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A patient has been allegedly bitten by cobra snake. The venom in such a bite would be: | D i.e. Neurotoxic | 4 | Musculotoxic | Vasculotoxic | Cardiotoxic | Neurotoxic | Forensic Medicine | null | 800719a6-96c8-4dda-83d3-0cb01f9c2146 | multi |
Uncommon cause of upper GI bleed ? | Ans. is 'd' i.e.Carcinoma stomach | 4 | Varices | Erosive gastritis | Peptic ulcer | Carcinoma stomach | Surgery | null | a6099a77-075b-489a-8fb8-2eb4a58f1ebe | single |
A person comes in contact with other. This is called | A i.e. Locard's principle | 1 | Locard principle | Quetlets rule | Petty's principle | None of the above | Forensic Medicine | null | dd34a7c9-5833-4b0e-8414-b2d1acf5b08e | multi |
Recommendation of shrivasthava committe was- | Recommendations creation of bands of para-professional and semi-professional health workers from within the community itself establishment of 2 cadres of health workers development of a referral service complex establishment of medical and health education commission for family planning and implementing the reforms (re... | 2 | Abolition of private practice | Creation of multipurpose health workers | Creation of PHC | All of the above | Social & Preventive Medicine | Health education & planning | e0cd8d4c-2ff1-44cb-8049-ecfd3e1a31e4 | multi |
Which of the following structure is present in posterior axillary wall? | Subscapular aery | 3 | Thoracodorsal aery | Long thoracic nerve of bell | Subscapular aery | Axillary aery | Anatomy | null | 0adb4b70-a529-4f1a-b27a-53a77d1c6e46 | multi |
A 45 years of female comes in OPD with a complaint of lump in right breast. On examination a lump of 5 x 5 cm is palpated. On general examination of the axilla lymph nodes are found to be normal in size, consistency and texture. What is the MOST likely diagnosis? | A clinically normal axilla with a large tumour may be indicative of breast sarcoma, lymph node metastasis is uncommon. "Leiomyosarcomas are locally aggressive tumours and when they metastasize, it occur through hematogenous route". "Leiomyosarcoma include malignant fibrous histiocytoma and angiosarcoma". Ref: Breast Ca... | 3 | Ductal carcinoma | Comedo carcinoma | Angiosarcoma | Lobular carcinoma | Surgery | null | a91a8151-b065-44e1-a36c-a30b288e2469 | single |
In alcohol withdrawal delirium drug of choice is | B i.e. ChlordiazepoxideTreatment of alcohol withdrawal delirium:Patients withdrawing from alcohol who exhibit withdrawal phenomena should receive a 25 to 50 mg of chlordiazepoxide every 2 to 4 hours until they seem to be out of danger.Once the delirium appears, 50 to 100 mg of chlordiazepoxide should be given every 4 h... | 2 | Benzodiazepine | Chlordiazepoxide | Lithium | Haloperidol | Psychiatry | null | f4ec5bfd-e4d2-4729-8da2-269afa13af38 | single |
The force of muscle contraction can be increased by all of the following except: | Action potential follows an all or none law. When sufficient amplitude is reached to produce a motor response, increasing the amplitude fuher will not have any effect on the motor response. Ref: Review of Medical Physiology by William F Ganong, 19th Edition Page 70 ; Biomechanics and Biology of Movement By Benno Maurus... | 3 | Increasing the frequency of activation of motor units | Increasing the number of motor units activated | Increasing the amplitude of action potentials in the motor neurons | Recruiting larger motor units | Physiology | null | 6d4f9ebf-d358-4769-9f1e-c2aa218f3de6 | multi |
In which condition interna! podalic version is done- | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Transverse lie in 2nd twins "Internal version is hardly indicated in singleton pregnancy in present day obstetric practice. Its only indication being the transverse lie in case of the second baby of twins". | 1 | Transverse lie in 2nd twins | Breech presentation | Both | null | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | Multiple Pregnancy | b8d9b39b-3bb3-466c-b270-df11532fb9e6 | multi |
Large discrete ulcers in esophagus are seen in | Oesophagitis including HIV and CMV oesophagitis usually manifest as one or more large ovoid or diamond-shaped ulcers. | 4 | Achalasia cardia | Plummer Vinson syndrome | Esophageal carcinoma | CMV esophagitis | Radiology | Gastrointestinal Radiology | af8f0ee8-e5eb-40af-b540-d44ad02dce90 | single |
Carcinoid tumour is most common in | Answer is D (Appendix); Antong, the given option the most common site of carcinoid tumour is appendix. Carcinoid tumor location, Frequency of Metastases, and Association with the Carcinoid Syndrome Site Location (% of Total) Incidence of Metastases Incidence of Carcinoid Syndrome Foregut Esophagus <0.1 - - Stomach 4.6 ... | 4 | Esophagus | Stomach | Jejunum | Appendix | Medicine | null | d6efb138-fb61-44fa-bbd9-19add4bc81ae | single |
Mr X is a 70-year-old male who presents with a one-year history of progressive ataxia, urinary incontinence and memory loss. He is otherwise asymptomatic. He has no significant past medical history and is not on any medication. What is the most likely diagnosis? | Normal pressure hydrocephalus: TRIAD: Progressive ataxia, urinary incontinence and memory loss (Dementia) INCREASED production of CSF at night time so ventricles get dilated along with the neighboring structures. In order to counter attack the pressure, the ventricular system gets dilated but this dilation might push t... | 1 | Normal pressure hydrocephalus | Cerebellar astrocytoma | Lewy body dementia | Multiple sclerosis | Medicine | Raised ICP and Brain death | c4b3f43a-bcd1-4002-b997-58a6060733e3 | single |
Carriers are not seen in: | The answer 'A' is based on the feedback from our users and verification by our Toppers.Note: the explanation below is based on earlier answer option 'C' Ans is 'a i.e. Measles Note-A few points about measlesMeasles virus has only one serotypeIt can't survive outside the human body for any length of timeOnly source of i... | 1 | Measles | Meningitis | Diphtheria | Typhoid | Unknown | null | cda10d40-8505-469e-b9bc-a405b78cf70f | single |
