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&;Gas&; in the tissue should be differenciates with | .*clostridial organisms can cause Extensive necrosis of muscle with production of gas (hydrogen sulphide; nitrogen; carbon dioxide) which stains the muscle brown or black. * Usually muscle is involved from origin to inseion. * Often may extend into thoracic and abdominal muscles. * When it affects the liver it causes n... | 3 | Pseudomyxoma peritonei | Pseudomonas infection | Clostridium nouyi | Non clostridial infection | Surgery | G.I.T | 7771eec4-bd3c-4425-ad79-f0d7b2e415bd | single |
Antigen antiboey reaction is detected by: | A i.e. ELISA | 1 | ELISA | Southern blot | Nohern blot | All | Medicine | null | 92cd00f9-a083-4d4c-8dd8-d51bd270ccde | multi |
Drug not given in treatment of tenia versicoloris? | Ans. is 'd' i.e., Griseofulvin Treatment of P. versicolor Systemic --> Ketoconazole, Fluconazole, Itraconazole. Topical --> Azoles (clotrimazole, econazole, micronazole, ketoconazole), selenium sulfide, sodium thiosulphate, whitfield's ointment (3% salicylic acid + 6% benzoic acid). | 4 | Miconazole | Selenium sulfide | Sodium thiosulfate | Griseofulvin | Skin | null | f2b5345b-32d8-4265-ac12-03c591f3eb24 | single |
Mucosa covering the Vermilion border of the lip is: | null | 1 | Keratinized mucosa. | Specialized mucosa. | Masticatory mucosa. | Lining mucosa. | Dental | null | 27ff1e39-b059-41f7-b645-a7f9cf54c463 | single |
Treatment of Zollinger Ellison syndrome - | • GISTs: MC mesenchymal tumor of the GI tract
• MC primary site for GIST: Stomach (60–70%) > small bowel (20–25%) > colorectum and esophagus (5% each).
• Most GISTs are positive for CD-117 (95%), BCL-2 (80%), CD-34 (70%)
• Types: Spindle cell (70%) and Epitheloid (30%)
Pathology:
• Arise from the muscularis propria and... | 3 | Total gastrectomy with removal of tumour | Partial gastrectomy | Excision of tumour alone | H2, receptor antogonist | Surgery | null | cbb5952f-281c-4f17-846f-81f13b047857 | single |
Toxic amblyopia can be caused by - | Ans. is 'd' i.e., All o Toxic amblyopia is chronic retrobulbar neuritis which results from the damage to optic nerve by the exogenous poisons.o It is frequently bilateral and has a chronic course with permanent visual deterioration.o The toxic agents involve may be : Tobacco, ethyl alcohol, methyl alcohol, ethylene gly... | 4 | Ethanol | Methanol | Ethambutol | All | Ophthalmology | Neuro-Ophthalmology | 9c10a028-2ac8-4c64-bae3-9f75abcbffc1 | multi |
All of the following statements about Lupus Anticoagulant are true, Except. | Answer is D (Thrombotic spells can be followed by severe life threatening haemmorrhage): Bleeding episodes after Thrombotic spells may occur as a result of consumptive Thrombocytopenia. However such bleeding episodes are rare even with severe thrombocytopenia and do not lead to life threatening haemorrhage. Catastrophi... | 4 | May present with an isolated prolongation of APTT | May present with Recurrent Aboions | May occur with minimal clinical manifestations | Thrombotic spells can be followed by severe life threatening haemmorrhage | Medicine | null | ca76df4b-d378-4dd0-8255-0b1a540496a4 | multi |
All are true about bulimia nervosa except: | Ans: a (Amenorrhoea) Ref: Ahuja, 6th ed, p. Kaplan & Sadock, 8th ed, p. 2012,Amenorrhoea is not a feature of bulimia nervosa; it is seen in anorexia nervosaFluoxetine is an anti-depressant that has been approved for use in bulimia nervosa.Common characteristics of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosaClinical characteri... | 1 | Amenorrhoea | Binge eating | Purgation and vomiting | Normal body contour | Psychiatry | Miscellaneous | 62444b89-4921-4086-983c-626df178ac93 | multi |
Nerve most commonly injured in Mc Burney incision | if direct right-sided inguinal hernia if present, during appendicectomy injury there will be ilioinguinal nerve injury. Reference SRB edition:5 page:994 | 4 | Subcostal | Iliohypogastric N | 11th thoracic | Ilionguinal | Surgery | G.I.T | f80c9a77-2503-4680-bad3-fcfae34b6d7d | single |
Functional GI disorders can be differentiated from organic GI disorders by- | null | 4 | Abdominal pain | Diarrhoea | Tenesmus | Bleeding PR | Surgery | null | aac88bd5-8532-4afe-b5d7-80eecb7fdd61 | single |
Which of the following is included in auditory pathway:- | The auditory pathway - (mnemonic - SLIM 41, 42) S - superior olivary nucleus L - lateral lemniscus I - inferior colliculus M - medial geniculate body 41, 42 - area 41, 42 in superior temporal gyrus. | 4 | Medial lemniscus | Lateral geniculate body | Inferior olivary complex | Inferior colliculus | Anatomy | JIPMER 2018 | 966e8296-56a5-453b-834e-595ae27fe65b | single |
A 36-year-old, alcoholic woman presents with a 1-week history of yellow skin and sclerae. She has suffered persistent headaches. Her vital signs are normal. Physical examination reveals jaundice. Laboratory studies disclose markedly elevated levels of AST and ALT (956 and 1,400 U/L, respectively). A few days later, she... | Drug toxicity should be suspected in all cases of acute hepatitis. In this case, centrilobular necrosis suggests acetaminophen toxicity. The toxic dose of acetaminophen after a single acute ingestion is in the range of 150mg/kg in children and 7 g in adults. Acetaminophen is rapidly absorbed from the stomach and small ... | 1 | Acetaminophen toxicity | Fatty liver of pregnancy | Metastatic carcinoma | Reye syndrome | Pathology | Liver & Biliary Tract | c2120448-bd3b-4d8f-8963-e92e68ac69e1 | single |
Which of the following is the most common complication of TPN? | - Most common complication of central venous catheterization (CVC): catheter related sepsis - Most dangerous complication following CVC: pneumothorax | 1 | Catheter related complications | Acidosis | Acalculous cholecystitis | Hypokalemia | Surgery | Fluid, Electrolyte and Nutrition | 4bc74613-580e-48fa-b555-56d9abd95ad8 | single |
All of the following are true for anorexia nervosa except: March 2012 | Ans: A i.e. Menorrhagia Anorexia nervosa Signs and symptoms of anorexia include amenorrhoea, bradycardia, hypothermia, constipation etc. Laboratory markers of anorexia includes decreased FSH, LH and T, and increased Coisol Bulimia (binging and purging with vomiting, laxatives, or diuretics) may be seen in 50% of patien... | 1 | Menorrhagia | Decreased FSH levels | Bulimia | Hypothermia | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null | 507977ba-4564-4ef5-8aa3-749a75c80f30 | multi |
