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754248f7-7e2d-480f-89c7-f74180902cde | Duration of shade selection should be: | 5 second | 10 second | 15 second | 20 second | 0a | single | choose 5 sec if question appears in neet.
While 10 sec for aiims. | Dental | null |
10b4ee79-3547-4d2f-8487-0478f60cd617 | The mechanisms by which fluoride increases caries resistance include all of the following except- | Reduction in enamel solubility | Decreased rate of post-eruptive maturation | Interference with plaque microorganisms | Modification in tooth morphology | 1b | multi | The benefits of fluoride in the reduction of dental caries have been known for years, but its exact mechanism of action is not completely understood. The mechanisms by which fluoride increases caries resistance may arise from both systemic and topical applications of fluoride. A number of proposed mechanisms ... | Dental | null |
b54b9bb3-afba-44f9-8e96-84f323892b7a | Which aminoacid does not take pa in one carbon transfer reactions? | Alanine | Histidine | Glycine | Serine | 0a | single | Reference: Harpers illustrated biochemistry 30th edition | Biochemistry | vitamins |
6ab18aa0-3e41-44ec-a14f-2b6cc04edcb3 | What is the scale of measurement used in the case of classifying a person as 'hypeensive', 'normotensive', or 'hypotensive'? | Interval scale | Ordinal scale | Nominal scale | Ratio scale | 1b | single | In the case of classifying a person as 'hypeensive', 'normotensive', or 'hypotensive', there is a natural sequence in which we can order the categories. This type of measurement which is qualitative and there is a natural order of the categorical data, is called ordinal scale of measurement. Ref: Basic Biostatistics fo... | Social & Preventive Medicine | null |
ae557d13-9c15-4637-b49a-ee3f5e126369 | A 70 year old patient with history of smoking presents with gross painless
hematuria. Likely diagnosis is | Uerter stone | Ca. bladder | Ca. prostate | Bladder stone | 1b | single | History of smoking, old age and gross hematuria it is likely to be bladder Ca. | Surgery | null |
2fb44f45-a7f4-40e9-bb11-8de843735d31 | All of the following enzymes involved in heme synthesis are found in the mitochondria, EXCEPT: | Ferrochelatase | Protoporphyrinogen oxidase | Coproporphyrinogen oxidase | Uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase | 3d | multi | Uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase which catalyze the conversion of Uroporphyrinogen III to Coproporphyrinogen III is located in the cytoplasm. All the other 3 enzymes ferrochelatase, protoporphyrinogen oxidase and coproporphyrinogen oxidase are found in the cytoplasm. Coproporphyrinogen oxidase catalyze conversion of Copr... | Biochemistry | null |
c8452049-3f77-4d1d-9b14-c03026d054f9 | Dusky hue of vestibule and ant vaginal wall is | Chadwick sign | Osiandersign | Goodel sign | Hegar sign | 0a | multi | Ans. (a) Chadwick sign | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | Diagnosis of Pregnancy |
de401e39-b54a-4ce8-8a66-ab3e99dfef07 | Viruses have various ways of entering the human body and producing disease. Which of the following descriptions accurately describes the route of transmission and target disease for the virus indicated? | Coronavirus: fecal-oral; peptic ulcers | Echovirus: fecal-oral; aseptic meningitis | HIV: respiratory droplet; anemia | Influenza virus: blood-borne; maculopapular rash | 1b | single | Echo virus, an enterovirus, is spread via the fecal-oral route and causes aseptic meningitis (b). Coronaviruses (a) are more commonly spread via respiratory droplets and cause the common cold. HIV (c), the causative agent of AIDS, is spread via blood and sexual contact. Influenza virus (d) is spread by respiratory drop... | Microbiology | Virology |
620c1d62-2601-4f99-ac73-3f123e037376 | Length of external auditory canal is ______________ | 12 mm | 24 mm | 36 mm | 48 mm | 1b | single | Ans. B. 24 mm In adults the external acoustic meatus measures about 24 mm from the introitus to the tympanic membrane, which is its medial limit. | ENT | null |
f65002f8-de79-4660-b37b-21fced8653fe | Equinus deformity refers to ? | Inversion of foot | Eversion of foot | Plantar flexion at ankle | Dorsi flexion at ankle | 2c | single | Equinus deformity refers to plantar flexion at ankle joint with inability to do dorsi-flexion.It may be either congenital or acquired.Most common cause is contracture of gostracnemius or soleus or both. | Anatomy | null |
bac5e3f3-c03f-4276-b687-1b6413f4ad7d | All of the following are true regarding the actions of endothelin-1 except ? | Bronchodilation | Vasoconstriction | Decreased GFR | Has inotrophic effect | 0a | multi | Endothelin-1 Potent vasoconstrictor agent Produced by endothelial cells. They are secreted locally and act in a paracrine fashion. Actions of Endothelin-1 (ET-1) Potent vasoconstrictor Platelet activation Inotrophic effect Closure of ductus aeriosus Have a role in the pathogenesis of hypeension, myocardial infarction, ... | Anatomy | General anatomy |
711aa833-a2b9-4990-95d7-698f8b90450e | Ideal anaesthetic circuit for spontaneously breathing pediatric patient is:- | Magills circuit | Mapleson D | Jackson rees circuit | Bains circuit | 2c | single | Mapelson F or Jackson reevs circuit is circuit of choice for for pediatric in both spontaneous and controlled ventilation. It is a modification of Mapleson E by Jackson Rees and is known as Jackson Rees modification or Mapleson F. It has a 500 ml bag attached to the expiratory limb. This bag helps in respiratory monito... | Anaesthesia | Anesthesia Circuit |
53f20437-b062-4ad8-a52a-8d5d51926435 | 5 HT 1 agonists used as ?( | Anti anxiety drugs | Antipsychotic drugs | GERD | Chemotherapy induced vomiting | 0a | single | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Anti anxiety drugs 5-HT IA agonists (Buspiron, ipsapirone) act as antianxiety drugs. | Pharmacology | null |
964818cd-91ca-4c14-9b47-bf2ab6047e0d | Blood transfusion should be completed within _____ hours of initiation - | 1- 4 hours | 3- 6 hours | 4- 8 hours | 8- 12 hours | 0a | single | Ans. is 'a' i.e., 1-4 hours | Medicine | Transfusion |
