NewPedQBank — 487 free exam MCQs

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Free weight-based drug doses, the IAP vaccine schedule, calculators and emergency protocols for the bedside — plus PedQBank, exam-style MCQs with read-aloud explanations. No account. No ads.

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Clinical Toolkit showing the adrenaline dose calculated for a 12.5 kg child
PedQBank question on neonatal hypoglycaemia with the correct answer explained
Dose at 12.5 kg0.125 mg
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Clinical reference, not a medical device. Verify every dose against a current formulary and local protocol before administration. PedQBank is for exam preparation, not clinical guidance.

136drug doses
40infusions
64neonatal drugs
20calculators
19PICU protocols
487exam MCQs
PedQBank · free on the web

Practise paediatrics the way you'll be examined.

A free MCQ question bank for MD, DNB, DCH and NEET-PG preparation. Case-based questions, a worked explanation for every option, high-yield pearls and study notes.

  • 487questions
  • 19modules
  • 17note sets
  • Read-aloud for every question and explanation
  • Spaced review brings back the questions you missed
  • Custom quizzes, bookmarks and a daily goal
  • Voice commands, and a study city that grows as you learn
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Free, no account needed. Progress is saved in your browser.

The Android app adds university exam answers — structured model answers for theory papers, alongside every MCQ.

Sample · Neonatology

According to the WHO, the perinatal period is conventionally defined as beginning at 22 completed weeks of gestation and ending at which point after birth?

  1. A24 hours after birth
  2. B7 completed days after birth ✓
  3. C28 completed days after birth
  4. D42 completed days after birth
Why B: the perinatal period runs from 22 weeks' gestation to 7 completed days after birth. Twenty-eight days ends the neonatal period — the commonest mix-up in this topic.
One toolkit, less friction

The reference you reach for
before the second search.

Designed around real bedside tasks: set weight once, then move between doses, infusions, emergency guidance and reference material without losing context.

Signature workflow

Set weight once. Calculate everywhere.

Patient weight follows you across medicine lists, Code Blue numbers and calculators, reducing repeated entry and mental arithmetic.

Dose at 12.5 kg 0.125 mg

0.01 mg/kg · maximum limits applied

Infusions, made legible

Dilution guidance, concentration and patient-specific rates in a compact workflow designed for rapid checking.

Code Blue at a glance

Surface resuscitation doses and essential numbers fast, with clear hierarchy for high-pressure moments.

Neonatology built in

Dedicated neonatal medicines with preparation, administration, compatibility, monitoring and renal guidance.

Calculators and reference ranges

Twenty clinical tools, age-based vital signs, forty-four lab references, vaccine schedules and quick tables.

Works without an account

Core reference content runs on-device. Weight, preferences, saved items and recents remain in local app storage.

Dr Santanu Ghosh, paediatrician and paediatric critical care specialist
Written and reviewed by a paediatrician

Dr Santanu Ghosh

Paediatrician and paediatric critical care specialist · Kolaghat, East Medinipur

  • MBBS
  • MD Paediatrics (Army)
  • IDPCCM (IAP, ICH Kolkata)
  • Member, Indian Academy of Pediatrics

Every reference on PediRounds is compiled and reviewed by a practising paediatrician, with verification, professional judgement and patient safety firmly in view.

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Designed with clinical caution

Fast access should never mean false certainty.

PediRounds is positioned as a professional reference, not a diagnosis or treatment engine. The interface keeps source context, ceilings, routes, cautions and verification reminders close to the number.

  • ✓ Maximum-dose ceilings shown where available
  • ✓ Route, frequency and clinical notes remain visible
  • ✓ Current formulary and local protocol verification required
  • ✓ Intended for qualified healthcare professionals
Clinical Toolkit home screen with drug, infusion and neonatal modules
PedQBank home screen with daily goal, streak and accuracy
Real screens from the live web apps.
Made for small screens

A calm interface for busy clinical work — and revision.

Large touch targets, strong contrast, dark mode and a persistent patient weight keep the toolkit usable on rounds. PedQBank brings the same care to study: short sessions, clear explanations, spaced review.

Search everythingDrugs, labs, calculators and protocols from one search.
Learn by listeningEvery question and explanation can be read aloud.
Light or darkComfortable reading across wards, nights and study sessions.
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Before you use PediRounds

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Everything on PediRounds is open to everyone.

Use the Clinical Toolkit and PedQBank in your browser now. PedQBank for Android — with MCQs and university exam answers — is coming to Google Play.