In which of the following conditions left atrium is not enlarged: | Answer is B (ASD) ASD is associated with an enlarged right atrium & right ventricle to accommodate large volume of bloilL The left atrium is not enlarged because it decompresses itself by shunting blood to the right atrium at a minor difference in pressure. The left atrium may enlarge once Eisen menger's syndrome devel... | 2 | Ventricular septal defect | Atrial septal defect | Aoopulmonary window | Patent ductus aeriosus | Medicine | null | 4e2f8569-0d3a-45e9-b82b-6bef42f46f86 | single |
As per the latest guidelines which of the following dehydration status requires ORT prescription – | null | 4 | Mild dehydration | Moderate dehydration | Some dehydration | Any dehydration | Pediatrics | null | d91f8e17-dd22-471c-abcc-b44f155a8710 | single |
Broadest neuroretlnal rim is seen in - | The neuroretinal rim is significantly (P < 0.008) broadest in the inferior disc region followed by the superior disc region, the nasal region, and the temporal region | 2 | Sup pole | lnf pole | Nasal pole | Temporal lobe | Ophthalmology | Vitreous and retina | a7e8b6ae-dff9-4b0a-ab1e-9873e148dc51 | single |
What is the definitive method of diagnosing pulmonary embolism? | CT pulmonary angiography is the first line diagnostic test for pulmonary embolism.It has the advantages of visualising the distribution and extent of the embolism,or highlighting an alternative diagnosis,such as consolidation,pneumothorax or aoic dissection. Reference:Davidson's medicine-22nd edition,page no:722. | 4 | Ventilation perfusion imaging | Positron Emission Tomography | High Resolution CT | Pulmonary angiography | Medicine | Respiratory system | c75355d6-8de3-4c18-bb93-ca7f8e89a6f0 | single |
Apple jelly noddule is seen in ? | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Lupus vulgaris Lupus vulgaris Lupus vulgaris is a chronic and progressive form of cutaneous tuberculosis that occurs in tuberculin sensitive patients. It is the most common type of cutaneous tuberculosis and has most variable presentation. Seen in children and young adults, though no age is exempted. ... | 1 | Lupus vulgaris | Cutaneous anaphylaxus | Erythroderma | Erysepals | Skin | null | 75292784-aad5-47ad-8c06-e8b91174f420 | single |
Urine turns dark on standing in: (Repeat) | Ans: A (Alkaptonuria) Ref: Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine 18th edition & Harper's illustrated Biochemistry, 28th edition. Chapter 29, pp 254)Explanation:AlkaptonuriaDue to deficiency in homagentisic acid oxidaseResults in the accumulation of homogentisic acidThe illness has three characteristic symptoms;Hom... | 1 | Alkaptonuria | Maple syrup urine disease | Phenyl ketonuria | Acute intermittent porphyria | Medicine | Disorder of Metabolism & Connective Tissue | 87c80595-3ca9-48d1-83e1-ac36b00614f5 | single |
Breast cancer mainly spreads to the veebrae | Answer- C. Batsons venous plexusMetastasis of breast cancer to bone, and especially to thoracic veebrae, is common due to the direct connection between the intercostal veins draining the breast and the internal veebral plexus ako known as Batson's plexus. | 3 | Aerial route | Direct Invasion | Batsons venous plexus | Via Axillary lymph nodes | Surgery | null | 7464f82c-9bbd-45c9-ae72-b6d504ce7d8b | single |
Differentiating features between neurosis and psychosis, In psychosis | Psychosis is defined as gross impairment in reality testing Marked disturbance in personality, with impairment in social, interpersonal and occupational functioning Marked impairment in judgement and absent understanding of the current symptoms and behaviour(loss of insight) Presence of the characteristic symptoms like... | 2 | Insight is preserved | Lack of insight | Personality and behavior preserved | null | Psychiatry | Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders | 7b9481ad-2525-4607-80ca-73dfd4d610f5 | multi |
Ear papilloma is a type of | Ear papilloma is a type of wa.Squamous papillomas (SPs) are benign neoplastic lesions usually affecting the skin, oral mucosa, upper aerodigestive tract and genital organs. It is believed that the human papilloma virus (HPV) is an etiological factor of papillomas; thus, they are also called viral was Ref Harrison 20th ... | 1 | Wa | Exostosis | Cutaenous horn | Dermoid cyst | Dental | All India exam | df223097-6528-40a2-97a3-c5d4e6f16642 | single |
In infant, bone marrow biopsy is done from ? | Ans. is 'c' i.e., Tibia Sternum : --> Hematopoitically active Site in cooperative patient like adult Ilium : Apprehesive patient Useful in older children & adult Tibia : Useful in newborn & infant and children below 2 year of age. | 3 | Sternum | Iliac crest | Tibia | All of above | Pediatrics | null | 429a1946-f7e4-401b-bea6-8f4981e7d016 | multi |
A 60-year-old man is brought to the emergency department because of new symptoms of double vision and discomfort in his left eye. He reports no other neurologic symptoms. On physical examination, there is ptosis of the left eyelid, the eye is rotated down and out, and the pupil is 3 mm and reactive to light. The right ... | Third nerve palsy can result in ptosis of the eyelid. There is also loss of the ability to open the eye, and the eyeball is deviated outward and slightly downward. With complete lesions, the pupil is dilated, does not react to light, and loses the power of accommodation. In diabetes, the pupil is often spared. The sixt... | 3 | fourth nerve palsy | diabetic autonomic neuropathy | third nerve palsy | sixth nerve palsy | Medicine | C.N.S. | a5526967-130a-4bd4-a6cc-3663aa0b37c3 | single |
Mechanism of action of beta-Lactam antibiotics would be | null | 2 | Inhibition of bacterial protein synthesis by binding to subunit of bacterial ribosomes | Inhibition of cell wall peptidoglycan synthesis by competitive inhibition of transpeptidases | Reduced drug causes strand breaks in DNA. | Inhibition of DNA synthesis by inhibiting DNA-Dependent RNA Polymerase | Pharmacology | null | d4f06476-b47f-4bf7-9d32-531db1974a8e | multi |
Interosseous membrane of forearm is piereced by | -The anterior interosseous nerve and vessels lie in close relation to the anterior surface of the interosseous membrane of forearm stretching between the interosseous borders of radius and ulna.At the upper margin of the pronator quaadratus, the anterior interosseous vessels pass through the interosseous membrane to en... | 2 | Brachial aery | Anterior interosseous aery | Posterior interosseous aery | Ulnar recurrent aery | Anatomy | Upper limb | a623eab1-06a3-4a98-81bc-2069db6b588b | single |
Pre-anaesthetic medication is given to | Preanaesthec medication
Premedication (Preanaesthec medication) refers to the use of drugs before anaesthesia to make it more pleasant and safe.
