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Pediatric doctor ask her to stand in front the wall and bending with unsupported hands. Test what?
A) Scoliosis ✅
Newborn came with single umbilical Artery, what caused this:
A) diabetic mother
Child presented with 2 days history of fever on physical exam perforated tympanic member and pus in the external canal dx? A. acute OT B. otitis media with effusion C. chronic OM D. acute supportive otitis medica
D. acute supportive otitis medica
14 yr had fever, pharyngeal exudate, enlarged LN, most common complication =
scarlet fever
Patient with inflammation of the external ear with hx of swimming management:
A. oral amoxicillin
B. topical neomycin
B. topical neomycin
mother while showering her sone noticed abdominal mass ?
if central = neuroblastoma
If flank = Wilms tumor
A girl with ear pain on examination there is bulging tympanic membrane diagnosis?
Acute otitis media
PDA associated with which infection?
Rubella
female with 7 YO child, had UTI before 1 week, and now have bleeding from her gum & have petechial rash (labs only low platelet) what associated with this case?
A. Megaloblastic
B. Megakaryocytes
B. Megakaryocytes
The answer is: B , this is mostly ITP
A child with kawasaki diseases, which is clinical sign: ⁃
Bilateral conjunctivitis
child has SOB, recurrent infection, LFT (failure to thrive), vomiting. What dose he have?
A. Hypertrophy of pyloric muscles
B. Hypertrophy of esophagus sphincter
C: relaxation of the LOWER esophagal sphincter
D: relaxation of the UPPER esophagal sphincter
C: relaxation of the LOWER esophagal sphincter
syndrome name is sandifer = if neruological symptoms is present
pediatric SLE + UTI asking about wIich drug will worsen symptoms:
A- nitrofurantoin
B- sulfasalazine
C- cephalexin
B- sulfasalazine
3 months child diagnosed with pertussis, pt has 2 siblings up to date vaccinated. What you should do to siblings? A- close observe to S&S of pertussis B- give them Chemo prophylaxis macrolide C- booster vaccine to them D- vaccine only to high risk
B- give them Chemo prophylaxis macrolide
Patient with pharyngitis then after DAYS developed proteinuria and hematuria. Diagnosis?
IgA Nephropathy ✅
2 months old baby with congestive heart failure and the mother asking about nutrition requirement ?
Greater than requirement for healthy baby
17 yrs female, no menstruation , high testosterone , Normal breast development coarse pubic hair
A. Mayer Rokitansky Kuster Hauser syndrome
B. complete androgen insensitivity
C. congenital hypothyroidism
A. Mayer Rokitansky Kuster Hauser syndrome
About tool used for developmental screening used by parents?
A. Age and stage questionnaire
B. Brignance II
C. Bayley scales of infant development
D. Safety words inventory and literacy scree
A. Age and stage questionnaire ✅
child with multiple stairy looking (day dreaming)at school and decline in his grades ECG show 3 spiks and wave, what is the treatment?
Ethosuximide (absence seizure)
Mother coming to clinic with her baby. As she put him on examination bed he stared to laugh. And as the doctor started to examine him he started ....... and trIo reach mother. What is developmental age of the baby ? A- 2mo B- 4mo C- 6mo D- 8mo
B- 4mo
Child fall from hight presented to you in ER crying, Bleeding from the ear, tympanic membrane bulging and bleed , imaging confirmed basal skull fracture, The nerve which pass through foramen ovalea injured whatʼs the function which will be affected ?
Mandible nerve , mastication
Child in poor area with central edema Muscle wasting ?
Kwashiorkor
A child has kernicterus sign what you have expect that you tell his parents ?
A. Retina detachment
B.Blindness
C.Hearing loss
C.Hearing loss
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis with 2 knee joints pain and +ve ANA dx?
A. Oligoarthritic
B. Polyarthritis
C. Systemic arthriti
A. Oligoarthritic
case of neonate after venous there bulging in head under periosteum within line of head suture?
A- cephalohematoma
Patient had URTI then after 2 weeks developed back pain, ascending lower limbs bilateral flaccid paralysis spreads from the lower to the upper limbs in a “stocking‐glove” distribution and reduced or absent reflexes. What’s the diagnosis and treatment?
Diagnosis: Guillain-Barré syndrome
Treatment: Plasma exchange or IVIG
child with above knee mass ?
A- chondrosarcoma
B- Osteosarcoma
B- Osteosarcoma
Girl with wrist pain and knee pain increase in the morning , decrease of motion ?
juvenile idiopathic arthritis
month years old? Present with paroxysmal cough with deep inspiration between the cough, conjunctivitis, diarrhea, he is up to datI with his vacciIation. whIt is the causative organism?
A. chlamydia
B. adenovirus
C. pertussis
Depends on age - 1-3 months > Chlamydia. - later > Pertussis - 3 years goes with adenovirus Especially if there is drooling of saliva and diarrhea
2 weeks old presents with a hx of vomiting after 1 hr from feeding and passes stool 3x per day. Upon examination, a small upper abdominal mass was felt. Asking about the diagnosis?
Pyloric stenosis
Pediatric patient came with fever and sore throat, the tonsils were congested and he had papular lesion with erythematous base on his mouth and gingivitis:
A. HSV
B. EBV
C. Coxsackie
A. HSV
3months boy came wi rowth g Hx of circumcision you take a urine culture and it was 80,000 E coli and sensitive to TMX/sulfa you gave him AbX for 10 days and discharged after 2 days the mother said his fever improved.
A: do renal US
B: VCUG
A: do renal US
- One febrile UTI < 2 years = US
- Two febrile UTI < 2 years = VCUG)
Baby with x ray show ( TTN ) + symptoms of pneumonia + Lap high Neutrophils Ttt=
Oral amoxicillin 7 days
Case of child studies given microcytic anemia he has high Hba2 on electrophoresis what type of anemia ?
