Intussusception — MCQs

A 5-month old child rushed into hospital with complaint of colicky pain, bilious vomiting and red current jelly like appearance of stools. On examination, there was a sausage shaped mass in the right lumbar region. Which of the following is the preferred modality that is used as both diagnostic and therapeutic?

A patient with right lower quadrant pain shows target sign on ultrasound. Diagnosis?

The "Target sign" ultrasonographically means:

A 10 month old infant presents with acute intestinal obstruction. Contrast enema X-ray shows the intussusception, likely cause is -

Which radiological finding is shown in the image?

A 9 month old child presents with excessive cry, right iliac fossa sausage lump and blood in stools. What is the best treatment?

Most common age for intussusception is

A 6-month-old child woke up at night, crying with severe colicky abdominal pain, and later passed red currant jelly stools. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A 6-year-old child with abdominal pain and a rash is shown. Comment on the diagnosis?

An infant brought to the clinic with non-bilious projectile vomiting. The investigation of choice includes: