List of top Pediatrics Questions asked in INI CET

An infant girl shows normal early development followed by regression of acquired milestones at around 6-18 months, with deceleration of head growth and loss of purposeful hand use replaced by stereotyped hand-wringing movements. The most likely diagnosis is:

Differential cyanosis (pink upper limbs with cyanosed lower limbs) is characteristically seen in:

A neonate presents with prolonged jaundice and an umbilical hernia. The most likely diagnosis is:

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Kawasaki disease?

A term neonate has a blood glucose of 36 mg/dL. The infant is feeding well and has no clinical signs. Which characteristic of this neonate favours continued breastfeeding (with monitoring) rather than immediate intravenous dextrose infusion?

Which pedigree pattern best characterises a trait showing INCOMPLETE PENETRANCE?

A 6-week-old infant presents with bacterial meningitis. Which organism is the most likely cause?

A 20-month-old child says only one word and is otherwise developmentally normal in motor and social domains. What is the most appropriate next step?