PAEA PEDIATRICS EOR EXAM 2024-2025
ACTUAL EXAM 300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Practice questions for this set
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-indirect/unconjugated: Crigler-Najjar, Gilberts, Cretinism, & hemolytic anemia
-direct/conjugated: Dubin-Johnson syndrome, Rotor syndrome, infections
pathologic: jaundice in 1st 24 hrs of life, persistent jaundice to 10-14 days of
life, inc direct/conjugated bilirubin >2, bilirubin >12
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a patient w/ growth hormone what motor, verbal, and social
1 deficiency will likely have what other 2 milestones are seen in nml
characteristics? tx for GHD? development of a 3 year old?
what are some pathologic causes of
what is the most common cause of
jaundice w/ inc levels of
4 acute bronchiolitis? in what pt
indirect/unconjugated bilirubin vs
population? complications?
direct/conjugated bilirubin?
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (313)
a + Hirschberg corneal light strabismus; cover-uncover test to determine the angle of
reflex test, diplopia, strabismus, cover test, convergence testing
scotomas (blind spots), or
amblyopia (lazy eye) are
clinical manifestations of
what condition? what other
tests can be performed?
major:
1. Joint (migratory polyarthritis)- 2+ joints
2. Oh my heart (active carditis)
3. Nodules (subcutaneous)
4. Erythema marginatum
2 major or 1 major + 2 minor
5. Sydenham's chorea
criteria PLUS recent h/o
GABHS infxn are needed
minor:
from the Jones criteria for
1. fever ≥101.3 F/38.5 C
diagnosing rheumatic fever;
2. arthralgia ( jt pain)
what are the major & minor
3. increased acute phase reactants (ESR, CRP,
criteria?
leukocytosis)
4. prolonged PR interval on ECG
recent GABHS infxn detected by + throat Cx, rapid
antigen detection test, or Ab titers
, a 5 yo boy comes into your ASD (autism spectrum d/o)- signs include:
clinic with parents -social interaction difficulties (emotional
complaining of behavioral discomfort/detachment- avoiding eye contact, no
outbursts when a change to response to cuddling/affection
routine has been made. the -impaired communication (difficulty understanding
boy does not make eye things not said straightforward, sometimes non-verbal)
contact with you and does -restricted, repetitive, stereotyped behaviors
not speak other than -insistence on routine
echoing phrases while he -restricted interests of abnml intensity or focus
puts together a puzzle. his -hyper or hyporeactivity to sensory input
parents state he does things
very repetitively and has
hard time being aware of
his surroundings. what do
you suspect?
95% of cases of pyloric 3-12 (rare after 6 mos)
stenosis occur in first ____ caucasians
weeks of life most males 4:1
commonly in what race and
gender?
acute otitis media is an a viral URI that causes edema of eustachian tube,
infection of the middle ear, negative pressure, transudation of fluid and mucus in
temporal bone and mastoid middle ear that allows for bacterial growth
air cells that is MC
preceded by
acute pharyngitis/tonsillitis -viral is MC: adenovirus, rhinovirus, enterovirus, EBV,
is MC caused by? other RSV, influenza A/B, herpes zoster
causes? -bacterial: GABHS (strep. pyogenes "strep throat")
ACTUAL EXAM 300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Practice questions for this set
Learn 3/7 Study with Learn
-indirect/unconjugated: Crigler-Najjar, Gilberts, Cretinism, & hemolytic anemia
-direct/conjugated: Dubin-Johnson syndrome, Rotor syndrome, infections
pathologic: jaundice in 1st 24 hrs of life, persistent jaundice to 10-14 days of
life, inc direct/conjugated bilirubin >2, bilirubin >12
Give this one a try later!
a patient w/ growth hormone what motor, verbal, and social
1 deficiency will likely have what other 2 milestones are seen in nml
characteristics? tx for GHD? development of a 3 year old?
what are some pathologic causes of
what is the most common cause of
jaundice w/ inc levels of
4 acute bronchiolitis? in what pt
indirect/unconjugated bilirubin vs
population? complications?
direct/conjugated bilirubin?
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (313)
a + Hirschberg corneal light strabismus; cover-uncover test to determine the angle of
reflex test, diplopia, strabismus, cover test, convergence testing
scotomas (blind spots), or
amblyopia (lazy eye) are
clinical manifestations of
what condition? what other
tests can be performed?
major:
1. Joint (migratory polyarthritis)- 2+ joints
2. Oh my heart (active carditis)
3. Nodules (subcutaneous)
4. Erythema marginatum
2 major or 1 major + 2 minor
5. Sydenham's chorea
criteria PLUS recent h/o
GABHS infxn are needed
minor:
from the Jones criteria for
1. fever ≥101.3 F/38.5 C
diagnosing rheumatic fever;
2. arthralgia ( jt pain)
what are the major & minor
3. increased acute phase reactants (ESR, CRP,
criteria?
leukocytosis)
4. prolonged PR interval on ECG
recent GABHS infxn detected by + throat Cx, rapid
antigen detection test, or Ab titers
, a 5 yo boy comes into your ASD (autism spectrum d/o)- signs include:
clinic with parents -social interaction difficulties (emotional
complaining of behavioral discomfort/detachment- avoiding eye contact, no
outbursts when a change to response to cuddling/affection
routine has been made. the -impaired communication (difficulty understanding
boy does not make eye things not said straightforward, sometimes non-verbal)
contact with you and does -restricted, repetitive, stereotyped behaviors
not speak other than -insistence on routine
echoing phrases while he -restricted interests of abnml intensity or focus
puts together a puzzle. his -hyper or hyporeactivity to sensory input
parents state he does things
very repetitively and has
hard time being aware of
his surroundings. what do
you suspect?
95% of cases of pyloric 3-12 (rare after 6 mos)
stenosis occur in first ____ caucasians
weeks of life most males 4:1
commonly in what race and
gender?
acute otitis media is an a viral URI that causes edema of eustachian tube,
infection of the middle ear, negative pressure, transudation of fluid and mucus in
temporal bone and mastoid middle ear that allows for bacterial growth
air cells that is MC
preceded by
acute pharyngitis/tonsillitis -viral is MC: adenovirus, rhinovirus, enterovirus, EBV,
is MC caused by? other RSV, influenza A/B, herpes zoster
causes? -bacterial: GABHS (strep. pyogenes "strep throat")
