Newborn Care MCQ Quiz
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Which of the following is NOT a cause of Secondary PEM?

  • Malnutrition due to excess calorie intake (correct)
  • Defective food intake
  • The diet is deficient in either protein or energy
  • Ignorance or poor feeding practices

Which statement about infection's effect on a child's nutrition is false?

  • Infection can lead to metabolic derangements.
  • Anorexia is always present with infection. (correct)
  • Infection causes breakdown of muscles and fat.
  • Inflamed mouth makes feeding difficult.

Which of the following is a psychological factor contributing to Kwashiorkor?

  • Nutritional ignorance
  • Psychological trauma (correct)
  • Maternal deprivation
  • Over-nutrition

Which of the following statements regarding vitamin A deficiencies is incorrect?

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Which of the following complications is NOT associated with pneumonia?

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Which option about the consequences of excess vitamin D is false?

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Which of the following is an acknowledged complication of the BCG vaccination?

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Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for the DT vaccine?

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Which statement about the normal posture of a full-term newborn infant is incorrect?

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Which statement about newborn skin characteristics is not true?

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What is true regarding breast enlargement in male newborn infants?

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Which statement about newborn hearing is incorrect?

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Which option is NOT accurate concerning the taste capabilities of newborns?

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Which route of neonatal infection is not included in the common routes?

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What is an incorrect statement regarding the growth of infants from 3 to 12 months?

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Which indicator does NOT suggest that a baby is receiving adequate nutrition?

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Which of the following factors is NOT associated with increased development of asthma?

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Which statement regarding the treatment of congenital heart defects is true?

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What is a common symptom of rheumatic fever?

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Which complication is NOT associated with rheumatic heart disease?

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What triggers asthma in an asthmatic child?

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Which condition is NOT typically caused by complications stemming from congenital pneumonia?

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Which of the following does NOT accurately describe symptoms of bronchiolitis?

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Which factor is NOT considered a direct cause of heart failure?

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Full-Term Newborn Posture

A newborn's posture is characterized by a flexed head resting on the chest, arms bent at the elbows and folded on the chest, flexed legs, and open hands.

Newborn Skin Characteristics

Newborn skin is typically soft, elastic, and may desquamate (peel) within the first four weeks of life. The color can vary, with white infants having reddish or dark pink skin, and black infants having reddish-black skin.

Breast Enlargement in Newborns

Breast enlargement in newborn infants, both male and female, is often due to maternal hormones. This is a normal occurrence and typically resolves on its own.

Hearing in Newborns

Newborns have well-developed hearing and can respond to sounds with crying and eye movement. They can usually hear sounds clearly within the first ten days of life.

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Taste in Newborns

Newborns have a well-developed sense of taste and can distinguish between different flavors. They generally prefer sweet tastes and resist bitter or sour flavors.

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Routes of Neonatal Infection

Neonatal infections can be acquired through various routes, including environmental factors (exposure to pathogens), ascending infections (from the mother during birth), and bacterial colonization (bacteria entering the newborn's body).

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Physiological Growth in Infants

Physiological growth in infants includes the growth of various bodily measurements, including head circumference, thoracic diameter, and weight. These all contribute to overall growth.

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Factors Affecting Infant Growth

Factors affecting infant growth can include birth-related complications, such as faulty placental implantation or malposition in utero, as well as congenital conditions.

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How infection affects nutrition

Infection can cause a child's body to break down muscle and fat, which can lead to malnutrition. An inflamed mouth makes it difficult for a child to eat properly. This is NOT always present, however. Infection can lead to a decreased appetite, which can also negatively impact nutrition.

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What causes Kwashiorkor?

Kwashiorkor is caused by a severe shortage of protein in the diet, leading to edema, growth failure, and other symptoms. Psychological trauma can also be a factor alongside maternal deprivation.

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What are some variable features of Kwashiorkor?

Kwashiorkor is characterized by skin infections, ulceration, and fatty liver. Anorexia, however, is NOT a constant feature of this condition.

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What are some consequences of Vitamin A deficiency?

Vitamin A deficiency can lead to Dryness of the conjunctiva (the thin membrane lining the inner eyelid) and cornea, Bitot’s spots (foamy white patches on the conjunctiva) and an increased risk of infections. It does NOT cause glossitis (inflammation of the tongue).

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What are some possible effects of excess Vitamin D?

Excess Vitamin D can cause raised intracranial pressure, irritability, and brittle bones. It does NOT cause hypocalcemia (low calcium levels).

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What are some signs of dry beriberi?

Dry beriberi results in peripheral neuropathy, mental confusion, nystagmus (involuntary eye movements), and an abnormal pulse. It does NOT cause anorexia.

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What are some signs of Pellagra?

Pellagra can result in a sore mouth, indigestion, insomnia, and confusion. It is NOT false that all of these are true.

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What are some key symptoms of scarlet fever?

Scarlet fever is characterized by diffuse erythema (redness), peeling skin, and tonsillitis. It is not false that all of these are true.

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Empyema

A serious complication of pneumonia, characterized by the accumulation of pus in the pleural space (the space between the lungs and the chest wall).

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Pleural Effusion

A buildup of fluid in the space between the lungs and the chest wall (the pleural space).

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Asthma

A chronic respiratory disease characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the airways, leading to wheezing, shortness of breath, and coughing.

