Which of the following is a pediatric urinary diversion condition?

• A. Bladder exstrophy
• B. Pyloric stenosis
• C. Umbilical hernia
• D. Necrotizing enterocolitis

Answer: (A)

Bladder exstrophy is a pediatric urinary tract anomaly where the bladder opens through the lower abdominal wall. This condition is managed with surgical reconstruction that often involves creating a urinary diversion to restore urinary function and continence. That focus on a congenital urinary tract issue in children makes it the best choice for a pediatric urinary diversion condition.

The other conditions are unrelated to the urinary system: pyloric stenosis affects the stomach and causes vomiting; an umbilical hernia is an abdominal wall defect; necrotizing enterocolitis is a serious bowel inflammation in neonates. None of these involve urinary diversion.