General
A term neonate is noted to have a strawberry-shaped skull on cranial imaging, clenched hands with overlapping index fingers, and rocker-bottom feet, alongside a cardiac anomaly. Which is the single most likely diagnosis?
1 out of 10
Cardiovascular and Haemodynamics
A term infant born after fetal bradycardia has a ventricular rate of 55 beats per minute with an atrial rate of 140 beats per minute and complete atrioventricular dissociation on the electrocardiogram. She is well perfused and normotensive, and echocardiography shows a structurally normal heart with good ventricular function. What is the single most appropriate next step in management?
2 out of 10
Respiratory and Resuscitation
A 26-week infant has remained ventilator-dependent for 16 days with high oxygen requirements and is judged to be at high risk of bronchopulmonary dysplasia. The team considers a postnatal corticosteroid to facilitate extubation. What is the most appropriate course of action according to the guideline?
3 out of 10