Which of the following is not approved for treatment of leprosy? | Rifampicin is combined with dapsone to treat paucibacillary leprosy. Rifampicin and clofazimine are combined with dapsone to treat multibacillary leprosy. A single dose of combination therapy has been used to cure single lesion paucibacillary leprosy: rifampicin (600 mg), ofloxacin (400 mg), and minocycline (100 mg). A... | 3 | Ofloxacin | Minocycline | Azathioprine | Rifampicin | Dental | Bacterial infections | c0cb77f5-7640-4ee6-8729-85a61851b7f0 | single |
Which of the following drugs is currently widely used in treating opioid-dependent individuals? | null | 2 | Codeine | Methadone | Alphaprodine | Pentazocine | Pharmacology | null | 47da19b3-8579-47bb-844f-b2b72cde721b | single |
Late complication of Acetabular fracture: | *Early complication include sciatic nerve injury and iliofemoral venous thrombosis. Among late complication the common problem is development of secondary osteoahritis.other possible problems include Avascular necrosis of femoral head, Heterotopic ossification and joint stiffness. Early complications: 1-Venous Thromboe... | 1 | Avascular necrosis of head of femur | Avascular necrosis of lilac crest | Fixed deformity of the hip joint | Secondary osteoahritis of hip joint | Orthopaedics | Pelvis and Hip injuries | 87a3593b-3a65-429e-b1a2-4a6e86410ad8 | single |
AFP is raised in | Serum AFP levels are elevated In >70% of patients with HCC In 85-90% of patients with hepatoblastoma Ref : Sabiston 20th edition Pgno :1464 | 2 | 100% of hepatoblastoma | 90% of hepatoblastoma | 100% of HCC | 90% of HCC | Anatomy | G.I.T | 6d9c4062-8264-44bd-84f1-514f4554957f | single |
Mestranol acts as contraceptic by | null | 1 | Inhibiting FSH secretion | Inhibiting tubal motility | Inhibiting ascent of sperm | Inhibiting Implantation | Social & Preventive Medicine | null | 731357b9-db07-49b8-b32b-f45a56b130af | single |
Rabies can be transmitted by all of the following routes except - | <p> RABIES:- Rabies, an acute highly fatal viral disease of CNS caused by Lyssavirus type 1( neurotropic RNA virus). Mode of transmission- Deep bite/ scratch by an infected animal. Dogs are the main host and transmitter if rabies. Transmission can also occur when infectious material usually saliva comes into direct con... | 3 | Aerosol | Bites | Ingestion | Licks | Social & Preventive Medicine | Communicable diseases | 2a3d633d-14b0-4721-953b-d3b18e5783c3 | multi |
To prevent exercise induced bronchial asthma drug used is - | null | 1 | Sodium chromoglycate | Ipratropium bromide | Terbutaline | Epinephrine | Medicine | null | d37a62ea-64bf-449d-be39-9f1642529a22 | single |
Which is the most likely to cause pulp necrosis? | To have pulp space infection, the pulp must first become necrotic. This will occur in a fairly serious injury in which displacement of the tooth results in severing of the apical blood vessels. | 3 | Subluxation | Extrusion | Avulsion | Concussion | Dental | null | 657ea43f-d62f-4231-b123-42b4d299e836 | single |
All of the following statements about Bater Syndrome and Gitelman's Syndrome are true, except: | Answer is C (Genetic defect in Bater Syndrome involves the transpo proteins in the distal tubule) Genetic defect in Bater Syndrome is located in the thick ascending limb of the loop of Henle. Features Bater Syndrome Gitelman's Syndrome (Mimics Loop Diuretics) (Mimics Thiazide Diuretics) Inheritance * Autosomal recessiv... | 3 | Autosomal Recessive Inheritance | Bater Syndrome Presents earlier in life than Gitelman's Syndrome | Genetic defect in Bater Syndrome involves the transpo proteins in the distal tubule | Hypercalciuria is more common in Bater Syndrome | Medicine | null | 7cfb346d-bfc8-4659-a86a-c928cc911546 | multi |
TRUE statement regarding childhood malignancy is – | Childhood malignancies
i) Most common tumor in childhood is leukaemias especially acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.
ii) Second most common tumor → Brain tumors
iii) Third most common tumor → Lymphomas
iv) Fourth most common tumor → Neuroblastoma
v) Fifth most common tumors →Wilms tumor
Most of these tumors occur below... | 3 | Wilm's tumour is the commonest | AML is the most common malignancy | Neuroblastoma arises in the first 4 years | None of the above | Pediatrics | null | cc7934fd-f910-4190-9096-4ef31aeec584 | multi |
A classical expansile lytic lesion in the transverse process of a vertebra is seen in: | (b) Aneurysmal bone cystLytic Lesion in Posterior Element of Vertebrae (i.e. spinous process, transverse process, and pedicle) Expansile and Purely lytic, Aneurysmal Bone Cyst, Non-expansile and partly or extensively ossified, Osteoblastoma Body of vertebra is involved in GCT | 2 | Osteosarcoma | Aneurysmal bone cyst | Osteoblastoma | Metastasis | Orthopaedics | Metastatic Bone Disease | fc29b327-c03e-4a46-ac86-adebb3b9466d | single |
Maxillary sinus drains into ? | Middle meatus | 2 | Inferior meatus | Middle meatus | Superior meatus | Sphenoethmoidal recess | Anatomy | null | a6a31bb6-cf51-4130-a26d-eea637a325eb | single |
A 25 year old male patient complains of gap between his upper and lower front teeth. He was found to have an anterior open bite of 5 mm along with a tongue thrusting habit. Which speech difficulty is this patient most likely to suffer from? | null | 2 | Distortion | Lisp | Difficulty in production of linguo-alveolar stops | Difficulty in production of labio-dental fricatives | Dental | null | 0cf46696-767f-4eec-a83b-40ccfbd851a9 | single |
A girl aged 20 yrs complains of headache While studying. Her vision is found to be normal. An of the following should be fuher evaluated except | History taking should be done To know Onset , duration ,progression of headache,severity Pervious any similar episodes in the past Family history of headache Personal diet menstrual history Any drug abuses Any history hypeension or DM, epilepsy,TB should be ruled out Fuher general examination should be done to rule out... | 3 | Family history of headache | Menstrual history | Self woh | Her interest in studies | Medicine | C.N.S | 1cba60cc-b809-4a36-b647-529b5c9249d4 | multi |
Hot nodule in liver scan is due to(NOT RELAVENT TO PHARMACOLOGY) | 50% of the focal nodular hyperplasia shows presence of Kupfer cells (phagocytes). So uptake of sulphur colloid is noted in these lesions. No uptake is seen in HCC, hepatic adenoma and metastases | 2 | Hepatic adenoma | Focal nodular hyperplasia | Metastasis | HCC | Pharmacology | All India exam | ef20a824-c652-490b-9ced-faf4a716d430 | single |
