Opportunistic Infections — Flashcards
The most common infectious etiology for adrenal insufficiency in children is _____
The most common etiological agent, in India, of acute epiglottitis in the pediatric age group, now is _____.
In a baby born to an HIV-infected mother, HIV infection is diagnosed using _____ PCR
A woman with HIV infection on ART, _____ withold breastfeeding and can give EBM
Hint: should/should not
An infant born to a mother who is newly identified as HIV-positive within _____ weeks of delivery should be considered as high risk.
CMV in newborns can present with blueberry muffin rash, _____ and jaundice
Severe, permanent symptoms of congenital_____ infection are remembered via the mnemonic MR DICS
_____ prophylactic therapy initiation and early infant diagnosis with use of HIV DNA PCR at 6 weeks after birth, is done according to PPTCT
_____ is aka 100 days cough
fully immunised child is who _____
Opportunistic Infections Flashcards for NEET-PG
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