- Which of the
following is the remnant of the transverse obliterated ligament
- Flexor
pollicis longus
- Flexor
carpi ulnaris
- Flexor
carpi radialis
- Flexor
digitorum sublimes
- The failure
of degeneration of the the part of aorta from the 4th arch to
the segmental artery is
- Double arch
of aorta
- Patent
ductus arteriosus
- Coarctation
of aorta
- Hypoplastic
aorta
- Bunion is
- Exostosis
of the base of the 1st metatarsal bone
- Bursa at
the base of the metatarsal bone
- Inflamed
adventitial bursa at the base of the 1st metatarsal bone
- Exostosis
at the head of the 1st metatarsal bone
- Unexpectedly
increase in diffusing capacity is found in
- Cystic
fibrosis
- Pulmonary
heamorrage
- Bronchitis
- Bronchiectasis
- The
adenylate cyclase is found is associated with
- cAMP
- Phosphodiesterase
- GTP
regulating proteins
- Nuclear
receptors
- AMP
activates which of the following
- Phosphofructokinase
I
- Pyruvate
kinase
- Phosphoglucomutase
- Hexokinase
- Packed cells
are formed by
- Filtration
- Centrifugation
- Precipitation
- Sedimentation
- The sequence
in respiratory chain in the mitochondria is
- c-c1-b-a-a3
- c1-c-b-b1-a3-a
- b-c1-c-a3-a
- a-a3-b-c-c1
- The riders
bone is due to calcification of which of the following bones
- Adductor
longus
- Adductor
magnus
- Popliteus
- Vastus
lateralis
- Brush burns
refers to
- Injury due
to friction
- Injury due
to electrocution
- Injury due
to steam
- None of the
above
- Erythema ab
igne
- Is due to
excessive heat
- Due to
excessive cold
- Due to
increased friction
- None of the
above
- The main
controlling agent for respiratory drive is
- Co2
- Oxygen
- No
- Hbo3
- The left to
right shunt is seen in all of the following except
- PDA
- VSD
- ASD
- TGA
- Digoxin is
used in which of the following conditions
- Atrial
ectopics
- Flutter
with 2:1 block
- Ventricular
tachyarrhythmia
- Ventricular
bigeminy
- Digoxin
toxicity can be recognized when there is
- QT interval
is shortened
- Ventricular
bigeminy
- Atrial
flutter
- Mobitz II
degree heart block
- The duration
of the depolarisation of the heart from the SA node to the AV node is
reflected on the ECG by
- QT interval
- PR interval
- RS interval
- RR interval
- An adult
female presented with thickening of base of nail plate of all the fingers
.The most likely cause for her condition would be
- Lead
poisoning
- Psoriasis
- Lichen
Planus
- Pemphigus
- A 13 year
old boy presented with a 6 year old lesion over his buttock.On examination
the lesion showed scarring at one side and also there was puckering of the
overlying skin. The lesion is most likely to be
- Tuberculous
Chancre
- Lupus
vulgaris
- Scofuloderma
- None of the
above
- The most
common cause of intestinal obstruction in an adult is
- Diverticula
- Adhesions
- Trichobezoar
- Volvulus
- In
pheochromocytoma there is increased level of
- Serum HMA
- Serum
bradykinin
- Urinary VMA
- All of the
above
- In Werdnig
Hoffman’s disease the lesion is at
- Posterior
horn cell
- Anterior
horn cell
- Peripheral
nerve
- Motor end
plate
- Neonatal
seizures with best prognosis is seen
- Hypoglycemia
- Late onset
hypocalcemia
- Hypoxia
- Kernicterus
- In a 30 year
old patient presenting at 38weeks gestation with increased reflexes and
hypertension and pedal edema all of the following can be seen except
- Hypocalcemia
- Increased
platelets
- Increased
uric acid levels
- Increased
creatine levels
- In toxic
shock syndrome all of the following can be seen except
- Shock
- Fever
- Hypercalcemia
- Rash
- Muscle
crossing both shoulder and elbow joint is
- Corochobrachialis
- Medial head
of triceps
- Biceps
bracii
- Brachilais
- The main
bone of the nasal septum is
- Vomer
- Nasal bones
- Maxillary
bone
- None of the
above
- All of the
following open in the middle meatus except
- Anterior
ethmoidal sinus
- Nasolacrimal
