Download MBBS HNBUMU Final Year 2018 Pediatrics Question Paper

Subject- Paediatrics

1. Attempt all questions.
2. Use Separate answer sheets for section A & Section B.

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Section- A

1. A 4 year old male child presents with complaint of gradually progressive edema all over body, for 5 days, which started from face. He has decreased urine output also, but no hematuria. On examination his blood pressure is 86/56 mm of Hg and Cardiovascular system is normal. His investigations show urine albumin ++++, serum albumin 2.0 gm/dl and serum cholesterol 470 mg/dl. There is no history of such episode in past. (1+3+1+1.5+1.5 = 8)
   1. What is the most probable diagnosis?
   2. How will you manage this patient? What factor helps you to get a good prognosis?
   3. Enumerate the complications expected.
   4. Define remission, frequent relapse and infrequent relapse in this disease.
   5. Histopathological findings in the organ involved

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2. Write briefly: 4 marks each (4 x 3 = 12)
   1. Clinical features of a case of Tetralogy of Fallot. Enumerate its components. How do you manage a child presenting with cyanotic spell?
   2. How do you manage a case of snake bite?
   3. Diagnosis and management of Nutritional Rickets

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Section- B

3. Write Short Notes on (Any 7) 2 marks each (2 x 7 = 14)
   1. Role of Zinc in diarrhea
   2. Measles vaccine
   3. Management of status Asthmaticus
   4. Diagnosis and treatment of Enteric fever
   5. Management of Jaundice in newborn due to Rh incompatibility.

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   6. Sepsis screening in Newborn
   7. Pulse Polio Programme
   8. Management of status Epilepticus
   9. Clinical features of Down's syndrome
   10. Enumerate gross motor milestones upto one year of age

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4. Give simple diagrammatic representation of:- (3x 2 =6)
   1. Neonatal Resuscitation Protocol.
   2. Peripheral Smear in Thalassemia Major.

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