dad97df3-6f86-4c1f-9d38-0455cebb1e4c | Which of the following induction agent produce cardiac stabilityaEUR' | Ketamine | Etomidate | Propofol | Midazolam | 1b | single | Etomidate Effects of Etomidate on cardiovascular system Etomidate has minimal effects on the cardiovascular system. It causes mild reduction in peripheral vascular resistance which may cause a slight decline in aerial blood pressure. Myocardial contractility and cardiac output are usually unchanged. Etomidate does not ... | Anaesthesia | null |
e53455ae-0c5e-46bb-a176-a6f2ba9ed32b | The current mode of analgesia best for intrapaum pain relief | Epidural analgesia | Spinal anaesthesia | Inhalational | Local analgesia | 0a | single | Continous lumbar epidural analgesia is the procedure of choice for pain relief during normal labour and vaginal delivery (Intrapaum pain)(Refer: Morgan and Mikhail's Clinical Anaesthesiology, 5th edition, pg no.953-960 ) | Anaesthesia | All India exam |
3c698fe6-8f61-4d97-9002-fd51297e82c0 | The following vaccines can be given to immunocompromized child except? | Recombinant | Subunit | Live attenuated | Killed | 2c | multi | Ans. is 'c' i.e., Live attenuated o Live attenuated vaccine cannot be given in immunocompromized because even low virulent vaccine strain (of organism) can cause disease in immunocompromized patient. | Social & Preventive Medicine | null |
01f23a45-dc7e-4a62-a4be-918c07117e11 | Secondary osteosarcoma are associated with | Paget's disease | Osteogenesis imperfecta | Melhoreostosis | Ankylosing spondilitis | 0a | single | Answer- A. Paget's diseaseCauses of secondary osteosarcomaPagets DiseaseFibrous dysplasiaEnchondromatosisHereditary multiple exostosisRadiationChronicosteomyelitisBone infarction | Surgery | null |
9766371d-36fa-415b-80af-159f6b337f9b | A previously healthy florist presents to the emergency department after vomiting blood in his flower shop. While waiting to be seen he has another episode of hematemesis. What is the most likely cause of his bleeding? | Peptic ulcer disease (stomach or duodenum) | Hiatal hernia | Mallory-Weiss tear | Gastric carcinoma | 0a | multi | Peptic ulcer disease is the most common cause of UGI bleeding in patients presenting to the emergency department. Most bleeding ulcers (80%) will stop with conservative measures. A visible vessel seen during endoscopy can have up to a 55% chance of rebleeding. Other causes of bleeding include gastritis, gastric cancer,... | Surgery | Stomach & Duodenum |
4ae0f7b6-61e6-4a21-b7d6-879180ea4829 | All are immediate causes of death in a case of burn, except - | Suffocation | Embolism | Injury | Sepsis | 3d | multi | Suffocation - because of smoke is one of the immediate causes of death Embolism: Pulmonary embolism from thrombosis of veins of the leg due to tissue damage and immobility Injury: severe injury may be one of the reasons for the immediate cause of death Sepsis: occurs after 4to 5 days or longer after burning most impoan... | Forensic Medicine | Thermal injury |
7c9ec318-3147-4831-b806-04eff86d3e0f | Xeroradiography is used in... cancer detection. | Stomach | Breast | Colonic | Pancreatic | 1b | single | Ans. Breast | Radiology | null |
3c1e27b5-6f86-4203-a93b-51ec27e6b8c8 | A young patient is diagnosed to have choriocarcinoma the treatment of choice is : | Hysterectomy | Chemotherapy | Chemotherapy followed by hysterectomy | Hysterectomy followed by chemotherapy | 1b | single | Chemotherapy | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null |
bb9bc4b9-338c-4596-af61-d50e2a99bd34 | The mechanism of action of haloperidol is the blockage of | Serotonin receptor | GABA receptor | Dopamine receptor | Adrenergic receptor | 2c | single | (C) Dopamine receptor # Haloperidol, Trifluperidol, Droperidol, Penfluridol are Butyrophenones and act as antipsychotic drugs.> All antipsychotic (except clozapine like) have potent dopamine D2 receptor blocking action.> So, it is clear that Haloperidol act by blocking dopamine receptor.> Uses of haloperidol are in acu... | Pharmacology | C.N.S |
78fd87e3-858b-4693-89c9-56cdbf19c3da | In which pathology is this finding present? | Sturge Weber | Neurofibromatosis | Multiple Sclerosis | Tuberous sclerosis | 2c | single | Ans. C. Multiple SclerosisThe given image is of Dawson finger sign in MRI brain in Multiple Sclerosis where demyelinating white matter plaques are arranged at right angles to the lateral ventricles. | Radiology | Nervous System |
27fdb198-e17c-40d0-a02e-8a5e985f6066 | A 16-year-old girl presents with a painfully enlarged lymph node in her right axilla and low grade fever. Peripheral blood counts are within normal limits. The lymph node is biopsied, and numerous granulomas filled with neutrophils and necrotic debris are observed. Which of the following organisms could produce this di... | Baonella henselae | Borrelia burgdorferi | Chlamydia psittaci | Coxiella burnetii | 0a | single | Baonella henselae is the infective agent of cat scratch disease, which generally presents as regional lymphadenopathy with or without low fevers and headaches. Baonella is a gram-variable pleomorphic rickettsial organism that is introduced to the skin in a cat bite or scratch. It produces a self-limited granulomatous r... | Microbiology | null |
b49a76d7-45ee-400a-ab52-f6b5dd331f11 | Maximum absorption of HCO3- occurs in: | PCT | DCT | collecting duct | ascending limb of the loop of Henle | 0a | single | Bicarbonate: 80% of bicarbonate reabsorption occurs in the PCT, 10% in thick ascending limb of LOH, and remaining in the DCT and collecting duct. Filtered bicarbonate can be reabsorbed only when it combines with H+. | Physiology | Excretory System (Kidney, Bladder) Acid-Base Balance |
6f888876-89bc-4551-b4c1-6e8fd3db665c | What is absent in breast milk ? | Vit K | Vit C | Lactose | Vit A | 0a | single | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Vitamin K o Milks from the mother whose diet is sufficient and properly balanced will supply all the necessary nutrients except fluoride and Vitamin D. o The iron content of human milk is low, but most normal term infants have sufficient iron stores for the first 4-6 months. Human milk iron is well ab... | Social & Preventive Medicine | null |