Beta thalassemia minor
✴ Hg A2 higher in minor b thalassemia
✴ HgF in major thalassemia
Sickle cell anemia child hb 3 severe pallor and respiratory symptoms what mostly causes this:
Parvovirus B19
Infants who have abdominal pain, pull their knees to their chests when they cry, “currant jelly” stool, Dx?“
intussusception
Abdominal exam sausage shaped mass?
Intussusception
Mother of Down syndrome ask about risk of having other children down?
Depend in mother age
5 month child with bilateral femoral hernia:
A. Herniotomy
B. Lab with mesh
A. Herniotomy
2 year old boy with pain over anterior tibial tubercle, diagnosis?
Osgood Schlatter Syndrome
child with down syndrome, What is the most striking feature? (they used “striking”)
hypotonia
which 2nd trimester screening results suggest increased risk for down syndrome?
A. High hCG and High inhibin A
Low AFP, Low estriol
A 5 month old is brought to the well baby clinic and the mother is concerned because he didn’t pass his development milestones when the nurse checked him. What developmental milestone are you looking for to reassure the mother?
A. waves goodbye
B. Pincer grasp
C. Reaches for objects
C. Reaches for objects
-2 months baby presented by 2 week Hx of poor feeding , pauses during feeding to breath (dyspnea ) signs and symptoms of acute heart failure (Lung crepitations +palpable liver below costal margin)
X-ray cardiac enlargement; increase lung vasculature and marking with patch consolidation. What will you do?
A. Urgent surgery
B. ICU and cardiac catheterization
C. Medical tx with furosemide
D. IV abx and re-evaluate later
C. Medical tx with furosemide
SCA child with hepatomegaly and splenomegaly 6cm below costal margin with pallor and fatigue for 10 days. Hb was 50( normal was more than 100 i think) direct and indirect bilirubin were high, Normal platelets ? A) regular blood transfusion B) splenectomy C) hydroxyurea D) fluids and analgesia
D) fluids and analgesia
A baby (forgot how old but it was in months) presented to ER with his mother complaining of poor feeding, fever and wheezing exam: bilateral wheezing, and hepatomegaly x-ray showed cardiomegaly
V and increased pulmonary vascular markings what the tx:
“Was stable”
A. complete a course of iv abx then reevaluate
B. diuretics
C. ICU
B. diuretics
baby with Ejection systolic murmur with click heard in the left second intercostal and left parasternal heave distended JVP and ejection systolic murmur increase with inspiration: A. AS B. coarctation of aorta C. VSD D. congenital pulmonary stenosis
D. congenital pulmonary stenosis
10 years old pediatric has diarrhea “sometimes bloody” and has 3 months history weight loss, labs show iron deficiency anemia + high ESR or CRP forgot, what is the dx?
a) celiac disease
b) crohn’s
c) ulcerative colitis
b) crohn’s
Case of hematuria after an infection pediatrics ,( labs show low c3)
A- psgn
B- IgA nephro
A-psgn (after 2weeks)
B-Iga nephro (after days)
Baby with projectile vomitting?
A- Pyloric sentosis
B- GERD
A- Pyloric sentosis ✅
NOTE: Pyloric srowth projectile vomiting + hunger after vomiting + weight loss
Case of croup barking cough what he will be presenting with:
A-Wheezing
B- Stridor
B- Stridor
Obvious Q about hemolytic anemia, what indicate hemolysis in neonate A. Increase conjugated B. Increase unconjugated C. Negative coombs test D. Decrease reticulocyte
B. Increase unconjugated ✅
What is the complication of childhood obesity?
Hypertension
a 2year okd with anemia, treated with iron supplement but not improving, best diagnostic test?
HGB electrophoresis
Child with abdomnal bloating distention and diarrhea. What is the highest diagnostic value for his diagnosis?
A - Anti endomysial antibodies.
B - Complete –lood count.
C - Duodenal biopsy
C - Duodenal biopsy– ✅ (definitive diagnosis) –(NOTE= This is celiac disease)
Child with a long history of watery diarrhoea abdominal bloating and pain, what’s the Dx ?
chronic giardiasis
Child brought by his mother 1.5 years for delay walking, left hand xray showed wide epiphysis. Lab results normal PTH, high calcium, very high alkaline phosphatase. Diagnosis?
hypophsoatasia
child 6 months cyanosis when he cry + Murmur on Ex what is the Dx? A- AS B- TOF C-VSD D- TGA
B- TOF✅
(NOTE= Cyanosis in newborn > TGA
In infancy > TOF)
Clear case of congenital prolonged QT syndrome Jervell and Larged-Neilson Syndrome associated with :
sensorineural hearing loss
treatment of dengue fever?
Supportive and avoid NSAIDs
Pediatrics Patient with signs and symptoms of intussception, what is the hieghst diagnostic test ?
A-Enema
prominence occipital, rocker bottom feet , cardiac =
Edward’s syndrome
neonate presenting after 2 days of delivery with history of seizure and hypertonic extremities, most likely diagnosis “CSF normal glucose normal protein no cell clear ? A- Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy B-Neonatal Sepsis C-Neonatal tetanus D-pyrogen meningitis
A- Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy
-23 day old presented with 2 days history lethargy and decrease feeding and jaundice he was diagnosed at day 3 as physiological jaundice and treated with photo therapy and improved - no CBC Bilirubin T 150, D–rect 98, Diagnosis? A- ABO Incompatibility B- Rh incompatibility C- biliary atresia D milk jaundice
C- biliary atresia
Breast milk jaundice and biliary atresia are on the same track. However, since the direct bilirubin is elevated we will go with biliary atresia)