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Vaccine given at birth (routine schedule):
Anonymous Quiz
86%
BCG
8%
Pentavalent
5%
MMR
1%
Varicella
β€3
Best initial management for a child with mild croup:
Anonymous Quiz
54%
Humidified air
29%
Nebulized epinephrine
3%
Intubation
14%
IV steroids
π5
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Most common cause of acute otitis media in children:
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60%
Streptococcus pneumoniae
17%
Haemophilus influenzae
8%
Moraxella catarrhalis
16%
Staphylococcus aureus
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The most common cause of short stature in children is:
Anonymous Quiz
21%
Hypothyroidism
38%
Constitutional delay
30%
Growth hormone deficiency
10%
Turner's syndrome
π4
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"Sunset sign" in infants is seen in:
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Meningitis
67%
Hydrocephalus
7%
Hypocalcemia
18%
Kernicterus
π4
The drug of choice for acute rheumatic fever:
Anonymous Quiz
77%
Penicillin
9%
Azithromycin
8%
Ceftriaxone
6%
Vancomycin
π2β€1
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The hallmark of nephrotic syndrome is:
Anonymous Quiz
9%
Hematuria
80%
Proteinuria
4%
Hypertension
8%
Edema
β€3
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A 28-year-old male is brought after a high-speed RTA. He is unable to void, has suprapubic fullness, and is passing small amounts of blood-stained urine. FAST is negative. Pelvic X-ray shows a pubic ramus fracture. Which is the best next investigation?
Anonymous Quiz
15%
CT abdomen with IV contrast only
12%
Ultrasound KUB
10%
Diagnostic peritoneal lavage
39%
Retrograde urethrography
26%
CT cystography
π2
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CT cystography after RTA shows contrast around bowel loops in the abdomen. Type of injury?
Anonymous Quiz
57%
Intraperitoneal rupture
27%
Extraperitoneal rupture
6%
Neck injury
7%
Contusion
4%
Combined
π2β€1
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Pelvic fracture with blood at meatus and inability to void. Next step?
Anonymous Quiz
32%
CT cystography first
8%
Laparoscopy
21%
Catheter then CT
9%
USG
30%
RUG then CT cystography
β€6
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π Neonatal Acne πΆβ¨
Tiny red or white bumps on a newbornβs face, usually on the cheeks, forehead, and nose . Caused by maternal hormones or immature skin glands.
Tiny red or white bumps on a newbornβs face, usually on the cheeks, forehead, and nose . Caused by maternal hormones or immature skin glands.
π₯°3
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Which artery primarily supplies the inner two-thirds of the retina?
Anonymous Quiz
7%
Short posterior ciliary artery
43%
Central retinal artery
21%
Long posterior ciliary artery
12%
Anterior ciliary artery
17%
Ophthalmic artery
π3
Most common cause of neonatal jaundice after 24 hours
Anonymous Quiz
5%
Biliary atresia
8%
Sepsis
75%
Physiological jaundice
11%
Hemolytic disease
π5β€1
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First-line drug for acute asthma attack
Anonymous Quiz
7%
Prednisolone
5%
Theophylline
2%
Montelukast
86%
Salbutamol
π5β€1π1
Most common cause of meningitis in infants
Anonymous Quiz
7%
HSV
19%
E coli
19%
Listeria
55%
Streptococcus pneumoniae
π5β€1
Bilious vomiting in a neonate suggests
Anonymous Quiz
57%
Malrotation with volvulus
6%
GERD
33%
Pyloric stenosis
4%
Overfeeding
π3
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Best screening test for celiac disease
Anonymous Quiz
10%
Total IgE
21%
Endoscopy
17%
Stool fat
51%
Anti-TTG IgA
π5
Strawberry tongue is seen in
Anonymous Quiz
47%
Scarlet fever
41%
Kawasaki disease
6%
Rubella
6%
Measles
π2
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Most common cause of febrile seizures
Anonymous Quiz
58%
Viral infections
29%
Meningitis
11%
Epilepsy
3%
Brain tumor
π3β€1
Best initial management of severe dehydration
Anonymous Quiz
79%
IV normal saline
14%
ORS only
2%
Antibiotics
6%
Dextrose
π4