duct
- Maxillary
sinus
- Frontal
sinus
- Deep
peronial nerve supplies all of the following except
- Tibialis
anterior
- Extensor
Hallusis longus
- Extensor
digitorum longus
- Peroneus
brevis
- Which of the
following structures enter through the greater sciatic notch and leave
through the lessor notch
- Obturator
nerve
- Pudendal
artery
- Femoral
vessels
- Lesser
sciatic nerve
- The
sacrotuberous ligament represents the origin of
- Gluteus
Maximus
- Semimembrabus
- Medial head
of biceps femoris
- Sacrospinus
lig
- Ventral
hernia includes
- Obturator
hernia
- Incisinal
hernia
- Femoral
hernia
- Indirect
inguinal hernia
- Strangulated
hernia is commonly seen in which of the following
- Direct
inguinal hernia
- Indirect
inguinal hernia
- Femoral
hernia
- Obturator
hernia
- In a child
who presented with twitching movements of the face and the upper
extremities ,most probably has lesion involving
- Precentral
gyrus
- Post
central gyrus
- Caudate
nucleus
- Frontal
lobe
- The root
values of the pudendal nerve is
- S1,2,3
- S4
- L1,2,3
- L2,3,4
- In a patient
with thyroid surgery the block to be given is at the
- Stellate
ganglion
- Upper
cervical ganglion
- Dorsal
sympathetic ganglia
- Any of the
above
- The stellate
ganglion block would cause which of the following
- Myosis
- Flushing of
skin
- Ptosis
- All of the
above
- The muscle
arising from the scaphoid fossa is
- Tensor
tympani
- Levator
pelatii
- Stylopharyngeus
- Tensor
palitii
- EB virus
belongs to which virus
- Retro virus
- Herpes
virus
- RNA virus
- Pox virus
- Butchers
thigh would refer to
- Lipodystrophy
of subcutaneous tissue
- Section of
femoral vessels during boning
- Rupture of
vastus lateralis
- Fracture of
femur
- The abnormal
deposition of calcium pyro phosphate dyhydrate crystals(CPPD) would cause
all of the following except
- Pseudogout
- Pseudoosteoarthritis
- Pseudorheumatoid
arthritis
- Pseudoankylosing
spondylitis
- All of the
following procedures can be done in osteoarthrosis except
- Synovectomy
- Osteotomy
- Arthrodesis
- 1st
change in TB spine is
- Erosion of
pedicle
- Narrowing
of disc space
- Abcess with
soft tissue swelling
- Disc
collapse
- LeFort’s
fracture would include all of the following except
- Maxilla
- Mandible
- Zygoma
- Nasal bones
- An infant
was brought with history of running nose ,fever ,myalgia. There were also
similar complaints seen in 3 other family members. Over the last 8 hours
the infant has developed wheeze hyperexpansion of chest with difficulty in
breathing ,but there were no rales on examination. The likely diagnosis is
- Viral croup
- Epiglotitis
- Bronchiolitis
- Bronchiectasis
- On
examination of a specimen the lung showed exudation of inflammatory cells
with displacement of air .This is a pathologic feature of
- Bronciectasis
- Bronchial
asthma
- Lobar
pneumonia
- Bronchitis
- At the end
of a 48 hours fast the substance likely to be involved in the formation of
blood glucose would be
- Muscle
glycogen
- Liver
glycogen
- Aminoacid
- Acetoacetate
- The test
commonly used to follow up patients to check for response of treatment in
syphilis is
- FTAbs
- VDRL
- Microheamglutination
- TPI
- In brain the
breakdown of L-DOPA is prevented by
- Deprinyl
- Pyridoxine
- Haloperidol
- Bromocriptine
- Selective
reuptake inhibitor of serotonin but not norepinephrine is by
- Protryptiline
- Flouxetine
- Meprotriline
- Amytrptiline
- Presence of
sensation without the presence of a stimuli would refer to
- Delusion
- Hallucination
- Illusion
- Projection
- Spider leg
appearance is seen in
- Polycystic kidneys
- Horse shoe
kidney
- Angiomyolipoma’s
- Renal TB
- PQLI would
include all of the following except
- IMR
- MMR
- Life
expectancy at 1 year
- Literacy
rate
- The
treatment of choice in otosclerosis is
- NaF
- Stapedectomy
- Cochlear
implant
- Antibiotics
