A newborn develops shunt infection 3 days after VP shunt placement. Most likely cause?

A child diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis does not respond to steroids. Most likely diagnosis?

Sarnat staging of HIE includes all EXCEPT:

Most common mixed acid-base disorder:

Suck-swallow coordination develops at:

True about gastroschisis:

TE fistula associations - EXCEPT:

Teen with intellectual disability + macroorchidism. Best test?

An 18-month-old with fever and erythematous tympanic membrane with absent light reflex. Preferred treatment?

Most common organism in cat-bite wounds?

Key feature distinguishing retractile vs undescended testis?

12-year-old with bone pain and “sunburst” X-ray. Associated condition?

Recurrent infections + eczema + thrombocytopenia. Which is FALSE?

Affected father → affected daughter; multiple generations; both sexes. Inheritance?

A child with a history of retinoblastoma treated with radiotherapy later develops a second malignancy. Most likely type?

NOT part of Drowning prevention

Most common complication of perioperative IV fluid therapy in children?

A child develops pallor, oliguria, and petechiae after bloody diarrhea. Which is FALSE?

A child with hyperpigmentation, salt craving, hypotension. Expected labs?

A tall adolescent male with gynecomastia and small testes. Which is FALSE?

A newborn with Supraventricular Tachycardia (HR ~260). Which should be avoided?