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WorksheetsPediatric Cardiology Quiz
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Blood pressure (mm/Hg) is calculated using the formulas. Which formula is applicable in children over 1 year of age?
60 + 2n
90 + n
90 + 2n
100 + n
110 + n
Children over 1 year of age may have a systolic murmur. When is such a murmur functional?
Takes the beginning of systole
Does not change after strain
Increases in a vertical position
Carried out on the blood vessels of the neck
Accompanied by 'cat purring'
All cardiac structures are formed intrauterine. At what gestational age is the ventricular septum formed?
2 weeks
3 weeks
4 weeks
5 weeks
12 weeks
Differentiation of heart parts continues after birth. At what age does this process end?
1-4 years
6-9 years
9-10 years
10-14 years
15-18 years
Diseases of the cardiovascular system are manifested by certain symptoms. Which is the most characteristic?
Arrhythmia
Seizures
Dyspepsia
Acceleration
Dysuria
Newborns have specific blood counts. What is the hemoglobin level (g/L) immediately after birth?
100-140
120-140
160-180
180-240
200-350
Bone marrow formation occurs in the fetus. Where does this process begin?
Sternum
Clavicle
Scapulae
Vertebrae
Tubular bones
A normal myelogram in healthy children shows certain features. What percentage are blast cells?
1%
1-5%
5-10%
20%
30-35%
Massive hematuria ('meat slops' color) is observed in:
Nephrotic syndrome
Dyspeptic syndrome
Malabsorption syndrome
Nephritic syndrome
Thrombocytopathy
The lifespan of red blood cells in newborns differs from adults. Choose the correct answer:
6 days
12 days
18 days
24 days
100 days
Which is NOT a feature of the rectum in young children?
Relatively long
Mucous membrane is weakly fixed
Muscle layer is poorly developed
Relatively short
Ampulla is almost not developed
In children, pancreatic juice activity is decreased, but all enzymes are present. Which enzyme is present in pancreatic juice?
Pepsin
Chymosin
Protease
Amylase
Lactase
The peculiarity of the sigmoid colon in young children:
Short
Wide
Sedentary
Located high in the abdominal cavity
Located low, in the pelvis
A child has vomiting of 'coffee grounds'. This symptom is associated with:
Chronic gastritis
Peptic ulcer
Gall bladder impairment
Cholelithiasis
Pyloric stenosis
A child with peptic ulcer disease developed a complication. What is the most common complication?
Bleeding
Perforation
Penetration
Malignancy
Stenosis
A 2-year-old child has growth and weight loss. Which definition is appropriate? Formula:
n − 4
2n − 4
3n − 15
4n − 20
5n − 20
A 2-year-old child has growth and weight loss. Which definition is appropriate? Diagnosis:
Hypostatura
Hypotrophy
Paratrophy
Fat
Bulimia
A 3-year-old child is underweight. What are the limits of grade II hypotrophy?
20-30%
21-30%
25-35%
31-40%
45-50%
A newborn has jaundice on day 3 of life. Most likely cause:
Hemolytic anemia
Puffiness of the skin
Advantage of cellular elements
Physiological destruction of red blood cells
Blockage of sweat gland ducts
A 2-year-old child has a greenstick fracture. Which skeletal feature causes this?
Large thickness of periosteum
Pronounced bony protuberances
Thin periosteum
Well-expressed bony protuberances
Low functional activity of periosteum
Malabsorption of nutrients in the small intestine:
Celiac disease
Dyskinesia
Paratrophy
Intussusception
Malabsorption
Permanent rejection of gluten-containing products:
Celiac disease
Hypothyroidism
Dysbacteriosis
Cystic fibrosis
Irritable bowel syndrome
Red blood in vomit indicates bleeding in:
Stomach
Duodenum
Small intestine
Large intestine
Sigmoid colon
Girdle pain is characteristic of:
Duodenitis
Cholecystitis
Pancreatitis
Appendicitis
Gastric ulcer
Oral cavity changes in GI diseases:
Wet clean tongue
Coated tongue
Bleeding gums
Filatov-Koplik spots
Smooth tongue papillae
Swallowing vomit back without discomfort:
Vomiting
Heartburn
Burping
Bulimia
Rumination
In a child with abdominal pain, what is excluded first?
Chronic GI diseases
Surgical pathology
Infectious diseases
Kidney diseases
Blood diseases
Gastric juice enzymes reach full activity at:
6-8 years
10-12 years
12-13 years
14-15 years
By 20 years
Moynihan rhythm of pain is characteristic of:
Gastric ulcer
Duodenal ulcer
Chronic gastritis
Acute cholecystitis
Reactive pancreatitis
Most informative method for peptic ulcer diagnosis:
pH-metry
Endoscopy
Radiography
Abdominal ultrasound
Urease test
Fragmented stool is most typical for:
Stomach and duodenum damage
Small intestine damage
Spastic constipation
Atonic constipation
Esophageal injury