Echolalia is a recognised feature of : | A. i.e. Catatonic schizophrenia | 1 | Catatonic schizophrenia | Anorexia nervosa | Alzheimer's disease | All | Psychiatry | null | d9c5e1fd-08de-4fa5-9953-6b39d8f63ceb | multi |
Nitric oxide is synthesised from: | NO is synthesized from l-arginine by the enzyme nitric oxide synthase (NOS). There are three different types of NOS: endothelial (eNOS), neuronal (nNOS), and inducible (iNOS). eNOS and nNOS are constitutively expressed at low levels and can be activated rapidly by an increase in cytoplasmic Ca2+. iNOS, in contrast, is ... | 4 | Cysteine | Cystine | Methionine | Arginine | Pathology | null | 837386f8-556e-49b9-b174-e3ad5b913c46 | single |
A person on total parenteral nutrition was given 62.5 g of protein. Calculate the amount of nitrogen present in this amount of protein. | Approximately, Nitrogen contributes to 16% of proteins 100 gm of protein contains 16 gm of nitrogen. So, 62.5 gm of protein will contain, 62.5 X 16/100 gm of nitrogen, i.e. 10 gm of nitrogen. Extra Edge: Formula for calculating the nitrogen balance of patients: Nitrogen balance = Nitrogen intake - Nitrogen loss = (Prot... | 3 | 32 g | 6.25 g | 10 g | 100 g | Biochemistry | Glycine Metabolism Detail | 84c8a1e0-09b2-47fc-9d34-1ad7e5cc3f82 | single |
Incest is: | Intercourse within blood relation Incest Intercourse with children Pedophilia Intercourse with a married woman, other than his spouse Adultery Intercourse with lower animal Bestiality Female homosexuals Tribadism/ lesbianism Adultery- not liable for criminal prosecution but can be used as a ground for divorce or dissol... | 1 | Intercourse with blood relation | Intercourse with children | Intercourse with friends | Intercourse with a married woman | Forensic Medicine | Sexual offences | f3b56c4a-cf43-4e70-abe2-2452742ee667 | single |
A diabetic female on INH and Rifamipicin for TB developed DVT. She was staed on warfarin, PT is not raised, and next step should be | Refer KDT Anticoagulant effect of warfarin is assessed by the measurement of prothrombin time Failure of elevation of PT indicates the decreased effect of warfarin Rifamipicin is the most effective drug for tuberculosis Acenococumarin is also an oral anticoagulant Effect of warfarin stas in 4-5days However heparin need... | 4 | Increase the dose of warfarin | Replace warfarin with Acenococumarin | Switch Ethambutol for Rifampicin | Use LMV heparin | Pharmacology | Respiratory system | 4656732b-9969-4dd3-b33f-aa6ccc996b9c | multi |
If the tooth is cut without removal of any part of crown or root is: | • Root Resection / Amputation is removal of root without removal of any crown portion
• In Hemisection one root with its corresponding crown portion is cut and removed
• In bicuspidisation the molar is simply cut without removal of any part of crown or root.
Hemisection and bicuspidisation are suitable for mandibular m... | 2 | Hemisection | bicuspidisation | Amputation | Coronosection. | Dental | null | c50612dc-0e07-4e4a-b9cd-9383b17c822c | single |
29 years female, G2 P1A1 with 16 weeks amenorrhoea, lower abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding, ultrasonography shows snow storm appearance. What is the most feasible method of treatment- | Ans. is 'd' i.e., Suction evacuation o 29 yrs female with amenorrohea of 16 weeks with lower abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding and snow storm appearance on usg gives us a diagnosis of kydatidiform mole.o The most preferred definitive treatment in case of hvdatidiform mole in almost all cases is suction evacuation.It ... | 4 | Misoprostol administration | Hysterectomy | Mifepristone | Suction evacuation. | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | Choriocarcinoma | ca67f032-bc80-4307-ac97-5adca543816b | single |
Flutamide is used in CA - | Ans. is 'b' i.e., Prostate Flutamideo It is a nonsteroidal drug.o Has antiandrogenic but no other hormonal activity-.o Its active metabolite 2-hydroxyflutamide competitively blocks androgen action on accessory sex organs as well as on pituitary - inceases LH secretion by blocking feed back inhibition - testosterone sec... | 2 | Cervix | Prostate | Kidneys | Liver | Pharmacology | Anti-Neoplastic Agents | c0327503-5730-45c8-aef3-8f20b3326bee | single |
Mycosis fungoides affects - | The histological hallmark of the mycosis fungoides is the presence of the Sezary-Lutzner cells. These are CD4 helper T cells. | 1 | T Cells | B Cells | NK Cells | K Cells | Pathology | null | aba606c3-592a-48eb-86e8-09a0f6095769 | single |
The intrapleural pressure is negative both during inspiration and expiration because: | B i.e. Thoracic cage and lungs are elastic structures | 2 | Intrapulmonary pressure is always negative | Thoracic cage and lungs are elastic structure | Transpulmonary pressure determines the negativity | All | Physiology | null | 287749f6-8c59-4935-b680-b79a331530b5 | multi |
After giving a nerve block what is the sequence of Recovery of sensation in nerve. | null | 2 | Pain> Temperature> Touch > Proprioception>skeletal muscle tone(SMT) | SMT>proprioception>touch>temperature>pain | SMT>proprioception>temperature>touch>pain | It is random | Physiology | null | 7c6dabbe-d927-4de2-a760-4d44787b7556 | single |
If a patient requests his medical records, they should be provided to the patient within what period of time? | Ans. is 'd' i.e., 30 days * The patient can request his medical records, which normally should be provided to the patient within 30 days. This is a national standard.* The medical provider can extend the 30 days to a total of 60 days for good cause. The patient has to pay for the cost of copies and postage.* Others who... | 4 | 7 days | 15 days | 21 days | 30 days | Forensic Medicine | Law & Medicine, Identification, Autopsy & Burn | 72873a42-6f12-4149-aa22-a955f041d83f | single |
All of the following are true about break point chlorination, except – | Principles of chlorination
Water should be clear and free from turbidity. Turbidity impedes efficient chlorination.
