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1 common features of Turner disease: short statue
2 tetanus series schedule: td only??
3 Hyperthyroidism symptoms and kids: diaphoresis??
4 Most common muscular skeleton diagnosis in children's victim of abuse: infant rib fracture??,subluxation of the
shoulder??
5 Know txt (i.e.antiviral, antibacteria) difference between impetigo , chicken pots treatment, hand mouth and foot
treatment
6 Car seat age for toddlers 2 or 3
7 Differential diagnosis for atopic dermatitis: psoriasis, rheumatoid, measles, varicella
8 Diagnostic tests for top toddlers victims of abuse CT, scan, MRI, skeletal series,
9 Bacteria that causes acute diarrhea: rotavirus salmonella
10 A 14 year old has bilateral breasts: "XXY. ... Klinefelter syndrome
11 Conduct a hearing loss more information is needed: my condition is irreversible
12 A parent asks about varicella-zoster immune globulin, and you reply that it is a: synthetic product
D. pooled blood product with an excellent safety profile.
13 The practitioner assassins a pediatric patient who presents with symptoms of appendicitis which is the
recommended treatment: hospitilization Iv fluids??
14 Which is the possible causes of acute abdominal pain in infants: colic, constipation,??
Also know the below questions
Pediatrics Final 84/100 with these answers Sept 2019. This actual was most of the test
questions
1. During the exam of a 13-year-old client with a history of atopic dermatitis, the provider
notes a pruritic rash covering the client’s torso. The rash is in varying stages, some are red spots,
a few are fluid filled and others are crusted over. How does the provider respond?
A. Diagnosis the client with chickenpox and treat with Salicylates for pain relief
B. Diagnosis the client with chickenpox and treat with antivirals to improve healing time
C. Diagnosis the client with impetigo and treat with Salicylates for pain relief
D. Diagnosis the client with impetigo and treat with antivirals to improve healing time Don’t
give salicylates to kids – Reye’s syndrome. Chickenpox text p 505. Impetigo p.992
2. A 16-year-old client presents to the clinic complaining of fatigue, sore throat, fever and
swollen glands. On the exam the provider palpates an enlarged spleen. The client asks about
whether he can play in the final soccer game next week. What does the provider say? Select all
that apply
A. Avoid all contact sports for the next 3 weeks
, B. Avoid any form of exertion for the next 3 weeks
C. The risk of splenic rupture increases with intrabdominal pressure and collision sports
D. Fully returning to play should be made on a case by case basis and is generally
considered safe at 4 weeks.
Mono text p 260
3. A client presents to the clinic for a pre-school physical. The provider notes that the
client is extremely anxious. What should the provider do first?
A. Talk with the parents and ask about the client anxiety
B. Perform the physical assessment to rule out any related medical conditions
C. Comfort the client and talk with the client
D. Review the objective of the visit and expected procedures
4. A 3-year-old client presents to the clinic for a well-child visit. The provider performs a
developmental assessment and notes normal cognitive, fine motor and gross motor skills. The
child responds appropriately to verbal commands but refuses to speak when asked a question.
The parents reports that the child speaks often, clearly and with most adults at home and in the
neighborhood. What should the provider do?
A. Inform parent of a possible speech delay and report any concerns
B. Continue to evaluate the child’s speech at subsequent visits
C. Refer the child for a speech and hearing evaluation
D. Inform the parent to spend more time in interactive conversations with the child
5. The provider noted that an established 3-year-old client constructs two-word sentences
and drops final consonant when speaking. What is the best plan of care?
A. Reassess for delays in development
B. Reassess at next child visit
C. refer to audiologist
D. refer to speech
6. The parents of a 4-year-old client reports that their child started stuttering about 2
weeks ago. In the face of this new development they deny any changes in their child’s behavior.
What should the provider do?
A. Refer client for counseling
B. Refer the client for speech therapy
C. Reassure the parents that this is a usual problem
D. Reassure the parents that deep breathing before talking with stop the stuttering See p.
83 in text
I MADE 80%
1 common features of Turner disease: short statue
2 tetanus series schedule: td only??
