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Medical Professionals Should Ace This Pediatrics Quiz

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Pediatrics focuses on the health needs of infants, children, and adolescents. Pediatricians manage growth, vaccinations, illnesses, and offer guidance on safety and development. Test your knowledge of this dynamic field with this quiz!” (Concise, emphasizes core elements)

  • Question of

    Which vaccine protects against measles, mumps, and rubella?

    • DTAP VACCINE
    • HEPATITIS B VACCINE
    • POLIO VACCINE
    • MMR VACCINE

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    The MMR vaccine protects against measles, mumps, and rubella. This two-dose vaccine is essential for preventing these contagious childhood diseases.

  • Question of

    What’s the classic symptom of croup?

    • WHEEZING
    • BARK-LIKE COUGH
    • RASH
    • HIGH FEVER

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    Croup is a childhood illness known for its "barking" cough. Usually mild, it's caused by a virus and can sometimes lead to breathing difficulties.

  • Question of

    How much calcium do adolescents (9-18) need daily?

    • 200 MG
    • 800 MG
    • 1300 MG
    • 1000 MG

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    Calcium builds strong bones and teeth, especially for growing adolescents. Get enough through dairy, leafy greens, or supplements if needed.

  • Question of

    Which condition causes repetitive tics (movements or sounds) starting in childhood?

    • TOURETTE SYNDROME
    • ADHD
    • DOWN SYNDROME
    • AUTISM

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    Tourette syndrome is a neurological condition causing involuntary movements and sounds (tics). It usually starts in childhood and may lessen with age.

  • Question of

    When do most kids start losing baby teeth?

    • 9-10 YEARS
    • 2-3 YEARS
    • 4-5 YEARS
    • 6-8 YEARS

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    Most children start losing baby teeth around age 6-8. This natural process makes way for their permanent teeth.

  • Question of

    What’s the first vaccine babies usually get?

    • HEPATITIS B VACCINE
    • VARICELLA VACCINE
    • MMR VACCINE
    • DTAP VACCINE

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    The Hepatitis B vaccine protects babies from a potentially serious liver infection. It's given in multiple doses for lasting protection.

  • Question of

    What’s a common first food for babies?

    • PEANUT BUTTER
    • APPLESAUCE
    • BROCCOLI
    • RICE CEREAL

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    Rice cereal is a gentle first food for babies. It's easy to digest, unlikely to cause allergies, and a good source of nutrients around 6 months old

  • Question of

    Which illness causes a severe ‘whooping’ cough?

    • PNEUMONIA
    • TUBERCULOSIS
    • INFLUENZA
    • PERTUSSIS

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    Pertussis (whooping cough) is a serious, highly contagious respiratory infection. Vaccination is essential to prevent it, especially for babies and young children.

  • Question of

    When should babies start eating solid foods?

    • 2 MONTHS
    • 3 MONTHS
    • 6 MONTHS
    • 1 YEAR

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    Around 6 months old, babies are usually ready for solid foods along with milk. Start with pureed fruits, vegetables, and cereals.

  • Question of

    Which disorder affects social skills and causes repetitive behaviors?

    • CEREBRAL PALSY
    • ADHD
    • AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER
    • DOWN SYNDROME

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    Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects how people communicate and interact with others. It also causes repetitive behaviors and varies from person to person.

  • Question of

    When should kids get the HPV vaccine?

    • 6-8 YEARS
    • 11-12 YEARS
    • 16 YEARS
    • 2-4 YEARS

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    The HPV vaccine prevents cancers caused by a common infection. It's recommended for preteens and young adults.

  • Question of

    What vitamin prevents rickets in kids?

    • VITAMIN K
    • VITAMIN D
    • VITAMIN A
    • VITAMIN C

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    Rickets causes soft, weak bones in children due to a lack of vitamin D (or calcium). Treatment focuses on correcting this deficiency.

  • Question of

    What chronic illness is most common in kids?

    • ASTHMA
    • HEART DISEASE
    • OBESITY
    • DIABETES

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    Asthma is a chronic lung condition causing wheezing, coughing, and trouble breathing in children. Medications and avoiding triggers help kids with asthma live active lives.

  • Question of

    Which of these is NOT a fever sign in kids?

    • FLUSHED SKIN
    • COOL FOREHEAD
    • SWEATING
    • CHILLS

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    Fevers help kids fight off infections. Most are harmless, but seek medical advice for high or long-lasting fevers.

  • Question of

    How do most children get lead poisoning?

    • PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
    • PAINT DUST
    • SWIMMING POOLS
    • CARPET

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    Children get lead poisoning from old paint. Eating or breathing in lead dust is dangerous, especially for kids.

  • Question of

    What food allergy is common in kids?

    • PINEAPPLE
    • WHEAT
    • CARROTS
    • SPINACH

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    Wheat allergy causes reactions from hives to severe breathing problems in children. Avoiding wheat is essential.

  • Question of

    How long should babies be exclusively breastfed?

    • 4 MONTHS
    • 6 MONTHS
    • 2 YEARS
    • 1 MONTH

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    Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for the first 6 months. Stopping breastfeeding is a personal choice for both mother and child.

  • Question of

    Which condition affects hair follicles and causes pimples?

    • ASTHMA
    • ALLERGY
    • BLISTER
    • ACNE

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    Acne is a common skin condition causing pimples. It's often linked to puberty but can happen at any age.

  • Question of

    What’s the main sign of chickenpox?

    • EARACHE
    • HIGH FEVER
    • RASH WITH BLISTERS
    • COUGH AND COLD

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    Chickenpox is a contagious virus causing an itchy rash and fever. It's less common now due to vaccination.

  • Question of

    What’s a typical sign of ear infection in kids?

    • SORE THROAT
    • TINNITUS
    • HEADACHE
    • EAR PAIN

    Correct Wrong

    Ear infections cause earaches in children and can be caused by viruses or bacteria.

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