PEDIATRICS
PEDIATRICS
PEDIATRICS
● Name 4 sys. Diseases that can be associated wiyth severe short stature
CNS
MALNUTRITION
● 15 month old baby complains lethargy since morning. Wt. for ht. is
-4SD. Blood sugar-50mg/dl( normal-54mg/dl)
o WHO definition of SAM
o How to approach hypoglycemia in this case?
o 10 steps for management of SAM
o Discharge criteria for SAM
● Age dependent anthropometric indices
● Enumerate the causes of stridor in a 2 yr old child. How will you manage
a child with moderate croup?
● 1 yr old completely vaccinated child presented to casualty with h/o cough
for 3-4 days which suddenly worsened for past 6-8 hrs and since 2 hrs he
has difficulty in breathing as well. On examination child is anxious but
consolable, having bouts of intermittent cough with audible intermittent
stridor. He has minimal suprasternal and sternal recession. Chest has
equal air entry with very harsh bronchovescicular breath sounds and
prolonged expiration and ronchii++
o Probable diagnosis and likely offending organism
o Management
● Approach to diagnosis and management of a 3 yr old with severe
pneumonia
HEMATOLOGY
CVS
● 4 yr old boy presents with cyanosis noted from early infancy, clubbing,
failure to thrive. No h/o recurrent chest infections. On examination
precordial bulge, systolic murmur, soft single second heart sound. After
admission he develops sudden onset of severe cyanosis, restlessness and
gasping respiration
o Underlying diagnosis
o Reason for acute complication
o 2 therapeutic measures used to manage this acute complication
● Causes of cyanotic heart disease with decreased pulm. Blood flow
● How will you manage a 1 yr old child presenting with large VSD and
failure to thrive?
● Clinical signs you will look for in a child diagnosed with infective
endocarditis
● Patent ductus arteriosus
● Hemodynamics of VSD
● PPTCT in HIV
● ART in HIV
● SMR in adolescents
VACCINATION
● 1.5 yr old boy brought to you, other than BCG, OPV received at birth he
is unimmunised. Name 2 mandatory and optional vaccines that should be
offered to him
● Vaccination of adolescent girl
● Mission Indradhanush
● Pneumococcal vaccine
● Dose, route, A/E of measeles vaccine
● BCG vaccine
● Enumerate any 8 disease conditions that produce fever with rash. Note
any 1 disease causing fever with rash that has special vaccination
campaign that started in 2017
● DPT vaccine
NUTRITION
● 4 c/f of Zn deficiency
RHEUMATOLOGY
● 10 yr old female child presented with polyarthiritis for 6 months. Outline
the management of this child
NEONATOLOGY
● JSSK
● Discuss briefly the complications you will assess in a child with Down’s
syndrome on regular follow up
● Galactosemia
● Down’s syndrome
DIARRHEA
MISCELLANEOUS
● RBSK
● 18 month girl complains of patchy hyperpigmentation, apathy, flaking of
skin, weakness. H/o recurrent illness over past 8-9 months. Parents aren’t
sure about her weight gain but feel that child is chubby. On examination
she was pale with sparse hair over her temple which was lustreless with
bilateral pitting pedal edema. Her MUAC was 11 cm.
o Most likely diagnosis and write 2 D/d
o Approach to evaluate the patient
o New problems you may encounter once you start therapy
● Management of snake bite with ptosis
● ICDS