- The response
to iron administration would be earliest seen by
- Increased
TIBC
- Increased
haemoglobin
- Reticulocytosis
- Increased
hematocrit
- Which of the
following is true in the nitrogen metabolism
- Ammonia is
the most important nitrogen containing substance in urine
- There is
breakdown and resynthesis of 56 gms of protein everyday
- The enzymes
aminotransferase and glutamate dehydrogenase are the main enzymes in the
formation of urea
- Excess of
aminoacid are used in the synthesis of proteins
- Methyl trap
which occurs due to vitamin B12 deficiency would be due to
- Methionine
metabolism is decreased
- Conversion
of glutamyl coA to Succinyl coA
- Conversion
of methyl coA to succinyl coA
- RNA is
extracted through which of the following
- Northern
blot
- Southern
blot
- Eastern
blot
- Western
blot
- X linked
inheritance is seen in all of the following except
- Fabry’s
disease
- G6PD
deficiency
- Myotonic
dystrophy
- Heamophilia
A
- All of the
following are true about ZES except
- Multiple
ulcers may be seen
- Ulcers at
unusual places may be seen
- Gastrin
level is increased
- Urease
breath test is positive
- In a 40 year
patient there was pleural fluid .Analysis of this fluid showed a protein
ratio of 0.38 and a LDH level of 125 U/L and LDH ratio of pleural fluid to
serum of 0.48. The most probable diagnosis is
- Ureamia
- Congestive
cardiac failure
- Sarcoidosis
- Pulmonary
embolism
- Horner
Trantas spots are seen in which of the following
- Trachoma
- Vernal
Cataarh
- Disciform
keratitis
- Fungal
infection
- Cromolyn’s
are used in the treatment of Asthma to prevent recurrecnces. The mechanism
of action is by
- Leukotreine
antagonist
- Beta 2
agonist
- Mast cell
stabilizer
- Inhibits
neutrophils
- Corneal
guttata is seen
- Fuch’s
endothelial dystrophy
- Senile
endothelial dystrophy
- Secondary
endothelial dystrophy
- Vitamin D
deficiency is associated with which of the following
- Anterior
capsular cataract
- Posterior
capsular cataract
- Zonular
cataract
- Nuclear
cataract
- Most
unstable vaccine is
- OPV
- BCG
- DPT
- Measles
- Addition of
detergent which causes disruption of phospholipid membrane in all of the
following except
- Polio virus
- Vaccinia
- Variola
- Eastern
equine encephalitis virus
- Anterior
uveitis is seen in which of the following
- Rheumatoid
arthritis
- Ankylosing
spondylitis
- HLA B27
- All of the
above
- All of the
following are dimorphic fungi except
- Blastomycosis
- Candida
- Coccidiodomycosis
- Histoplasmosis
- Which of the
following is true about IV administration of gamma globulin
- Should be
given slow IV because it induces anticomplementary activity
- Can be
safely given in IgA deficiency
- Known to
cause AIDS
- Large doses
in ITP cause remission
- Aschoff
nodules are seen in
- Rheumatoid
arthritis
- Rheumatic
fever
- SLE
- Sjogren’s
syndrome
- Raynouds
phenomenon is seen in all of the following except
- Scleroderma
- Beurgers
disease
- Thoraxic
outlet syndrome
- Vibratory
tool users
- Heamorhagic
cystitis is seen in use of
- Adriamycin
- Cyclophosphamide
- Bleomycin
- Busulphan
- Cardiac
toxicity is seen most in
- Bleomycin
- Adriamycin
- Methotrexate
- Busulphan
- Hepar
lobatum is associated with
- Hepatitis A
- Syphillis
- Yellow
fever hepatitis
- Dengue
- All of the
following arise from the ovum except
- Teratoma
- Struma
ovarii
- Krukenberg’s
- Dysgerminoma
- Endometrial
hyperplasia is seen to be associated with
- Cystic
terratoma
- Endodermal
tumor
- PCOD
- Sertoli
leydig cell tumor
- Endometrial
carcinoma is associated with all of the following except
- Obesity
- Multiparity
- Hypertension
- Diabetes
Mellitus
- A young male
presented with gynecomastia and was found to have 47 XXY. He is also
likely to have
- Decreased
levels of LH and FSH
- Estrogen
excess
- Azoospermia
- Progesternoe
excess