ca382dff-94be-4d24-b4d5-e5df32614730 | True regarding breath holding spells are all EXCEPT: | Antiepileptic treatment is necessary | Atropine is sometimes used | Attacks of cyanosis can occur | Occurs between 6 months to 5 years age | 0a | multi | BREATH HOLDING SPELLS: --> Behavioral problem, usually affects boys b/w 6 months - 3 yrs of age. Results from immaturity of ANS. --> Triggers: Injury, anger, frustration --> Sequence of events is typical: Child first has long cry --> then, holds his breath --> turns blue & limp --> may be followed by tonic & few clonic... | Pediatrics | Epilepsy |
4959983e-c271-48e9-83fa-fe909cd8d6c0 | Oniomania is related to? | Shopping | Cellular phone use | Internet use | Self mutilation | 0a | single | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Shopping * Oniomania is compulsive buying/shopping. | Psychiatry | Miscellaneous |
d67a32ba-af96-4c60-beea-8c5fd2a511d6 | Fibroblasts in healing wound are derived from - | Local mesenchyme | Epithelium | Endothelium | Vascular fibrosis | 0a | single | Fibroblasts are specialized cells that differentiate from resting mesenchyme cells in connective tissue. They do not arrive in the wound cleft by diapedesis from circulating cells. | Surgery | null |
c7e2dfd0-a3e5-4e45-9bd3-63086dce5da4 | True about spinal cord: | In adults spinal cord ends at lower border of L1 veebra | In newborn may extend up to L3 | Cauda equine extends from lumbar veebra to coccyx | All | 3d | multi | A, B, C i.e. In adults spinal cord ends at lower border of Li veebra, In newborn may extend up to L3, Cauda equine extends from lumbar veebra to coccyx | Anatomy | null |
d7ea0d55-3596-40e1-8a4c-b7d019c21b97 | A 8 month old baby will be able to do which of the following: March 2007 | Stable sitting | Pincer grasp | Stands without suppo | Says mama | 0a | single | Ans. A: Stable Sitting Pincer grasp is attained by 9-10 months Stands without suppo at 12 months Says mama (bisyllables) at 9 months | Pediatrics | null |
325c5e23-f996-4934-b855-580e4e478618 | Emperical use of intravenous amphotericin is indicated in - | Candida | Blastomycosis | Non-responding febrile neutropenia | Larva migrans | 2c | single | Ans. is 'c' i.e., Non-responding febrile neutropenia o Empirical use of i. v. AMB is often made in neutropenic patients whose fever is not responding to i. v. bactericidal antibiotics.Amphotericin Bo It is a polyene antifungalo It is derived from streptomyces nodosus.o It is fungicidal at high concentrations and fungis... | Pharmacology | Anti Microbial |
03e79e48-12d7-44ad-8e47-7fa8b75c1092 | A patient presented to the clinic with deafness and tinnitus in his right ear. On examination he was found to have right sided facial paralysis and loss of taste sensation on the anterior half of the right side of the tongue. Which of the following aery is most likely to be occluded in this patient? | Paramedian aery | Anterior inferior cerebellar aery | Posterior inferior cerebellar aery | None of the above | 1b | multi | This patient is showing features of occlusion of anterior inferior cerebellar aery which supplies the structures in the inferior pons such as fibers of the seventh nerve, solitary nucleus and tract and cochlear nuclei. Patients with occlusion of anterior inferior cerebellar aery develops tinnitus, deafness, ipsilateral... | Anatomy | null |
6690e4f9-3a19-4cda-bce5-3a6078272228 | Which of the following gene is defective in Wilson's disease? | ATP7A | ATP7B | ATP7C | ATP7D | 1b | single | Menkes disease Wilson's disease Defective gene & its product ATP7A- ATPase (chromosome) ATP7B (Chromosome 13) Inheritance X-linked recessive Autosomal recessive Pathogenic defect Intestinal absorption of copper Defective biliary excretion of copper Accumulation of copper in liver Spillage into circulation due to liver ... | Biochemistry | Miscellaneous |
2daf874a-e2c1-4c60-a66c-22c134c0e38a | The following statement is false regarding Grave's disease | Hyperophy/hyperplasia is due to TSH-RAbs | Cardiac failure is common | Goiter is diffuse and vascular | Remissions and exacerbations are not infrequent | 1b | multi | Grave&;s Disease (Diffuse Toxic Goiter)M/C cause of hypehyroidism, caused by stimulatory autoantibodies to TSH-RMore common in females with peak incidence between 40-60 yrsClinical FeaturesHypehyroid symptoms- heat intolerance, increased sweating and thirst, weight loss despite adequate caloric intake.Symptoms of adren... | Pathology | All India exam |
89db162c-21b9-417c-bce5-8e0a51eccfa9 | About oxidative phosphorylation true is | Generation of ATP's | Generation of ADP's | Utilization of ATP's | Utilization of NADP | 0a | multi | In oxidative phosphorylation, ATP is produced by combining ADP and Pi with the energy generated by the flow of electrons from NADH to molecular oxygen in the electron transpo chain. There are three sites in the respiratory chain where ATP is formed by oxidative phosphorylation. These sites have been proved by the free ... | Biochemistry | Respiratory chain |
5209d0d7-da15-435b-a0fb-b58a2d274e84 | Hard exudates not seen in: | Hypeension | DM | Toxemia of pregnancy | None | 2c | multi | C. i.e. Toxemia of pregnancy | Ophthalmology | null |
5c8be269-ac4f-4e4f-b387-4302583b5811 | Fear to contamination, counting behaviours, and having to check and recheck are features characteristic of | Panic attacks | Agoraphobia | Obsessive-compulsive disorder | Generalized anxiety disorder | 2c | single | An obsession is defined as an idea impulse or image which intrudes into the conscious awareness repeatedly, it is recognised as irrational and absurd, the patient tries to resist against it but is unable to, failure to resist leads to marked distress. An obsession is usually associated with compulsion and a compulsion ... | Psychiatry | Anxiety disorders stress disorders and grief |
b419cc92-3ee0-49dd-8308-b02e0e2e3f52 | Epstein Barr virus is associated with: | Carcinoma larynx | Carcinoma bladder | Carcinoma nasopharynx | Carcinoma maxilla | 2c | single | Ans. (c) Carcinoma nasopharynx | Microbiology | null |
