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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences M.B.B.S. PHASE III (Part-II) Time: 3 Hrs.
Degree Examination
- January 2008 [Max. Marks: 100]
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(Revised Scheme)
PAEDIATRICS
QP Code: 1067 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked. Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary. LONG ESSAY
2 X 10
1.
Define growth and development. methods of growth monitoring
2.
What are the causes of respiratory distress in a neonate? clinical features, and treatment of hyaline membrane disease
= 20 Marks
Discuss various factors affecting growth and mention various
SHORT ESSAY 3.
What are the advantages of breast-feeding?
4.
Define Infant Mortality Rate and discuss the factors affecting it
5.
Describe the clinical and radiological features of rickets
6.
Treatment of cerebral malaria
7.
What are the complications of measles?
8.
Exchange transfusion
9.
Treatment of snakebite in children
10.
Enumerate the clinical features of Down's syndrome
11.
Treatment of cyanotic spell
12.
Treatment of status epilepticus in children
SHORTANSWERS 13.
List three indications of corticosteroids in children
14.
Name three autosomal dominant disorders
15.
Mention the essential criteria for diagnosis of rheumatic fever
16.
CSFfindings in pyogenic meningitis
Discuss the etiology, pathogenesis,
10 X 5
= 50 Marks
10 X 3
= 30 Marks
17.
What are the contra indications of bag and mask ventilation during neonatal resuscitation?
18.
Characteristics of pleural fluid in transudative pleural effusion
19.
What are the indications for phototherapy in neonatal jaundice?
20.
Hepatitis B immunization schedule
21.
Composition of WHO 'ORS'
22.
Urine examination in nephrotic syndrome
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Cor'e: 1014 - Section B - Paediatrics [4S"Marks] Use separate answer book
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LONG ESSAY 1.
1 X 10
Classify congenital heart diseases. Describe the clinical presentatio:and ductus arteriosus
management of patent
2.
Physiological jaundice of new born
3.
Causes and treatment of iron deficiency anaemia in children
4.
Interpretation of tuberculin test
5.
Portal hypertension in children
6.
Acute flaccid paralysis surveillance
SHORT ANSWERS 7.
Urine analysis findings in nephritic syndrome
8.
Dosage of ~~racetamol
9.
Define precocious puberty
10.
Composition of oral rehydration solution
11.
Daily requirements of vitamin A
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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences .. M.B.B.S. PHASE nt (Part"",IIj Degree Examination -July 2008 Time: 3 Hrs.
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[Max. Marks: 100]
,PAEDIATRICS
(RevisedScheme)
QP Code: 1067 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked. Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary. 2 X 10 = 20 Marks What are the predisposing factors of acute glomerulonephritis? Enumerate the nephritogenic strains of streptococci. Discuss complications and management of acute nephritis "" What are the etiological factors? Discuss the classification and management "
10 X 5 = 50 Marks Discuss management of a child with rheumatic cardttts
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Complications of pyogenic meningitis Management of staphylococcal pneumonia Kawasaki disease Wilson disease Cyanotic spells 'phototherapy Exchange transfusion
,11. 2.
Portal hypertension Complications of measles
SHORT ANSWERS
Fouchet's test CSFfindings in TB meningitis Vancomycin Assessment of dehydration Management of acute severe asthma Whispering Pectoriloquy Wilms tumor Hemolytic uremic syndrome Etiology of bronchiectasis Hepatitis B vacci ne
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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences M.B.B.S. PHASE III (Part-II) Time:
Degree Examination
- January 2009
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[Max. Marks:
3 Hrs.
PAEDIATRICS
100]
(Revised Scheme)
QP Code: 1067 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked. Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary. LONG ESSAY
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2.
What is the Etiology of acute management of Bronchiolitis
bronchiolitis?
Discuss
the
clinical
features,
20 Marks
complications
and
A two year old child presented with hepatosplenomegaly, severe anemia and bleeding manifestations. Discuss the differential diagnosis and investigations to come to a diaqnosis. Outline the management of acute lymphatic leukemia
SHORT ESSAY
10 X 5
3.
Discuss the etiology
4.
MMR Vaccine
5.
Exchange transfusion
6.
Klumpke's
7.
Complications
8.
Signs of puberty
9.
Delayed closure of anterior
J.
=
2 X 10
and management
of a 10 year old boy with upper gastrointestinal
=
50 Marks
bleeding
palsy of cerebral
palsy
fontanel
Essential fatty acids
11.
Turner syndrome
12.
Roseola infantum
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10 X 3
13.
Prevention
of HIV infection
14.
Gray baby syndrome
15.
Etiology of bronchiectasis
16.