- All of the
following are seen in turners syndrome except
- Short
stature
- Mental
retardation
- Primary
amenorrhea
- Coarctation
of aorta
- Regulation
of registered medical practitioner is under the purview of
- State
medical health council
- Medical
council of India
- Health
welfare ministry
- Central
health ministry
- Somniferous
toxin is
- Dhatura
- Opium
- Belladona
- Cannabis
- Gastric
lavage is contraindicated in
- Carbolic
acid poisoning
- Sulphuric
acid poisoning
- Barbiturate
poisoning
- Benzodiazepine
poisoning
- Gall stone
is commonly impacted at
- Ileum
- Colon
- Stomach
- Rectum
- MTP act of
1971 provides for termination of pregnancy till what age
- 12 weeks
- 16 weeks
- 20 weeks
- 24 weeks
- Zero order
kinetics is followed by all of the following except
- Phenytoin
- Ethanol
- Barbiturates
- Salycilates
- Frequent
changes in glasses is associated with which of the following diseases
- Closed
angle glaucoma
- Open angle
glaucoma
- Senile
cataract
- Vitreus
heamorrage
- Increased
field of vision is associated with which of the following
- Yellow
- Blue
- White
- Green
- Cough is an
adverse effect seen in administration of which of the following
- Nifedipine
- Enalapril
- Prazocin
- Furesimide
- Drug which
can be safely used in pregnancy is
- Tetracycline
- Sulphonylurea
- Heparin
- Warfarin
- Cauliflower
ear is due to
- Otitis
externa
- Haematoma
of the ear
- Mastoiditis
- Congenital
- All of the
following are true about achondroplasia except
- Large skull
- Dwarfism
- Mental
retardation
- Short trunk
- Digoxin is
used in
- HOCM
- Atrial
fluttet
- Ventricular
arrhythmia’s
- Ectopics
- The
antibioitic which can be safely used in pregnancy is
- Tetracycline
- Ampicillin
- Streptomycin
- Sulphonomides
- Ototoxicity
is seen in all of the following except
- Ampicillin
- Streptomycin
- Kanamycin
- Gentamycin
- To
differentiate between supraventricular tachycardia and ventricular
tachycardia of aberrant conduction all the following points support the
latter except
- Wide QRS
>0.16 secs
- Carotid
massage causes a 2:1 block
- Oesophageal
leads show A-V dissociation
- Carotid
sinus massage produces
- Reflex
bradypnea
- Reflex
bradycardia
- Reflex
tachycardia
- Hyperpnea
- Cardiospasm
is
- Coronary
artery stenosis
- Presbyoesophagus
- Esophageal
webs
- Cricoid
narrowing
- Hirudin is
- Blood
coagulant
- Found in
human saliva
- Inhibits
thrombin
- Is an
antidote for heparin
- The
treatment of choice for resistant gonococcal infection is
- Erythromycin
- Benzathine
pencillin
- Benzylpencillin
- Ceftriaxone
- Theophylline
levels are increased by
- Ciprofloxacin
- Cotrimoxazole
- Erythromycin
- All of the
above
- Best muscle
relaxant effect is seen by
- Halothane
- Nitrous
oxide
- Ether
- Theophylline
- True about
halothane is
- Colourless
liquid stored in amber coloured bottles
- Used in
vaporizers like floutec
- Used in
neurosurgery
- All of the
above
- Regarding
Pentothal sodium is
- Amorphous
yellow powder
- General
anaesthetic
- Both A and
B
- Inhalational
anaesthetic
- True
regarding Ozeana is all of the following except
- More common
in females
- Unilateral
- Feotor is
essential feature
- Full of
greenish crusts
- Ectopic
pregnancy is more common seen in all of the following except
- IUCD use
- Adenomyosis
- Endometriosis
- Tuberculosis
- Genital
tuberculosis affects predominantly
- Uterus
- Ovary
- Fallopian
tubes
- Cervix
- In a
diabetic lady the head is delivered but there is difficulty to deliver the
shoulder. The condition that is likely suspected is
- Omphalocele
- Hydrocephalus
- Shoulder
dystocia
- Siamese
twins
- Carcinoma in
situ is treated by all of the following except
- Laser
ablation
- Cryosurgery
- Radical
hysterectomy
- Conization
- Calot’s
triangle is in relation to
- Right
hepatic artery
- Left
Gastric artery
- Right
gastric artery
- Cystic
artery
a I p p g . c o m
- Urokinase
and streptokinase are contraindicated in
- Malignancy
- A-V fistula
- Pulmonary
embolism
- Thrombophlebitis
- The 2nd
stage of labour is defined as
- Onset of
true labour pains to expulsion of fetus
- Complete
dilation of cervix to expulsion of fetus
- Labour
pains to expulsion of placenta
- Dilatation of
cervix to expulsion of placenta
- Early
deceleration is seen with
- Cord
compression
- Placental
hypoxia
- Head
compression
- None of the
above
- Best
(specific) assessment of foetal well being is by
- Biophysical
profile
- Oxytocin
challenge test
- Non stress
test
- Urinary
estradiol estimation
- Which of the
following precipitates an attack of glaucoma in a patient
- Dark
environment
- Atropine
- Sleep
- Timolol
- Prostaglandins
are generally not used in tocolysis because
- They are
terratogenic and cause fetal structural abnormalities
- They may
close the patent ductus arteriosis prematurely
- Cause
placental hypoxia
- None of the
above
- Engagement
refers to passage of
- Presenting
part through the inlet
- Passage of
occiput through inlet
- Passage of
greatest diameter of the presenting part through the inlet
- Passage of
presenting part through the outlet
- In a
diabetic patient post renal transplant there was decreased renal function
within one month All of the following could explain the cause except
- Acute
transplant rejection
- Uretric
rejection resulting in its obstruction
- Recurrence
of disease process
- Renal
artery stenosis
- The most
common cause of secondary hypertension in children is
- Renal
artery stenosis
- Adrenal
tumors
- Renal
disease
- Coarctation
of aorta
- Carcinoid
tumors of the GIT commonly are known to affect which of the following
valves
- Pulmonary
- Mitral
- Tricuspid
- Aortic
- All of the
following drugs are known to cause cholestatic jaundice except
- INH
- Chlorpromazine
- O.C.Pills
- Erythromycin
- Mid day meal
contains proteins and calories in
what proportions
- ½ proteins and ½ calories
- ½ proteins
and 1/3rd calories
- 1/3rd
proteins and 1/3rd calories
- 2/3rd
calories and 1/3rd proteins
- The optimum
calories to be provided by proteins should be
- 5-10%
- 10-15%
- 15-20%
- 20-30%
- If a drug is
given repeatedly at approximately the same time as its half life, after
hom many dosings will the drug achieve a steady state in plasma
- 2-3
- 4-5
- 8-9
- 6-8
- The most
common complication of H. Infleunza meningitis is
- Otitis
media
- Bronchopneumonia
- Orchitis
- Sub dural
effusion
- The factor
which is responsible for the virulence of H. Influenza is
- Potent
endotoxin
- Pili
- A rubital
and a ributol containing capsule
- Exotoxin
- Which of the
following features about campylobacter jejuni is true
- It releases
an enterotoxin
- Bloody
diarhea is rare
- Presents
within 6 hours of ingestion of contaminated food
- Organism
can be detected in stools
- The
polymorphous rash which develops due to exposure to light is due to what
wave length commonly
- 210-300
- 290-400
- 400-700
- 700-900
- The most
common cause of occupational skin cancer is
- UV rays
- Coal tar
- Aniline
dye’s
- Crysolite
- The causal
agent associated with mesothelioma is
- Lead
- Arsenic
- Asbestos
- Silica
- Vinyl
choride is known to cause which of the following
- Hepatoma
- Angiosarcoma
of the liver
- Angiosarcoma
of the kidney
- Small cell
carcinoma
- The
lymphatic spread is seen in all of the following except
- Terratoma
- Seminoma
- Squamous
cell carcinoma
- Basal cell
carcinoma
- Which of the
following is true regarding ESR
- Increased
in polycythemia
- Increased
in sickle cell anemia
- Useful in
monitoring the treatment response in temporal arteritis
- Decreased
in pregnancy
- Which of the
following is a T cell malignancy
- CML
- Hodgkins
disease
- Mycosis
fungoides
- Burkits
lymphoma
- Autoimmune
haemolytic anemia is seen in which of the following conditions commonly
- Hairy cell
leukaemia
- Chronic
myeloid leukaemia
- Chronic
lymphoid leukaemia
- Lymphomas
- The
phildelphia chromosome is classically associated with which of the
following
- CLL
- CML
- Burkits
lymphoma
- Hairy cell
leukaemia “AI PP G”. c om
- All of the
following are poor prognosticators except
- Mediastinal
tumors
- Leucocyte
count>100000 cells/cmm at the time of presentation
- Age between
2-10 years
- Aneuploidy
- The
treatment of choice in pancreatic abcess is
- Cystogastrostomy
- Cystoenterostomy
- External
drainage
- Antibiotics
- Chronic
pancreatitis is associated with all of the following except
- Calcification
of pancreatic duct
- Steatorrhea
- Bronze skin
discoloration
- Diabetes
mellitus
- Pyloric
stenosis is associated with all of the following except
- Weight loss
- Diarrhea
- Ramsteads
operation
- Hypokalemia
is seen
- Functions of
the amniotic fluid include
- Decreased
fetal weight
- Reduce
trauma to fetus
- Conjugate
and store hormones
- All of the
above
- True about
medullary carcinoma of thyroid is all of the following except
- Arises from
parafollicular cells
- APUD tumor
- Familial
association with parathyroid adenoma’s and pheochromocytoma’s
- Intense
lymphocytic infiltration
- Best
prognosis is seen in which of the following thyroid carcinoma’s
- Papillary
- Follicular
- Medullary
- Anaplastic
- KFD is
transmitted by
- Soft tick
- Hard tick
- Mosquito
- Body louse
- Supraclavicular
lymphnode involvement is commonly seen in
- Primary
lymphoma’s
- Stomach and
lung cancer
- Lateral 1/3rd
tumors of tongue
- Tumors of
the ear
- In a 48 year
old patient the serum osmolality was found to be low. His serum sodium was
120 meq/l. To make a diagnosis of SIADH which of the following would be
consistent
- Persistently
urine osmolality<300 mosm
- Serum
potassium 6 mmol/l
- Presents
with nocturia
- Collapse of
right apical lobe on X-Ray
- Uncinate
fits are commonly preceded by
- Visual
hallucinations
- Unpleasant
olfactory sensations
- Feeling of
unreality
- Auditory
hallucinations
- The
olfactory tract ends by passing through which of the following
- Medial
olfactory striae
- Lateral
olfactory striae
- Diagonal
band of broca’s
- Mondor’s
disease is
- Terratoma
of the mediastinum
- Thrombophlebitis
of the breast vessels
- Associated
with renal carcinoma
- None of the
above
- The origin
of the medial epiphyseal centre is
- 3 years
- 7 years
- 11 years
- 5years
- Which of the
following peptides antogonizes the actions of insulin
- Neuropeptide
Y
- Growth
hormone
- Substance P
- Vasoactive
intestinal peptide
- The
discovery of the small pox vaccination is credited to
- Pasteur
- Jenner
- Lister
- Koch
- The
audiometry in noise induced hearing loss would show a dip at what
frequency
- 2000 Hz
- 1000 Hz
- 3000 Hz
- 4000 Hz
- The
treatment of choice in otosclerosis is
- NaF
- Stapedectomy
- Cochlear
implant
- Antibiotics
- Epiphyseal
dysgenesis is seen in which of the following
- Hypoparathyroidism
- Hyperparathyroidism
- Hypothyroidism
- Hyperthyroidism
- A farmer
after several hours after entering his farm develops fever myalgia and
dyspnea. All of the following are true about his disease except
- PFT would
reveal a restrictive pattern
- Precipitating
antibodies can be confirmative
- Thermophilic
actinomycetes can be the causative agent
- Immediate
IgE is not associated with this disease process
- Social
pathology would refer to
- Determinants
of disease in community
- Frequency
of disease in community
- Type of
disease in community
- Relation
between disease and social pathology
- KF rings are
found in
- Heamochromatosis
- Wilson’s
disease
- Diabetes
Mellitus
- Rheumatoid
arthritis
- Epidemic
typhus is caused by
- R. typhii
- R.
prowazaki
- R. akari
- R.
