Neonatal Sepsis — MCQs

Community-acquired neonatal pneumonia: What is the treatment of choice?

A neonate develops sepsis with organism showing CAMP test positive. Likely organism?

Which of the following is not a complication of Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS)?

An appropriate single antibiotic for the empiric treatment of presumed bacterial meningitis in a six month old child would be:

A patient with a fever presents with a heart rate of 120 beats per minute and a respiratory rate of 30 breaths per minute. What does this indicate?

A neonate presents with the condition shown in the image below. This condition has all of the following features EXCEPT:

What is the most common cause of pneumonia in early onset sepsis in neonates?

A neonate who is febrile, presents with features of encephalitis. On examination, the baby is found to have vesicular skin lesions. Most probable causative organism is:

A term neonate, with a birth weight of 2700 g, who is otherwise well, and is exclusively breastfed, presents for routine evaluation. His total serum bilirubin is found to be 14mg/dl on day 5. What is the management?

Erythematous blotchy rash is seen on the abdomen, trunk, and face of a 3-day-old child along with yellowish papules. The child appears well. What is the appropriate management?