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2b404aab-837f-4d8b-8123-b17d9b5cf79b | Mutation leading to sickle cell anemia?
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(b) Deletion
(c) Crossover mutation
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0f33c843-ffde-4653-82f0-f8d2b26e9b00 | Which one of the following activities cannot be formed by a 7 month old infant –
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[B] Transfer objects
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c) Reverse spitting of S2
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b8d21b7e-9b8c-4e22-817f-1a9b9c6e7828 | Among the following, which of the following is/are the greatest contributor/contributors to global warming as a consequence of human activities and life style ?
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8656b714-9f8e-4896-9a0f-0cb4d7a58398 | Which of the following brain tumours is highly vascular in nature ?
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[2] CP angle epidermoid
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78f0844d-8862-4544-93b6-c3f635aec9fc | True statement about the drug of Administration is
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d1acd1ab-ee9b-4c4e-bf59-0f45590fed43 | HDL was called good cholesterol because:
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a0054edb-ad39-4a4f-9c6f-583199c2c86c | Vitamin deficient in breast milk is?
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[2] Vitamin A
[3] Vitamin C
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f5b9d8d6-72c3-48ab-94a9-fdcfcd8ce910 | Hormone that stimulates gluconeogenesis is:
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c0e76926-af0c-49d7-b096-b981dd178bfb | Choose the most effective drug for mild intestinal amoebiasis and asymptomatic cyst passers:
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0e525fe1-0b66-426a-9c3a-1dc70cc97603 | In Hashimotos thyroiditis there is infiltration of
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[d] Eosinophils | Macrophages | Neutrophiks | Leukocytes | Eosinophils | 2 | single | Robbins page no 1087MORPHOLOGY The thyroid is often diffusely enlarged, although more localized enlargement may be seen in some cases. The capsule is intact, and the gland is well demarcated from adjacent structures. The cut surface is pale, yellow-tan, firm, and somewhat nodular. There is extensive infiltration of the... | Anatomy | Musculoskeletal system | [b] Leukocytes | [a] Neutrophiks
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b25e323b-00ce-41f0-9823-bbb56ba7ee0d | A 43-year-old trauma patient develops acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and has difficulty oxygenating despite increased concentrations of inspired O2 . After the positive endexpiratory pressure (PEEP) is increased, the patient's oxygenation improves. What is the mechanism by which this occurs?
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3e24045a-8fd6-4a12-9b56-151ebbe7c72d | Griseofulvin is not useful in
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18810f92-5daf-4cc2-8fe8-45e2c0150765 | In which order the airway of the neonates, who require suctioning, be suctioned during neonatal resuscitation?
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B. Nose followed by mouth
C. Mouth followed by nose
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59c0c7fa-89c7-438f-9c1a-37666cda324d | While doing sigmoidoscopy, if the rectum is inflated with gas increased peristalsis is seen in :
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ii. Distal colon
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54467774-4651-4859-97d0-dab6dc086d17 | In obsessive - compulsive disorder, which is not given:
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8d490c81-0fad-4d0d-96ee-738edc0c8a76 | Triple assessment for carcinoma breast includes:
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cb9c1ead-a22f-48d8-90a5-ca7603590ffa | Which is not the action of TGF -
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(c) Proliferation of fibrous tissue
(d) Anaphylaxis | Anti -inflammatory | Proliferation of fibrous tissue | Anaphylaxis | Inhibition of metalloproteinases | 2 | multi | Transforming Growth factor beta:
Transforming growth factor-β(TGF-β) is the most important cytokine for the synthesis and deposition of connective tissue proteins.
It is produced by most of the cells in granulation tissue, including alternatively activated macrophages.
