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Indications of antibiotic in diarrheoa in children include
A Pseudomembranous colitis
B Cholera
C Shigellosis
D E coli infection
E Rota virus infection
Indications for antibiotics in childhood diarrhoea are
A Cholera
B Shigellosis
C Pseudomembranous colitis
D Entero toxicogenic E coli diarrhoea
E Rota virus diarrhoea
Indications for IV saline in a child with diarrhoea are
A High purging rate
B Persistent vomiting
C Paralytic ileus
D Neonatal diarrhea
E Blood mixed stool
Causes of secretory diarrhoea include
A Cholera
B Lactase deficiency
C Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide induced
D Hyperthyroidism
E Shigellosis
Indications for postural drainage include
A Lung abscess
B Bronchiectasis
C Acute bronchial asthma
D Acute pneumonia
E Pulmonary hypertension
Indications for bone densitometry include
A Loss of height
B Osteopenia on plain X-ray
C High fracture risk of FRAX analysis
D Late menopause
E Fracture after road traffic accident
Indications of intravenous rehydration include
A High purging rate
B Persistent vomiting
C Severe dehydration
D Diarrhea in neonatal period
E Some dehydration in malnourished child
Indications of prenatal chromosomal testing include
A Suspected aneuploidy
B Foetal congenital anomalies detected in ultrasound
C Advanced maternal age
D Paternity testing
E Inherited cancer syndromes
Indications for warfarin anticoagulation include
A Venous thromboembolism
B Arterial embolism
C Myocardial infarction
D Atrial fibrillation
E Mechanical prosthetic heart valves
A good number of people are attacked with diarrhoea by drinking 'contaminated' water .
A hygienic
B poisonous
C hybrid
D unhygienic

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