Quiz: end module exam

(1)- Neonatal period is defined as

A A. First 24 hours of life B B. First month of life. C C. First week of life D D. First two weeks of life

(1)- Neonatal period is defined as

A A. First 24 hours of life B B. First month of life. C C. First week of life D D. First two weeks of life

(2)- Causes of oedema may be:

A A. Hepatic B B. Renal C C Cardiac D D. All of above.

(2)- Causes of oedema may be:

A A. Hepatic B B. Renal C C Cardiac D D. All of above.

(3)- Arthritis is manifested by:

A A. Fever B B. Joint swelling C C. Limitation of movement. D D. All of above

(4) The measurement unit for iv cannula is

A A. Gauge B B. French C C. cm D D. inch

(5)- The surgical alternative to failed intravenous canulation is

A A. Venous ligation B B. Venous cut down C C. Arterial canulation D D. Use of large size cannula

(6)- The site of gluteal intramuscular injection

A A upper inner quadrant B B. upper outer quadrant C C. lower inner quadrant, D D. lower outer quadrant

(7) Personal history consists of the following items except:

A A. Name and age. B B. Occuption and address. C C. Operations and blood transfusion D D. Special habits.

(8) Cyanosis is due to:

A a Increased oxyhemoglobin. B b Decrease oxyhemoglobin C c Increased reduced hemoglobin D d Decreased reduced hemoglobin

9)Causes of huge splenomegaly are:

A A. Polycythemia rubra vera. B B. Chronic myeloid leukaemia C C. Chronic malaria D D. All of the above.

4- Which of the followings is considered normal Heart rate in neonates

A A-60-80 beat /minute. B B-80-120 beat /minute. C C-100-160 beat /minute D D-More than 160 beat /minute

5- Assessment of development includes:

A A. Motor only B B. Mental only. C C. Social only. D DA.B&C

6. Parts of past History taking include

A A. Vaccination history B B. Nutritional history C C. Family history D DAB & C

7-From the history which of the following increase the risk of delivery of neonate with congenital anomalies:

A A Maternal Cytotoxic drug intake B B Maternal iron intake C C Maternal calcium intake D D. Maternal Exposure to ultrasonography

8- An Rh positive blood group A newborn delivered to Rh negative blood group O mother the most common sign should be followed is:

A A Tachypnea B B Cyanosis C C. Jaundice D D. cough

9-Anthropometric measurments include

A A-Weight assessment B B. Hight assessment. C D- Head circumference D E-A, B&D

10-Most common cause of pallor is:

A A- Anemia B B- Liver disease. C C-Infection. D D-Toxemia.

11- Instrument for measurement of blood pressure is:

A A- Hummer B B-Sphignomanometer C C-Stethoscope D D-Thermometer

12- In abdominal examination hepatosplenomegaly can be detected by:

A A- Inspection B B-Palpation C C- Auscultation. D D. Shifting dullness

12- In abdominal examination hepatosplenomegaly can be detected by:

A A- Inspection B B-Palpation C C- Auscultation. D D. Shifting dullness

13-Which the following is the site for measuring of body temperature:

A A-Rectal B B-Axillary C C-Oral D D-A.B&C

14 Regarding the cervical pleura, which one of the followings is not true:

A A. Hulges upward into the neck. B B. Curved line drawn convex upward from sternoclavicular joint C C. Reaches a pollit 24 m above junction of lateral and intermediate Chirds of the cluviala D D. Part of the parietal pleurs

15-Regarding anterior border of left lung, which one of the followings not true:

A A. Begins behind left sternoclavicular joint B B. Runs downward to reach midline behind sternal angle. C C. Continues downward until level of 4 costal cartilage. D O. Deviates medially, extends beyond interal margin of serum to form cardine notch

16-.....................is one of the contents of the right upper quadrant of the abdomen:

A a. Jejunum. B b. Stomach C c. Spleen. D d. Gall Bladder

17-Regarding surface anatomy of the spleen, which one is not true?

A A Can he palpated on clinical examination B B. Lies beneath left half of diaphragm C C. Lies close to the 9", 10", and 11" ribs. D D. Long axis lies along shaft of the 10" rib.

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