PG- ENTRANCE-NEONATOLOGY-ANSWERS
1. Fewer than ______% of babies requiring resuscitation will need epinephrine to stimulate their hearts 1% 2% 3% 4% Most newly…
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MY ROUNDS-2 YR OLD WITH SEPTAL HEMATOMA-CULTURE MRSA
2 yr old admitted to ent department with fever pain nose. no h/o trauma. o/e septal hematoma lt. this was drained and a pediatric consultation was requested.being put on antibiotics,…
H1N1 VACCINE
INFLUENZA VACCINE (IAP) Routine vaccination: ΔMinimum age: 6 months for trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine (TIV) Recommended only for the vaccination of persons with certain high-risk conditions. ΔFirst time vaccination: 6 months…
MY ROUNDS- 2MONTH OLD WITH CAFE AU- LAIT (7mm )SWELLING FACE(LT)
2 month old chil with > 7 cafe au lait spots of >5mm with family history NF1 is admitted with swelling left cheek o/e cafe au lait >5mm,facial swelling -plexiform…
PG -ENTRANCE -MCQ- PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES
1 yr old girl is rescued from a swimming pool . what will you assess first? 1.Check responsiveness and breathing 2 brachial pulse 3.mouth to mouth respiration 4 chest compression…
PG-ENTRANCE -MCQ-NEONATOLOGY
1. Fewer than ______% of babies requiring resuscitation will need epinephrine to stimulate their hearts 1% 2% 3% 4% 2.If…
KUHAS-PG-RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE PREVENTION
The main components of a national programme are secondary prevention activities aimed at preventing the recurrence of acute RF and severe RHD; primary prevention activities aimed at preventing the first…
KUHAS-PG-GROWTH MONITORING
Growth Monitoring is a screening tool to diagnose nutritional, chronic systemic and endocrinedisease at an early stage. It has been suggested that growth monitoring has the potential for significant impact…
FOETAL HEMOGLOBIN
Hemoglobins in the Fetus and Neonate The evolutionary development of oxygen-carrying proteins, the hemoglobins, increased the ability of blood to transport oxygen. The combination of oxygen with hemoglobin and its…
KUHAS-PG-CONGENITAL OBSTRUCTIONS OF UPPER GI TRACT-INVESTIGATIONS
Intestinal obstruction can be further classified as either intrinsic or extrinsic based on underlying etiology. Intrinsic causes include inherent abnormalities of intestinal innervation, mucus production, or tubular anatomy. Among these,…
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