Mickels diverticulum

35
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Absence seizure tx

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Ethusuxemide

36
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Normal coagulation profile, factor abnormal?

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13

37
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11 years, vaccine to give

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Tdap

38
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NEC with abdominal distension

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RO colonic stricture

39
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Best treatment for allergic rhinitis?

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Loratidine

40
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FTT, diarrhea, recurrent infection, skeletal abnormal, lab shows pancytopenia

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Swachman diamond syndrome

41
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PSGN lab

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Low C3

42
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Abdominal mass and periorbital ecchymosis

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Neuroblastoma

43
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Blue stippling sign

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Lead poisoning

44
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Dehydration associated with central pontine myelonosis

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Hypernatremic dehydration

45
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Difficulty swallowing, unilateral neck swelling, febrile, no palpable lymph nodes

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Retro pharyngeal abscess

46
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Infant was on mechanical ventilation suddenly he had acute deserting tachycardia and hypertension chest x-ray shows a shift of mediastinum to the other side and no lung marking on the affected side next to urgent step

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Needle decompression

47
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Infant with swelling overscan extending to orbital margin on low hemoglobin

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Subglial hemorrhage

48
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Infant has apnea runny nose paroxysm of cough dx Tx

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Azithromycin

49
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First symptom of salicylate toxicity

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Hyperventilation

50
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Severe menorrhagia Dx

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vWF

51
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Epistaxis BT prolonged

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VWF

52
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Hemophilia A test

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PTT

53
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Right upper quadrant pain and fever and visiting a farm Dx

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Leishmaniasis

54
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ET equation

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Non cuffed

55
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How to choose tube size?

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Uncuffed: (Age/4)+4
Cuffed: (Age/4)+4-0.5

56
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How many days after the onset of tonsillitis will amoxicillin be effective to prevent rheumatic frver

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9 days

57
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An infant was brought to you with history of severe bouts of cough and episodes of apnea, what is the
best treatment to give to this patient?

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Azithromycin

58
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Patient exposed to organophosphorus compound (cholinirgie) what is antidote:

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Atropine

59
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UTI +ve nitrite
PH 8
Organism?

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Proteus

60
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blood transfusion for b thalassemia how to test for overload ?

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Screening: Ferritin
Best: liver and heart MRI

61
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ADHD on Methylphenidate. SE?

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Tics

62
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Most common abdominal cause

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Renal anomalies ( hydronephrosis as example)

63
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Most common abdominal tumor

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Teratoma

64
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Most common malignant tumor

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Neuroblastoma

65
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Second Most common malignant tumor

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Wilm’s tumor

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