Pediatric Foreign Body Ingestion Quiz
Pediatric Foreign Body Ingestion Quiz
Test your knowledge on the common issues surrounding foreign body ingestion in pediatrics. This quiz covers a variety of subjects related to respiratory and digestive health, including foreign body management and symptoms associated with various conditions.
Key Topics:
- Commonly ingested objects
- Associated symptoms
- Assessment of airway obstruction
- Cough characteristics
Coins and small toy items are the most commonly ingested foreign bodies.
YES
NO
In coin ingestion and lodged in the trachea, the edge is seen anteroposteriorly
YES
NO
Most esophageal foreign bodies lodge at the level of the following, except:
Cricopharyngeus
Aortic arch
Gastroesophageal junction
Aortic notch
Whooping cough is usually seen in
Asthma
Pertussis
Bronchitis
Bronchilitis
Sudden onset of wheezing in a healthy child is seen in
Bronchiolitis
Asthma attack
Foreign body ingestion
A harsh, medium-pitched, inspiratory sound associated with obstruction of the laryngeal area or the extrathoracic trachea
Stridor
Wheezes
Fine crackles
Coarse crackles
Barking, brassy cough is usually seen in, except:
Croup
Tracheomalacia
Tracheitis
Bronchiolitis
Habit cough is also known as
Postnasal drip
Throat clearing
Psychogenic cough
Cough Tic
Who is the Head of the Department of Pediatrics
LTC MARICRIS Q CASTRO MC
LTC CYNTHIA G TALDO MC
MAJ CARMELITA T TONGOL
DR APRIL ROSE A HERRERA
Who is our Training Officer of the Department of Pediatrics
CPT BENEDICTO ANCHETA MC
DR APRIL ROSE HERRERA
LTC CYNTHIA G TALDO MC
LTC MARICRIS Q CASTRO MC
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