The levels of TGF-β in tissues are primarily regu... | Pathology | null | (d) Anaphylaxis | (a) Inhibition of metalloproteinases
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fa24ad44-561e-44c6-ba9b-7375eba168f8 | True about Pneumocystis carinii (Pneumocystis jerovecii) is the following EXCEPT
(a) Cyanosis
(b) | diffusion capacity
(c) Respiratory alkalosis
(d) | arterial O2 gradient (PAO2 - PaO2) | Respiratory alkalosis | | diffusion capacity | Cyanosis | | arterial O2 gradient (PAO2 - PaO2) | 3 | multi | Ans. d (| arterial O2 gradient (PAO2-PaO2)) (Ref: Harrison's Internal medicine 17th edition, p. 1267)ABG in PCP:# | alveolar arterial O2 gradient (Normal < 15 mm H2O 20-30 )# | PaO2 When,When,PAO2 - PaO2 < 35 mm Hg:- PAO2 - PaO2 > 35 mm Hg and PaO2 < 60 mm Hg:- Mild infection- Severe infection- No need to add steroids-... | Medicine | Infection | (d) | arterial O2 gradient (PAO2 - PaO2) | (a) Cyanosis
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b21205c2-7f9b-4898-9300-58590e971fd3 | What is the most effective treatment for accelerated phase of chronic myeloid leukaemia?
[A] Chemotherapy
[B] Allogeneic bone marrow transplantation
[C] Hydroxyurea & interferon
[D] Autologous bone marrow transplantation | Allogeneic bone marrow transplantation | Autologous bone marrow transplantation | Chemotherapy | Hydroxyurea & interferon | 0 | multi | Allogeneic SCT was considered first-line CML therapy before 2000. The maturing positive experience with TKIs has now relegated its use to after first-line TKI failures. An impoant question is the optimal timing and sequence of TKIs and allogeneic SCT (whether allogeneic SCT should be used as second- or third-line thera... | Medicine | CLL & CML | [B] Allogeneic bone marrow transplantation | [A] Chemotherapy
[B] Allogeneic bone marrow transplantation
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94db41a4-0e72-4abb-89c0-bad8328d4caf | Intestinal biopsy is not diagnostic in
[1] Agammaaglobinemia
[2] Intestinal lymphagienctaisis
[3] Tropical sprue
[4] Abetalipoprotienemina | Abetalipoprotienemina | Tropical sprue | Intestinal lymphagienctaisis | Agammaaglobinemia | 1 | single | Refer Robbins page no 9/e 784 Small bowel biopsy is viually always abnormal when the tTG IgA antibody level is very high (more than five-fold the normal range), and EMA is positive. This is done in a procedure called a biopsy. The physician eases a long, thin tube called an endoscope through the mouth andstomach into t... | Anatomy | G.I.T | [3] Tropical sprue | [1] Agammaaglobinemia
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c58c80b7-89d8-4be9-a179-4f79941ed714 | Gennifer, a 4 years got her lower 2nd molar extracted due
to caries, the possible Line of treatment is
I. No active treatment is necessary
II. Removable partial denture
III. Band and loop between primary 1st molar and permanent 1st molar
IV. Distal shoe space maintainer | Distal shoe space maintainer | Band and loop between primary 1st molar and permanent 1st molar | Removable partial denture | No active treatment is necessary | 0 | single | null | Dental | null | IV. Distal shoe space maintainer | I. No active treatment is necessary
II. Removable partial denture
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622e130a-8881-4267-ad34-78cd538b7380 | Hypogonadism with 47 XXY is a feature of
(A) Turner's syndrome
(B) Klinefelter's syndrome
(C) Down's syndrome
(D) Edward's syndrome | Down's syndrome | Turner's syndrome | Edward's syndrome | Klinefelter's syndrome | 3 | single | Ans. d (Klinefelter's syndrome) (Ref: Robbins 7th edition, p.179; Harisson's internal medicine 17th edition, p. 2317)Klinefelter syndrome (XXY)# Common cause of hypogonadism seen in infertility work-up# Dysgenesis of seminiferous tubules | inhibin | FSH.# Abnormal Leydig cell function | testosterone | LH | estrogen.# T... | Medicine | Genetics | (B) Klinefelter's syndrome | (A) Turner's syndrome