9dda14d6-e0c8-4971-8043-c33b709051cb | Moality rate is higher among which of the following: | Small intestinal obstruction | Colonic obstruction | Adynamic ileus | Intestinal pseudo obstruction | 1b | multi | The moality rate for obstruction of the small intestine is 10%. The moality rate for colonic obstruction is 20%. Adynamic ileus the prognosis is usually good. Ref: Harrison, E-18, P-2515. | Pathology | null |
a8c50715-c6bd-4dc4-8ef2-c7b40de5e3d5 | In ARDS, which type of respiratory failure occurs? | Type I | Type II | Type III | Type IV | 0a | single | TYPE I: ACUTE HYPOXEMIC RESPIRATORY FAILUREThis type of respiratory failure occurs with alveolar flooding and subsequent intrapulmonary shunt physiology. Alveolar flooding may be a consequence of pulmonary edema, pneumonia, or alveolar haemorrhage.Type I respiratory failure occurs in clinical settings such as sepsis, g... | Medicine | Respiratory system |
157d3475-e72a-49a0-97bf-1c5a228e7564 | Left ventricular hyperophy is caused by all except aEUR' | MS | MR | AS | AR | 0a | multi | MS Left ventricular hyperophy is enlargement of the muscular tissues of the hea. Left ventricular hyperophy develops in response to some chronic hemodynamic overload resulting either from hypeension or faulty valves. The extra work of adopting to chronic hemodynamic overload leads to hyperophy of the hea i.e. there is ... | Surgery | null |
d24e7d12-6289-4243-8186-be0f73a69d7f | A 2 year old child is seen on a routine visit in the pediatric clinic. Abdominal examination demonstrates a palpable, non-tender mass on the left side of the abdomen. The mother had no idea the mass was present and the pediatrician did not note the presence of the mass at the child's 18-month's visit for immunisation. ... | Cords of clear cells with rounded or polygonal shape and abundant clear cytoplasm | Invasive papillary lesions with delicate connective tissue stalk covered with epithelium resembling that lining the bladder. | Small dark cells embedded in a finely fibrillar matrix with formation of numerous rosettes | Triphasic pattern with tubule formation, spindle cells, and blastemal elements | 3d | multi | Adequate sampling of most Wilms tumors will detect the three distinct growth patterns that are most characteristic of this tumor: less cellular tumor areas containing spindle cells; densely cellular (blastemal) areas with closely packed small cells with scanty cytoplasm and darkly blue nuclei; and areas with production... | Surgery | null |
61326c1b-5548-4d10-9141-000c0114e942 | Conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin is by | Prothrombin | Factor XIII | Thrombin | Kallikrein | 2c | multi | Thrombin conves soluble fibrinogen to fibrin monomer Prothrombin is the precursor or thrombin Factor XIII is fibrin stabilization factor Kallikrein activates factor XII Ref: Medical Physiology Indu Khurana 2015 edition page No:154 | Physiology | Cardiovascular system |
6cc14952-0996-4a65-9f86-be59aca4bf7a | A Wahin's tumour is: | An adenolymphoma of parotid gland | A pleomorphic adenoma of parotid | A carcinoma of the parotid | A carcinoma of submandibular salivary gland | 0a | single | Answer is 'a' ie An adenolymphoma of parotid gland Wahin's tumor Is the second most common benign tumor of the parotid gland (151 is pleomorphic adenoma). It consists of both epithelial and lymphoid elements thus known as adenolymphoma (probably arises from remnants of parotid tissue trapped in lymphnodes within the pa... | Surgery | null |
55f00124-0031-41b8-8a08-7b3b6452da0a | All of the following are true about Weber's syndrome. Except | Ipsilateral occulomotor nerve palsy | Diplopia | Contralateral hemiplagia | Ipsilateral facial nerve palsy | 3d | multi | Answer is D (Ipsilateral facial nerve palsy): Weber's syndrome is `midbrain' syndrome charachterized by Ipsilateral Occulomotor Nerve Palsy (Opthalmoplegia / Diplopia) and Contralateral Hemiplegia. Midbrain Syndromes Symptoms and Signs Structures involved Weber's syndrome * Ipsilateral oculomotor nerve palsy * Oculomot... | Medicine | null |
d96ce999-8976-4c63-bb96-f3d38984c9d9 | Which of the following is true regarding Naegleria fowleri is commonly acquired by? | Salt water living | Fresh water living | Sulfur springs | Swimming pool | 1b | multi | Naegleria fowleri (brain eating amoeba) infection is commonly acquired by swimming in fresh water pond.Infective form- trophozoitesThey can penetrate the nasal mucosa and cribriform plate to produce a purulent meningitis and encephalitis that are usually rapidly fatal. | Microbiology | JIPMER 2017 |
7b1ddc21-0d7b-4742-a5c5-63e5c85a48f2 | Network analysis is - | Quantitative method | Qualitative method | Health education | None | 2c | multi | A network analysis is a graphical plan of all events and activities to be completed inorder to reach an end objective.It brings greater discipline in planning.Two common types of network techniques are PE CPM(refer pgno:872 park 23 rd edition) | Social & Preventive Medicine | Health education & planning |
653b9fa6-66fc-4ac4-a3c5-67211323fd1f | Vitamin E deficiency causes all EXCEPT: | Ataxia | Neuropathy | Megaloblastic anemia | Ophthalmoplegia | 2c | multi | Deficiency of vitamin E can lead to:- Neurological problems Difficulty coordinating movements (ataxia) Speech (dysahria) Loss of reflexes in the legs (lower limb areflexia) Loss of sensation in the extremities (peripheral neuropathy). Ophthalmoplegia in susceptible persons. Megaloblastic anaemia is caused by deficiency... | Biochemistry | Vitamins and Minerals |
da3487db-65d8-4c44-b992-9d0d18da260f | Choose the false statement regarding Hepatitis G virus - | Also called GB virus | Blood Born RNA virus | Mostly infected with C virus | Responds to Lamivudine | 3d | multi | HGV is bllod botne vitus&its ptrvelance is higher in patolients infected withHIV&HCV .it is also called GB V REF:MICROBIOLOGY ANANTHA NARAYANAN NINTH EDITION PAGE.550 | Microbiology | Virology |
26a09f33-22a1-4630-9b77-12d464b51fd7 | In normal pressure hydrocephalus, all are seen except- | Convulsion | Ataxia | Dementia | Incontinence | 0a | multi | Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus is an uncommon syndrome consisting of
an abnormal gait (ataxia or apractic)
dementia (usually mild to moderate)
urinary incontinence
This is a communicating hydrocephalus with patent aqueduct of Sylvius.
