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WorksheetsEgurukul 2.0 January Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 12mins
If it is now realised that an error has occurred on our part, what should we do?
Accept the mistake and apologize/explain to the patient
Blame it on something and try to get away
Offence is the best form of defense - find some fault of the patient and make it a big issue
All of Above
I missed checking the BP of a boy who was later diagnosed as 11 hydroxylase deficiency. What other general examination finding could have alerted me?
Hypertensive Encephalopaty & Seizures
Growth (tall stature) and / or early signs of precocity
Short Stature & Failure to thrive
Renal Failure & uremic encphalopaty
Using softwares in opd - does it consume more time and therefore make you rush through and commit more errors or does it help minimize errors?
Minimizes - serves as a checklist - better documentation - minimizes dosing errors etc
It increase errors & reduce time spent with pt. & could not communicate properly
None of above is true
Which of the following statements are true
Comprehensive history can enable us to arrive at diagnosis in 60% of times
Properly conducted physical exam contributes to
accurate diagnosis in 30% of times
Investigations are necessary to arrive at diagnosis in almost all situations
By referring to expert opinion, our reputation is at stake
The acronym useful to suspect immune deficiency in clinical practice is called
(a)
Age is one important criteria to suspect the likely organism in Community acquired pneumonia
True
False
Atypical pneumonia always occurs in children above 5 years of age and is usually not severe
True
False
It takes 24 to 48 hours to know the clinical response after antibiotics are started in CAP
True
False
Dont Know
Shock is diagnosed when?
There is tachycardia
There is cold peripheries
There is weak peripheral pulses
There is delayed CRT
All of the above
Respiratory distress and respiratory failure how to distinguish? True or false
RD -- when the child is having increased respiratory rate with intercoastal or sub coastal retractions
True
False
Respiratory distress and respiratory failure how to distinguish? True or false
RF – only when there is apnea
True
False
Respiratory distress and respiratory failure how to distinguish? True or false
RD – can be due to upper airway, lower airway, parenchymal pathology
True
False
Respiratory distress and respiratory failure how to distinguish? True or false
RF -- gasping and cyanosis is also RF.
True
False
Respiratory distress and respiratory failure how to distinguish? True or false
Brain pathology leading to different/ abnormal patterns of breathing can also cause RD and RF
True
False
Checking for disability in the ABCDE approach
(More then one correct answers to select)
To look for fractures
To look for AVPU scale/ GCS scale
To look for fever
To check blood sugar
Simple maneuvers to open the airway are-
Select True from four options
(more then one correct answear)
Suctioning the nose and mouth
Head tilt and chin lift maneuver
Back slaps and chest thrusts to dislodge a foreign body
Endo tracheal intubation
