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Which factor contributes to constitutional growth delay?
Which factor contributes to constitutional growth delay?
- Baby is born normal in size but grows slowly (correct)
- Puberty occurs at normal time
- Family with short parents
- Bone age is nearly equal to chronological age
What is considered short stature in a child?
What is considered short stature in a child?
- Stature below the 50th percentile for age and sex
- Stature below the 5th percentile for age and sex (correct)
- Stature below the 25th percentile for age and sex
- Stature below the 10th percentile for age and sex
What characterizes delayed puberty and pubertal growth spurt?
What characterizes delayed puberty and pubertal growth spurt?
- Baby is born small
- Maturatio n occurs at normal time
- Genetic (familial) Short stature
- Bone age is delayed (correct)
Which condition may lead to pathological short stature?
Which condition may lead to pathological short stature?
What is the final height outcome for a child with constitutional growth delay?
What is the final height outcome for a child with constitutional growth delay?
Which of the following is a cause of primary bone disease leading to pathological short stature?
Which of the following is a cause of primary bone disease leading to pathological short stature?
What is the characteristic bone age status in children with constitutional growth delay?
What is the characteristic bone age status in children with constitutional growth delay?
What distinguishes genetic (familial) short stature from other causes of short stature?
What distinguishes genetic (familial) short stature from other causes of short stature?
What is the final height outcome for a child with constitutional growth delay?
What is the final height outcome for a child with constitutional growth delay?
Which condition may lead to short stature due to chromosomal anomalies?
Which condition may lead to short stature due to chromosomal anomalies?
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