NPH is presumed to be caused by obstruction to normal flow of CSF over the cerebra... | Surgery | null |
b720b68a-23e2-4db7-a6ad-0010c345c7ed | The mother of a one and a half year old child gives history of increasing proptosis of left eye for the past 1 month. Examination revels left eye white reflex. On computed tomography scan of the orbit there is left orbital mass with calcification mainly centred within the globe. The most likely diagnosis is? | Congenital cataract | Retinoblastoma | Endophthalmitis | Coats disease | 1b | single | Retinoblastoma: 1 Most common Intraocular tumor of childhood. 2. Malignant primary neoplasm of retina that arises from neuroectodermal cells of retina (pigment layer). 3. May be a congenital lesion that is present but not usually apparent at bih; average age of diagnosis is 13 months. 4. Principle symptom = unilateral ... | Radiology | Neuroradiology |
b2ebc0f4-2540-4d6d-8ce2-ebd962938623 | Which of the following is derived from 3rd pharyngeal arch? | Cricoid cailage | Thyroid cailage | Lesser cornu of hyoid | Greater cornu of hyoid | 3d | single | Lesser cornu of hyoid- 2nd Thyroid cailage- 4th arch Cricoid- 6th arch | Anatomy | All India exam |
691e0f16-4a51-4dc9-aa1a-aeb959ee17b4 | Gunstock deformity is due to | Fracture of 1st metacarpal bone | Fracture of lower end of radius | Supracondylar fracture of humerus | Lateral condylar fracture of humerus | 2c | single | C i.e. Supracondylar fracture humerus | Surgery | null |
71f155f0-d4ea-4c58-85ce-204ae36744ce | True about fungal corneal ulcer: | Satellite lesion | Symptoms more than signs | Purulent ulcer | All | 0a | multi | A. i.e. Satellite lesion | Ophthalmology | null |
0d934b36-56ef-4a14-904d-8c11d727735d | Treatment of congenital hydrocele is | Herniotomy | Excision of sac | Eversion of sac | Jaboilays procedure | 0a | single | Congenital hydrocele is due to patent processus vaginalis.
Herniotomy is the option. Infantile hydrocele is treated by excision of sac followed by eversion. | Surgery | null |
b5f58d14-22bd-4eef-bedf-5b92f238e8c6 | The reference protein is – | Fish | Egg | Rice | Lemon | 1b | single | Eggs are used in nutrition studies as a "reference protein" as eggs proteins are considered to be the best among food proteins because of their high biological value and digestibility.
So NPU is also high because it is the product of biological value and digestibility coefficient divided by 100. | Social & Preventive Medicine | null |
5321eb97-d71e-44fb-a70c-bca981a48754 | Germ theory of disease was proposed by? | Louis Pasteur | Ronald Ross | Edward jenner | Robert koch | 0a | single | Ans. (a) Louis PasteurRef: Park 20/e, p 5, Ananthnarayan 7/e, p 5-7, Jawetz's 24/e, chapter 34 | Microbiology | Miscellaneous |
727d4332-3230-4518-b430-2aa098b76068 | Type E circuit is used for? | Spontaneous ventilation | Controlled ventilation | Children | An used for all of the above indications | 2c | multi | Ans. is 'c' i.e., Children * Circuit of choice for spontaneous ventilation in adult - Mapleson A* Circuit of choice for controlled ventilation in adult - Mapleson D (Bain circuit)* Circuit of choice for children - Type F, i.e. Jackson-Rees (first choice) and type E, i.e. Ayre's T piece (second choice) | Anaesthesia | Anaesthetic Equipments |
cef8f241-26ea-4929-ad19-092777c422a5 | Ring chromosome is a result of? | Deletion | Inversion | Duplication | Translocation | 0a | single | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Deletion Ring chromosomeA ring chromosome is a special form of deletion.It is produced when a break occurs at both ends of a chromo- some with fusion of the damaged ends.If significant genetic material is lost, phenotypic abnormalities result.This might be expressed as 46,XY,r (14).Ring chromosomes do... | Pathology | null |
2325b554-bf8c-4c2b-a7c5-a5ea88790a3c | The germ cells are derived from | Yolk sac | Amnion | Germinal epithelium | Allantois | 0a | multi | Germ cells developed from yolk sac epiblast(ectoderm). Ref: Human embryology; Inderbir Singh; Tenth edition | Anatomy | General anatomy |
7c526780-52af-4f51-948a-85dc8ff0057c | Which of the following is true about Residual volume? | Is a pa of the expiratory reserve volume | Is a pa of vital capacity | Cannot be measured directly with a spirometer | Represents the resting volume of the lungs | 2c | multi | The volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal effo to exhale all the air possible (ie, after your best effo to "empty" your lungs) is the residual volume. This volume cannot be measured directly by a spirometer, which measures only change in volume. Since you cannot voluntarily change your lung volume below ... | Physiology | null |
47654f71-1093-422e-85a5-5366ee6c756b | Resting membrane potential is close to the isoelectrical potential of: | Na. | Cl. | K | Mg | 1b | single | Resting membrane potential of nerve is -70 mvd/t K channels. And it is equal to equilibrium potential of chloride ion (-70 mv). | Physiology | null |
ca9fdd80-8704-4c0d-b37b-a02dc1ccc6b4 | In the etiology of endometriosis Sampson's theory is : | Implantation theory | Coelomic metaplasia theory | Metastatic theory | Histogenesis by induction | 0a | single | Implantation theory | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null |
07b10741-91ea-4351-bcb6-dffe3ee03f21 | In case of cyanide poisoning, antidote of amyl nitrite is given. This is an example of: | Receptor antagonism | Chemical antagonism | Physical antagonism | Physiological antagonism | 1b | single | Cyanide inhibits ETC complex 4 and hence a powerful toxin. In Acute cyanide poisoning Amyl nitrite is given followed by sodium thiosulphate. This is an example of Chemical antagonism i.e. one drug binding to other making it unavailable in body. Mechanism of action of amyl nitrite: Amyl nitrite conves Hb - Met Hb - sequ... | Biochemistry | Enzyme regulation |
c55534d1-a63b-4d69-9dce-95a66b9ef04f | Diuresis is seen in which phase of acute kidney injury | Initiation | Maintenance phase | Recovery phase | Oliguric phase | 2c | single | Recovery phase - due to Vigorous Diuresis large amount of water, sodium, and potassium Lost in urine. | Medicine | null |
