BATCH 23 MEDICAL UST #دفعة الدكتور حسن العريفي

The MOST common cause of using infant formula is A. parental preference B. inborn error of metabolism C. maternal tuberculosis D. masititis E. inadequate weight gain

The MOST common cause of sleeping difficulty in the first 2 months of life is A. gastro-esophageal reflux B. formula intolerance C. colic D. developmentally sleeping behavior E. recurrent self resolving intussusceptions

By the age of 7 months the infant is able to do all the following EXCEPT A. transfer object from hand to hand B. bounces actively C. cruises D. grasp uses radial palm E. roll over

The age at which the infant can reach an object, grasp it and bring it to mouth and seems exited when see the food is A. 4 mo B. 5 mo C. 6 mo D. 7 mo E. 8 mo

The age at which the infant achieve early head control with bobbing motion when pulled to sit is A. 2 mo B. 3 mo C. 4 mo D. 5 mo E. 6 mo

The most likely cause of his stridor is laryngomalacia. Laryngomalacia is a common condition in infants where the tissues of the larynx are soft and floppy, causing them to collapse during inspiration and leading to noisy breathing. Other important diagnoses that need to be considered include: 1. Tracheomalacia: Similar to laryngomalacia, tracheomalacia is a condition where the cartilage rings of the trachea are weak and collapse during breathing. 2. Vocal cord paralysis: This occurs when one or both vocal cords do not move properly, leading to difficulty in breathing and stridor. 3. Foreign body aspiration: If the child has been exposed to small objects or food particles that could have been inhaled, it is important to consider this as a potential cause of stridor. The diagnosis can be confirmed through a flexible laryngoscopy, which allows direct visualization of the larynx and can identify any structural abnormalities or dynamic collapse. In some cases, further imaging studies such as a CT scan may be required for a more detailed evaluation.

Case discussion📢 History Mohammed is a 3-month-old boy, brought to a paediatric rapid referral clinic because of persistent noisy breathing. He was born in the UK at term after an uneventful pregnancy and is the fifth child of non-consanguineous parents. His birth weight was 3.7 kg (75th centile). Since he was a few weeks old, he has had noisy breathing, which hasn’t affected his feeding, and his parents were repeatedly reassured that it would get better. He has continued to have intermittent noisy breathing, especially when agitated, and sometimes during sleep. Over the last few days, his breathing has been noisier than usual. Otherwise he has been well without any fevers. All of his siblings have recently had coughs and colds. Examination He is active and smiles responsively. Oxygen saturations are 95 per cent in air and his temperature is 36.9ºC. He is coryzal and has intermittent stridor. There is a small ‘straw- berry’ haemangioma on his forehead. Respiratory rate is 45/min, there is subcostal recession. Air entry is symmetrical in the chest, with no crackles or wheeze. Cardiovascular examination is unremarkable. His weight is 6.7 kg (75th centile). Questions • What is the most likely cause of his stridor? • What other important diagnoses need to be considered? • How can the diagnosis be confirmed?

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