(B) Klinefelter's syndrome
(C) Down's syndrome
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8533ffc8-ffff-48db-a81d-cf13ce66dd3d | Treatment of choice of 28 weeks size H mole In 40 years parous woman is :
[A] Hysterectomy
[B] Hysterotomy
[C] Vacuum extraction
[D] Vaginal delivery | Vacuum extraction | Hysterectomy | Hysterotomy | Vaginal delivery | 1 | single | Hysterectomy | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null | [A] Hysterectomy | [A] Hysterectomy
[B] Hysterotomy
[C] Vacuum extraction
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8169ff91-b3b7-4eab-9fec-8859bd2a79c1 | Earliest detectable Congenital Malformation by USG is:
1) Encephalocele
2) Anencephaly
3) Cystic hygroma
4) Spina bifida | Spina bifida | Cystic hygroma | Anencephaly | Encephalocele | 2 | single | Anencephaly | Radiology | null | 2) Anencephaly | 1) Encephalocele
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c9d6f6a8-bdd1-4b98-b791-6018109a793b | Most common site of TB -
a) Spine
b) Hip
c) Knee
d) Shoulder | Spine | Knee | Hip | Shoulder | 0 | single | Ans. is 'a' i.e., Spine Skeletal tuberculosiso Tuberculous infection of bone (osteomyelitis) is a form of secondary osteomyelitis caused by hematogenous dissemination from a primary' infected visceral focus. The primary-focus may be active or quiescent, apparent or latent; either in the lungs, lymph glands or other vis... | Orthopaedics | TB of the Spine | a) Spine | a) Spine
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d) Shoulder | a) | [
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87b8680c-1924-4de3-99cc-7bdffa83261a | Keshan cardiomegaly -
1) Cu
2) Zn
3) Fe
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2) Zn
3) Fe
4) Se | 4) | [
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c7eed329-ea89-4b34-b01b-caad65cde872 | The internal pudendal artery supplies which of the following
[1] Distal vaginal walls
[2] Posterior vaginal wall
[3] Proximal vagina
[4] Bladder trigone | Proximal vagina | Distal vaginal walls | Posterior vaginal wall | Bladder trigone | 1 | multi | Proximal vagina →
Cervical branch of uterine artery
Vaginal artery
Posterior vaginal wall → Middle rectal artery
Distal vaginal wall → Internal pudendal artery. | Gynaecology & Obstetrics | null | [1] Distal vaginal walls | [1] Distal vaginal walls
[2] Posterior vaginal wall
[3] Proximal vagina
[4] Bladder trigone | [1] | [
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"[3]",
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"[3] Proximal vagina",
"[4] Bladder trigone"
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dbcf6367-b512-4df2-a95e-424b522bc4b8 | Light microscopic characteristic features of apoptosis is
[a] Condensation of the nucleus
[b] Eosinophilic cytoplasm
[c] Nuclear moulding
[d] Intact cell membrane | Intact cell membrane | Eosinophilic cytoplasm | Nuclear moulding | Condensation of the nucleus | 3 | single | Ref, Robbins 8/ep41-15,26-27,9/ep53 | Anatomy | General anatomy | [a] Condensation of the nucleus | [a] Condensation of the nucleus
[b] Eosinophilic cytoplasm
[c] Nuclear moulding
[d] Intact cell membrane | [a] | [
"[b]",
"[c]",
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66321d24-88da-468e-8066-3766001b51e4 | Best treatment of subdural haemotoma in a deteriorating patient-
1) By UV Mannitol
2) Oxygenation
3) Surgical evacuation
4) Use of steroids | By UV Mannitol | Oxygenation | Use of steroids | Surgical evacuation | 3 | single | null | Surgery | null | 3) Surgical evacuation | 1) By UV Mannitol
2) Oxygenation
3) Surgical evacuation
4) Use of steroids | 3) | [
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2e8ffdcc-d1b5-48de-98d2-f3b1c2f73ecb | Which of the following vitamins contain sulfur in its structure?
