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Sample MCQ QuestionsThe following observations would give serious grounds for concern in a 1 year old baby:1. Failure to pass a cube from hand to hand2. Inability to stand without support3. Inability to sit for 3 seconds4. No meaningful words other than “mama” and “dada”5. Adapts easily to admission to hospital without motherHuman breast milk:6. Is rich in secretory IgA7. Is contraindicated in galactosaemia8. Is contraindicated in hereditary fructose intolerance9. Is produced in response to prolactin10. Is low in phosphorus compared with Cow’s milkShort stature is associated with:11. Chronic renal disease12. Malabsorption13. Down’s syndrome14. Emotional deprivation15. Low birth weightSimple febrile convulsions:16. Is more common in girls17. Usually lasts less than 15 minutes18. Occurring more than twice in a year is an indication of prophylactic anticonvulsant19. Is usually focal20. Is associated with characteristic EEG changes24
Before filling in a multiple choice sheet, you should read the followingThe sheets are not corrected by hand. They are processed through a machine called an optical markreader. All it recognises are marks, so there’s no point in writing comments; this could invalidate ananswer sheet.As it is a machine that processes the forms, the marks you enter must be good – see a good markbelow. If you enter a bad mark, then humans may realize the intended answer but the optical markreader won’t. A good mark is a dark, horizontal stroke, filling most/all of the box.GOOD BAD BAD BAD BADIn light of this, the following points are vital:• Always use a good sharpened pencil.• Never use a biro. A blue or black biro will produce marks that will be pocked up, but theycan’t be erased. Red marks will not be picked up at all.• Have a good clean eraser. Mistakes should be rubbed out completely. Don’t leave smudgesas a smudge may still be determined as a mark.• Have an extra pencil and/or a sharpener. May be the examiner could have some extrapencils and a sharpener.• Ensure that only machine recognisable marks are entered.• You can not enter more than one mark for a particular question. If you do, the opticalmark reader will reject it and will enter a blank mark for that question.• Always enter your name, subject and student number (legibly) where asked at the top ofthe sheet – although the exam sheet calls this “EXAMINATION NUMBER” what is requiredis you student number. If you are using a T/F (true/false) form, and both sides of the formare being used, your student number must be entered on both sides. As your student numberand name are the only means of identification please ensure that your number and name arecorrect.Remember: A bad mark will be rejectedAn answer sheet without a Student Number will be rejected.25
Page 1 and 2: University of DublinTrinity College
Page 3 and 4: Welcome and Introduction to the Dep
Page 5 and 6: Knowledge and Understanding of:1. G
Page 7 and 8: dependency unit, operating theatre,
Page 9 and 10: LECTURESDr Edna RocheDr Basil Elnaz
Page 11 and 12: Dr. Margaret Sheridan-PereiraDr. D
Page 13 and 14: GUIDELINES FOR THE CLINICAL EXAMINA
Page 15 and 16: TYPICAL STUDENT DAY8.30 Student pre
Page 17 and 18: 2. Final Examination in Paediatrics
Page 19 and 20: RECOMMENDED READING LISTBasic Title
Page 21 and 22: Appendix A DRESS CODEThe following
Page 23: Appendix BMultiple Choice Examinati
Page 27: Conduct of ExaminationsExcept as pr

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