The chlorine demand of the water should be estimated. It is the amount of chlorine that is needed to destroy bacteria and to... | 3 | Free chlorine is released in water after break point chlorination | Chlorine demand is the amount needed to kill bacteria, oxidize organic matter and neutralize ammonia | 1 ppm free chlorine should be present in water after break point has reached | Contact period of 1 hour is necessary | Social & Preventive Medicine | null | 261250c9-a54b-4143-a192-755ca50b7b39 | multi |
Calculate water deficit for 50 kg male with Na=160 meg | Ans. is 'b' i.e., 2.9L half normal saline | 2 | 2.9 L hypeonic saline | 2.9 L half normal saline | 1.5 L 5% dextrose in water | 1.5 L 10% dextrose in water | Medicine | null | 11985383-5f0a-4f6f-b392-777699ee463a | single |
The carpal tunnel contains all of the following impoant structures EXCEPT | The tendon of flexor carpi radialis passes through a tunnel created by a fascial slip on the roof of flexor retinaculum.It passes neither superficial nor deep to the flexor retinaculum, it is actually embedded within the retinaculum. Median nerve, flexor pollicis longus and flexor digitorum superficialis all pass deep ... | 3 | Median Nerve | Flexor pollicis longus | Flexor carpi radialis | Flexor digitorum superficialis | Anatomy | Muscles of arm and forearm region & Cubital fossa | 228d2ba5-8ded-4032-b841-af5959c69428 | multi |
Which of the following nerves lies closest to the Whaon's duct - | Ans. is 'b' i.e., Lingual | 2 | Hypoglossal | Lingual | Chorda tympani | Facial | Surgery | null | f083b414-f41d-4053-8b2d-0c552f272cf8 | single |
" Polychromatic luster" is a feature of | Ans. d (Complicated cataract) (Ref. Basak's ophthalmology 2nd ed., 181)COMPLICATED CATARACTS# It is a complication of any protracted intraocular inflammation, especially heterochromia, chronic iridocyclitis, retinal vasculitis, and retinitis pigmentosa.# Complicated cataract results from a disturbance of the lens metab... | 4 | Nuclear cataract | Cortical cataract | Zonular cataract | Complicated cataract | Ophthalmology | Lens | 3dfb1095-7d16-4f4e-94fb-c4c1f89a11b2 | single |
All are true about non-bacterial thrombotic endocarditis, except ? | Ans. is 'b' i.e., Vegetation > 5 mm Nonbacterial thrombotic endocarditis (NBTE) NBTE is characterized by the deposition of small sterile thrombi on the leaflets of the cardiac valves. The lesions are small, ranging from 1 mm to 5 mm. They occur singly or multiply along the lines of closure of leaflet or cusps. They are... | 2 | Cause emboli | Vegetation > 5 mm | No inflammatory reaction | Locally nondestructive | Pathology | null | 47dbe22c-1534-409c-b931-1da8b8225013 | multi |
Poor wound healing may be due to all of the following except - | Ans. is 'c' i.e., Young Age Factors that adversely affect wound healing Local o Abnormal blood supply (ischemia due to arterial disease or impaired venous drainage, e.g. arteriosclerosis, varicose veins) o Infection o Presence of foreign material, necrotic tissue or excessive blood (hematoma) o Movement in injured area... | 3 | Smoking | Excessive tension on sutures | Young age | Diabetes | Surgery | General Management of Wounds | c38c3524-d0d6-448a-be21-246ba91aba3d | multi |
Most common symptom present in undisturbed ectopic | Ans. is a i.e. Pain in lower abdomen | 1 | Pain in lower abdomen | Amenorrhea | Bleeding P/V | Fainting attack | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null | a2b40f72-6a27-4161-a11e-b8abd0c59cc7 | single |
Sjogren syndrome is characterized by all except | Answer- B. Excessive salivationSjogren syndrome is a chronic disease characterized by dry eyes (keratoconjuctivitis sicca) and dry mouth (xerostomia) resulting from immunological mediated destruction of the lactimal and salivary gland.ExtraglandularRaynaud's phenomenonVasculititisAhralgia/AhritisLymphadenopathylymphoma... | 2 | Keratoconjunctivitis sicca | Excessive salivation | Splenomegaly | Lymphoma | Pathology | null | 9f33ee46-603f-4d3f-afc3-94aa7c484384 | multi |
Common complications of IOL lens are except: | A i.e. 6 weeks Refraction & prescription of glasses is done after 1-2 weeks in phacoemulsification and 6-8 weeks in extracapsular cataract extractionQ If preoperatively the eye was emmetropic, a power of +10DQ is required to correct hypermetropia (not +16D, because the glasses are placed in front of eye) While in ametr... | 1 | Corneal dystrophy | Glaucoma | Anisocoria | Macular edema | Ophthalmology | null | 797c6687-500c-4c62-9a36-68c7d407faf2 | multi |
Which of the following changes is false regarding a normal pregnancy? | In pregnancy there is a relative iodine deficiency and increased renal excretion. Ref: Karla Philip, 33rd Edition, Page 304 | 3 | Fall in free T4/T3 in 3rd trimester | TSH falls in the first and second trimester but increases in the third trimester | TSH rises in the first and second trimester but falls in the third trimester | There is an increase in Thyroid binding globulin | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null | fba95b32-34e2-4620-bf58-1f2ab4008123 | multi |
What lies at midinguinal point? | MID INGUINAL POINT Midpoint of line joining anterior superior iliac spine to pubic symphysis. Femoral aery, continuation of external iliac aery, begins behind the inguinal ligament at the midinguinal point. Deep ring- oval opening in fascia transversalis.1.25 cm above mid inguinal point. Superficial ring: triangular ga... | 3 | Deep inguinal ring | Superficial inguinal ring | Femoral aery | Saphenous vein | Anatomy | Lower limb | f2fceaf5-93e8-4d84-aedd-17176867c657 | single |
True about dashboard injury: | Ans. :B > A (Lower pole of patella fracture); B (Posterior dislocation of hip C (Fracture lateral condyle femur); D(Fracture of head of femur) "In motor accident, the occupant of car is thrown forwards & his knee stikes against the dashboard; & the force is transmitted up the shaft, resulting in posterior dislocation o... | 2 | Lower pole of patella fracture | Posterior dislocation of hip | Fracture lateral condyle femur | Fracture of head of femur | Orthopaedics | Dislocation of Hip | 45875407-d648-406c-8399-f3fafb03b54e | multi |