The aims are :
1. Relief of anxiety and apprehension preoperatively and to facilitate smooth induction.
2. Amnesia for preoperative and postoperative events.
3. Supplement a... | 1 | All of the above | Reducon of secreon of saliva | To prevent undesirable reflexes | Reduce anxiety and fear | Anaesthesia | null | f40f86c2-439d-4abf-acfc-ce2f1ee4a413 | multi |
Attachment of Sibson's fascia is at - | Ans. is 'd' i.e., C7 o The part of thoracic inlet, on either side, is enclosed by a dense fascial sheeth called suprapleural membrane (or Sibson's fascia or diaphragm of superior thoracic aperture),]o ft is tent shaped (triangular in shape).o Its attachments areApex is attached to transverse process of seventh cervical... | 4 | C1 | C2 | C5 | C7 | Anatomy | Upper Extremity | d23cf2d0-37de-4f51-81aa-af22275c7568 | single |
Median nerve involvement is most common with: | Ans: B (Supracondylar fracture) Ref: Practical Fracture Treatment by Ronald McRae 4th edition, p 147-148, 159Explanation:Median nerve injury is common with supracondylar fractures in children with an incidence of 6 to 16%.The Anterior Interosseos distribution of the nerve is more commonly affected.This nerve is injured... | 2 | Elbow dislocation | Supracondylar fracture | Lateral condyle fractrue | Olecranon fracture | Orthopaedics | Supracondylar Fracture | ee2ed026-7b9c-46d6-a801-5cf4b72075b4 | multi |
Period between the possible time of detection and the possible time of diagnosis is | Ans. a (Lead time) (Ref. Park's textbook of PSM 22nd/p 95)Lead Time# It is advantge gained by screening, i.e., period between diagnosis by early detection and diagnosis by other means.# It is period between the possible time of detection and possible time of diagnosis.Latent Period# Time between exposure to a risk fact... | 1 | Lead time | Screening time | Generation time | Serial interval | Social & Preventive Medicine | Screening for Disease | 8c70b474-32cd-418d-a31c-542ebeeba7d8 | single |
Which of the following laser works on UV waves | null | 4 | CO2 laser | Diode | Er YAG | KrF | Dental | null | fae6aca6-fe60-4be5-8c03-4564fa53016a | single |
Drug of choice for Bier's block ? | Ans. is 'd' i.e., Lidocaine Intravenous regional Anaesthesia (Bier's block) Intravenous regional anaesthesia (IVRA) is used most often for surgery of the forearm and hand, but can also be used for distal leg and foot. First IV canula is inseed usually in the dorsum of hand. Then tourniquet cuff is applied to proximal a... | 4 | Bupivacaine | Etidocaine | Ropivacaine | Lidocaine | Anaesthesia | null | 38c759dd-adf5-40de-ac37-ac0cb59ae6ea | single |
Purpose of the post treatment retention of an orthodontic case is: | null | 1 | To allow bony changes | To prevent tongue thrusting | To encourage the space closure | To Let the patient get used to the new functional position of the teeth | Dental | null | c794bbf8-8a3c-442e-afbd-073d5c9efbb8 | multi |
Characterstic features of opioid withdrawal is: | Opiod withdrawal symptoms are lacrimation,sweating, yawning, anxiety, apprehension, restlessness, rhinorrhoea and tremors seen 8-12 hours after the last dose. Ref KD Tripathi 8th ed. | 1 | Rhinorrhea and lacrimation | Seizures | Delirium Tremors | Transient visual, tactile or auditory hallucinations | Pharmacology | Central Nervous system | 41f65611-de17-4bd9-a239-22c81642fc83 | multi |
A 26 year old female complaining of scratchy croaky voice. Which of the following is true: | Scratchy croaky is a high pitched sound arising due to rubbing of vocal cords in adductor dysphonias. The best treatment here will be percutaneous botulinum injection in the thyroarytenoid muscle. | 3 | The best treatment is botulinum in cricoarytenoid | Type I thyroplasty can be used as treatment | Adductor dysphonia is the cause | Abductor dysphonia is the cause | ENT | Vocal Fold Palsy | b9c99f87-3b83-496c-922a-141ff8441aa8 | multi |
Sulcus bleeding index measures: | null | 3 | Gingivitis | Dental plaque | Gingival bleeding | Gingival recession | Dental | null | b4139362-4f53-4721-b1f0-8fa87e9e2fc8 | single |
Normal PCO2 of arterial blood is: | Ans: b (40 mmHg.) Ref:Ganong, 22nd ed, p. 607Partial pressure (mmHg) Arterial bloodVenous bloodPO29540PCO24046Carrying capacityoxygen19.6ml/dl15.6ml/dl Carbon dioxide49ml/dl53ml/dl1 gm Hb can carry 1.39 ml of oxygen, when fully saturated.1.34 ml oxygen in vivo.1 gm Hb carries 3.34 mg Iron in it.Oxygen entering the body... | 2 | 20 mmHg | 40 mmHg | 60 mmHg | 80 mmHg | Physiology | Heart, Circulation, and Blood | c55dcbef-1875-4359-921b-35b1dd0e38da | single |
Amniocentesis is early pregnancy for genetic disorders is a kind of - | Ans. is 'c' i.e., Secondary prevention | 3 | Primordial prevention | Primary prevention | Secondary prevention | Teiary prevention | Social & Preventive Medicine | null | 3a7c16f7-5714-4223-b2ca-ace4672ce887 | single |
Which of the following is inactive during normal respiration? | Ventral group of respiratory neurones are inactive during normal respiration Ref: guyton and hall textbook of medical physiology 12 edition page number: 370,371,372 | 3 | Pre-Botzinger complex | Dorsal motor neurons | Ventral VRG group of neurons | Pneumotaxic centre | Physiology | Respiratory system | dc5f0b46-d773-44b1-a3d3-984b60fddf9e | single |
