RGUHS MBBS Pediatrics August 2025 (1044 CBME)

1044Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences · Pediatrics · 2025 · August · CBME

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1.15 yrs old adolescent female is admitted with history of fever for 2 weeks, productive cough and underweight with family history of contact with Koch’s a) List the clinical types b) Discuss the investigations and treatment of tuberculosis in paediatric age group
10 Marks
2.One year old child is brought to the OPD with complaints of decreased activity and on and off respiratory infections since 3 months with family history of blood transfusion. On examination, child looks very pale, and has hepatosplenomegaly. a) Write the probable diagnosis. b) Describe the investigations necessary for this child c) Elaborate on management of this clinical condition.
10 Marks
3.Pubertal changes in a male child.
5 Marks
4.A 10 months old unimmunized child is brought to the OPD with fever for 4 days followed by rash, cough and coryza. Baby is also tachypneic and has rales. a) What is the most probable diagnosis? b) What are the complications and preventive steps for this clinical condition?
5 Marks
5.A 5 years old child with a body weight of 18 kgs is brought to the Emergency Room with loose stools, decreased urine output and lethargy. • What is your diagnosis and discuss the plan of treatment.
5 Marks
6.Discuss the principles in the management of heart failure in children.
5 Marks
7.What are Neural Tube defects? Discuss the various types of Neural Tube defects.
5 Marks
8.Prophylactic and Therapeutic doses of Vitamin A Supplementation.
5 Marks
9.Management of Status Epilepticus in children.
5 Marks
10.National Immunization Schedule.
5 Marks
11.Define Hypokalemia and mention two causes.
3 Marks
12.Patterns of growth in children.
3 Marks
13.Advantages of breast milk.
3 Marks
14.Management of a baby born to Hepatitis B positive mother
3 Marks
15.Importance of genital examination in newborns.
3 Marks
16.Sources of heat loss in a newborn.
3 Marks
17.Features of Nephrotic syndrome.
3 Marks
18.List the types of shock in children.
3 Marks
19.List the signs of Congenital Hypothyroidism.
3 Marks
20.Physiological variants of skin in newborn
3 Marks
21.Normally, babies can sit without support and pivot to reach an object by A. 8 to 9 months B. 10 to 11 months C. 6 to 8 months D. 13 to 15 months
1 Mark
22.Of the following, which is NOT a cardinal and immediate determinant of under nutrition A. Low birth weight B. Infections C. Low food intake D. Socio economic status
1 Mark
23.In the treatment of hyperkalemia, which drug is used to stabilise myocardial cell membrane? A. Insulin B. Sodium bicarbonate C. Calcium gluconate D. Salbutamol
1 Mark
24.Zika virus is primarily transmitted by the bite of A. Aedes aegypti B. Anophelles stephensi C. Culex pipiens D. Anopheles gambiae
1 Mark
25.Radical therapy is indicated for vivax malaria to eliminate the exoerythrocytic stages in liver and reduce risk of relapse with A. Chloroquine B. Artesunate C. Primaquine D. Quinine
1 Mark
26.Strabismus is A. Inward deviation of the eye B. Outward deviation of the eye C. The visual axis of the 2 eyes do not meet at the point of regard D. Subnormal vision defined as 2 lines less than normal
1 Mark
27.Intussusception is associated with which of the following vaccines? A. Rotavirus vaccine B. MMR vaccine C. DPT vaccine D. Polio vaccine
1 Mark
28.Erythema toxicum, a normal skin finding in a newborn, consists of which type of cells? A. Basophils B. Eosinophils C. Neutrophils D. Lymphocytes
1 Mark
29.Which radiological investigation is done in all children with first episode of urinary tract infection? A. Chest x-ray B. Ultrasonography C. MRI D. CT scan
1 Mark
30.The Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) which leads to regression of the Mullerian ducts is produced by the A. Leydig cells B. Sertoli cells C. Mullerian ducts D. Wolffian ducts
1 Mark

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