weekly_question 13/9/2020

[Admin]

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Q: A nine-month old with a history of gastroesophageal reflux is being treated with a proton pump inhibitor.
What is the most appropriate indication for an antireflux procedure in infants?

A persistent irritability

B poor weight gain

C multiple brief periods of apnea

D recurrent aspiration pneumonia

E worsening eosinophilic esophagitis

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SPOILERD recurrent aspiration pneumonia

Recurrent aspiration pneumonia is the most serous complication of GERD, and an absolute indication for going to OR for an antireflux procedure

[Mohamed ahmed Abd elsalam]

B poor weight gain

[Arwa]

C : multiple brief periods of apnea

[Aey]

D. Which I think is the most dangerous complication

[Hanan Youssif]

D recurrent aspiration pneumonia

[Basma Waseem]

Multiple brief periods of apnea

[Ramyasree]

Recurrent aspiration pneumonia

[Serjoo]

Recurrent aspiration pneumonia

[Mohamed ismail]

Multiple brief periods of apnea

[Amr Ahmed]

worsening eosinophilic esophagitis

[Khant Thant Mg]

B poor weight gain

[Sarah Aburima]

C- multiple brief periods of apnea

[Admin]

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SPOILERD recurrent aspiration pneumonia

Recurrent aspiration pneumonia is the most serous complication of GERD, and an absolute indication for going to OR for an antireflux procedure

[Saleamlak Tigabie]

please write the answer and your justification,
correct answer will be submitted after 48 hrs

Q: A nine-month old with a history of gastroesophageal reflux is being treated with a proton pump inhibitor.
What is the most appropriate indication for an antireflux procedure in infants?

A persistent irritability

B poor weight gain

C multiple brief periods of apnea

D recurrent aspiration pneumonia

E worsening eosinophilic esophagitis

C

[Admin]

thanks for your contribution but correct answerer is D, see justification above.