“TORCH” includes all except:

Classic triad of congenital toxoplasmosis?

Most common congenital viral infection?

Periventricular calcifications are typical of:

Congenital rubella commonly causes:

Cardiac defect classically associated with congenital rubella?

“Blueberry muffin” rash may occur in:

“Mulberry molars” are seen in:

Periostitis in infants is associated with:

Cataracts in congenital rubella are usually:

Rubella virus belongs to which type?

Which trimester carries the lowest fetal risk from rubella infection?

Most common manifestation of congenital rubella?

Classic cardiac lesion in congenital rubella?

Purpuric skin lesions in congenital rubella are called:

Best single confirmatory test for congenital rubella infection in a newborn?

Maternal rubella vaccination during pregnancy is:

Most effective prevention of congenital rubella?

“Blueberry muffin” rash in congenital rubella is due to:

Congenital rubella may cause developmental delay due to:

Most common eye lesion in congenital toxoplasmosis?