Goblet cells in conjunctiva are least dens in which pa - | Goblets cells are least dense in upper temporal fornix. Ref: Wolfs 8th/e p.61 | 2 | Nasal | Temporal | Inferior | null | Ophthalmology | Conjunctiva | b7907dee-6562-477e-ba03-927d0139f01d | multi |
In which of the following trinucleotide repeat mutation occurs in coding regions of DNA? | In Huntington's disease CAG repeat mutation occurs in coding regions of DNA. | 2 | Myotonic dystrophy | Huntington's disease | Fragile x syndrome | Friedeich ataxia | Pathology | null | 8406c736-60dd-4ee3-a6cc-5bf0130531ab | single |
Which of the following drug causes least sedation? | Loratadine is a second-generation tricyclic H1 histamine antagonist which acts as a selective inverse agonist of peripheral histamine H1-receptors. As a "non-sedating" antihistamine, loratadine causes less sedation and psychomotor retardation than the older antihistamines because it penetrates the blood brain barrier t... | 4 | Hydroxazine | Phenergan | Chlopheneramine | Loratidine | Pharmacology | null | 83914485-a073-4925-96de-90a26fc24c30 | single |
All are true about listeria except: | Ans. is. 'c' i. e., Characteristic tumbling motility at 37degC | 3 | Gram positive | PALCAM agar is used for isolation | Characteristic tumbling motility at 37degC | Umbrella shaped growth | Microbiology | null | 81288057-a8bc-4f94-b8ed-225a89702e11 | multi |
MC ocular manifestation of mumps is | A i.e. Dacroadenitis Mumps Most common manifestation of mumps (in all age groups) is parotitis Q 2nd most common manifestation of mumps in postpubeal males is orchitis Q Aseptic meningitis is common manifestation of mumps in both children & adults. Most common ocular manifestation of mumps is dacryoadenitis Q | 1 | Dacrodenitis | Chorioretinitis | Anterior uveitis | Memb. conjunctivitis | Ophthalmology | null | e94301be-7768-4aeb-939c-ce084a17bc10 | single |
True about Giardia is - | Option 1 Agents of Traveller's diarrhea: Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (10-45%)- Single most impoant agent Enteroaggregative E. coli (5-35%)- Emerging enteric pathogen with worldwide distribution Campylobacter jejuni (5-25%)- More common in Asia Salmonella- Common in India Others- Aeromonas, Plesiomonas, and Vibrio ... | 1 | May cause traveller's diarrhea | Giardia inhabits mainly ileum | Trophozoites are infective to man | None of the above | Microbiology | Parasitology Pa 1 (Protozoology) | ab109f21-2978-4893-8648-ec63556cf796 | multi |
A new born with recurrent vomiting, cynosis after each feed is likely to be suffering from | Clinical features : The presence of maternal polyhyramnios and single umbilical aery should ale the pediatrician to look for atresia of the upper GIT.Association of congenital anomalies of veebrae, anorectal region,hea,kidneys or limbs should arouse suspicion.The newborn baby has excessive drooling ,saliva is frothy an... | 1 | Tracho oesophageal fistula | Tetrology of fallot | Congenital hyperophic pyloric stenosis | ARDS | Pediatrics | Gastrointestinal tract | bd0d99fd-d0f1-4d22-8c3b-9bce51642c92 | multi |
Synergistic muscle of right inferior oblique: | Ans. (B) Right Superior rectus Agonist-antagonist pairs are muscles of the same eye that move the eye in opposite directions. The agonist is the primary muscle moving the eye in a given direction. The antagonist acts in the opposite direction to the agonist. For example, the right lateral rectus is the antagonist to th... | 2 | Right Superior oblique | Right Superior rectus | Left Inferior rectus | Left superior rectus | Unknown | null | 926c8b58-16d1-4f8b-85f1-f78e03cb68bf | single |
Most common complication of supracondylar of the humerus : | Ans. is 'b' i.e. Cubitus Varus deformity Malunion is the commonest complication of a supracondylar fracture and results in a cubitus varus deformity alsok/a Gun stock deformity.*t/t: Corrected only for cosmetic reason, t/t is a supracondylar corrective osteotomy* (French osteotomy) | 2 | Brachial artery injury | Cubitus varus | Myositis - ossificans | VIC | Orthopaedics | Supracondylar Fracture | 1d8e1a9a-2790-43b4-89aa-a0156598d048 | single |
Grid" is a device which is used for: | Ans. Reducing scattered radiation | 1 | Reducing scattered radiation | Reducing patients exposure time | Reducing the contrast of the X-ray | All of the above | Radiology | null | 18946ed0-4d89-4934-9759-a657a1168cca | multi |
Propofol infusion syndrome all Except | Propofol infusion syndromeA lethal syndrome, associated with infusion of propofol for 48 hours or longerOccurs in children and critically illOccurs as a result of failure of free fatty acid metabolism and failure of the mitochondrial respiratory chain.Features are-cardiomyopathy with acute cardiac failure, metabolic ac... | 3 | Occurs with infusion of propofol for 48 hours or longer | Occurs in critically ill patients | Features are nausea and vomiting | Features are cardiomyopathy, hepatomegaly | Anaesthesia | All India exam | df79db93-0610-4499-bcb3-c9a140ebe69e | multi |
True about sertoli cell tumours of ovary are all EXCEPT: | (Secretes female hormones) (356-Shaw's 13th) (380-S14th)Sex-cord stromal tumours -* Granulosa-stromal cell tumours - theca cell tumours* Androblastoma - Sertoli-lcydig cell tumour* Gynandroblastoma (granulosa cell and arrhenoblastoma)* Unclassified* The embryonic sex cords may differentiate along the male line giving r... | 2 | Secrete male hormone | Secrete female hormones | Androblastomas | Gynandroblastoma | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | Miscellaneous (Gynae) | c6673ee1-8ef3-4e88-9fcd-7a6808bdc920 | multi |
Which of the following is a specific sign of fetal death characterized by overlapping of skull bones? | Ans. a (Spalding's sign) (Ref. Reddy FMT 23rd ed., p 87)Intrauterine fetal death# A specific sign of fetal death is absent cardia Somatic motion# Non specific signs of fetal death (not seen before 48 hours after death):- Spalding sign--overlapping fetal skull bones- 'Halo ' sign of head--due to scalp edema- Dolichoceph... | 1 | Spalding's sign | Buddha sign | Helmer's sign | Any of the above | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | Miscellaneous (Gynae) | 7c3404ff-077c-4f32-ba30-df61ce48ddc7 | multi |
Charcot leyden crystal seen in? | ANSWER: (A) Allergic rhinitisREF: Harrison's 18th ed chapter 60Repeat 2012 Session I (Microbiology)Charcot leyden crystals are derived from eosinophils . They are indicative of a disease involving eosinophilic inflammation or proliferation, such as is found in allergic reactions and parasitic infections. Charcot-Leyden... | 1 | Allergic rhinitis | Acute sinusitis | Nasal polyp | Acute tonsillitis | ENT | Rhinitis | 4e949516-6bb8-4ddb-99fb-8bef4dcafd89 | multi |
Which of the following is not a constituent of the succus entericus ? | Trypsin is formed from trypsinogen in the small intestine. It is not a constituent of the intestinal juice Intestinal juice or succus entericus- Small intestine-crypts of Lieberkuhn Enzymes present in the succus entericus are: Protein digestion: aminopeptidases ,carboxypeptidases. Erepsin: conves proteoses & peptones i... | 4 | Erepsin | Enterokinase | Invease | Trypsin | Physiology | Gastrointestinal System | 32bbb252-8371-4148-a512-7016c4f87d28 | single |
Leukotrienes cause all of the following, EXCEPT: | Principal Inflammatory Actions of Arachidonic Acid Metabolites (Eicosanoids) ACTION EICOSANOIDS Vasodilation PGI2 (prostacyclin), PGE1, PGE2, PGD2 Vasoconstriction Thromboxane A2, leukotrienes C4, D4, E4 Increased vascular permeability Leukotrienes C4, D4, E4 Ref: Robbins 8th edition Chapter 2. | 1 | Vasodilation | Vasoconstriction | Increased vascular permeability | None of the above | Pathology | null | 2b62508d-09ed-439b-97ef-e0d32c1ccbad | multi |
Menopause transition of a female is from: | Ans. is c, i.e. 40-51 yearsRef: Williams gynae 3rd/ed, p471Menopause:Transition is between 40-51 years.Average duration = 4-7 yearsAverage age of menopause = 41.5 years. | 3 | 30-49 years | 35-49 years | 40-51 years | 40-60 years | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | Miscellaneous (Gynae) | bdfe34a0-5a5c-4d59-bfa4-b053b50b53de | single |
Which is not a method of primordial prevention of diseases? | Identification of TB cases is a secondary method of prevention. The rest are primary method of prevention. Primordial prevention consists of actions and measures that inhibit the emergence of risk factors in the form of environmental, economic, social, and behavioral conditions and cultural patterns of living etc. For ... | 4 | Regular exercise | Abstinence from alcohol intake | Dietary change | Identification of cases of Tuberculosis | Social & Preventive Medicine | null | 22d80338-cfea-45cb-9618-e8141d298ee7 | single |
All are tuning fork tests except | Cold-air caloric test: This test is done when there is perforation of the tympanic membrane because irrigation with water in perforation is contraindicated. The test employs Dundas Grant tube, which is a coiled copper tube wrapped in cloth. The air in the tube is cooled by pouring ethyl chloride and then blown into the... | 2 | Schwaback test | Grants test | Rinne's test | Weber's test | ENT | Ear | ab5e66aa-3ae0-464b-8566-1d7083c6ba59 | multi |
Screening method of medullary carcinoma thyroid is: | Medullary Carcinoma Thyroid (MTC):
Neuroendocrine carcinoma arising from parafollicular ‘C’ cells of thyroid.
Parafollicular ‘C’ cells are derived from the ultimobranchial bodies and secrete calcitonin.
‘C’ Cells are concentrated superolaterally in thyroid lobes, from where MTC usually develops.
Most MTCs (75-80%) ari... | 1 | Serum calcitonin | Serum calcium | Serum alkaline phosphatase | Serum acid phosphatase | Surgery | null | 13bf7dd7-f0dc-4231-a7f4-8d7994b396d6 | single |
Naturally occurring local anesthetic:(1997) | aRef: KDT, 5th ed, p. 324 & 4th ed, p. 165 | 1 | Cocaine | Procaine | Lignocaine | Bupivacaine | Pharmacology | Anaesthesia | 357eafd3-1a98-4c67-a51e-7056512596b1 | multi |
A paicular genetic disorder appears in three consecutive generations of a family without any sex predilection. It was also noticed that phenotypically normal family members were having healthy offspring . What is the pattern of inheritance in this disorder? | The pattern of inheritance in this disorder is autosomal dominant. Points in our: Autosomal dominant disorders have a veical mode of transmission (individuals of two generations are affected-Parent and children affected) Genetic disorder has appeared in three consecutive generations of a family without any sex predilec... | 2 | Autosomal recessive | Autosomal dominant | Mitochondrial inheritance | Uniparenteral disomy | Pediatrics | Genetic and genetic disorders | 1df4d1c9-eed8-4fc8-b12a-b71bd1544ab7 | multi |
The muscles acting upon the temporomandibular joint for various actions are given below, EXCEPT? | The muscles acting upon the TMJ are primarily the muscles that generate the various movements associated with chewing; hence, these muscles are often called the muscles of mastication.Temporalis muscle: The temporalis muscle elevates the mandible.Masseter muscle: It elevates the mandible. It works functionally with the... | 2 | Temporalis muscle | Occipitofrontalis | Masseter muscle | Medial pterygoid muscle | Anatomy | null | 7820fb72-ce4a-4d83-8516-b51c484bc876 | multi |
Wave V in BERA corresponds to - | Ans- B Waves of BERA can be remembered by auditory pathway. WAVE 1-Distal part of 8th nerve WAVE 2-Proximal part of 8th nerve WAVE 3-Cochlear nucleus(lower pons) WAVE 4-Superior Olivary Nucleus WAVE 5-Lateral Lemniscus WAVE 6-Inferior colliculus WAVE 5 is most reliable most rhobust and reproducible and last wave to dis... | 2 | Inferior colliculus | Lateral lemniscus | Cochlear nucleus | Eighth-nerve | ENT | Assessment of Vestibular Function | 8da14f27-b678-473d-bc2d-e1e44e28d8a8 | single |
Absolute proof of monozygosity is determined by: | The most definite proof of monozygosity is DNA finger printing by DNA microprobe technique.