3 Hyperthyroidism symptoms and kids: diaphoresis??
4 Most common muscular skeleton diagnosis in children's victim of abuse: infant rib fracture??,subluxation of the
shoulder??
5 Know txt (i.e.antiviral, antibacteria) difference between impetigo , chicken pots treatment, hand mouth and foot
treatment
6 Car seat age for toddlers 2 or 3
7 Differential diagnosis for atopic dermatitis: psoriasis, rheumatoid, measles, varicella
8 Diagnostic tests for top toddlers victims of abuse CT, scan, MRI, skeletal series,
9 Bacteria that causes acute diarrhea: rotavirus salmonella
10 A 14 year old has bilateral breasts: "XXY. ... Klinefelter syndrome
11 Conduct a hearing loss more information is needed: my condition is irreversible
12 A parent asks about varicella-zoster immune globulin, and you reply that it is a: synthetic product
D. pooled blood product with an excellent safety profile.
13 The practitioner assassins a pediatric patient who presents with symptoms of appendicitis which is the
recommended treatment: hospitilization Iv fluids??
14 Which is the possible causes of acute abdominal pain in infants: colic, constipation,??
Also know the below questions
Pediatrics Final 84/100 with these answers Sept 2019. This actual was most of the test
questions
1. During the exam of a 13-year-old client with a history of atopic dermatitis, the provider
notes a pruritic rash covering the client’s torso. The rash is in varying stages, some are red spots,
a few are fluid filled and others are crusted over. How does the provider respond?
A. Diagnosis the client with chickenpox and treat with Salicylates for pain relief
B. Diagnosis the client with chickenpox and treat with antivirals to improve healing time
C. Diagnosis the client with impetigo and treat with Salicylates for pain relief
D. Diagnosis the client with impetigo and treat with antivirals to improve healing time Don’t
give salicylates to kids – Reye’s syndrome. Chickenpox text p 505. Impetigo p.992
2. A 16-year-old client presents to the clinic complaining of fatigue, sore throat, fever and
swollen glands. On the exam the provider palpates an enlarged spleen. The client asks about
whether he can play in the final soccer game next week. What does the provider say? Select all
that apply
A. Avoid all contact sports for the next 3 weeks
, B. Avoid any form of exertion for the next 3 weeks
C. The risk of splenic rupture increases with intrabdominal pressure and collision sports
D. Fully returning to play should be made on a case by case basis and is generally
considered safe at 4 weeks.
Mono text p 260
3. A client presents to the clinic for a pre-school physical. The provider notes that the
client is extremely anxious. What should the provider do first?
A. Talk with the parents and ask about the client anxiety
B. Perform the physical assessment to rule out any related medical conditions
C. Comfort the client and talk with the client
D. Review the objective of the visit and expected procedures
4. A 3-year-old client presents to the clinic for a well-child visit. The provider performs a
developmental assessment and notes normal cognitive, fine motor and gross motor skills. The
child responds appropriately to verbal commands but refuses to speak when asked a question.
The parents reports that the child speaks often, clearly and with most adults at home and in the
neighborhood. What should the provider do?
A. Inform parent of a possible speech delay and report any concerns
B. Continue to evaluate the child’s speech at subsequent visits
C. Refer the child for a speech and hearing evaluation
D. Inform the parent to spend more time in interactive conversations with the child
5. The provider noted that an established 3-year-old client constructs two-word sentences
and drops final consonant when speaking. What is the best plan of care?
A. Reassess for delays in development
B. Reassess at next child visit
C. refer to audiologist
D. refer to speech
6. The parents of a 4-year-old client reports that their child started stuttering about 2
weeks ago. In the face of this new development they deny any changes in their child’s behavior.
What should the provider do?
A. Refer client for counseling
B. Refer the client for speech therapy
C. Reassure the parents that this is a usual problem
D. Reassure the parents that deep breathing before talking with stop the stuttering See p.
83 in text