A 10-month-old infant presents with acute intestinal obstruction. Contrast enema X-ray shows the intussusceptions, Likely cause is | Bailey writes - "The condition is encountered most commonly in children, in whom it occurs in an idiopathic form, with a peak incidence at 3-9 months. Between 70% and 90% of cases are classed as idiopathic, and an associated illness such as gastroenteritis or urinary tract infection is found in 30%. It is believed that... | 1 | Payers patch hypertrophy | Mekel's diverticulum | Mucosal polyp | Duplication cyst | Surgery | null | d3bb8bc9-d483-4fef-b7f1-94d91db85cbf | single |
Most common obstetrics nerve palsy? | Ref. DC Dutta's Textbook of Obstetrics. Pg 511
The commonest form of obstetric palsy encountered in puerperal period is foot drop. It is usually unilateral and appears shortly after delivery or during first day postpartum or so. It is thought to be due to stretching of the lumbosacral trunk by the prolapsed interverte... | 1 | Foot drop | Facial nerve | Median nerve | Radial nerve | Unknown | null | ee1e2996-5911-4a78-9132-b814e75489bb | single |
Which of the following is predisposing factor for papillary carcinoma of thyroid? | null | 4 | Irradiation | Thyroglossal cyst | Hashimoto’s thyroiditis | All of the above | Surgery | null | f9d7859a-8215-44c5-9e30-6760c1458bb2 | multi |
Whenever there is stone in the bile duct which of the following raises -a) Bile saltsb) Bilirubinc) Amylased) SGPT | null | 2 | ac | ab | ad | bc | Medicine | null | f185d72f-91c3-4f43-a589-0cdf36464405 | single |
Kerion is seen in : | Ans is 'b' Dermatophytosis Dermatophytosis is superficial fungal infection of the skin.These infections are restricted to the invasion of homys structures, Stratum corneum, Nail & Hair.Tinea is group name for highly contagious mycelial fungus. There are 3 distinct genera in this group.1. Epidermophyton (No hair involve... | 2 | Pityriasis | Dermatophytosis | Candidiasis | Trichomoniasis | Skin | Dermatophytosis | 27a39aca-a36a-4f5b-8b7c-e35be4a85ff1 | single |
Commonest malignancy in HIV patient ? | Ans is 'a' ie. Kaposi Sarcoma Neoplastic ds seen in AIDS a) Kaposi Sarcoma (MC)* d) Multiple Myeloma b) Non-Hodgkins lymphoma (2nd MC)* e) Melanoma c) Hodgkins lymphoma f) Cervical, brain, testicular, oral cancers | 1 | Kaposi sarcoma | Adenoma of stomach | Astrocytoma | CNS lymphoma | Surgery | null | 4d75b82f-85f2-4226-8d04-4f9cd3582a50 | single |
False about paial mole: | A paial mole may not present with the classical features of a complete mole .Vaginal bleeding is a usual symptom.Many a time it may present as an incomplete or missed aboion and be diagnosed only after histopathological examination.If a fetus is present it may have the stigmata of triploidy like early onset intrauterin... | 2 | Caused by triploidy | Can be diagnosed very early by USG | Can present as missed aboion | Rarely causes persistent GTD | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | General obstetrics | a3850efc-7707-4466-90ff-214813f67c76 | multi |
Timing of removal of sutures at scalp ? | At scalp sutures can be removed at 6-8 days | 4 | 3-4 days | 4-5 days | 10-12 days | 6-8 days | Surgery | Sutures and Anastomoses | 571bd48e-fcb7-4ed9-833f-b3d680f803a6 | single |
Fordyce spots are from | null | 1 | Sabaceous glands | Sweat glands | Endocrine glands | Mammary glands | ENT | null | 2e0e49c0-f177-41e6-bc88-237b476edaa7 | single |
Cholecystocaval line separates | Chdecystocaval line
Line drawn from IVC and gall bladder divides liver into 2 halves - right and left lobes. | 2 | Caudate lobe and quadrate lobe | Physiological left and right half of liver | IVC and gall bladder | Caudate lobe and IVC | Anatomy | null | b7d40a43-371c-4f6e-9802-4c84c4171a01 | multi |
Unilateral supranuclear lesion of facial nerve involves | null | 3 | Whole of face | Only ipsilateral upper part of the face | Only contra lateral lower part of the face | Whole of lower face | Anatomy | null | 40330351-90f6-48ef-90f9-c196d403b967 | single |
Prognosis of a disease can be given by - | .the time interval between invasion by an infectious agent and appearance of the first sign or symptom of the disease in question is called incubation period.factors that determines it includes generation time,infective dose,poal of entry and individual susceptibility.it is helpful in tracing the source of infection,pe... | 2 | Secondary attack rate | Incubation time | Latency | Serial interval | Social & Preventive Medicine | Epidemiology | 006428f5-1027-4321-b4fa-3337584a406c | single |
Fractional excretion of sodium < 1 is seen in | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Pre renal azotemia * Urine Diagnostic Indices in differentiation of prerenal Vs Intrinsic Renal FailureDiagnostic IndexPrerenalARFIntrinsic Renal ARF* Fractional Excretion of Na<1> 1* Urine Sodium Concentration (mmol/L)<10>20* Urine Creatinine to Plasma Creatinine ratio>40<20* Urine osmolality (mosmol... | 1 | Pre renal azotemia | Acute tubular necrosis | Acute ureteral obstruction | Interstitial nephritis | Medicine | Chronic Kidney Disease and Uremia | 0cff9f11-f198-4fb3-ad70-626de3916d5b | single |
Electrical alternans in ECG is characteristic of | Electrical alternans is an electrocardiographic phenomenon defined as an alternating amplitude or axis of the QRS complexes in any or all leads. It is most commonly associated with a large pericardial effusion and impending threat of cardiac tamponade Ref Davidson 23rd edition pg 467 | 2 | Severe bronchial asthma | Pericardial effusion | Severe LVF | AR | Medicine | C.V.S | d790b3ba-8f6a-4b0a-a8fa-8a331b2b1a3f | single |
A 50-year-old woman develops a sudden, severe headache and is taken to the emergency department. On examination, she has nuchal rigidity. Her blood pressure is 115/83 mm Hg. A lumbar puncture is done; the CSF shows numerous RBCs, no neutrophils, a few mononuclear cells, and a normal glucose level. The Gram stain result... | About 1 in 50 individuals have a saccular (berry) aneurysm. Although this lesion is present at birth as a congenital defect in the arterial media at intracerebral arterial branch points, it can manifest later in life with aneurysmal dilation and possible rupture. These aneurysms are the most common cause of spontaneous... | 4 | Bleeding from cerebral amyloid angiopathy | Hematoma formation from arteriolosclerosis | Middle cerebral artery thromboembolism | Rupture of an intracranial berry aneurysm | Pathology | Central Nervous System | 4e970b0d-8e82-453b-8927-65844236ad8e | single |
A patient 12-year-old presents with midline neck swelling , this swelling moves upwards during protrusion of tongue, patient describes this as painless and gives a long history of its presence, what is the most common site for this condition? | Ans. (b) Subhyoid.Thyroglossal cyst is the diagnosis of the given image, this is a remnant of thyroglossal duct.* It is an example or tubulodermoid lined by pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium* Cholesterol crystals may be present and carcinomatous changes may occur* Positions in order of frequency1. Subhyoid2... | 2 | Suprahyoid | Subhyoid | Beneath the foramen cecum | Floor of mouth | Surgery | Evaluation of a Thyroid Nodule | d0168322-faaf-4e9f-a06f-c2f72552f381 | single |
Mirizzi syndrome is: | Ans. (a) GB stone compressing common hepatic ductCSENDES CLASSIFICATION of Mirizzi Syndrome -5 types.* Type 1: Only compression of Common Duct.* Type 2: Erosion less than 1/3rd* Type 3: Erosion more than 1/3rd* Type 4: Total destruction* Type 5: Associated Cholecysto Enteric Fistula | 1 | GB stone compressing common hepatic duct | GB carcinoma invading IVC | GB stone causing cholecystitis | Pancreatic carcinoma | Surgery | Gall Bladder & Bile Ducts | dd4d844f-8faf-4c55-85ab-575c372c65be | single |
Which of the following statement is false regarding subclan steal syndrome ? | Most commonly involved Vessel - Left SCA > Right SCA Reversal in the blood flow in the ipsilateral veebral aery to compensate for a proximal stenosis of SCA . Majority of cases are asymptomatic but severe stenosis can lead to Transient veebrobasilar ischemia . | 2 | Most commonly stenosed vessel is Left Subclan aery . | Reversal of blood flow in the contralateral veebral aery . | Reversal is to compensate for a proximal stenosis of Subclan aery . | Majority cases are asymptomatic . | Surgery | Aerial disorders | 8a798ef9-b71b-4364-bccf-cee5379738b1 | multi |
Which of the following mydriatics has the shortest duration of action? | Ans. is 'd' i.e., Tropicamide Following table enumerates the salient features mydriatic durgs:Salient features of common cycloplegic and mydriatic drugsSI. NoName of the drugAge of the patient when indicatedDasage of instillationPeak effectTime of performing retinoscopyDuration of actionPeriod of postcycloplegic testTo... | 4 | Atropine | Homatropine | Cyclopentolate | Tropicamide | Pharmacology | A.N.S. | 834cf32e-99ab-436b-80be-d0687320623c | single |
Which of the following Toll-like receptor is most specific for bacterial recognition? | Lipopolysaccharide is an integral part of Gram negative bacterial cell wall. | 4 | TLR-1 | TLR-2 | TLR-3 | TLR-4 | Dental | null | 5e0d1a37-1b6e-4eb0-bba2-722ae4c448a8 | single |
Ovarian cyst in children presents with pain due to all except | Pain from ovarian cysts stems from 3 sources
Expansion of ovarian cortex.
Peritoneal bleeding from rupture.
Ovarian torsion. | 4 | Peritoneal bleeding from rupture | Ovarian torsion | Expansion of ovarian cortex | Stretch of Infundibulopelvic ligament | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null | ba8807a6-66b8-414e-8165-ea3b2daafd20 | multi |
All of the following maneuvers are used in shoulder dystocia, EXCEPT: | Mauriceau-Smellie-Veit maneuver is used to assist in the delivery of the fetal head manually. While the other three maneuvers (McRobes' maneuver, Woods corkscrew maneuver andsuprapubic maneuver) are used in shoulder dystocia. Ref: Management of labor and delivery By Robe K. Creasy; pages 364-366, 328-350; Shoulder Dyst... | 4 | Woods Corkscrew Maneuver | Mc Robes Maneuver | Suprapubic Pressure | Mauriceau - Smellie Veit Maneuver | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null | 901eceb4-977d-4d3b-aa98-aaf8719a2112 | multi |
Infectivity of chicken pox last for : | “Period of communicability of varicella range from 1 to 2 days before the appearance of rash, and 4 to 5 days there after.”
Park 18/e, p 123
The patient ceases to be infectious once the lesions have crusted.
Scabs are not infective. So, option “a” is wrong.