Summary of Determination of Zygosity | 1 | DNA finger printing | Intervening membrane layers | Sex of the babies | Reciprocal skin grafting | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null | cff1ccd7-e20f-4862-a217-0f45341a0d98 | single |
Thinnest pa of lens is | Lens capsule is a thin, transparent, hyaline membrane surrounding the lens which is thicker over the anterior than the posterior surface. The lens capsule is thickest at pre-equator regions(14u) and thinnest at the posterior pole (3u) Ref;A.K.Khurana; 6th edition; Page no:179 | 2 | Anterior pole | Posterior pole | Posterior capsule | Apex | Ophthalmology | Lens | 5e69a5de-ae21-4217-9cf1-8d3ecee9db9d | single |
Volume of the orbit is | Volume of the orbit is 30ml Orbit" can refer to the bony socket, or it can also be used to imply the contents. In the adult human, the volume of the orbit is 30 millilitres (1.06 imp fl oz; 1.01 US fl oz), of which the eye occupies 6.5 ml (0.23 imp fl oz; 0.22 US fl oz). Ratio of volume of orbit to eyeball is 4.5:1 Ref... | 4 | 120ml | 100ml | 60ml | 30ml | Ophthalmology | Anatomy, Development and clinical examination | ffbd4042-0698-4942-96c5-fb2824e9b32a | single |
Decoction is used in CHF associated with | Ref-Katzung 11/e p219 Digital should be for patients Who remain symptomatic even on diuretics and ACE inhibitor With hea failure who are in atrial fibrillation and acquire ventricular rate control NOTE: digitals is contraindicated in HOMC and higher output cardiac failure | 3 | HOCM(hyperophic obstructive cardiomyopathy) | High output failure | Atrial fibrillation with high ventricular rate | All of the above | Pharmacology | Cardiovascular system | 883479ad-f209-4a6e-9c1b-4b410b128cc5 | multi |
In a data collected from nitrogen wash-out method in a patient, volume of nitrogen was found to be 800 mL in his residual volume (RV). How much is the RV in this patient? | In all the respiratory volumes, 80% fraction is of nitrogen. Thus, if total nitrogen volume in the RV is 800 mL, then RV is 1000 mL. (80% of 1000 mL is 800 mL.) | 3 | 400 mL | 800 mL | 1000 mL | 1600 mL | Physiology | Respiratory System Pa 1 | ded94772-3fc7-4b1a-ae77-6c8b6945833a | single |
True about multipotential connective tissue cells is: | Multipotent connective tissue cells:
These cells have intermediate sensitivity.
These cells divide when there is a demand for more cells.
Eg: Endothelial cells, fibroblasts, mesenchymal cells. | 3 | These are most radiosensitive | These are most radioresistant | They have intermediate sensitivity | None of the above | Radiology | null | 2d521325-14ef-4779-be0a-03393ae033cc | multi |
First heart sound corresponds to: | The first heart sound (S1) includes mitral and tricuspid valve closure.
The First heart sound is associated with closure of the A-V Valves.
The Second heart sound Is associated with closure of the Aortic and Pulmonary Valves.
The Third heart sound occurs at the beginning of the middle third of diastole. Occasionally ... | 2 | Mitral valve opening | Mitral valve closing | Aortic valve closing | None of the above | Medicine | null | f44ecbef-53c3-46cd-894e-68eff05ebde6 | multi |
Factors precipitating Hepatic encephalopathy include all EXCEPT | null | 2 | Infection | Magnesium Trisilicate therapy | Hypokalaemia | Gastrointestinal bleeding | Medicine | null | cdd4e0da-31ce-4d33-a081-246b9fb2387a | multi |
A 26-years women presents with a palpable thyroid nodule, and needle biopsy demonstrates amyloid in the stroma of the lesion. A cervical lymph node is palpable on the same side as the lesion. The preferred treatment should be: | MEDULLARY CARCINOMA THYROID Neuroendocrine carcinoma arising from parafollicular &;C&; cells of thryoid Parafollicular &;C&; cells are derived from the ultimobranchial bodies & secrete calcitonin &;C&; cells are concentrated superolaterally in throid lobes, from where MTC usually develops. Most MTCs (75-80%) arise spor... | 3 | Removal of the involved node, the isthmus, a poion of the opposite bone and he enlarged lymph node | Removal of the involved lobe, the isthmus, a poion of the opposite lobe, and he enlarged lymph node | Total thyroidectomy and modified neck dissection on the side of the enlarged lymph node | Total thyroidectomy and irradiation of the cervical lymph nodes | Surgery | Endocrinology and breast | de37f231-4a20-40af-8bb1-aa7e7231a4c7 | single |
In managing a seven year old child, the dentist should
keep in mind that a child at this age is | null | 2 | Frequently negative | Susceptible to Praise | Generally uncooperative | Prone to sensation anxiety | Dental | null | 70697ac5-c22c-4785-beae-137109380602 | multi |
Struma ovarii is | Struma ovarii is the most common type of specialised teratoma.