Rickettsiae
- Which of the
following can be found in chronic active hepatitis
- HbsAg positive
HbsAb negative
- HbsAg
negative HbcAb positive and HbsAb negative
- HbsAg
negative HbsAg positive
- HbsAg
positive HbcAb negative
- All of the
following are included as causes of maternal death except
- Following
abortion
- During
lactation 1st month
- During lactation
8th month
- During the
last trimester due to APH
- PQLI would
include all of the following except
- IMR
- MMR
- Life
expectancy at 1 year
- Literacy
rate
- Inspite of
use of tocolytics there were labour pains, to increase the fetal lung
maturity the drug to be used is
- Methyldopa
- Propranolol
- Insulin
- Betamethasone
- True about
spina bifida and anencephaly is all of the following except
- May be
familial
- Always
caused by toxin
- Can be
reliably diagnosed by ultrasound and AFP levels
- Associated
with hydramnios
- TB cases can
be detected in mass populations by which of the following
- Sputum AFB
- Tuberculin
- Sputum
culture
- MMR
- A
technologist forgets iodine fixation step while doing the gram stain
preparation of a ataphylococci containing specimen. The organisms would
appear
- Pink
- Blue
- The
organisms would be washed off the slide
- Colourless
- Retinitis
pigmentosa would affect
- Rods
predominantly
- Cones
predominantly
- Both
equally
- Rods only
- Cyclic
trends are seen in which of the following
- Rabies
- Measles
- Cholera
- Hepatitis
- Most labile
vaccine is
- OPV
- Measles
- BCG
- DPT
- Which of the
following are true about ANP
- Increased
blood pressure
- Increased
GFR
- Increased
sodium reabsorption
- Causes
decreased sodium secretion
- Basophilic
stippling is seen which of the following cells
- Neutrophils
- RBC’s
- Basophils
- Eosinophils
- Median is
defined as
- The most
repeatable value in a sequence
- Core value
in a randomly arranged set of values
- The mid
value in a set of values arranged in ascending or descending way
- Sum of all
the value divided by the number of variables
- All of the
following about turners syndrome are true except
- Amennorhea
- Mental
retardation
- Short
stature
- Coarctation
of aorta
- True
regarding cystic hygroma is
- Is a type
of cavernous hemangioma
- Is
brilliantly translucent
- Is due to
defect in 2nd arch
- Genetic
counselling is helpful in decreasing the incidence of
- AIDS
- Coronary
artery disease
- Sickle cell
disease
- Cleft
palate
- Blood supply
of nasal mucosa is through
- Mostly
Internal carotid artery
- Mostly
external carotid artery
- Only
internal carotid artery
- Only external
carotid artery’
- True about
cerebellum is
- Is largely
a negative output from the cortex
- Has a
inhibitory tone on the muscle
- Causes
conscious motor activity
- The deep
cerebellar nuclei have a predominantly a excitatory output
- Dapsone is
useful in all of the following except
- Dermatitis
herpetiformis
- Mycetoma
- Lymphoma
- Leprosy
- Space spray
is
- Malathion
- Pyrethrum
- DDT
- Chlorfos
- Index case
is defined as
- The 1st
case to start the epidemic
- The 1st
case to come to the notice of the investigator
- The 1st
confirmed case responsible for the epidemic
- The common
problem seen in tracheostomy in children is
- Vocal cord
granuloma
- Decannulation
- Vocal cord
paralysis
- Tracheal
stenosis
- Regarding
surfactant all of the following are true except
- Composed of
phosphosphingolipids
- Decreased
compliance
- Secreted by
type II cells
- Prevents
lung collapse
- True
regarding atopic dermatitis is
- Can be
reliably diagnosed by history of atopy and pruritus and the clinical
features
- Involves
the extensor aspect in adults
- Is an
autoimmune process
- Ingestion of
eggs with the passage of the larva to the lungs is the life cycle seen in
- Strongoloides
stercoralis
- Ankylostoma
duodenale
- Ascaris
- Shistosomiasis
- In the life
cycle of anopheles mosquito the humans are
- Accidental
hosts
- Intermediate
host
- Definitive
host
- Obligatory
hosts
- Accole forms
are seen in
- P.vivax
- P.
falciparam
- P.malraie
- P.ovale
- The root
values of the pudendal nerve is
- S1,2,3
- S4
- L1,2,3
- L2,3,4
- The most
common complication of H. Infleunza meningitis is
- Otitis
media
- Bronchopneumonia
- Orchitis
- Sub dural
effusion
- Aschoff
nodules are seen in
- Rheumatoid
arthritis
- Rheumatic
fever
- SLE
- Sjogren’s
syndrome
- The optimum
calories to be provided by proteins should be
- 5-10%
- 10-15%
- 15-20%
- 20-30%
- False
regarding embrolyologic development is
- Fossa
ovalis is from primary septum
- Septum
fossa ovalis is from ostium secundum
- Foramina
venereum is arising form the interventricular septum
- Foramina
venereum is arising form the left side