Attack on Pediatrics (Dr.Ahmed Karwia)

Controlled asthmatic patient usually present with:

Acute bronchiolitis:

Regarding foreign body aspiration one of the following statement is NOT true:

Atypical bacterial pneumonia is characterized by:

The most common location for foreign body is

A one year old child aspirates a foreign body. On presentation, the truchea is shifted to the right, there is diminished airy entry & wheezing ali over the left side. X ray shows hyperinſlated left lung. What is the most likely location of foreign body?

32) Which of the following is not a typical complication of bacterial pneumonia:

Infant aged 7 months presented with respiratory rate 80/min, cyanosis & marked intercostal retraction. The condition was preceded by rhinorrhea & low grade fever. Perinatal history was free. What is your possible diagnosis?

Which of the following drugs is necessary for asthma control:

Effector cells in asthma:

20) Which of the following physical findings would be least likely on examination of a child with moderate asthma:

Bronchial asthma in children is characterized by:

Tachypnea in a 3-year old child is defined as a respiratory rate exceeding

Wheezes is a common manifestation of pneumonia caused by:

A 3 year-old brought to ER by his mother, with sudden onset of cough, choking & gasping. Physical examination revealed wheezes on the right lung Chest X-ray was normal. What is the most likely diagnosis:

The most common cause of afebrile pneumonia of infancy is: