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Pediatrics: Clinical Vignettes MCQs

Waraq Clinical Review: Pediatrics · USMLE - Step III · 12 practice questions

1. The most important treatment of severe dehydration in a child is:

  1. AZinc only
  2. BAntibiotics
  3. CAntiemetics
  4. DIntravenous fluid resuscitation
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D. Intravenous fluid resuscitation Rapid bolus of isotonic fluid.

2. A child with generalised oedema and heavy proteinuria most commonly has:

  1. AIgA nephropathy
  2. BMinimal change disease
  3. CAlport syndrome
  4. DMembranous nephropathy
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B. Minimal change disease It responds to steroids.

3. A child with a barking cough and stridor has:

  1. AEpiglottitis
  2. BPneumonia
  3. CAsthma
  4. DCroup
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D. Croup Oral dexamethasone is the treatment.

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