Fitz Exam – Questions With Proven Solutions
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One of the most prominent clinical C
features of bronchiolitis is
A. fever
B. vomiting
C. wheezing
D. conjuncitval inflammation
In most children with bronchiolitis, B
intervention includes
A. aerosolized ribavirin therapy
B. supportive care
C. oral theophylline therapy
D. ibuprofen therapy
,Common clinical findings in a young C
child with bronchiolitis include all of
the following except:
A. pharyngitis
B. tachypnea
C. bradycardia
D. conjunctivitis
You examine a newborn with a A
capillary hemangioma on her thigh.
You advise her parents that this
lesion:
A. is likely to increase in size over the
first year of life
B. should be treated to avoid
malignancy
C. usually resolves within the first
months of life
D. is likely to develop superimposed
lichenification
You examine a 2- month old infant B
with a port-wine lesion over her right
cheek. You advise the parents that
this lesion:
A. needs to be surgically excised
B. grows proportionally with the child
C. becomes lighter over time
D. may become malignant
, A 10-day old child presents with A
multiple raised lesions resembling
flea bites over the trunk and nape of benign rash of unknown etiology
the neck. The infant is nursing well 50% of full term infants
and has no fever or exposure to first 10 days of life
animals. These lesions likely resolves after 5-7 days
represent:
A. erythema toxicum neonatorum
B. milia
C. neonatal acne
D. staphylococcal skin infection
An Asian couple comes in with their B
4-week-old infant, who has blue-
black macules scattered over the
buttocks. These most likely represent:
A. mottling
B. Mongolian spots
C. ecchymosis
D. hemangioma
The most important aspect of skin C
care for patients with eczema is:
A. frequent bathing with antibacterial
soap
B. consistent use of medium to high
potency topical steroids
C. application of lubricants
D. treatment of dermatophytes
The common site for eczema in B
infants is the
A. dorsum of the hand
B. face
C. neck
D. flexor surfaces
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One of the most prominent clinical C
features of bronchiolitis is
A. fever
B. vomiting
C. wheezing
D. conjuncitval inflammation
In most children with bronchiolitis, B
intervention includes
A. aerosolized ribavirin therapy
B. supportive care
C. oral theophylline therapy
D. ibuprofen therapy
,Common clinical findings in a young C
child with bronchiolitis include all of
the following except:
A. pharyngitis
B. tachypnea
C. bradycardia
D. conjunctivitis
You examine a newborn with a A
capillary hemangioma on her thigh.
You advise her parents that this
lesion:
A. is likely to increase in size over the
first year of life
B. should be treated to avoid
malignancy
C. usually resolves within the first
months of life
D. is likely to develop superimposed
lichenification
You examine a 2- month old infant B
with a port-wine lesion over her right
cheek. You advise the parents that
this lesion:
A. needs to be surgically excised
B. grows proportionally with the child
C. becomes lighter over time
D. may become malignant
, A 10-day old child presents with A
multiple raised lesions resembling
flea bites over the trunk and nape of benign rash of unknown etiology
the neck. The infant is nursing well 50% of full term infants
and has no fever or exposure to first 10 days of life
animals. These lesions likely resolves after 5-7 days
represent:
A. erythema toxicum neonatorum
B. milia
C. neonatal acne
D. staphylococcal skin infection
An Asian couple comes in with their B
4-week-old infant, who has blue-
black macules scattered over the
buttocks. These most likely represent:
A. mottling
B. Mongolian spots
C. ecchymosis
D. hemangioma
The most important aspect of skin C
care for patients with eczema is:
A. frequent bathing with antibacterial
soap
B. consistent use of medium to high
potency topical steroids
C. application of lubricants
D. treatment of dermatophytes
The common site for eczema in B
infants is the
A. dorsum of the hand
B. face
C. neck
D. flexor surfaces