Important features of chicken pox :
Causative Agent - Varicel... | 2 | Till the last scab falls off | 6 days after onset of rash | 3 days after onset of rash | Till the fever subsides | Microbiology | null | 0c38f1f2-351e-4f61-b483-df945b82fdf6 | multi |
Not a vit. K dependent factor: | D i.e. XII- Vit K dependent factors: factor II (prothrombin), VII, IX, X protein C and SQ- Vit K is a necessary cofactor for the enzyme that catalyzes carboxylation of glutamic residue in these proteins, necessary for their action- PT is first to be prolonged in Vit K deficiency.Q ( factor VII has sho t1/2) | 2 | II | VII | IX | XII | Physiology | null | ee8424f2-ed9e-4d89-9d5f-d06f9d57f229 | single |
Known Associations of Coeliac disease include the following except | IDDM and thyroiditis are endocrine associations but Addison's disease is not recognised as such, although there is a predominance of autoimmune diseases. | 4 | Epilepsy with posterior cerebellar calcification | IgA nephropathy | Oesophageal carcinoma | Addison's disease | Pathology | All India exam | b3e1ad1e-e784-4894-823e-e4c8ae613a51 | multi |
Indication for tracheostomy are all, EXCEPT: | Indications for tracheostomy are Flail chest, Head injury, Foreign body, Tetanus etc. Cardiac tamponade is not an indication for tracheostomy. | 3 | Flail chest | Head injury | Cardiac Tamponade | Foreign body | Surgery | null | 9914daa9-1f27-4f50-a398-a9493e00879f | multi |
In normal pregnancy b-Hcg doubles in | With early normal progressing uterine pregnancies, the mean doubling time for serum bhCG levels was approximately 48 hours. The lowest normal value for this increase was 66 percent.Reference: William&;s Obstetrics; 24th edition; Chapter 19; Ectopic Pregnancy | 2 | 24hours | 48hours | 72hours | 90hours | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | General obstetrics | 3870af55-eb53-446b-a6c6-7a1944abc66a | single |
The preferred bypass procedure in case of non resectable carcinoma of head of pancreas is | It is preferable to use bile duct rather than the gall bladder.Cholecystojejunostomy is easier to perform,but the bile must then drain through the cystic duct,which is narrow and ,if the cystic duct is inseed low into the bile duct,it is vulnerable to occlusion by tumour growth. Bailey & Love 26th edition ,page no.1140... | 4 | Cholecystojejunostomy | Cholecystogatrostomy | Choledochoduodenostomy | Choledochojejunostomy | Surgery | G.I.T | 43f862d2-424f-4377-9361-e0b3d8cb93a1 | single |
Resting membrane potential depends mainly on- | Ans. is "a' i.e., K o This question has been repeated in many exams.o The RMP is principally due to concentration difference (chemical difference) of K+ in ECF and ICF. In neurons, the resting membrane potential is usually about -70 mV, which is close to the equilibrium potential for K+. Here, it is worth noting that R... | 1 | K | Na | Cl | HCO3 | Physiology | Nerve Physiology | 77f564e0-dcbd-4878-a1c6-77a5b2557a31 | single |
Bilirubin secretion is stimulated by | Bile salts are the most important cholerectic or the substance that increases bile secretion. Cholecystokinin (CCK) is the most important cholagogue or substance that increases gallbladder contraction. | 1 | Bile salts | Bile pigments | Secretin | CCK | Physiology | null | 9922e9ed-782c-4658-89cc-26d11f398df8 | single |
The primary action of the neurotransmitter Nitric oxide (NO) in the gastrointestinal tract is: | Nitric oxide (NO) is an inhibitory neurotransmitter of enteric motor neurons that mediates Gastrointestinal smooth muscle relaxation. Unlike most neurotransmitters and hormones, NO does not act a membrane bound receptor. Instead NO readily diffuses into adjacent target cells to directly activate guanylcyclase and media... | 3 | Vasodilatation | Vasoconstriction | Gastrointestinal smooth muscle relaxation | Gastrointestinal slow smooth muscle contraction | Physiology | null | 0c331960-13eb-42f3-ab89-f711db4318c7 | single |
Feilization is complete when | At feilization, the secondary oocyte complete meiosis 2 to form a mature oocyte and a second polar body Ref: Gray's 39e/p-210-220 | 2 | 1st polar body is formed | 2nd polar body is formed | Primary oocyte is formed | Secondary oocyte is formed | Anatomy | General anatomy | 104bf888-dbbe-459a-95cc-68276e8be1f6 | single |
Hutchinson's secondaries in skull are due to tumors in which of the following organs? | Hutchison's secondaries in the skull and orbit arise from left sided adrenal neuroblastoma. Secondaries in the skull mimics spicular osteogenic sarcoma. It is common in late childhood. Pepper type is right sided adrenal neuroblastoma with liver secondaries. It common in infants.Neuroblastoma is the commonest childhood ... | 4 | Lungs | Breast | Liver | Adrenals | Pathology | null | f69a0020-4722-407e-8bc6-0e1278ac40ab | single |
A 40-year-old HIV positive male, presented with complaints of a characteristic rash over his back and buttocks. The rash was painful and has worsened over the past 3 days. Physical examination is unremarkable. Rest of the skin examination is normal. A smear was prepared from the lesions. All of the following drugs are ... | This is a case of Herpes zoster/ Shingles. The image shows hemorrhagic vesicles and pustules on an erythematous base in a dermatomal distribution. 2nd image shows a Tzanck smear with classical multinucleate giant cells seen in varicella. Drugs approved are: - Valcyclovir Famciclovir Acyclovir Ganciclovir is approved fo... | 3 | Acyclovir | Valcyclovir | Ganciclovir | Famciclovir | Unknown | Integrated QBank | 208d5276-fba3-4b94-97b1-4fdeac62322a | multi |
Most specific histological lesion in diabetic nephropathy is - | Repeated Question | 4 | Glomerular crescents | Immune complex deposition | Occlusion of glomeruli with fibrin caps | Nodular glomerulosclerosis | Pathology | Urinary tract | d279db47-3e37-46b3-b1fd-60420998a907 | single |
Not true about bile salts | Bile is made up of the bile acids, bile pigments, and other substances dissolved in an alkaline electrolyte solution that resembles pancreatic juice. About 500 mL issecreted per day. Some of the components of the bile are reabsorbed in the intestine and then excreted again by the liver (enterohepatic circulation). The ... | 2 | Contain amino acid | Acts by increasing surface tension | They are amphipathic | Responsible for emulsification of fat | Physiology | G.I.T | 86ff2155-62ad-4cb2-82c4-2a0bb2e3c8ce | multi |
The metabolic derangement in congenital pyloric stenosis is – | Clinical manifestations of congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis
Pyloric stenosis is usually not present at birth.
Nonbullous vomiting is the initial symptoms of pyloric stenosis.
