Best indicator of adequate fluid resuscitation in burns?
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7%
Blood pressure
87%
Urine output
5%
Body temperature
1%
Heart sounds
Burn involving only epidermis is called:
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84%
Superficial burn
13%
Partial-thickness burn
2%
Full-thickness burn
1%
Fourth-degree burn
Best topical antimicrobial for burns?
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8%
Hydrocortisone
84%
Silver sulfadiazine
6%
Ketoconazole
1%
Acyclovir
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Burns involving face, hands, feet, or genitalia are considered:
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4%
Minor burns
91%
Major burns
4%
Superficial burns
1%
Non-emergency burns
Most common electrolyte abnormality early after severe burns?
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16%
Hypercalcemia
69%
Hyponatremia
10%
Hypermagnesemia
6%
Hypophosphatemia
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Electrical burns are dangerous mainly because they may cause:
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4%
Blindness
93%
Arrhythmias
1%
Hepatitis
3%
Splenomegaly
A superficial partial-thickness burn typically presents with:
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8%
Painless black skin
80%
Painful blisters
9%
Dry white skin
4%
Muscle exposure
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Most common organism causing burn wound infection?
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6%
E. coli
77%
Staphylococcus aureus
4%
Candida
13%
Clostridium tetani
Burn patient with hoarseness and stridor should receive:
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86%
Immediate intubation
6%
Antibiotics
6%
Oral fluids
2%
Diuretics
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TORCH infections commonly cause which fetal complication?
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6%
Polycythemia
87%
Congenital anomalies
5%
Appendicitis
1%
Rickets
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“TORCH” includes all except:
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5%
Toxoplasmosis
5%
Rubella
5%
Cytomegalovirus
85%
Tuberculosis
Classic triad of congenital toxoplasmosis?
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18%
Cataract, deafness, PDA
76%
Hydrocephalus, chorioretinitis, intracranial calcifications
5%
Micrognathia, cleft palate, syndactyly
1%
Hepatitis, arthritis, nephritis
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Periventricular calcifications are typical of:
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10%
Rubella
49%
CMV
34%
Toxoplasmosis
6%
Syphilis
Congenital rubella commonly causes:
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84%
Sensorineural deafness
8%
Hydrocephalus
5%
Meningomyelocele
3%
Macroglossia
Cardiac defect classically associated with congenital rubella?
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4%
ASD
71%
PDA
13%
Coarctation
13%
Tetralogy of Fallot
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“Mulberry molars” are seen in:
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58%
Congenital syphilis
19%
Toxoplasmosis
15%
Rubella
7%
CMV
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Periostitis in infants is associated with:
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51%
Congenital syphilis
7%
Rickets
30%
Scurvy
12%
CMV infection
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