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welcome to the 4500 enlex question Series this is practice video 3 where we will discuss questions from 226 to 300 to master all 4500 previously asked questions be sure to watch all 30 episodes of the series letamp;#39;s dive in and get started with question 226 an infant holds his head to one side what is the likely diagnosis a neck muscle spasm B head flattening on one side C increased head size d premature suture Fusion correct answer a neck muscle spasm neck muscle spasm torticolis causes the head to tilt to one side due to muscle contraction head flattening involves skull shape not neck tilt increased head size hydrophilus affects head size not neck position premature suture Fusion affects head shape not neck position great job now let us talk about atherosclerosis a patient is worried about atherosclerosis risk factors which is hereditary a diet B smoking C family history of heart disease D obesity correct answer C family history of heart disease family history is a genetic risk