2aeab9e1-fcbe-4508-9994-83ecf83fec4b | Causative agent of plague ? | Yersinia pestis | Yersinia enterocolitica | Yersinia pseudotuberculosis | Pasteurella septica | 0a | single | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Yersinia pestis Infection caused by yersinia genus are divided into :? Plague :- It is a deadly infectious disease caused by yersinia pestis. Yersinosis :- It is characterized by infectious diarrhea, enteritis, ileitis and occasionally septicemia. It is caused by yersinia enterocolitica (most common) ... | Microbiology | null |
ae737208-e484-479c-97e2-e7d354b078e6 | Rosettes found at the lidmargin are a feature of | Squamous blepharitis | Bacterial blepharitis | Stye | Chalazion | 1b | single | Anterior lid margin shows dilated blood vessels (rosettes) is seen in Bacterial Blepharitis (Ulcerative blepharitis). | Ophthalmology | null |
0382fad1-2f64-4a09-8051-def8a0826e28 | Human is dead end host for - | Tetanus | KFD | HIV | All of the above | 0a | multi | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Tetanus * The diseases in which human acts as dead end host, i.e., dead and disease: -1. Japanies encephalitis2. Echynococcosis (hydatid disease)3. Trichinosis4. Tetanus5. Bubonic plaque | Microbiology | Bacteria |
b86ddf42-0714-4b15-a1e9-22c064d8cd6a | Erythropoietin is secreted by: | Coical interstitial cells | Cells in macula densa | Granular cells | Mesangial cells | 0a | single | JG apparatus Cells in macula densa Granular cells/ JG cells Mesangial cells Senses Na+ & Cl- in tubular fluids & initiate tubuloglomerular feedback. Synthesis & secrete renin Cells that can alternate the vessel diameter. Type I Coical interstitial cells : synthesize erythropoietin | Physiology | Blood Physiology |
9ed44870-30bd-49f9-a928-bd26b8ae8f8c | A nurse has been found to be seropositive for both HbsAg and HbeAg. She is suffering from:(AIIMS November 2014, May 2013) | Acute infectious hepatitis B | Concurrent hepatitis B and hepatitis E infection | Chronic hepatitis B infection | Past history of hepatitis infection | 0a | multi | Ans. a. Acute infectious hepatitis B (Ref: Harrison 19/e, 2005, 18/e p2550)Patients who are seropositive for both HbsAg and HbeAg are suffering from acute infectious hepatitis B. (AllMS May 2013 Repeat) HBs AgAnti-Hbs AbAnti-Hbc AbHBe AgAnti-Hbe AbHBV DNAAcute Hepatitis B (early)+--+-+Acute Hepatitis B (high infectivit... | Medicine | Infection |
af6f5db8-c4c2-49ef-9e83-7b3841d48b02 | True regarding subphrenic abscess is | Subphrenic abscess is most common following stomach surgery | It is most commonly seen following biliary tract surgery | As the subphrenic space is surrounded by the falciform ligament and other hepatic ligament anteriorly the subphrenic space is best approached through the bed & 12th rib | It occurs most commonly following hepatic abscess rupture | 1b | multi | (B) It is most commonly seen following biliary tract surgery # Symptoms> A common history is that when some infective focus in the abdominal cavity has been dealt with, the condition of the patient improves temporarily, but after an interval of a few days or weeks, symptoms of toxaemia reappear.> The condition of the p... | Surgery | Miscellaneous |
88c78890-8bf1-45be-866c-605fa9dbeffc | Whiff test is used to detect : | Trichomoniasis | Candidial cervicitis | Bacterial vaginosis | Gonococcal cervictis | 2c | single | Bacterial vaginosis | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null |
99a3076a-1980-4668-9174-5b106160200c | A 32 year old patient with history of recurrent headache was sent for fundus evaluation. He was found to be having generalized aerial attenuation with multiple cotton wool spots and flame shaped haemorrhages in both eyes. The most likely cause is: | Diabetic retinopathy | Hypeensive retinopathy | Central retinal aery occlusion | Temporal aeritis | 1b | multi | Hypeensive retinopathy | Ophthalmology | null |
8b1bfbf6-cb3b-4ea3-83e1-b503d6325fb5 | Mittendorf dots may be associated with | A | B | C | D | 0a | single | Ans. (a) AMittendorf dots are remnants of tunica vasculosa lentis at its anterior end i.e. the posterior end of the lens - thus causing posterior polar cataract. | Ophthalmology | Lens |
255fa938-7c1f-45ab-8d11-be1e1c3b4481 | Which one of the following is not true regarding Noonan&;s syndrome | Affects males and females | Sho stature | Chromosomal abnormality | Congenital hea disease - ASD | 2c | multi | Individuals who have Noonan syndrome have normal chromosome studies. Four genes - PTPN11, SOS1, RADF1and KRAS - are the only genes that are known.Symptoms of Noonan syndrome may include the following: A characteristic facial appearance. Sho stature. Hea defect present at bih (congenital hea defect). A broad or webbed n... | Pediatrics | Genetic and genetic disorders |
80859c3e-539b-46b6-894d-10c3b14eccad | A patient was brought to emergency with complaints of high-grade fever and altered sensorium. He was diagnosed to be suffering from meningococcal meningitis. Which of the following is the most appropriate empirical treatment option? | Ceftriaxone | Piperacillin--Tazobactam | Penicillin | Cotrimoxazole | 0a | multi | Answer- A. CeftriaxoneMeningococcal meningitisTreatment:3rd generation cephalosporin such as cefotaxime or ceftriaxone is DOC for initial therapyProphylaxis: Rifampicin is DOC for meningococcal prophylaxisANTIBIOTIC RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BACTERIAL MENINGITIS:BACTERIAANTIBIOTIC(IV)DURATIONStreptococcus PneumoniaVancomycin... | Microbiology | null |
947b03df-2487-4390-85b9-3a9b118694b2 | Which of the following syndromes is best associated with congenital heart disease? | Lesch-Nyhan syndrome | Rasmussen syndrome | Holt-Oram syndrome | Leopard syndrome | 2c | single | c. Holt-Oram syndrome(Ref: Nelson's 20/e p 746, Ghai 8/e p 413)Discussing about the options one by one,Name of the syndromeClinical featuresa. Lesch-Nyhan syndromeHyperuricemia, intellectual disability, dystonia, choreoathetosis, spasticity, dysarthric speech and compulsive self-biting, usually beginning with eruption ... | Pediatrics | C.V.S. |
