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1. Which one of the following statements about capacity to consent, Gillick competency and Fraser guidelines is correct?
- a. All children < 18 yrs old should be assessed for Gillick competency in terms of treatment
- b. Children < 13 are unlikely to be appropriate or safe to consent to treatment without a parent’s involvement
- c. Health professionals must not encourage children to inform his or her parent(s) in relation to contraception treatment and their sexual health
- d. A chaperone should not be a health care professional
- e. Fraser guidelines and Gillick competency are essentially the same thing
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2. Which one statement is correct in relation to prescribing for children?
- a. Drug dosing is based on a child’s height
- b. Piriton is licensed for use in children over 1 month old
- c. Children are unlikely to be able to swallow tablets until the age of 8
- d. A child who is allergic to pencillin is likely to be also allergic to a cephalosporin antibiotic
- e. A child’s dose of a drug should never exceed the adult dose of the drug
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3. According to NICE guidelines, which one of the following analgesics is recommended as an add-on to paracetamol and ibuprofen?
- a. Naproxen
- b. Codeine
- c. Aspirin
- d. Diclofenac
- e. None of the above
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4. Which one of the following is not a sign of respiratory distress in a child?
- a. Nasal flaring
- b. Subcostal recession
- c. Cold peripheries
- d. Sternal recession
- e. Use of accessory muscles
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5. Which one statement about childhood asthma is not correct?
- a. Cough that worsens during the day is a common feature
- b. Asthma is more common in children with an atopic family history
- c. Spirometry can be used to help establish a diagnosis from the age of 5
- d. The key spirometric finding to confirm significant airways obstruction is a FeV1/FVC ratio of < 0.7
- e. Specialist referral is indicated if a child experiences 2 or more attacks in 12 months
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1. Question

1. Which one of the following statements about capacity to consent, Gillick competency and Fraser guidelines is correct?

2. Question

2. Which one statement is correct in relation to prescribing for children?

3. Question

3. According to NICE guidelines, which one of the following analgesics is recommended as an add-on to paracetamol and ibuprofen?

4. Question

4. Which one of the following is not a sign of respiratory distress in a child?

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5. Which one statement about childhood asthma is not correct?