Kerala University of Health Sciences Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of SurgeryPediatrics Previous Year Question Papers
311001Final Year · 14 papers · previous-year papers
- KUHS MBBS Pediatrics Previous Question Paper - August 2024 (311001 2010 Scheme)2024 · August · 2010 Scheme
- KUHS MBBS Pediatrics Previous Question Paper - July 2024 (320001 2019 Scheme)2024 · July · 2019 Scheme
- KUHS MBBS Pediatrics Previous Question Paper - March 2024 (311001 2010 Scheme)2024 · March · 2010 Scheme
- KUHS MBBS Pediatrics Previous Question Paper - March 2024 (320001 2019 Scheme)2024 · March · 2019 Scheme
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Pentavalent vaccine
Congenital hypothyroidism
Kangaroo mother care
Torsion testes
Draw and label Radiological features of Rickets.
Draw and label Fetal circulation
An 18-month old baby is brought to casualty with history of cough, breathing difficulty and poor feeding of three days duration. His weight is 6.5 kg, mid-upper arm circumference 9 cm and has bilateral pedal edema. His respiratory rate is 62/mt and has lower chest in drawing a) Give the probable diagnosis b) Enumerate the points from history and examination to substantiate this diagnosis c) List six complications of this condition d) Describe the step wise management with an illustration of time frame e) Describe the importance of mid-upper arm circumference
A two-year-old male child presented with bilateral pedal edema. His weight is 5 kg, height 75cm and mid upper arm circumference 11cm. a) What is the most probable diagnosis b) What are the complications expected c) How will you manage this child
A 2-year-old male is brought to the Emergency room (ER) with history of fever and cough for 3 days followed by puffiness of face, more in the morning hours as soon as getting up from sleep, abdominal distension and reduced urine output. No past history of similar illness a) What is the probable diagnosis b) Mention the criteria to diagnose the above clinical condition c) Enumerate the investigations with expected findings d) Describe the management of the child e) List four complication of the condition f) Enumerate the advices you will give at discharge
Five-year-old child Geethu has history of recurrent blood transfusions from the age of 8 months. On examination she has pallor, her weight is 16 kg, height is 95 cm. Her skin is dark in colour. Abdominal examination shows a firm liver palpable 4cm below right costal margin with span of 15 cm and firm spleen of size 10 cm a) What is the most probable diagnosis b) Give one differential diagnosis. c) Enumerate the investigation with expected findings d) Describe the management of this child
A two years old male child has been brought with history of fever since eight hours and one generalized seizure 30 mts before coming. On examination, seizure has subsided, child is drowsy but arousable. • List four differential diagnosis you consider • How will you come to a clinical diagnosis. • How will you investigate this child. How investigations help to confirm the diagnosis.
A five years old male child presented with edema around eyes which progressed to generalized edema in few days. He had normal urine output. Urine examination showed heavy proteinuria, but no haematuria. • What is your most probable diagnosis • Write about the pathogenesis of this condition • List down the essential investigations and expected finding • How will you manage the child with in the hospital
A five year old child is brought with history of puffiness around eyes, decreased urine output and passing cola coloured urine for the past 3 days. She had pyoderma of legs three weeks back. On examination child has periorbital puffiness and bilateral pitting pedal edema. Her blood pressure is 132/88 mm of Hg a) What is the most probable diagnosis b) Enumerate the points in history and examination to substantiate your diagnosis c) List the investigations you will plan for this child with expected findings d) Enumerate the management of this child e) Name two complications of this condition
A seven years old child, known to have bronchial asthma has been brought with history of breathlessness of two hours duration. On examination, he is having tachypnoea, tachycardia and audible wheeze. • How will you assess the severity of acute exacerbation. • What are the differential diagnosis you will consider. • How will you manage acute exacerbation. • What advice you will give to prevent further exacerbation.
A six years old child has been brought with history of facial puffiness and high coloured urine for last 12 hours. He is hypertensive, has pedal edema but no ascites or pleural effusion. • What is the most probable diagnosis. • What is the most important differential diagnosis. • What are the points in history to differentiate the two. • What are the essential investigations to be done and the abnormalities expected. • How will you manage this condition.
A two-year-old child is brought with fever for the last 24 hours and seizure 30 minutes back. a) List four important differential diagnosis b) List relevant points in history and physical examination to arrive at a clinical diagnosis c) List relevant investigations to confirm the diagnosis with expected findings.
A 7 years old boy is brought with history of swelling of the legs and altered colour of urine. On examination there is oliguria and he is hypertensive. Answer the following questions.
The first choice of antihypertensive in this condition is a) Calcium channel blocker b) Vasodilators c) Diuretics d) Betablockers
All of the following are indicated in the treatment of the child EXCEPT a) Frusemide b) Prednisolone c) Antibiotics d) Fluid restriction
The following is a feature of non-glomerular hematuria a) Painless hematuria c) Absence of red cell casts b) Cola colored urine d) Presence of edema
Normal C3 levels are seen in a) PSGN b) SLE Nephritis c) MPGN d) IgA Nephropathy
The following are indications for renal biopsy in AGN EXCEPT a) Normal complement levels c) Presence of skin rash and joint pain b) Microscopic hematuria persisting for 3 months d) Low C3 levels beyond 12 weeks
Two-year-old unimmunized child is brought to emergency ward with fever, nasal discharge - 3 days, cough 2 days, breathing difficulty 1 day. On examination the child is irritable, her respiratory rate is 62/mt and has lower chest indrawing a) What is the most probable diagnosis b) Name two common etiological agents causing this disease c) Enumerate the points in history and examination to substantiate your diagnosis d) List four complications of this condition e) Describe the management of this child
An eight year old female child is brought to the outpatient department with fever, pain and swelling over major joints which is migratory in nature. Her ESR is 66 mm in first hour. She gives history of sore throat 20 days back. • What is your probable diagnosis. Discuss etiopathogenesis, clinical features and management of the same.
Two years old unimmunized boy admitted with history of low grade fever for last three weeks, recurrent seizures and altered sensorium for last two days. On examination, neck stiffness is elicited. • What is the most probable diagnosis • What are the differential diagnosis • Write down relevant points in history and clinical examination to arrive at a diagnosis • List down the investigation to be done and the expected finding • How will you manage this child