active stage are:( )
A: Restlessness
B: Excessive sweating
C: Pillow baldness
D: Skeleton changes
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- The main clinical manifestations that do not meet the initial stage of rickets are A: Restless sleep B: Night cry C: Pillow baldness D: softened skull
- What is the most dangerous clinical manifestations of vitamin D deficiency tetany? () A: laryngospasm B: peroneal reflex C: convulsion D: Tetany E: pillow baldness
- The early clinical manifestations of the rickets of vitamin D<br/>deficiency is ( ) A: nervous and mental symptoms B: craniomalacia C: rachitic rosary D: harrison’s groove
- The<br/>clinical feature of the sequelae stage of vitamin D deficiency<br/>rickets is () A: Skeleton<br/>deformity B: Abnormal<br/>epiphyseal of long bone C: Serum<br/>calcium and phosphorus decrease D: Alkaline<br/>phosphatase decrease E: Irritability,<br/>hidrosis
- The clinical stage of vitamin D deficiency rickets is A: Early period, middle period, late period B: Initial period, peak period, recovery period C: Early stage, acute period, recovery period, sequelae period D: none of the above
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Which of the following manifestations indicates early stage of rickets? () A: Harrison grooves and ribs valgus B: squared skull C: low spirits D: sweating, easily irritated E: convulsions or tetany
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Which<br/>of the following stages is not included in the development of<br/>rickets? () A: Initial stage B: Active stage C: Recovery stage D: Sequela stage E: Growth stage
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A clinical sign of a child is rickets, the most possible deficiency is
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Vitamin D deficient rickets and genetic Vitamin D resistant rickets<br/>diagnose by ( ) A: epiphyseal changes in X ray B: increased serum alkaline phosphatase C: hypocalcaemia. Hypophosphatemia D: healing appears with treatment of vitamin D 600,000 IU
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What is the most common changes of infants within six months with vitamin D deficiency of rickets () A: hand and foot bracelet B: rib valgus C: skull softening D: chicken breast E: O-shaped legs