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Mcq for teaching purposes

by Sarah Adel
1

3-years old boy who is unable to walk , he sat supported at the age of 6 months and unsupported at 9 months, walks alone at 18 months, whats your first test to be done

2

15-years old boy is brought to the Emergency Department by his friends. Having been found unconscious in a club. His temperature is 38, he smells of alcohol and white tablets are found in his coat pocket. He does not respond to pain, his eyes are closed and his pupils are dilated but reactive.

3

A 4 year old child presents with a history of headache, vomiting of 6 hours duration and altered sensorium of 1 hour duration. He has a seizure in A&E. On examination; he is toxic looking, febrile, and has neck stiffness. He is noted to have 4th cranial nerve palsy. A provisional diagnosis of meningitis is made.

4

6 months old boy is brought to A&E. He is irritable and has been feeding poorly for the last 2 days. He is febrile, has a high pitched cry and pustular discharge from both ears. His fontanelle is full. IV access was obtained, bloods were sent for septic workup and an LP was performed. In the meantime IV antibiotics were started.

5

Which of the following statements regarding status epilepticus is true

6

A 9-year-old girl who is the youngest of 7 children attends a school for moderate learning difficulties. Her teacher has described blank episodes several times a day over the past 3 months. Each lasts 1 or 2 minutes, but she appears to respond when spoken to. Her mother has not noticed any such episodes at home.

7

7 year old boy with severe cerebral palsy was referred for investigation for uncontrolled seizures and respiratory problems. He is a difficult feeder and had clinical evidence of a chest infection on admission. He was noted to have recurrent spasmodic movements with arching of the back, throwing the arms and head forward. These was associated with gurgling noises in the throat but no loss of awareness. These were more frequent during respiratory illnesses and especially immediately after meals.

8

5-years-old girl is admitted with 1-week history of unsteadiness. Two weeks earlier she had had a cough and fever which were treated with antibiotics. On examination she is drowsy but can be woken. She is disoriented in time and place. She is lethargic but not obviously weak and she manages to walk but is quite ataxic

 
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