e4946d93-fde9-46b5-82f7-49976250e53b | An HIV patient complains of visual distrubances, Fundal examination shows bilateral retinal exudates and perivascular haemorrhages. Which of the following viruses are most likely to be responsible for this retinitis - | Herpes simplex | Varicella zoster | Cytomegalovirus | EBV | 2c | single | retinitis&multiple hemorrhage inHIV id due to CMV REF:MICROBIOLOGY ANANTHA NARAYANAN NINTH EDITION PAGE.473 case-3 | Microbiology | Virology |
565c7f96-85ea-4522-8986-8b04a9b44bc4 | Anti retro viral drug causing urinary stones: | Zidovudine | Lamivudine | Indinavir | Nelfinavir | 2c | single | Ans: c (Indinavir) Ref: Harrison, 16th ed, p. 1127; 17th ed, p. 1192Indinavir is the antiretroviral drug which causes urinary stones.Classification of antiretro viral drugNucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTI)* Zalcitabine* Didanosine* Lamivudine* Zidovudine* Stavudine* Abacavir* EmtricitabineProtease inhib... | Medicine | Infection |
db0407da-a929-46bf-83a2-5ff30d5a6164 | In pregnancy all occurs except: | Increased cardiac output | Decreased blood volume | Increased MCV | Increased glomerular flow | 1b | multi | Decreased blood volume | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null |
b83de563-6f98-4b64-9100-250032bbcdfc | The most common neurological disorder seen in chronic renal failure patients is: | Dementia | Polyneuropathy | Restless leg syndrome | Encephalopathy | 1b | single | Ans. B. PolyneuropathyPolyneuropathy is the most common neurological disorder seen in about 60% of patients with CKD.It is characterized by* Length-dependent numbness* Tingling* Allodynia* Mild distal weaknessThe sensorimotor polyneuropathy can be stabilized by hemodialysis and improved with successful renal transplant... | Medicine | C.N.S. |
2a85cc3c-b2d0-441b-aa9b-e653a9abcc02 | True regarding pregnancy changes except : | Hyperplasia of parathyroid | Hyperplasia of thyroid | Increased pigmentation | Decreased BMR | 3d | multi | There is rise in the basal metabolic rate, which begins at about the third month, reaches a value of +25% during the last trimester. The increase in BMR is probably due to increase in net oxygen consumption of mother and fetus. Reference : Dutta's text book of Obstetrics 7th edition page no 62 | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | General obstetrics |
1194a9cd-5925-4ab6-9add-ab4a01263f7c | Most common extra-cranial complication of ASOM is: | Facial nerve paralysis | Lateral sinus thrombosis | Subperiosteal abscess | Brain abscess | 2c | single | Ans. C Subperiosteal abscessAs discussed earlier therelative incidence of various extracranial complications in a case of chronic, otitis media are:Extracranial complicationPercentagePost auricular abscess:Fpcial palsyBezold abscessPetrous apicitis (Petrositis)Meningitis 75620.212 So M/C complication is post auricular ... | ENT | null |
e8bf4b11-43e8-4f51-842c-deffb5daeda2 | Treatment of lepromatous leprosy is | Rifampicin + Dapsone | Rifampicin + Clofazimine | Rifampicin + Dapsone + Clofazimine | Rifampicin + Ofloxacin + Minocycline | 2c | single | Ans. c (Rifampicin + Dapsone + Clofazimine); (Ref. Park PSM 22nd/pg. 296)Recommended regimens of chemotherapy for Leprosy in adultsFORM OF LEPROSYMORE INTENSIVE REGIMENWHO RECOMMENDED REGIMENLepromatous(multibacillary)Rifampin (600 mg/d) for 3 years plus dapsone (100 mg/d) indefinitelyDapsone (100 mg/d self-administere... | Social & Preventive Medicine | Communicable Diseases |
6c6fe55e-aac4-4f1e-9ab5-a2cc6ce4086c | All of the following are vasodilators except | Methyl dopa | Nitroprusside | Hydralazine | Diazoxide | 0a | multi | Methyldopa is a centrally acting alpha-agonist Hydralazine, diazoxide, and nitroprusside are vasodilators. Hydralazine, diazoxide- aeriolar dilators- potassium channel openers Nitroprusside- both aeriolar and venous dilator REF.Essentials of Medical Pharmacology-kD Tripathi 8th ed. | Pharmacology | Cardiovascular system |
63a3e151-b7df-463a-b2fb-b7030bd6dbb1 | Impoant role of distal tubule of kidney in acid-base balance ? | Secretion of Ammonia | Secretion of bicarbonate | Secretion of HCl | Absorption of Ammonia | 0a | single | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Secretion of AmmoniaThe H+ ions secreted into the tubule are mopped up by urinary buffers present in the tubular fluid. The three impoant buffers are : -i) Bicarbonate buffer : - Present in proximal segments (Proximal tubules, Thick ascending limb). It is nothing else but filtered HCO3- ions which rea... | Physiology | null |
06b7b438-c67c-4808-bcd7-f2367cd155c7 | 80 kg male with bilateral upper limb, right lower limb with perineum burns 3rd degree, amount of fluid required in first 8 hours is | 3920 ml | 4920 ml | 5920 ml | 6560 ml | 3d | single | Answer- D. 6560 mlThe amount of fluid required fot the above patient = 4ml x 80 x 41 = 13120 ml.Half of the calculated fluid is gtum in first 8 hrs and half in next 76 hrs.So the amount of fluid to be given in the first hrs = total fluid required/ 2 = 1312O/ 2 = 6560ml | Surgery | null |
e27d48a6-1f70-4e07-8ae4-843a9f49bf61 | A patient has Hb 6gm%, folic acid 8 ng/ml, vitamin B12 60pg/ml, serum iron 16011g/d1, and MCV-104. The diagnosis is: | Iron deficiency anemia | Vitamin B12 deficinecy | Folic acid deficiency | Pyridoxine deficiency | 1b | single | Answer is B (vitamin Bp is Deficiency) Presence of anemia (Hb= 6gm%) Macrocytosis (MCV=104) and decreased vitamin B12 levels (B12=60 pg/ml) suggests a diagnosis of megaloblastic anemia due to vitamin B12 deficiency. Reference values from Harrison's Appendix A Parameter Normal Values Patient value Inference Hb 13-18 g/d... | Medicine | null |
5c889b9f-b899-4dc2-a52c-8037c1cbc3a8 | A neonate diagnosed of having pentalogy of Fallot. She may have the following lesions: | TOF + PDA | TOF + ASD | TOF + COA | TOF + Polysplenia | 1b | multi | Patients with tetralogy of Fallot have a VSD, RV infundibular stenosis, RVH, and a dilated aoa (in about 50% of patients it overrides the septum). If there is an associated ASD, the complex is referred to as pentalogy of Fallot. Ref: Bashore T.M., Granger C.B., Hranitzky P., Patel M.R. (2013). Chapter 10. Hea Disease. ... | Pediatrics | null |
78decce2-0122-4e62-98f9-69f28bcb4351 | Involucrum means - | Dead bone | New living bone | Previous living bone | None of the above | 1b | multi | In osteomyelitis:-
Sequestrum → The Dead piece of bone.
