Question 1

A newborn has blue lips/tongue. First action?*

A. Feed

B. Evaluate hypoxia

C. Reassure

D. Discharge

Question 2

Central cyanosis is always:*

A. Normal

B. Emergency

C. Due to anemia

D. Due to hypoglycemia

Question 3

Central cyanosis with normal lungs suggests:*

A. CHD

B. Pneumonia

C. GERD

D. Colic

Question 4

Central cyanosis improves with:*

A. Feeding

B. Oxygen

C. Massage

D. Warming extremities

Question 5

Distinguishing sign:*

A. Blue hands

B. Blue feet

C. Blue mucosa

D. Cold exposure

Question 6

Cyanosis unresponsive to oxygen suggests:*

A. Sepsis

B. CHD

C. Hypothermia

D. Hypoglycemia

Question 7

SpO2 75% despite oxygen → consider:*

A. Discharge

B. CHD

C. Stop oxygen

D. No intervention

Question 8

Cyanosis worse with crying but improved at rest:*

A. Choanal atresia

B. Colic

C. NEC

D. GERD

Question 9

Central cyanosis and grunting requires:*

A. Immediate respiratory support

B. Reassurance

C. Warmth

D. Feeding

Question 10

Central cyanosis always indicates:.*

A. Normality

B. Pathology

C. Dehydration

D. Milk intolerance

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