Febrile convulsions
17.
Predisposing
18.
Albuminuria
19.
Sub acute sclerosing
20.
Microcephaly
21.
Treatment
22.
Cyanotic spells
factors
of leukemia
panencephalitis
of scabies
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=
30 Marks
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Code: 1014 - Section B - Paediatrics [45 Marks] ~ Use separate ~NG 1.
answer book
ESSAY
2.
Diagnosis of hypothyroidism in children
3.
Classification of protein energy malnutrition
4.
Complications of pyogenic meningitis in children
5.
Congenital spherocytosis
6.
Indications for steroid therapy in children
SHORT ANSWERS Name four exaAthematous illness Casoni test 9.
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1 X 10
=
10 Marks
5 X S
=
2S Marks
SX 2
=
10 Marks
Describe the causes and management of hyper bilrubinemia in a neonate
SHORT ESSAY
7.
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Chromosomal defect in down syndrome Name 2 age independent anthropometric measurements Dietic sources of vitamin D
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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences ~ M.B.B.S. (PART - II), III Professional Examination - June/July 2009
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[Max. Marks: 100]
Time: 3 Hrs.
PAEDIATRICS (Revised
Scheme
II)
QP Code: 1092 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked. Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary. LONG ESSAY 1.
Describe the principles
2.
Describe the clinical features
SHORT
Clinica! features
and management
4.
Management
5.
Clinical features
6.
Treatment
7.
Causes of prolonged
8.
Management
9.
Complications
10.
Salicylate
11.
Clinical features
of Infective
of acute Glomerulo
4.
20 Marks
10 X 5
=
50 Marks
10 X 3
=
30 Marks
nephritis
Endocarditis
of pneumonias
in children
of cirrhosis
of congestive
cardiac failure
cholestatic
of Hypoglycemia of Typhoid
Jaundice in a newborn
baby
Fever
poisoning
Management
of Dengue Hemorrhagic
of Nutritional
Fever
Rickets
SHORT ANSWERS
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=
of Kwashiorkor
ESSAY
J.
2.
of management
2 X 10
Phototherapy Pica
15.
Varicella vaccine
16.
X-ray changes of Scurvy
17.
Causes of Delayed dentition
18.
Clinical features
19.
Side effects of Sodium Valproate
20.
Treatment
21.
Composition
22.
Diaphragmatic
of Acute Lymphocytic
Leukemia
of Ascariasis of ORS Hernia
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Q . ode: 1014 - Section B - Paediatrics [45 Marks] f:)., Use separate
answer
book
LONG ESSAY
1.
1 X 10
Discuss the clinical features and management of acute rheumatic fever. fever prophylaxis
Side effects of corticosteroids
3.
Neonatal meningitis
4.
Rickets
5.
Duchenne's muscular dystrophy
6.
Primary complex
8.
=
25 Marks
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5X2
Benefits of breast feeding Complications of measles Absence seizures Pin worm infestations
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10 Marks
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SHORT ANSWERS\
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Add a note on Rheumatic
5X 5
SHORT ESSAY
2.
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Scabies
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10 Marks
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of ventricular of vitamin
4.
syndrome
=
50 Marks
in children
septal defect A deficiency
of Measles
advantages
of breast feeding
of cerebral
malaria
hypothyroidism
severe dehydration 'j)
Clinical features
of ~syndrome
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of beta Thalasemia
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10 X 3 = 30 Marks
SHORT ANSWERS d.
20 Ma.ks
in children
10 X 5
3.
=
Central cyanosis Peripheral
blood
15.
Pica
16.
Hemophilus
17.
Hyperkalemia
18.
High risk neonate
19.
Klumpke's
20.
Hepatitis
smear findings
influenza
in iron deficiency
anemia
S (HiS) vaccine
paralysis A prevention
21
Three causes of short stature
22.
Urine findings
of urinary
tract infection
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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences t::(1 M.B.B.S. PHASE III (Part-II) Degree Examination - June / July 2011 W [Max. Marks: 100]
Time: 3 Hrs.
PAEDIATRICS
(Revised Scheme)
QP Code: 1067 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked. Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary. 2 X 10 = 20 Marks
_ONG ESSAY 1.
Define growth.
Discuss factors
2.
Discuss the immunology
affecting
growth
of immunization;
and laws of growth
in children
describe the lAP immunization
schedule
10 X 5 = 50 Mark;
,HaRT ESSAY
J.
Laboratory
4.
Treatment-of
5.
Diagnosis and treatment
of congenital
6.
Ten steps for successful
breastfeeding
7.
Laboratory
workup
8.
Evaluation
of children
9.
Principles of treatment
10.
