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Characteristics of febrile seizure include
A Duration is less than 15 minutes
B Commonly occur between five months to six years of age
C Occurs after three days of onset of fever
D More than one seizure in 24 hours
E Typical EEG findings
Risk factor(s) for recurrence of febrile seizures is/are
A Age <1 year
B Family history of febrile seizure
C Complex febrile seizures
D Duration of fever >24 hour before seizure
E Female gender
Febrile seizures
A Occur between the age of 6 months to 60 months
B Occur in the absence of prior afebrile seizure
C May be inherited as an autosomal dominant trait
D May present with central nervous system infection
E Never present with status epilepticus
Febrile convulsion
A Causes generalized convulsion
B Lasts for 10-15 minutes
C Is characterized by normal EEG in between attacks
D Occurs within one year of life
E Leads to severe neurological complications
In typical febrile convulsion
A Single episode of convulsion is usual
B Fits occur during rapid rise of temperature
C Convulsion is focal
D Lasts more than thirty minutes
E Incontinence occurs
Important management of febrile convulsion-
A Start IV fluid
B Per-rectal diazepam
C IV dizzepam
D Tranquilizer by mouth
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

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