It is composed of mature thyroid tissue and may present as hyperthyroidism. | 1 | Teratoma of ovary | Thyroid gland tumor in pregnancy | May present as hypothyroidism | Ovarian stromal hyperplasia | Pathology | null | 777366ea-d1d7-4017-a5ec-254d6a4af12c | single |
Mikulicz cell & Russell bodies are seen in | (Refer: PL Dhingra, Textbook of Ear, Nose, Throat, 6thedition,pg no: 156)Granulomatous disease of the nose BacterialFungalUnspecified causeRhinoscleroma Syphilis TuberculosisLupusLeprosy RhinosporidiosisAspergillosis Mucormycosis CandidiasisHistoplasmosis Blastomycosis Wegner's granulomatosisNon-healing midline granulo... | 1 | Rhinoscleroma | Rhinophyma | Rhinosporidiosis | Plasma cel1 disorder | Pathology | All India exam | b6db78d4-acb7-4069-920c-abbf52dc03b3 | single |
The following poisons act by causing inhibition of complex IV of respiratory chain except | Ans. b (Malonate) (Ref. Harper 28th/108; 109)Harper 18thA08:The classic poisons H2S, carbon monoxide, and cyanide inhibit Complex IV and can therefore totally arrest respiration. Malonate is a competitive inhibitor of Complex II.PoisonInhibits1. Barbiturates (amobarbital)2. Malonate3. Antimycin A and dimercaprol4. H2S,... | 2 | Cyanide | Malonate | H2S | CO | Biochemistry | Respiratory Chain | b774766a-1fc8-46ba-a886-d3edafa0ebdc | multi |
All are true about gastrinoma except: | Ans. (c) Most common site is pancreas* MC site is Duodenum (50-70%) > Pancreas (20-40%)* Duodenal primary spread to lymph nodes commonly* Pancreatic gastrinomas spreads to liver commonly* In duodenum MC site is 1st part >2nd Part.* 70-90% cases are located in PASSARO TriangleDiarrheas:* Explosive diarrhea - carcinoid t... | 3 | Mostly found in gastrinoma triangle | Increases acid production | Most common site is pancreas | Lymphadenectomy is not required as there is no improvement in survival | Surgery | Pancreas | a8828dfc-d7ba-494a-a099-f870871605f2 | multi |
Anion gap decreases with all except? | Anion gap decreases in Nephrotic Syndrome Protein losing enteropathy Plasma cell dyscrasia (M.myeloma) | 2 | Plasma cell dyscrasia | Ethylene glycol | Protein losing enteropathy | Nephrotic syndrome | Medicine | ABG Analysis Simplified | 4138cddb-7a76-490e-8d01-451f341582b0 | multi |
Gene responsible for renal cell carcinoma is located on? | Von Hippel-Lindau(VHL) syndrome: Half to two-thirds of individuals with VHL develop renal cysts and bilateral, often multiple, renal cell carcinomas. Current studies implicate the VHL gene in the development of both familial and sporadic clear cell carcinoma.clear cell carcinoma accounting for 70-80% of renal cell canc... | 1 | Chromosome 3 p | Chromosome 6 | Chromosome 9 | Chromosome 22 | Pathology | Urinary tract | 2a1099fd-137d-4307-9d78-2bbf248dfccf | single |
The following situations are associated with rise of temperature after death except: | A i.e. Burns In burns, there is lot of evaporation from raw surface 1/t heat loss, so it leads to algor mois (cooling) not post moem caloricity. | 1 | Burns | Heat stroke | Pontine hemorrhage | Septicemia | Forensic Medicine | null | bffd605d-a6be-46d9-92a0-d1f39115cfdb | multi |
Bone infarcts are seen in: | - Sickled cells can cause microvascular occlusion affecting Bones - Hand foot syndrome; Avascular necrosis of femur; H-shaped/ cod-fish/ fish mouth veebra. Brain - coma/ altered consciousness/ stroke, Skin - chronic, non-healing ulcer Spleen - autosplenectomy Pulmonary circulation - Acute chest syndrome | 3 | Iron deficiency anemia | Thalassemia | Sickle cell anemia | Hereditary spherocytosis | Pathology | Hemoglobinopathies: Sickle cell anemia | edd43d8c-2781-4dbd-a885-4264b9ed308a | single |
Systolic murmur in TOF is due to? | b. Pulmonary stenosis(Ref: Nelson's 20/e p 2223-2225, Ghai 8/e p 424-426)Ejection systolic murmur in TOF is due to pulmonary stenosis.The intensity and duration of this systolic murmur is inversely proportional to the severity of TOF. | 2 | VSD | Pulmonary stenosis | ASD | null | Pediatrics | C.V.S. | 693a04eb-3028-46b1-a32b-6a8292fbe7d3 | multi |
Posterior femoral muscles are supplied by - | Ans. is 'c' i.e., Sciatic nerve o Posterior thigh muscles (posterior femoral muscles) are supplied by sciatic nerve.Posterior thigh musclesMuscleOriginInsertionNerve supplyActionSpecial remarksBiceps femorisLong head: Conjoint origin with semitendin- osus from inferomedial impression on upper half of ischial tuberosity... | 3 | Femoral nerve | Obturator nerve | Sciatic nerve | Sural nerve | Anatomy | Posterior Compartment of Thigh & Popliteal Fossa | 14141512-ae81-403e-af1e-47261510ab10 | single |
Which of the following is the principal buffer in interstitial fluid? | Principal buffers in the body: | 3 | Hemoglobin | Other proteins | H2CO3 | H2PO4 | Physiology | Concepts in physiology | f5f02b44-803b-4b17-a8f4-4321be5f43d3 | single |
A newly posted junior doctor had difficulty in finding out base deficit/excess for blood in a given patient. An experienced senior resident gave him advice to find' out quick method to determine acid-base composition of blood based on pCO2. Which of the following method did the suggest ? | null | 4 | Redford nomogram | DuBio's nomogram | Goldman Constant | Siggaard-Anderson nomogram | Medicine | null | 4f7d24eb-5362-40d5-8c84-92beff50ee78 | single |
Steroid refractory ulcerative colitis is said to be present in a patients who have active disease despite: | Patients with ulcerative colitis who have active disease despite prednisolone up to 0.75 mg/kg/day over a period of 4 weeks is called steroid refractory. Also know: Steroid-dependent colitis Unable to reduce steroids below the equivalent of prednisolone 10 mg/day within 3 months of staing steroids, without recurrent ac... | 2 | Prednisolone up to 0.5 mg/kg/day over a period of 4 weeks | Prednisolone up to 0.75 mg/kg/day over a period of 4 weeks | Prednisolone up to 1 mg/kg/day over a period of 4 weeks | Prednisolone up to 1.5 mg/kg/day over a period of 4 weeks | Medicine | null | ed34c6a7-430d-45a0-90aa-645929936fd7 | single |
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