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In case of severe acute malnutrition
A Mid upper arm circumference <120 mm
B Bipedal edema may present
C Weight gain 12 gm/kg/day is a indicator successful of management
D Weight for height Z score <-2SD
E Always need hospitalization
In severe acute malnutrition, there is
A Increased intracellular sodium
B Increased cortisol level
C Decrease in total body water
D Increased intracellular potassium
E Desquamation of dermis
Severe acute malnutrition is diagnosed when
A MUAC is below 115 cm
B There is severe wasting
C There is bilateral pitting oedema
D There is severe underweight
E Weight for age is between 60- 80% of reference value
Following elements are required in initial treatment of severe protein energy malnutrition
A Potassium
B Magnesium
C Zinc
D Sodium
E Iron
Major diagnostic criteria of rheumatic fever are
A Subcutaneous nodules
B Erythema marginatum
C Fever
D High ASO litre
E Neutrophilic leucocytosis
Diagnostic criteria for diabetes mellitus are
A HbA1C≥6.5%
B 2-hour plasma glucose ≥11.1 mmol/L during oral glucose tolerance test
C Fasting plasma glucose ≥ 7.8 mmol/L
D Presence of glucose in the urine
E Presence of ketone bodies in the urine
Diagnostic criteria for systemic lupus erythematosus are
A Malar rash
B Oral ulcer
C Positive anti ds-DNA
D Hepatosplenomegaly
E Fever
Diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia include
A Delusion
B Hallucination
C Onset before 65 years
D No functional impairment
E Duration at least 6 months
Diagnostic criteria for SAM are
A Bipedal edema
B WHZ <-3SD
C MUAC <115
D Weight for age <80% of median
E HAZ <-3SD
Diagnostic criteria for simple febrile seizure are
A Usually last for less than 15 minutes.
B There is family history of febrile seizure
C Usually occurs between 6 months to 6 years
D There is characteristic EEG change
E There is postseizure temporary' paralysis

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