PED FINAL 20_21
Type of nourishment changes in a first year of child’s life. Please choose when do we add first additional meals like vegetarian mixed soups or fruit puree:
5th month
12th month
3rd month
10th month
1st month
Primitive reflex is
Moro reflex
Lateral propping
Parachute relfex
Labrynthine righting
Postural support
Signs of dehydration in infants include all of the following, excep
Sunken eyeballs
Lower skin turgor
Bradycardia
Sunken fontanel
Dry mucous membranes
Symptoms of FAT – Fetal Alcohol Symptom:
1. Short palpebral fissures.
Thin upper lip.
Short nose.
Flat midface.
Which of the following conditions can not cause hepatomegaly in children:
Leukemia
Mononucleosis
Heart failure
Waardenburg syndrome
Mucopolysaccharidoses
Please evaluate fluid requirements per day for a child whose weight is 50 kg.
2100 ml
1500 ml
2000 ml
1900 ml
2200 ml
Newborn after birth: - Has got heart rate below 100 beats per minute; its respiration is slow and irregular; no response to catheter in nostril; limbs are atonic; skin is pale. The Apgar score is:
2 pt
0 pt
3 pt
4 pt
1 pt
Which feature of the lymph node is not assessed during examination?
Pain
Hardness
Size
Mobility
Coloured
The most frequent reason of death in childhood are: ^^^^^
Neoplastic diseases
Respiratory failrure
Trauma/accidents
Inborn diseases
Circulatoru f
Indicate the place of tricuspid valve auscultation.^^^^
Left 5th intercostal space
Right 5th intercostal space
Left 2nd intercostal space
Right 2nd intercostal space
Right 4th intercostal space
Name the symptom: occurs when the patient feels resistance to straighten up knee > 135 degrees, with hip and knee joints bent at 90 degrees. The symptom is bilateral and painless opposed to the Lasègue symptom in sciatica
Brudziński symptom
Neck stiffness
Blumberg symptom
Kernig symptom
Chełmoński symptom
What is the name of following symptom? “When the sole of the foot is irritated, the big toe bends upwards, while the rest of the toes bends downwards. It may occur physiologically up to the age of 2. After the second year of life, it is evidence of damage to the pyramidal tract”
Landau reflex.
Trousseau symptom.
Babiński symptom.
Kernig symptom.
Erb symptom
In infants we recognize tachypnoea when the respiratory rate is:
> 40 breaths/min
> 30 breaths/min
> 50 breaths/min
> 60 breaths/min
> 70 breaths/min
UTI in children are usually of the following etiology
E. coli
Klebsiella pneumonia
P. mirabilis
Chlamydia trachomatis
Enterococcus
Clinical signs of the 3rd tonsil hypertrophy are all of the following, except:
Wheezing
Hupoacusis
Halitosis
Sleep with open mouth
Nose obstruction
Fetor ex ore
Newborn with visible spina bifida should be operated:
Moment of operation depends on parents’ decision
During first 24 hrs of life
After full genetical diagnosis
After the end of the neonatal period
Surgical intervention is not recommended
Head circumference of term newborn is 34 cm. What circumference can be suspected in the 3rd month of age if the infant grows properly?
36 cm
40 cm
44 cm
42 cm
38 cm
Central cyanosis may be observed in all of the following, except
Polycythaemia
some chronic pulmonary diseases
Iron deficiency
Asthma
Congenital heart diseases with left-to-right shunt
Gums’ edema, redness and pain are typical during dentition in some infants. But sometimes there can be also some other symptoms, except:
Otitis media
Fever
Watery stools
Rush
Anxiety
Mark the false sentence according to the posteriori urethral valve (PUV)
Voiding cystourethrogram is very useful in diagnostic process of PUV
If untreated can lead to chronic renal failure
In girls can be the reason of infertility
Can be the reason of recurrent urinary tract infections
In case of bilateral hydronephrosis in boys always consider diagnostic of PUV
17-year-old girl with fully developed breast, menstruating regularly, with pubic hair extending to the medial surface of the thighs would be graded in Tanner scale as:
Tanner VI
Tanner III
Tanner V
Tanner I
Tanner II
Healthy infant, at the age of 6 months should present:
Brudzinski’s sign
elevating head above the horizontal level
precise pincer grasp
Palmar grasp reflex (in hands)
Doll’s eyes sign
Knowing the Polish vaccination calendar, answer which vaccinations should be performed to healthy child before leaving from the neonatal unit (first 24h):
BCG - tuberculosis vaccine,
HBV - hepatitis B vaccine
HCV - hepatitis C vaccine
Hib
MMR
DTP
PCV
Preterms are:
Newborns born before 38 weeks of gestation
Newborns born before 36 weeks of gestation
Newborns with SGA
Newborns born before 36 weeks of gestation AND with the weight below 2.500 grams
Newborns born with the weight below 2.500 grams
Schamroth sign. Point the false answer:
It is also known as a diamond gap test
In clubbing a diamond gap is missing
It is associated with heart diseases
It is used to confirm cholecystitis
It is used to identify clubbing fingers
Elevated cranial pressure in infant can lead to following symptoms:
Babiński’s sing
tense anterior fontanelle
. Doll’s eyes sign
�sunset eye” sign (eyes directed downwards)
Kernig sign
All of the following are symptoms of rickets, except:
Widening of radial bones’ distal epiphyses
Harrison’s sulcus
Anaemia
Craniotabes
Sweating of infant’s head
Prophylactic dose of vitamin D in heathy newborn fed with formula is
800 IU
400 IU
There is no need to supplement vitamin D in formula-fed newborn
1600 IU
1200 IU
Contraindications to breastfeeding:
HCV infection in mother
Antibiotic treatment in mother
HSV infection in mother
Cytostatic treatment in mother
Immaturity of the newborn
Choose one, which is not temporary status of the newborn
Hyperthermia of the newborn
Birthweight loss
Toxic rush
1st quarter anemia
Low level of clotting factor
A child is able to hold its head up steady, rolls over, follows the toys with eyes from side to side, begins to babble. How old is this child?^^^^
7 - 8 months
3 - 4 months
4 - 5 months
6 - 7 months
5 - 6 months
The classic history of appendicitis contains:
Oedema of lumbar region
Migration of the pain to the right lower quadrant of abdomen
Diarrhea
Migration of the pain to the left lower quadrant of abdomen
Pain is not worsened by coughing and sneezing
Which of the following conditions can not cause abnormal development and learning difficulties in children:
Schoenlein-Henoch purpura
Inborn errors of metabolism
Congenital infections (rubella, cytomegalovirus)
Intraventricular haemorrhage
Meningitis
Clinical signs of acute laryngitis are all of the following except:
Wheezing
Stridor
Barking cough
Hoarsness
Dyspnea
What point is not a part of health history?
