What is the most common type of clubfoot? A.Idiopathic B. Neurogenic C.Positional STUDENT’S INDEX NUMBER… stenosis is associated with all of the following except: syndrome syndrome phageal fistula The stool of a two-year-old al fish with Hirschsprung disease can be described as. A. cordlike C. Oesophageal ophage ANS B. large and frothy C. ribbon like C. ribati, hard pebbles hard pebbles…clubfoot primarily involves: A. botulinum toxin injections A. serial manipulation and casting C. surgical soft tissue release D. use of dynamic splints from birth is the recommended duration for wearing the foot abduction brace full-time (?3 hoursday) after the final cast removal? A. I month B. 3 months C. 6 months D. 12 months A ANS D. Syndromic The primary goal of the foot abduction brace used after Ponseti casting is to A. correct residual equinus B. encourage early walking C. prevent relapse D. strengthen leg muscles ANS The congenital absence of parasympathetic ganglion cells normally found in the intermuscular and submucosal nerve plexus of the intestinal wall leads to: A. gastrochisis B. hirschsprung’s disease C. intussusception D.pyloric stenosis INS __ Choanal atresia is most commonly: A. bilateral and bony B. bilateral and membranous C. unilateral and bony/mixed D. unilateral and membranous

multipleQuestions newQuestion What is the most common type of clubfoot? newAnswer The most common type of clubfoot is A. Idiopathic. newQuestion Stenosis is associated with all of the following except: newAnswer Stenosis is associated with all of the following except esophageal fistula. newQuestion The stool of a two-year-old with Hirschsprung disease can be described as: newAnswer The stool can be described as C. ribbon-like. newQuestion Clubfoot primarily involves: newAnswer Clubfoot primarily involves B. serial manipulation and casting. newQuestion What is the recommended duration for wearing the foot abduction brace full-time after the final cast removal? newAnswer The recommended duration is C. 6 months. newQuestion The primary goal of the foot abduction brace used after Ponseti casting is to: newAnswer The primary goal is C. prevent relapse. newQuestion The congenital absence of parasympathetic ganglion cells normally found in the intermuscular and submucosal nerve plexus of the intestinal wall leads to: newAnswer This condition leads to B. Hirschsprung’s disease. newQuestion Choanal atresia is most commonly: newAnswer Choanal atresia is most commonly A. bilateral and bony.