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Typical causes of neonatal intestinal obstruction
A Intussusception
B IMeconium ileus
C Hirschprung’s disease
D Meckel’s diverticulum
E Incarcerated hernia
Causes of neonatal intestinal obstruction are
A Anorectal malformation
B Congenital band
C Intestinal atresia
D Meconium plug syndrome
E Bolus of round worm
Following are the causes of intestinal obstruction in children
A Malrotation
B Intussusception
C Meconium plug syndrome
D Arnold-chiari malformation
E Budd-chiari syndrome
Common causes of neonatal intestinal obstruction are
A Hirschprung's Disease
B Intestinal atresia
C Anorectal malformation
D Intussusception
E Ascariasis
Following are the causes of neonatal intestinal obstruction
A Duodenal atresia
B Hirschprung’s disease
C Meconium ileus
D Esophageal atresia
E Biliary disease
Intestinal obstruction leads to
A Hypovolumic shock
B Electrolyte imbalance
C Paralytic ileus
D Abdominal distension
E Overhydration
The followings are causes of hyperbilirubinemia in neonates are
A Biliary atresia
B ABO blood group incompatibility
C Neonatal hepatitis
D Breast milk jaundice
E Choledochal cyst
Causes of vomiting in neonates are
A Intestinal atresia
B Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis
C Biliary atresia
D Metabolic acidosis
E Ano-rectal malformation without fistula
Neonates may be infected with all except:
A Malaria
B Shigellosis
C Brucellosis
D Hepatitis B virus
Risk factors for respiratory distress syndrome in neonates are
A Prematurity
B Maternal diabetes
C Caesarean section delivery
D Maternal hypertension
E Antepartum hemorrhage

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