An infant presents with vomiting after feeding. Benedict's test was positive for a non-glucose reducing substance. What is the most likely diagnosis?
AGalactosemia due to GAL-1-P Uridyl Transferase enzyme deficiency
BFructosuria due to Fructokinase deficiency
CHereditary fructose intolerance due to Aldolase B deficiency
DPrimary lactose intolerance
EGlycogen storage disease due to Glucose-6-phosphatase deficiency
4 day old breastfed neonate, otherwise well, term neonate presented with jaundice, on testing the bilirubin level was found to be 18 mg/dl. Which of the following is the best step of management?
AStop breast feeding and do phototherapy
BInitiate exchange transfusion
CStart iv fluids and give phototherapy
DStart phototherapy and continue breast feeding
A primigravida presents to you with anemia early in her pregnancy. She is 7 weeks pregnant as seen on ultrasound. Her hemoglobin level is 9 g/dL. When should the iron supplements be started for her?
A8 to 10 weeks
BImmediately upon diagnosis
CAfter 14 weeks
DAfter 20 weeks
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