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What is the main long-term complication of regular blood transfusions in beta-thalassaemia major?

1. AVitamin B12 deficiency
2. BLow platelet count
3. CIron overload
4. DLow blood calcium

Where does neuroblastoma most often start?

1. AIn the white matter of the brain
2. BIn the bone marrow of the pelvis
3. CIn the lining of the bladder
4. DIn the adrenal gland

열성 경련은 어느 연령대에서 가장 흔히 일어나나요?

1. A8~12세
2. B청소년기
3. C약 6개월~5세
4. D생후 첫 주

A 2-year-old says "No!" when it is time for his liquid medicine. What is the best approach?

1. AOffer a limited choice, such as the cup or the syringe
2. BTell him he is a bad boy for refusing
3. CWait until he agrees to take it, even if the dose is hours late
4. DAsk him whether he wants to take his medicine or not

Which measure should be avoided in a sickle cell pain crisis?

1. ARegular pain assessment and analgesia
2. BWarm packs and gentle positioning
3. CGenerous fluids by mouth or IV
4. DCold packs on the painful area

Which defect classically causes a continuous "machinery" murmur?

1. AIsolated pulmonary stenosis with an intact ventricular septum
2. BTetralogy of Fallot
3. CAtrial septal defect
4. DPatent ductus arteriosus

A child with nephrotic syndrome develops a painful, swollen leg. What should the nurse suspect?

1. ADeep vein thrombosis
2. BOrdinary oedema from the illness
3. CAn allergic reaction to steroids
4. DA muscle strain from walking

A child on chemotherapy for leukaemia was in close contact with a classmate who has chickenpox. What should the nurse do?

1. AWait to see whether a rash develops before acting
2. BGive the live varicella vaccine to the child that same day to boost immunity
3. CTell the oncology team at once, as preventive treatment may be needed
4. DReassure the family, as chickenpox is mild in all children