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Popcorn Lung

A serious condition that can occur when inhaled chemicals, such as those found in popcorn flavouring, damage the tiny airways in the lungs.

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Bronchiolitis

An infection of the small airways in the lungs, usually caused by viruses. It causes inflammation and swelling, leading to difficulty breathing.

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Congenital Heart Defect

A condition present at birth where the heart doesn't develop or function correctly.

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Rheumatic Heart Disease

A serious complication of untreated streptococcal infections, such as strep throat, that can damage the heart valves.

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Heart Failure

A condition in which the heart is unable to pump blood effectively throughout the body.

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Study Notes

MCQ Questions and Answers

  • Question 1: The posture of a full-term newborn infant, except:

    • Head is flexed, chin resting on chest
    • Arms are flexed at the elbow, resting on chest
    • Stretched open hands
    • Legs are flexed
  • Question 2: Skin in newborn:

    • Red or dark pink in white newborns, reddish-black in black newborns
    • Soft, elastic skin
    • Desquamation during the first 4 weeks of life
    • All of the above are true
  • Question 3: Normal newborn:

    • Breast enlargement can appear in male newborns due to maternal hormones
    • Breast enlargement is common in many newborns due to maternal hormones
    • Breast enlargement does not typically occur in normal newborns
    • Breast enlargement in many newborns may be due to abnormal hormone secretion
  • Question 4: Hearing in normal newborns:

    • Newborns can hear sounds before 10 days old
    • Newborn responds to sounds with crying
    • Newborn responds to sounds with eye movement
    • All of the above are true
  • Question 5: Taste in newborns:

    • Well-developed sense of taste
    • Babies reject bitter and sour tastes, but accept sweet tastes
    • Babies reject sweet tastes, but accept bitter and sour tastes
    • All statements are not true
  • Question 6: Routes of neonatal infection:

    • Environmental
    • Ascending infection
    • Bacterial colonization
    • All of the above are true
  • Question 7: Physiological growth:

    • Head circumference
    • Thoracic diameter
    • Blood pressure
    • All of the above are true

Other Questions and Answers

  • Question 8: Factors affecting growth:

    • Faulty placental implantation
    • Malposition in utero
    • Congenital conditions
    • All of the above are true
  • Question 9: Calculating infant weight (3-12 months):

    • Age + 9/2
    • Age x 2 + 8
    • Age + 8/2
    • All statements are false
  • Question 10: Head circumference increase:

    • 1 cm per month during the first 3 months
    • 1.5 cm per month during the next 9 months
    • All statements are false
  • Question 11: Abilities at 7 months:

    • Briefly sit alone
    • Hold a cup
    • All statements are true
  • Question 12: Formula for calculating normal height (over 1 year):

    • 1.5 cm per month
    • Age x 5 +80 (in years)
    • Age x 2 + 8 (months)
    • All statements are false
  • Question 13: Proper latching-on:

    • Child's mouth is not wide open
    • Areola of nipple is not more visible on the down side than on the upper side
    • Child's chin is away from the breast
    • All statements are false
  • Question 14: Indicators of sufficient nutrition:

    • Baby wets 2 diapers in 24 hours
    • Baby gains normal weight
    • Produces soft yellow stool
    • All are indicators
  • Question 15: Causes of Secondary PEM:

    • Ignorance or poor feeding practices
    • Diet deficient in protein or energy
    • Defective food intake
    • All above mentioned points are true
  • Question 16: Infection interfering with child nutrition:

    • Anorexia is always present with infection
    • Inflamed mouth makes feeding difficult
    • Infection causes breakdown of muscles and fat
    • All statements are false
  • Question 17: Murmuring patient appearance:

    • Anxious
    • Irritable and hungry
    • Poor appetite with infection
    • All statements mention true
  • Question 18: Kwashiorkor etiology

    • Psychological trauma
    • Maternal deprivation
    • Marked protein shortage
    • All statements are true
  • Question 19: Variable features of Kwashiorkor:

    • Skin infections and ulceration
    • Fatty liver
    • Anorexia
    • All statements are false
  • Question 20: Vitamin A deficiency results in:

    • Conjunctiva dryness
    • Bitot spots
    • Increased risk of infection
    • Glositis
  • Question 21: Vitamin A excess results in:

    • Raised intracranial pressure
    • Irritability
    • Brittle bones
    • All statements are true
  • Question 22: Thiamine (B1) deficiency results in, except:

    • Anorexia
    • Paresthesia
    • Emotional disturbances
    • All statements are true
  • Question 23: Dry beriberi includes except:

    • Peripheral neuropathy
    • Mental confusion
    • Nystagmus
    • Abnormal pulse
  • Question 24: Role of Pyridoxine, except,

    • Coenzyme in amino acid metabolism
    • Muscle glycogen phosphorylase,
    • Oxidative-reduction reaction
    • All statements are not true
  • Question 25: All facts about Pellagra are true, except:

    • Sore mouth
    • Indigestion
    • Insomnia, confusion
    • All statements are false

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Test your knowledge on the characteristics and care of newborn infants with this multiple-choice quiz. Covering topics such as newborn posture, skin conditions, and hearing abilities, this quiz is perfect for students in healthcare and pediatric fields. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand newborn health!

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