This is a real-world medical entrance exam question, please give the true answer based on the question and selection. Topic name: None, Subject name: Pediatrics
[{'content': 'Newborn commonly has following except – \nSelect and explain. \nA. Milia, B. Mongolian spots, C. Epstein pearls, D. None of the above', 'role': 'user'}, {'content': "Answer: D \nExplanation: There are some minor clinical problems which can occur in normal newborn and require no treatment.\nThe problems are -\n\n1. Milia\n\nWhite dots on nose and face due to distended sebaceous glands. These disappear spontaneously.\n\n2. \xa0Erythema toxic\n\nErythematous papules on trunk & face.\nAppear on 2nd & 3rd day and disappear spontaneously.\n\n3.\xa0\xa0Mongolian spots\n\nBluish spots on the buttocks and trunk.\nDisappear before the first birthday.\n\n4.\xa0\xa0Stork bites\n\nPinkish grey capillary hemangiomas on the nape of the neck, upper eyelids, forehead & nose.\nThese disappear spontaneously.\n\n5.\xa0\xa0Peeling of skin\n\nMore frequent in post-term infants, but can also occur in term infants.\n\n6.\xa0\xa0Subconjunctival hemorrhages\n\nDisappear spontaneously\n\n7. \xa0 reast engorgment\n\nDue to transplacentally acquired maternal hormones.\nSeen on 3rd or 4th day.\n\n8.\xa0\xa0 Epstein pearl\n\nEpithelial inclusion cysts, which appear as whitish spots.\nThese are of two types -\n\n\nPalatal\xa0→ On hard palate or on either side of median raphe.\nPrepucia → At the tip of prepuce at 6 '0' clock position.\n\n\n9.\xa0\xa0 Pre-deciduous (natal) teeth\n\nSupernumerary teeth in the lower incisor position.\nThese are shed before the primary dentition.\n\n10. Vaginal bleeding\n\nOn 3rd to 7th day\nDue to the withdrawl of maternal hormones after birth.\n\n11. Vaginal mucoid discharge\n\nBecause of transplacentally acquired estrogen on vaginal mucosa.\n\n12. Hymenal tags → around margins of hymen\n13. Physiological phymosis", 'role': 'assistant'}]