The vomiting usually starts after 3 weeks of age, but symptoms may develop as early as the 1st week of life and as late as the 5 months... | 1 | Hypochloremic alkalosis | Hyperchloremic alkalosis | Hyperchloremic acidosis | Hypochloremic acidosis | Pediatrics | null | ff4f16ae-6afd-4329-b904-8aed7271ec5e | single |
All of the following are boundaries of Trautman's triangle except: | Ans b): Inferior petrosal sinusBoundaries of Trautman's triangle-Boundaries of Citelle's angle -Bony labyrinthSigmoid sinusSigmoid sinusSuperior petrosal sinusMiddle fossa dura plateSolid angle- angle formed by three semicircular canalsContent of canal of Huguier- Chorda tympaniDorello's canalIts the groove of 5th nerv... | 2 | Sigmoid sinus | Inferior petrosal sinus | Superior petrosal sinus | Bony labyrinth | Anatomy | Head & Neck | 95834437-2363-46a7-8133-f5b4477bdc29 | multi |
Neurotransmitter playing major pa in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease ? | Ans. is 'c' i.e., Acetylcholine Neurotransmitters in Alzheimer's disease Acetylcholine has a major role in memory functions and deficiency in cholinergic functioning is associatedwith memory disturbances paicularly sho term memory. In Alzheimer's disease there loss of cells in the nucleus basalis of meyernet results in... | 3 | Serotonine | Norepinephrine | Acetylcholine | Dopamine | Psychiatry | null | c6ad86d7-40ae-4046-96c8-01a31b6a31cb | single |
A 45 years old female presented to OPD with dull aching pain to right upper quadrant. She has two kids and taking OCPs from the last 5 years. Nodular enhancement was seen in the mass lesion on MRI. Which of the following is false about given condition ? | History - (i) Patient is a female(ii) H/o OCP from last 5 years C/F - Asymptomatic Incidentally detected on radiological investigation Dull aching pain in right upper quadrant On CECT - Peripheral nodular enhancement - Suggestive of hemangioma Hemangioma - MC benign Tm of liver Most patient remain asymptomatic (if tumo... | 4 | M/C benign tumor of liver . | FNAC / Biopsy are contraindicated . | Rarely associated with Kasabach Meritt syndrome . | Treatment of choice is Radical Excision . | Surgery | Liver | b1597e60-4af3-40bb-84e5-bbf8dbcb7697 | multi |
In X-ray right border of mediastinum is formed by all EXCEPT | Right mediastinal border is formed by right innominate (brachiocephalic) vein, SVC, right atrium, and IVC (IVC may not be visible in PA view). | 3 | SVC | Right atrium | Right ventricle | Right brachiocephalic veins | Radiology | null | 52d77dd6-26dc-472e-b5fe-a08ea41c60c6 | multi |
Dorsal column lesions are associated with loss of: | Ans: C (Proprioception) Ref: Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 18th ed.Explanation:The posterior column (dorsal column)It refers to the area of white matter in the dorsomedial side of the spinal cord.It is made up of the fasciculus gracilis and fasciculus cuneatusIt is part of an ascending pathway that is imp... | 3 | Ankle jerk | Knee jerk | Proprioception | Superficial abdominal reflexes | Medicine | C.N.S. | d4a66a9c-2328-4757-9278-b725aa5f88ef | single |
Sequence of events in glycogenolysis? | A i.e. Phosphorylase, Glucan transferase, Debranching, Phosphorylase- In well fed state (also called absorptive stage) insulin suppresses glucose -6- phosphatase activity and causes glucose 6 -phosphate to enter glycogenesisR (to form glycogen).- Active glycogen phosphorylase a in both tissues (i.e. muscle and liver) i... | 1 | Phosphorylase, Glucan transferase , Debranching, Phosphorylase | Debranching, Phosphorylase, transferase, phosphorylase | Transferase , phosphorylase, Debranching, phosphorylase | Any of the above | Biochemistry | null | e8584a47-b29d-4a51-b995-ac917281e26a | multi |
T. pallidum was discovered by | Ans. a (Schaudin and Hoffman) (Ref. Anantanarayan, Microbiology, 8th/ p. 5; 377)Treponema pallidum, the causative agent of syphilis, was discovered by Schaudinn and Hoffmann (1905) in the chancres and ingunal nodes of syphilitic pts. Pallidum refers to pale staining.Important discoveries in MicrobiologySr. no.Scientist... | 1 | Schaudin and Hoffman | Ellerman and Bang | Twort | Robert Koch | Microbiology | Bacteria | c0d454a1-7be6-4893-85be-d438c5cd0efe | multi |
A 34 year old male with chest trauma presents with sudden onset respiratory distress which is increasing. Hyper-resonant note is observed on the left side. Which of the following is the most appropriate immediate emergent management? | Answer is A (Needle puncture and emergent decompression): Sudden Onset Respiratory Distress (which is increasing) and a Hyper-resonant percussion note in a patient with history of chest trauma suggest a diagnosis of Tension Pneumothorax. Needle puncture and emergent decompression is the treatment of choice for Tension ... | 1 | Needle puncture and emergent decompression | Tube inseion | Antibiotic and oxygen | No treatment needed | Medicine | null | c8a90562-59a8-4386-8f40-bd5c102e9b6c | single |
Savlon contains - | Ans. is 'a' i.e. Cetrimide + chlorhexidine o Savlon contains - Chlorhexidine gluconate (hibitane) + Cetrimide (cetavlon) in various percentages. | 1 | Cetrimide + Chlorhexidine | Cetrimide + Chlorhexidine + butyl alcohol | Cetrimide + butyl alcohol | Cetrimide + Cetavlon | Social & Preventive Medicine | null | 3b388c16-4867-4269-bf3f-43b17b25f706 | single |
Hvpervitaminosis A causes - | Ans. is 'd' i.e., All of above Vitamin A Toxicityo Anorexia, slow growth, drying and cracking of skin, enlargement of liver and spleen, swelling and pain of long bones, bone fragility", increased intracranial pressure, alopecia, carotenemia; fetal abnormalities.Vitamin A deficiencyo Nyctalopia, photophobia, xerophthalm... | 4 | Benign cranial hypertension | Craniotabes | Liver damage | All of above | Pediatrics | Vitamin A | 81df9240-4958-485b-8b84-3a5756c35b79 | multi |
A 67-year-old man, chronic smoker, presented to the ER with sudden, intense and persistent abdominal and back pain along with altered mental status. O/E: - Hypotension Tachycardia Cyanosis. On abdominal examination, a tender, pulsatile and an expansile mass was noted in the umbilical and the epigastric region. Patient ... | This is a case of abdominal aoic aneurysm rupture into the intraperitoneal cavity leading to frank shock. Image 1 shows abdominal aoic aneurysm. Image 2 shows hyperdense crescent sign which is a sign of impending aoic rupture Abdominal Aoic Aneurysm Males > females Incidence increases with age Cigarette smoking is a po... | 1 | 5.5 cm | 5.4 cm | 4.5 cm | 4.4 cm | Unknown | Integrated QBank | 282655ba-1e02-4053-b58b-69e96104c7f6 | single |
Which of the following is not an example of pure gold restorative material? | Direct gold restorations are the only type of restorations that use pure metal, namely gold, with the exception of one type of direct gold, i.e., electralloy. Direct gold materials can be classified into two main categories: precipitated gold and gold foil.
