100+ Multiple choice questions in Pediatrics
This is a Set of Multiple choice questions (MCQs) in pediatrics for DNB and MRCPCH exams.
These MCQs are based on a recall, from DNB Pediatrics Exam held in December 2016. Feel free to correct or add answers
I Could not recall the choices, so Giving out only the questions in short. It will be helpfull as most of these are commonly and repeatedly asked in the exam.
- Retinal detachment is seen in which stage of ROP?
- Pulmonary symptom of cough is seen in which parasitic infection?
- a. Tape
- b. Whip
- c. Round
- d. Thread
- In Re-somal Na+ concentration is
- Antiganglioside antibody in Miller Fischer variant of GBS is
- a. GM1
- b. GD1A
- c. GT1B
- d. GQ
- Iodine concentration in iodized salt is
- Excess Vitamin D in pregnancy causes
- Giardiasis radiological feature is
- Multigene duplication and deletion is diagnosed by ?
- Velocardiofacial microdeletion is
- Breteau index is
- Recommended iron and folic acid supplementation in a 6 year is
- Ro SSB crosses the placenta at which gestational age?
- Drug-induced lupus is not caused by?
- Antibody in drug-induced lupus is
- In severe SAM, MUAC: Head circumference ratio is
- Leimierre syndrome is
- The figure of 8 pulmonary graphics is seen in?
- Level of prevention in CP to prevent disability development?
- Two screening tests applied at the same time for a disease?
- Trummer-field zone on X-ray is
- In SLE immunological response is
- The level of lead for chelation therapy is
- Steroid treatment guidelines in croup?
- SIADH diagnostic criteria is
- In SIDS neurotransmitters involved is
- The most common B cell defect is
- % of body weight for trace elements is
- 11-week gestational age ANC scan omphalocele is present, what should be the advice?
- Marriage with 1st cousin increases the chance of genetic disease by?
- ARDS diagnostic criteria is
- A patients with iron deficiency, hemosiderosis, hemoptysis, diagnosis is
- CD4:CD8>4 elevated D dimer in BAL is diagnostic for?
- Macrocytic anemia with reticulocytosis is seen in?
- Blood in stool, growth failure, fever abdominal pain for 18 months’ sigmoidoscopy normal, what is the diagnosis?
- Blood in stool in healthy newborn is seen in?
- Marginal placental separation in full-term NVD newborn is passing blood in stool how to differentiate maternal blood and fetal blood?
- Monophonic wheeze is seen in?
- Citrulline is increased in?
- Oculomotor apraxia is seen in?
- Feature of fetal alcohol syndrome is
- Genetic penetration with increasing age is seen in?
- Manganese cofactor deficiency causes?
- Cabbage odor urine is seen in which metabolic disorder?
- Garlic odor is seen in which poisoning?
- After electrocution, no pulse on palpation, beat present on pulse oxymetry, CPR was given next step is
- Fabray’s disease is
- A retropharyngeal abscess is seen in the posterior pharyngeal wall in
- Rheumatoid nodule in polyarthritis JIA is seen in?
- In the KF ring copper deposition occurs in which layer?
- Pregnanediol isoform is?
- JIA is said when arthritis is present for this period?
- Aggressive polyarticular JIA is seen in?
- Plasma transfusion gives these factors?
- Bernard solier syndrome is
- Wiskot-Aldrich syndrome is
- Normal complement level is seen in which nephritis?
- Vaccination can be given in which immune deficiency condition?
- Recurrent staph infection is seen in?
- Purulent conjunctivitis, corneal scarring, Giemsa stain positive is seen in
- Normal GFR at one month of age is
- GIR for infant is
- Newborn urine maximum concentrating ability is
- Treatment in pregnancy to treat heart block is
- Attributable risk calculation formula is
- Pathogenesis of erythromycin causing HPS is
- Hyper-oxea test is
- Study for contact spread control is
- Measles attack rate is
- Cystic fibrosis presentation is
- Calcium gluconate in hypomagnesemia causes?
- Formula for Sensitivity, specificity is?
- What IVF used in Burn management?
- Minimata disease is
- Enzyme decreased in metachromatic leucodystrophy is
- Continuous urine leak with normal voiding is seen in?
- Parachute reflex is
- Normal fetal growth is not affected by?
- 6 years with breast enlargement, pubic hair, increased LH, what is the diagnosis?
- 1st child has NTD. 3 months pre-conceptional treatment with folic acid prevents NTD in next pregnancy will reduce occurence by what %?
- Vitamin A dose in < 6 months is
- Hypernatremia > 190mEq/L. What is the treatment?
- Descending paralysis is seen in?
- Skin lesion in Fabray’s is?
- Tumor lysis syndrome is defined as?
- Stroke in children is caused by?
- Parameters affecting mixed venous O2 are?
- EtCO2 is increased in?
- Chylothorax is most commonly seen in children with?
- The pulse oxymetry principle is known as?
- Nutrition in critically ill child, protein requirement is
- Levetiracetam does in status epilepticus is
- Air leak management strategy in ventilation is
- Encephalopathy, dehydration, skin lesion is seen in?
- Typical HUS is defined as?
- WHO diagnostic criteria for dengue shock syndrome is?
- Spirometry in asthma diagnostic criteria is?
- GOI NBSU criteria are?
- Unilateral epistax is seen in?
- Cornea in newborn becomes adult size at which age?
- Cogan syndrome is?
- The pendered syndrome gene is
- Polycythemia Vera diagnosis is confirmed by
- Near vision in newborn is fixed at?
- Extraintestinal manifestations of cystic fibrosis are?
- Girl with DM and necrotizing pneumonia, what can be the diagnosis?
- Rickettsia CSF finding is?
- Miltefosine is used for
- Vibrio cholera toxin is
- In Rh-negative pregnancy. Which blood is used for exchange transfusion
- What is Net protein utilization?
- The most common complication of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation is
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