The most common type of cerebral palsy (CP) associated with seizures is
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33%
Ataxic CP
33%
Spastic diplegia
33%
Spastic hemiplegia
0%
Spastic quadriplegia
Which of the following is the drug of choice for treating infantile spasm?
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0%
Phenobarbitone
0%
Phenytoin
0%
Sodium valproate
100%
Steroids
The most common precipitant of status epilepticus in children is
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33%
CNS infection
33%
Fever
33%
Medication change
0%
Trauma
Status epilepticus is defined as continuous seizure activity or recurrent seizure activity without regaining of consciousness lasting for more than
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33%
5 min
0%
15 min
33%
30 min
33%
45 min
The most common neurologic sequelae of bacterial meningitis is
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0%
Cognitive impairment
0%
Delay in acquisition of language
100%
Hearing loss
0%
Visual impairment
In Guillain-BarrΓ© syndrome, the most likely respiratory infection that triggers the disease is
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40%
Chlamydia trachomatis
40%
Haemophilus influenzae
20%
Mycoplasma pneumoniae
0%
Staphylococcal aureus
In spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) type 1, which feature/muscle is not spared?
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100%
Diaphragm
0%
Extraocular muscles
0%
Heart
0%
Intelligence
Which feature is abnormal in cerebral palsy?
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25%
Cognitive abilities
75%
Motor functions
0%
Auditory functions
0%
Sensory functions
Which of the following conditions does not mimic seizures?
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20%
Apnea
40%
Jitteriness
40%
Infantile spasms
0%
Breath holding spells
Which is not encountered in Guillain-Barre syndrome:
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33%
Altered mental status
33%
Bulbar weakness.
0%
Weakening or tingling sensation in the legs
33%
Weakness in the arms and upper body
Which of the following is not related to the diagnosis of simple febrile seizures in a one year old boy?
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0%
All the seizure episodes were associated with fever
0%
The seizure does not occur more than one time during the febrile illness
0%
The seizures episodes were all generalized
100%
The seizures last more than 15 minutes
Conditions that mimic seizures do not include
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44%
Apnea
11%
Breath holding spells
22%
Carpopedal spasm
22%
Tics
The most important determining factor affecting ovarian reserve
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76%
Maternal age
0%
Maternal BMI.
12%
Associated PCO.
12%
Associated thyroid disorders.
A 35-year-old P0+1 presented by 2ry amenorrhea for 1 year following spontaneous
abortion of 10 weeks pregnancy. She received cyclic oral contraceptive pills for few months
with positive withdrawal bleeding occurred. What is your next step in evaluation?
abortion of 10 weeks pregnancy. She received cyclic oral contraceptive pills for few months
with positive withdrawal bleeding occurred. What is your next step in evaluation?
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36%
hysteroscopic evaluation of uterine cavity.
14%
karyotyping.
7%
laparoscopic evaluation of pelvic cavity.
43%
FSH and LH levels.
Causes of secondary amenorrhea include:
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0%
Turner syndrome.
86%
Anorexia.
5%
Androgen insensitivity syndrome
10%
Imperforate hymen.
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A 32-year-old woman presents with secondary amenorrhea of 6 months duration
following her last abortion and curettage. Her medical history is irrelevant. She has no other
complaint.
following her last abortion and curettage. Her medical history is irrelevant. She has no other
complaint.
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10%
Empty sella syndrome.
90%
Ashermann syndrome.
0%
Kallman syndrome.
0%
Rokitansky syndrome.
An 18-year-old girl presents to ENT clinic with inability to differentiate between
different odors. She also reported that she still hasnβt got her menses. On examination, there
is absent secondary sexual characters.
different odors. She also reported that she still hasnβt got her menses. On examination, there
is absent secondary sexual characters.
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14%
Empty sella syndrome.
5%
Rokitansky syndrome
14%
Sheehan syndrome.
68%
Kallman syndrome
Which of the following can occur as a sequel of precocious puberty?
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0%
Osteoporosis.
95%
Short stature.
5%
Ovarian neoplasia.
0%
Cardiovascular troubles.
An 18-year-old patient presents with 1ry amenorrhea. O/E: patient has an
average stature and body built with well-developed 2ry sex characters. Investigations show
normal serum FSH and E2.
average stature and body built with well-developed 2ry sex characters. Investigations show
normal serum FSH and E2.
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61%
Mullerian agenesis.
4%
Gonadal dysgenesis
9%
Androgen insensitivity syndrome
26%
transverse vaginal septum.
Which of the following investigation is most valuable in this case
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0%
Free testosterone essay.
17%
Karyotyping.
4%
Fundus examination.
78%
Pelvic ultrasound.
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Obstetrics& Gynecology
Sources
Dr. Khaled
Face& breach 1st part
breach part 2& twin part2
Dr. Nadeen
abnormalities of labour
Obstetrics& Gynecology
Sources
Dr. Khaled
Face& breach 1st part
breach part 2& twin part2
Dr. Nadeen
abnormalities of labour
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