Electralloy is an actual alloy of gold and calcium, with the c... | 2 | E-Z gold | Electralloy | Goldent | Mat gold | Dental | null | 725ce302-c9cd-45b6-a8ee-6f58b878c6c5 | multi |
Which of the following organism is implicated in the causation of botryomycosis | Staphylococcus aureus and other pyogenic bacteria may occasionally cause a mycetoma-like lesion called botryomycosis. Ref: Textbook of Microbiology; Ananthanarayan and Paniker's; 10th Edition; Page No: 401 | 1 | Staphylococcus aureus | Staphylococcus albus | Pseudomonas aeruginosa | Streptococcus pneumoniae | Microbiology | Bacteriology | 0b4c5c5f-c80a-4d30-bca2-1dd2bf5b2798 | single |
Hydrophobic amino acid is | Amino acids having non-polar side chaindthese include Alanine,Valine,Leucine,Isoleucine,Methionine,Proline,Phenylalanine and Tryptophan.These groups are HYDROPHOBIC (waater repellant) and lipidophilic REFERENCE ; DM VASUDEVAN TEXTBOOK SEVENTH EDITION PAGE NO :26 | 1 | Alanine | Tyrosine | Glycine | Histidine | Biochemistry | Structure and function of protein | 1331afd5-1464-42a4-8181-0690420871bb | single |
Which of the following is a high ceiling diuretic ? | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Furosemide o Loop diuretics are called high ceiling diuretics because, progressive increase in dose is matched by increasing diuresis, i.e. they have a high ceiling effect. o Furosamide is a loop diuretics. | 1 | Furosemide | Spironolactone | Acetazolamide | Thiazide | Pharmacology | null | 1f97e145-c7d8-4632-b465-79a5135ce13c | single |
Which of the following is derived from 3rd pharyngeal arch? | Lesser cornu of hyoid- 2nd Thyroid cailage- 4th arch Cricoid- 6th arch | 4 | Cricoid cailage | Thyroid cailage | Lesser cornu of hyoid | Greater cornu of hyoid | Anatomy | All India exam | b2ebc0f4-2540-4d6d-8ce2-ebd962938623 | single |
ATRA is used in treatment of tumour which is associated with which of the following | PML RARA So AML M3 is associated with PML RARA fusion product And the treatment AML M3 is ATRA or arsenic trioxide ref : robbins 10th ed | 1 | PML RARA | BCR ABL | C myc | CEBPA | Pathology | All India exam | 126aa8b9-978a-433b-a7ec-255c4ec63693 | single |
Continuous contact lens wear may lead to - | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Giant papillary conjunctivitis o Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis (GPC) is the formation of small-sized nodules (called 'papillae', 0.3-1mm size or larger) on the inner side of the eyelids (on the conjunctiva); leading to foreign body sensation, persistent irritation, discharge of watery mucus, among ot... | 1 | Giant papillary conjunctivitis | Anterior uveitis | Nuclear Cataract | Trachoma | Ophthalmology | Inflammations of Conjunctiva - Allergic and Granulomatous | 3ecbd556-8151-4ca1-8ee4-99b80678e122 | single |
True about PMSMA except:- | PMSMA - Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyaan: * Launched by Ministry of health & family welfare. * Free antenatal check-up of pregnant women with paicipation of Private doctors. * Held at Govt. hospitals on 9th of every month. * Logo for PMSMA. | 2 | Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyaan | Free antenatal check-up of pregnant women with paicipation of Govt. doctors | Held at Govt. hospitals on every 9th of month | Launched by Ministry of health & family welfare | Social & Preventive Medicine | Health Schemes | 344ae0ff-ef66-4ac7-b381-5deb6fe7d31c | multi |
A 25 years old female develops serous otitis media of left ear with cough and occasional hemoptysis and hematuria and epistaxis for one and half months her hemoglobin is 7 gm. B.P is > 170/100, proteinuria +++, RA - ve and ANCA - ve, the likely cause is? | Answer is A>D (Wegener's granulumatosis > Goodpasture's Syndrome); The patient in question is presenting with characteristic clinical triad of Wegener's granulomatosis, namely, Vasculitis of upper respiratory tract (serous otitis media, epistaxis), Vasculitis of lower respiratory tract (cough and hemoptysis) and vascul... | 1 | Wegener's granulomatosis | Rheumiatoid ahritis | Rapidly proliferative glomerulonephritis | Goodpasteur's syndrome | Medicine | null | b80f228e-87fb-4fbf-992d-878d3f5d8d33 | single |
Which of the following is true about oral therapy for iron deficiency anemia? | Discussing about the options one by one, a. Only 10% of the iron given by oral route gets absorbed.- so option 1 is wrong b. Reticulocytosis appears in 48-72 hours, peaking at 5-7 days - so option 2 is wrong c. Clinical response to treatment appears within 24 hours - so option 3 is wrong d. The normalization of body ir... | 4 | In 300 mg elemental iron given, 100 mg gets absorbed | Reticulocytosis appears in one to 2 weeks and then peaks in 3-4 weeks | Response to treatment stas appearing in 4 weeks | Decrease in absorption occurs with improvement of symptoms | Pediatrics | Nutritional anemia | b6d24d61-4d02-498b-a4b6-be981735868d | multi |
LES pressure is decreased by all except | LES pressure- 10-25mm Hg LES presssure decreased by Alcohol, smoking, fat Coffee, Chocolate, Mint Barbiturates, Atropine, diazepam, theophylline Ref; katzung 12th ed. | 3 | Alcohol | Fat | Protein | Peppermint | Pharmacology | All India exam | a3d1a9e5-b670-48ff-b9dd-268dd43d9725 | multi |
Average Mental IQ according to Wechsler's Scale is – | Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) : David Wechsler (1939), published the first intelligence test designed for an adult population; It was the first IQ test based on Normal/Gaussian distribution'.
It is currently in its fourth edition (WAIS-IV). The original WAIS (Form I) was published in February 1955, as a revi... | 3 | 70–79 | 80–89 | 90–109 | 110–119 | Social & Preventive Medicine | null | c8411e9b-ca27-4204-97b4-8c524023e5b3 | single |
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