Evaluation
1. 12.
diagnosis
of Tuberculosis
gisrdiasis
in childreo
of nutritional
in children clinical features hypertophic
anemia
with chronic
of giardiasis
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pyloric stenosis
in children
persistant
of congestive
and treatment
cough
cardiac failure
in children
of a child with hematuria
Discuss the Etiology, Evaluation
in detail
clinical features
of a comatose
investigation
and treatment
of cretinism
child 10 X 3 = 30 Marks
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ANSWERS
3.
High risk neonate
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Laboratory
15.
Sites of lntraosseous
16.
Drug of choice for scorpion
17.
What is lMNCl and what is its Aim
18.
Indications
19.
Common foreign
20.
Contraindications
diagnosis
of DMD ln-fusion
of IV sodium
sting and its dosage
bicarbonate
bodies
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for bag & mask ventilation
neonatal L>
21.
Hutchinson's
22.
Vaccines for swine flu
triad of congenital
syphilis
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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences M.B.B.S. (PART - II), III Professional Examination - Dee 2011 / Jan 2012 Time: 3 Hrs.
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[Max. Marks: 100]
PAEDIATRICS (Revised
Scheme
II)
QP Code: 1092 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked. Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary. 2 X 10 = 20 Marks
LONG ESSAY
Describe the Eiopathoqenesls, clinical features, complications and management of Diphtheria 2.
Describe Etioloqy, clinical features and management of Hydrocephalus
SHORT ESSAY
10 X 5
=
50 Marks
10 X 3
=
30 Marks
Management of diabetic ketoacidosis 4.
Management of meningitis
5.
Scorpion sting management
6.
Clinical features of Neonatal sepsis
7.
Complementary feeding
8.
Infant mortality rate
9.
Road to health card
10.
Management of Iodine Deficiency disorders
11.
Prevention of Hepatitis B vi rus infection
12.
Progressive primary complex
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SHORT ANSWERS
13.
Bronchial breathing Second heart sound splitting
15.
Puddle sign
16.
Hemolytic facies
17.
Differential clubbing
18.
Weighing scale
19.
Capillary filling time
20.
Three cause of papilledema
21.
Measles vaccine
22.
Three causes of Hypokalemia
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1092 2012 2 Sl84
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (PART -- In, III Professional
M.o.B.S.
Examination
- June / July 2012
Time: 3 Hrs.
[Max.
PAEDIATRICS (Revised
Scheme
Marks:
.tOOJ
@
II)
QP Code: 1092 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked. Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary. LONG ESSAY 1.
Describe gestation.
2.
Discuss children
2 X 10 the physicai features Add a note on routine the
etiology,
clinical
of a term neonate. newborn care features,
diagnosis
SHORT ESSAY 3.
Vitamin
4.
Leptospirosis
5.
~llanagemel1t
6.
Birth injuries
7.
Bahy friencJiy Hospital
8.
Diaphragmatic
9.
Cornolications
10.
Cerebral
11.
Rheumatic Carditis
12.
Transmission
Classify and
neonates
rnanaqernent
according of
=
20 Marks
to weight
pyogenic
meningitis
and in
10 X 5
=
SO Marks
10 X 3
=
30 Marks
A deficiency
of LJTI
hernia of Gastroenteritis
Oedema - Management
of HIV In children
SHORT ANSWERS
l3.
Treatment
of ITP
14.
Treatment
of Empyema
15.
Clinical
16.
Treatment
1"7
Complications
10.
Ratavirus
19.
Classification of Cerebral
20.
Ireatrnent of Cvanotrc Spell
21.
Scorpion
22.
Treatment
features
of Hypothyroidism
of febrile seizures of pertussis
Vaccine palsy
Sting of Thalassemia
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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Kamataka M.B.B.S. PHASE III PART II Degree Examination - Dee 2012
-Time:
Max. Marks:
Three Hours
100 Marks
Paediatrics
(RS2 & RS3 SCHEME) QP Code: 1092 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary LONG ESSAYS
2 x 10
=
20 Marks
1.
Discuss principles of development and milestones achieved until two years of age.
2.
Mention complications of tuberculosis in children. Discuss etiopathogenesis and clinical features of neurotuberculosis.
SHORT ESSAYS
3.
Prevention of enteric fever.
4.
Primitive reflexes in new born.
5.
Hemodynamics and clinical manifestations of atrial septal defect.
6.
Biliary atresia.
7.
Management of empyema.
8.
Growth charts.
9.
Hereditary spherocytosis.
10.
Imperforate anus.
11.
Persistent diarrhea.
12.
Clinical features of neuroblastoma.
SHORT ANSWERS
13.
BCG vaccine
14.
