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1. All of the following conditions can cause indirect hyperbilirubinemia and positive Coombs test except:
   1.   Mother is ‘O’ and baby is ‘A’
   2.   Mother is ‘O’ and baby is ‘B’
   3.   Mother is ‘Rh-negative’ and baby is ‘Rh-positive’
   4.   Minor group incompatibilities
   5.   G6PD deficiency
2. The most accurate assessment of gestational age in first trimester is:
   1.   Femoral length
   2.   Biparietal diameter
   3.   Abdominal circumference
   4.   Crown-rump length
      Chest circumference
   5.   Chest circumference
3. The most accurate assessment of gestational age in the second trimester is:
   1.   Femoral length
   2.   Biparietal diameter
   3.   Abdominal circumference
   4.   Crown-rump length
   5.   Chest circumference
4. The most accurate assessment of gestational age at term is:
   1.   Genital size
   2.   Biparietal diameter
   3.   Chest circumference
   4.   Crown-rump length
   5.   Abdominal circumference and femoral length
5. Listeria monocytogenes is sensitive to all of the following antibiotics except:
   1.   Cephalosporins
   2.   Ampicillin
   3.   Gentamycin
   4.   Vancomycin
   5.   Erythromycin
6. All infants should receive vitamin K at birth. Additional vitamin K is indicated in all of the following conditions except:
   1.   Breast-fed infant
   2.   Steatorrhea
   3.   Formula-fed infant
   4.   Prolonged antibiotic therapy
   5.   Prolonged diarrhea
7. Most common site of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is:
   1.   Proximal jejunum
   2.   Distal jejunum
   3.   Distal colon
   4.   Proximal ileum
   5.   Distal ileum
8. The triad of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is:
   1.   Prematurity, breast milk, and pathogenic organism
   2.   Full term, oral formula feedings, and intestinal ischemia
   3.   Intestinal ischemia, oral formula feedings, and pathogenic organisms
   4.   Postmaturity, formula feedings, and pathogenic organisms
   5.   Prematurity, oral formula feedings, and intestinal ischemia
9. The patency of the omphalomesenteric (vitelline) duct may produce all of the following conditions except:
   1.   Intestinal fistula
   2.   Prolapse of the intestine
   3.   Meckel diverticulum
   4.   A polyp (cyst)
   5.   Bladder outlet obstruction
10. All of the following clinical features are noted in neonatal cold injury except:
    1.   Blueness of the face, hands, and feet
    2.   Edema
    3.   Apnea
    4.   Bradycardia
    5.   Pulmonary hemorrhage