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Investigations of a three years old boy with febrile convulsion include the following except:a. Random blood sugarb. Full blood countc. Urinalysis and urine microscopy, culture and sensitivityd. Transfontanelle ultrasounde. Blood culture2. Investigations necessary to confirm the diagnosis of hydrocephalus in a 5 years old girl, does not usually include:a. Cerebrospinal fluid 5-hydroxyacetic acid estimationb. Cranial CT-Scanc. Lumbar punctured. Gastric washings or sputum for acid and alcohol fast bacillie. None of the above3. Which of the following is incorrect about bacterial meningitis?a. Neonates usually present with fever, refusal to feed, irritability and convulsionb. Petechiae and purpura occur in meningococcal meningitisc. History of recent travel to the meningitic belt is necessary to make the diagnosisd. There is usually positive Kernig’s and Brudzinski signs in infantse. Bulging tense anterior fontanelle is a usual presentation in neonates4. The following causes of neonatal hypoglycaemia are paired with appropriate suggestive features except:a. Polycythaemia......................................................plethorab. Beckwith-Wieddemann syndrome.......................gastroschisisc. Maternal diabetes mellitus...................................macrosomiad. Neonatal sepsis.....................................................fevere. Congenital adrenal hypoplasia..............................ambiguous genitalia5. Which of the following is incorrect about the management of cardiac failure in paediatric patients?a. There is need to exclude hypokalaemia before starting digoxin therapyb. If frusemide is given for more than 24 hours to reduce preload, potassium supplement is requiredc. Captopril reduces afterload by increasing vascular resistanced. The patient should be nursed in cardiac position for strict bed reste. There is need to regularly weigh the affected child to detect loss of oedema fluid6. Which of the following is incorrect about the management of acute severe asthma?a. High flow humidified oxygen is usually given at 1 to 2 litre per minute in infantsb. Inhaled salbutamol is given every 20 minutes via an oxygen driven nebulizer usually for 5 times in an hourc. Intravenous hydrocortisone is given at 4mg per kg 6-hourlyd. Mucolytic agents are highly beneficial in these patientse. Aminophylline is started at 5mg per kg if child was not previously on a theophylline medication7. The following are associate with poor prognosis in a patient with protein energy malnutrition except:a. Hypothermiab. Intractable seizuresc. Altered sensoriumd. Hypoglycaemiae. None of the above8. Concerning enteric fever, which of the following is incorrect?a. The aetiologic agents are transmitted via the faeco-oral routeb. It is most commonly caused by lactose fermenting Gram negative organismsc. It is uncommon in children 4 to 5 years of aged. Quinolones may be used to treat older childrene. The fever in these patients usually resolve by lysis9. The commonest complication of nephrotic syndrome is:a. Arterial thrombosisb. Malnutritionc. Spontaneous bacterial peritonitisd. Growth retardatione. Hypovolaemia10. Which of the following is an unusual feature of endemic Burkitt lymphoma presenting as a jaw mass?a. Paraplegiab. Dental anarchyc. Gingival swellingd. Lymphadenopathye. ProptosisANSWERS:Please click on the comment section below to reveal the answers.Have a great time here
answers to paediatrics practice 19
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2. e
3. d
4. b
5. c
6. d
7. e
8. b
9. c
10. d
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