Hypersplenism in chronically transfused children
15.
Nutritional recovery syndrome
16.
Budesonide
17.
Sydenharns chorea
18.
Mop up immunization
19.
Differential cyanosis
20.
Breath holding spell
21.
Plan B in diarrhea
22.
Acellular pertussis vaccine
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10 x 5
=
50 Marks
10 x 3
=
30 Marks
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka M.B.B.S. PHASE III PART II Degree Examination Time: Three Hours
- July 2013
Max. Marks:
100 Marks
Paediatrics
(RS2 & RS3 SCHEME) QP Code: 1092 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary
2 x 10
LONG ESSAYS 1. 2.
=
20 Mark5
Discuss management of grade IV PEM in a one year old child. Write about staging of Vitamin deficiency (WHO). Write about ARI control program. Discuss management of Croup.
SHORT ESSAYS 3. Vesicoureteric
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10 x 5
=
50 Mark5
10 x 3
=
30 Mark5
reflux.
4.
Management
of poisonous
5.
Floppy infant.
6.
Phototherapy.
7.
Management
8.
Spina Bifida.
9.
Pulse polio program
10.
Causes and clinical features
11.
Urticaria.
12.
Causes and treatment
snake bite.
of CCF (Congestive
Cardiac Failure) in children.
of cirrhosis.
of Jaundice in newborn.
SHORT ANSWERS 13.
Thalassemic
facies.
14.
Management
15.
Stool in prolonged
16.
Vaccine vial monitor.
17.
Role of steroid
18.
Radiological
response to vitamin
19.
Ipratropium
bromide.
20.
Toxic shock syndrome.
21.
Clinical features
22.
Digitalization.
of babies born to Hepatitis cholestatic
in tuberculosis
jaundice
B positive
mother.
of new born
management. D treatment
of Wilm's tumor.
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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Kamataka M.B.B.S. PHASEIII PARTII Degree Examination - Dee 2013
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Max. Marks: 100 Marks
Time: Three Hours Paediatrics
(RS2 & RS3 SCHEME) QP Code: 1092 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary LONG ESSAYS
2 x 10
1.
Discuss various parameters of growth and discuss growth monitoring in children.
2.
Discuss clinical features and management of hypothyroidism in children.
SHORT ESSAYS 3. Assessment of dehydration. 4.
Megaloblastic anemia.
5.
Pharmacotherapy of organophosphorus poisoning.
6.
Management of neonatal seizures.
7.
Cerebrospinal fluid findings in acute meningitis.
8.
Lactose intolerance.
9.
Clinical features of quadriplegic cerebral palsy.
10.
Investigations in recurrent urinary tract infections.
11.
Weaning.
12.
Management of dehydration in diarrhoea
SHORTANSWERS 13. Cold chain 14.
Differential cyanosis.
15.
Pseudotumor cerebri.
16.
Erythema nodosum.
17.
Clinical manifestations of scurvy.
18.
Complications of Phototherapy.
19.
Caput succedaneum.
20.
Adverse effects of Rifampicin.
21.
Rubella Vaccine.
22.
Jone's Criteria for rheumatic fever,
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= 20 Mark!:
10 x 5
=
10 x 3
= 30 Mark!:
50 Mark!:
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Kamataka SI
M.B.B.S. PHASE III PART II Degree Examination - Dee 2013 Max. Marks: 100 Marks
Time: Three Hours
Paediatrics
(Revised SCHEME) QP Code: 1067 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary
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LONG ESSAYS 2 x 10 20 Mark! 1. Discuss various classifications of protein energy malnutrition. Describe clinical features of severely malnourished child. 2. Discuss Etiopathogenesis, clinical features, complications and diagnosis of acute pyogenic meningitis in children. SHORT ESSAYS 3. Clinical features and diagnosis of hemophilia 4.
Fetal circulation
5.
Acid fast bacilli
6.
Microcephaly
7.
Laryngomalacia
8.
Emergency management of hematemesis in portal hypertension
9.
Management of cyanotic spell
10.
Antistaphylococcal agents
11.
Treatment of minimal change nephrotic syndrome
12.
Clinical features of juvenile diabetic mellitus
SHORT ANSWERS 13. Erythema toxicum
10 x 3
14.
Nonresponsive to iron therapy in a case of anemia
15.
Injectable polio vaccine
16.
Low osmolarity oral rehydration solution
17.
Clinical manifestations of Fallot's tetrology
18.
Albendazole
19.
Moro reflex
20.
Skin changes in protein energy malnutrition
21.
Acellular pertussis vaccine
22.
Clinical signs in child with scurvy
10 x 5 = 50 Mark!
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=
30 Mark!