Family history
Present illness
Past medical history
Cheif complaint(s)
Parents earnings
In which month after being born should a healthy child be able to walk without any help?^^^
18
6
8
10
12
Choose the false sentence about gross motor development in children:
Walking unsteadily – 12 month
Sitting without support – 6-8 months
Raises head to 45o – 6-8 months
Crawling – 7-9 months
Walking steadily – 15 months
Choose the false sentence:
Genetic causes of visual impartment are retinal dystrophy and albinism
Strabismus persistent beyond 3 months should be referred for ophthalmological opinion
Hypermetropia is the rarest refractive error in children
Corneal light reflex and cover test are using in squint testing
Retinoblastoma is the most common malignancy of retina in children
Stridor is:
High-pitched, expiratory sound from distal airway obstruction
Discontinuous ‘moist’ sounds from the opening of bronchioles
Harsh, low-pitched, mainly inspiratory sound from upper airways obstruction
Abnormality of the vocal cords
Different name for bronchial breathing which is higher-pitched and the length of inspiration and expiration equal
Kussmaul respiration is observed in cases of:
Pneumonia
Physiologically - during sleeping
Respiratory distress
Asthma bronchiole
Metabolic acidosis
Newborn with birth body weight 1500 g, born in the 38th week of gestation, should be described as:
Preterm with AGA (appropriate for gestational age)
Preterm with LGA
Term with AGA
Term with SGA
Preterm with SGA (small for gestational age)
Which of the following is not meningeal sign?
Blumberg's signs
Kerning's sign
Amoss' sign
Brudziński sign
Flatau's sign
Round, hemorrhagic spots less in 2 mm in diameter (petechiae) are characteristic for:
Low platelets level
Low hematocrit
Low fibrinogen level
Low hemoglobin level
None of above
The first sign of pubertal development in boys is:
Pubertal gynecomastia
Appearance of pubic hair
Enlargement of testicular volume
Acne
Pubertal
What would you ask patient to do to examine if 7th cranial nerve works correctly?
To tighten his eyes, grin his teeth and smile
To shrug and turn his head both sides
To pull out his tongue
To clench his teeth
To say “gżegżółka”
The first permanent tooth to erupt is: ^^^^
1 st Incisor
1 st Premolar
2 nd Premolar
2 nd Incisor
1 st Molar
According to the Glasgow scale, count how many points a patient with the following symptoms will receive: patient doesn’t open eyes while pressing his nail plate, there is no vocal and motor response while irritating sternum:
5
1
3
15
0
Find a true sentence about the changes in circulatory system that occur in chromosomopathies and genetic disorders:
in Marfan syndrome one can most frequently observe regurgitation of the pulmonary valve
in Turner syndrome stenosis of pulmonary trunk is very common
In Marfan syndrome, stenosis of aorta may occur
In trisomy 21, a common atrioventricular canal occurs most frequently
In trisomy 21, a common atrioventricular block occurs most frequently
Possible causes of rickets are following, except
Strict vegan diet
Vitamin deficiency in a diet of breastfeeding mother
Living in geopraphical far north
Cholestatic liver diseases
Light skin color
True information about nystagmus is:
Different name for squint
Nystagmus is always connected with brain tumor
Nystagmus is a symptom of high blood pressure
Corneal light reflex test is used to detect nystagmus
At 7weeks old, a physiological optokinetic nystagmus might appear
Children with dust allergy suffer very often from:
Carries
Scoliosis
Urinary tract infection
Obturative bronchitis
Pharyngitis
Indicate the true sentence about children with cleft palate:
Most often reason of cleft palate is alcoholism in pregnant women.
Breast feeding is difficult but possible if vacuum problem is resolved (naturally or artificial method)
Breast feeding is contraindicated because of possibility of choking.
Children with cleft palate need more protein in diet because of bone reconstruction necessity.
Oral feeding is forbidden.
Body mass Index is used to assess the risk of metabolic disease. What is child’s BMI if his weight is 30 kg and height 100 cm?
30
20
70
15
130
Which additional breathing sound will a patient with exacerbations (worsening) of asthma present:
Rhonchi
Wheezing
Rumble
Crackles
Stridor
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