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Most common cause of stunting/short stature globally:
Anonymous Quiz
9%
Endocrine disease
12%
Genetic syndromes
76%
Malnutrition
2%
Chronic renal disease
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Most common cause of acute osteomyelitis in children:
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8%
E. coli
75%
Staphylococcus aureus
4%
Salmonella
13%
Streptococcus pneumoniae
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A patient develops a rising creatinine after starting an ACE inhibitor. Most likely cause?
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24%
Acute interstitial nephritis
30%
Renal artery stenosis
15%
Glomerulonephritis
31%
Acute tubular necrosis
2
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6-year-old, fever, refuses to bear weight, very painful hip movement.
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16%
Transient synovitis
57%
Septic arthritis
12%
Perthes disease
16%
Reactive arthritis
An 8-month-old with fever, coryza, and a bulging red tympanic membrane. Most appropriate initial management?
Anonymous Quiz
38%
Oral antibiotics
31%
Oral antipyretic/analgesic
24%
Immediate ENT referral
7%
Topical ear drops
Which is a recognized complication of untreated AOM?
Anonymous Quiz
2%
Asthma
85%
Mastoiditis
3%
Appendicitis
10%
Nephrotic syndrome
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A 3-month-old presents with severe hypoglycemia, lactic acidosis, doll-like facies, and hepatomegaly. Most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
22%
Pompe disease
15%
McArdle disease
57%
Von Gierke disease
6%
Cori disease
Protuberant abdomen in von Gierke disease is due to:
Anonymous Quiz
5%
Ascites
72%
Hepatomegaly
14%
Splenomegaly
8%
Bowel obstruction
2
Boy with advanced bone age, pubic hair, acne, low LH, normal testes. Most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
54%
Central precocious puberty
10%
Testicular tumor
19%
Non-classic CAH
17%
Klinefelter syndrome
A young girl with precocious puberty, advanced bone age, high FSH/LH, and normal MRI. Most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
15%
Peripheral precocious puberty
49%
Idiopathic central precocious puberty
21%
McCune-Albright syndrome
16%
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
A patient has Na 136, glucose 90, BUN 21. What is serum osmolality?
Anonymous Quiz
16%
270
19%
280
40%
284
19%
300
7%
310
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Pancreatic beta cells are infected by all EXCEPT:
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7%
Coxsackievirus
70%
Group B streptococcus
5%
CMV
10%
Mumps
8%
Rubella
A newborn with severe cyanosis, narrow mediastinum, minimal response to O₂, improved with PGE1. Next step?
Anonymous Quiz
16%
Fontan procedure
22%
Blalock-Taussig shunt
51%
Rashkind balloon atrial septostomy
11%
Norwood operation