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Cholestatic jaundice in children is associated with
A Pale stool
B Increased gamma glutamyl transpeptidase
C Choledochal cyst
D Indirect hyperbilirubinaemia
E Decreased alkaline phosphatase
Cholestatic jaundice is associated with
A Direct hyperbilirubinemia
B Pruritus
C Indirect hyperbilirubinemia
D Hepatitis C infection
E Hepatitis A infection
The feature(s) of cholestatic liver disease is/are
A Dark urine
B Pruritus
C Malabsorption
D Pigmented stool
E Pallor
Causes of jaundice within 24 hours of birth are
A ABO incompatibility
B Rhesus incompatibility
C Sepsis
D Breast milk jaundice
E Physiological jaundice
Surgical causes of jaundice in children are
A Biliary atresia
B Choledochal cyst
C Infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis
D Frantz tumour
E Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency
Common causes of obstructive jaundice in a newborn include
A Hypoplasia of biliary tract
B Neonatal hepatitis
C Breast milk jaundice
D Physiological jaundice
E Galactosaemia
Surgical causes of neonatal jaundice include
A Biliary Atresia
B Choledocal cyst
C Gall stone
D Hepatocellular carcinoma
E Viral hepatitis
Causes of obstructive jaundice are
A Cholangiocarcinoma
B Carcinoma of head of the pancreas
C Worm in common bile duct
D Post cholecystectomy bile duct stricture
E Pyloric stenosis
Surgical causes of jaundice are
A Biliary atresia
B Choledochal cyst
C Inspissated bile syndrome
D Cholelithiasis
E Neonatal hepatitis
Causes of surgical jaundice are
A Biliary stricture
B Choledocholithiasis
C Choledochal cyst
D Dubin-Johnson's syndrome
E Primary biliary cirrhosis

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