Solve each question for Ghai textbook of pediatrics

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MCQs: 1-B, 2-A, 3-C, 4-B, 5-B, 6-B, 7-B, 8-C, 9-C, 10-B

High-yield points to remember:

Q1: Pyloric stenosis = non-bilious vomiting + olive mass + male infant 2–6 weeks
Q2: Croup = steeple sign → dexamethasone + nebulized epinephrine (not ampicillin/albuterol)
Q3: Kawasaki → coronary artery aneurysm is THE serious complication
Q4: Hirschsprung = absent ganglion cells (myenteric + submucosal plexuses) + no meconium in 48h
Q6: PSGN = 2 weeks after sore throat, RBC casts, low C3 (NOT IgA nephropathy which is synpharyngitic)
Q9: Mother O+, Baby O+ → NO ABO incompatibility, NO Rh incompatibility → physiological jaundice

Long answers: Q11 = Marasmus (SAM: MUAC <11.5 cm, manage with F-75 → F-100 → RUTF, WHO 10 steps); Q12 = Spastic quadriplegic CP secondary to neonatal meningitis/hypoglycemia

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