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1A. In neonatal examination, most abnormalities detected are important and require further intervention.

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1B. In neonatal examination, early discharge may result in neonates being discharged before abnormalities are detected.

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1C. In neonatal examination, history is not important in the neonatal period.

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1D. In neonatal examination, procedures that distress the neonate should be left to the end.

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1E. In neonatal examination, length, weight, and head circumference should be measured.

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2A. In neonatal skin examination, Mongolian spots are only found on the back and buttocks.

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2B. In neonatal skin examination, most vesicular and pustular rashes will require flucloxacillin – neonatal pustular melanosis and erythema toxicum.

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2C. In neonatal skin examination, deep sacral pits where the base cannot be seen requires an x-ray to look for evidence of spina bifida.

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3A. A pinkish stain in the nappy in the first 2 days of life should prompt immediate investigation with urine sent for culture.

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3B. Cephalohaematoma may take some time to resolve and may calcify before complete resolution.

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3C. Talipes and torticollis are rarely seen together.

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3D. Tongue-tie requires immediate surgical referral.

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3E. Cleft of the soft palate is frequently missed.

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3F. Neonates should pass meconium within 48 hours.

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4A. In developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), family history of DDH is an important risk factor.

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4B. In developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), breech presentation is an important risk factor.

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4C. In developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), early treatment improves outcome of DDH.