Involucrum Reactive woven or lamellar bone around sequestrum. | Pathology | null |
58974e14-34b3-4d3c-a614-6d15e7c18cba | HLA B-27 has > 90% association with? | Enteropathic | Reactive arthritis | Rheumatoid arthritis | Ankylosing spondylitis | 3d | single | Ans. (d) Ankylosing spondylitis(Ref: Harrison 18th/chapter 325)Prevalence of HLA B27 is 90% in patients with Ankylosing Spondylitis, independent of disease severity. | Pathology | Immunity |
b4068007-92d3-4089-9ff7-b1aeb15c2325 | The process used to prevent the recircularization of the stick ends of DNA is: | Homopolymer tailing | Ligation by restriction endonucleases | Transfection | All of the above | 0a | multi | The process used to prevent the recircularization of the stick ends of DNA is Homopolymer tailing Homopolymer tailing Involves adding a series of nucleotides on the 3'OH termini of a double-stranded DNA molecule using enzyme terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase. Homopolymer tail is produced in the presence of one deox... | Biochemistry | Techniques in molecular biology |
b3af8b28-9448-48eb-a655-3483f0ee4cab | A man loses his right hand in a farm accident, four year later, he has episodes of severe pain in the missing hand (phantom limb pain). A detailed PET scan study of his cerebral cortex might be expected to show | Expansion of the right hand area in his right somatic sensory area I | Expansion of the right hand area in his left somatic sensory area I | Projection of fibre from neighboring sensory areas into the right hand area of his right somatic sensory area I | Projection of fibers from neighbouring sensory areas into the right hand area of his left somatic sensory area I | 3d | single | When a body part is amputated, the somatosensory area that represents the neighbouring part of the amputated part spreads over to the somatosensory area that represents the amputated area- Cortical plasticity. This may describe the phenomenon of phantom limb. Since representation in somatosensory area is of contralater... | Physiology | null |
974514f3-982d-4839-8f06-697a9045aaf8 | When a person is asked about his blood sugar level, he answers like "Diabetics have sweet urine... urine and feces are excreta"... Before finally telling his blood sugar. It is an example of? | Tangentiality | Circumstantiality | Flight of ideas | Loosening of association | 1b | multi | Ans. is 'b' i.e., Circumstantiality In the given example, the patient's goal is to tell the blood sugar level. But the patient does -not reach his goal directly; rather he gives irrelevant details and digressions.lt is an example of circumstantiality. | Psychiatry | null |
ce260192-ec97-429a-bd53-d8d5b6aafdf0 | Lining epithelium of vagina is | Pseudostratified columnar epithelium | Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium | Non keratinized stratified squamous epithelium | Cliated columnar epithelium | 2c | single | INDERBIR SINGH&;S TEXTBOOK OF HUMAN HISTOLOGY-PAGE NO:359Mucous membraneThe mucous membrane shows numerous longitudinal folds and is firmly fixed to the underlying muscle layer.it us lined by stratified squamous epithelium(non keratinized) | Anatomy | General anatomy |
a9849f12-be20-4d44-a242-d435f1c5b9b3 | Breast Ca most important prognostic factor | Lymph node status | Size of tumor | Skin involvement | Peude orange | 0a | single | "Metastasis to ipsilateral axillary nodes predicts outcome are surgery more powerfully than tumor size does”.
“The single most important predictor of 10 and 20-year survival rates in breast cancer is the number of axillary lymph nodes involved with metastatic disease”. | Surgery | null |
516df661-0bc7-4c6e-b240-7cb773fcbfe1 | Yellow bag is destroyed by | Incineration | Autoclave | Hot air oven | Steam sterilization | 0a | single | Ref: PubMedCat.Type of Bag/ Container usedType of wasteTreatment/ disposal optionsYellowNon-chlorinated plastic bagsSeparate collection system leading to effluent treatment system* Human anatomical waste* Animal anatomical waste* Soiled waste* Expired or discarded medicines* Chemical waste* Micro, Bio-t and other clini... | Microbiology | General |
8ce318be-d7bf-4ea3-bec9-6f9a2e563bd5 | Which of the following muscle group is innervated by obturator nerve? | Abductor muscle | Adductor compament | Extensor compament | Flexor compament | 1b | single | The muscles in the medial compament of the thigh are primarily adductors of the hip because of their medial orientation. The obturator nerve (L2-L4) innervates most of the muscles in the medial compament of the thigh.Ref: Moon D.A., Foreman K.B., Albeine K.H. (2011). Chapter 36. Thigh. In D.A. Moon, K.B. Foreman, K.H. ... | Anatomy | null |
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