(1) Folic acid
(2) Thiamine
(3) Riboflavin
(4) Niacin | Thiamine | Riboflavin | Folic acid | Niacin | 0 | single | Thiamine contains Sulphur in its structure. Structure of Thiamine: Thiamine contains a substituted pyrimidine ring connected to a substituted thiazole ring by means of methylene bridge. The vitamin is then conveed to its active co-enzyme form by addition of two phosphate groups, with the help of ATP (Fig. 34.1). It is ... | Biochemistry | vitamins | (2) Thiamine | (1) Folic acid
(2) Thiamine
(3) Riboflavin
(4) Niacin | (2) | [
"(1)",
"(3)",
"(4)"
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"(1) Folic acid",
"(3) Riboflavin",
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6ae5f7f9-f78f-433e-a47e-78c3595ca459 | The study of smoking as a cause of lung cancer, 90 cases were taken, 75 were smokers and among 100 controls 40 were smokers. Calculate the odds ratio ?
I. 10
II. 2
III. 4.5
IV. 7.5 | 2 | 4.5 | 7.5 | 10 | 2 | single | Ans. is 'c' i.e., 7.5 Odds ratio is cross product of entries in the table. So, it is very impoant to make a correct table construct ? i) History of exposure (risk factor) is arranged on left column (row). ii) Disease is arranged on the top ? a) Cases in middle column (row) b) Controls in right column (row) | Social & Preventive Medicine | null | IV. 7.5 | I. 10
II. 2
III. 4.5
IV. 7.5 | IV. | [
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a316efb7-2941-4b58-b88c-6dd363db52dc | All are true about 0-oxidation except:
i. Carnitine palmitoyl trasferase II is present in mitochondrial matrix
ii. FA activation requires 2ATP.
iii. Carnitine palmitoyl transferase I is present in outer mitochondrial membrane
iv. Activation of FA is a must | Activation of FA is a must | Carnitine palmitoyl transferase I is present in outer mitochondrial membrane | Carnitine palmitoyl trasferase II is present in mitochondrial matrix | FA activation requires 2ATP. | 2 | multi | C i.e. Carnitine palmitoyl trasf erase II is present in mitochondrial matrix Long chain activated fatty acid penetrate the inner mitochondria( membrane only in combination with carnitineQ. Carnitine, a carrier molecule, acts like a ferry boat and transpo long chain acyl- CoA across mitochondiral membrane otherwise inne... | Biochemistry | null | i. Carnitine palmitoyl trasferase II is present in mitochondrial matrix | i. Carnitine palmitoyl trasferase II is present in mitochondrial matrix
ii. FA activation requires 2ATP.
iii. Carnitine palmitoyl transferase I is present in outer mitochondrial membrane
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50109c84-dda0-47ad-983f-db06f35e7e4b | A 52-year-old man has suffered with chronic diarrhea for several years, but has refused to see a doctor. He finally comes because he is having trouble driving at night, because of difficulty seeing. Physical examination reveals a slender, pale, unwell-looking man. He has a microcytic anemia, slight elevation in the INR... | malabsorption | osmotic diarrhea | secretory diarrhea | inflammatory bowel disease | 0 | multi | His night blindness suggests vitamin A deficiency, which is more likely to occur with malabsorption. His anemia and general appearance are compatible with chronic inflammatory bowel disease as well, but the clinical and biochemical features of fat-soluble vitamin deficiency (in this case vitamin A, D, and K) suggest ma... | Medicine | G.I.T. | d) malabsorption | a) inflammatory bowel disease
b) osmotic diarrhea
c) secretory diarrhea
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a9c8541e-91be-4c0d-a00c-8ebec38e0947 | Characteristic feature of SLE is:
1) Joint deformity
2) Uveitis
3) Polyserositis
4) Cavitating lesion in lung | Uveitis | Joint deformity | Polyserositis | Cavitating lesion in lung | 2 | single | Answer is C (Polyserositis): Polyserositis is included as a diagnostic criteria for SLE and is the most characteristic feature of SLE amongst the options provided. Uveitis is not a characteristic feature of SLE Ocular manifestation include sicca syndrome, non specific conjunctivitis, episcleritis, retinal vasculitis an... | Medicine | null | 3) Polyserositis | 1) Joint deformity
2) Uveitis
3) Polyserositis
4) Cavitating lesion in lung | 3) | [
"1)",
"2)",
"4)"
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af4b5f25-ffca-4944-8d70-7fdf9d6830ac | Lipoprotein X is most likely to be seen with in -
[1] Cholestasis
[2] Increased intake of PUPA
[3] Gilbe syndrome
[4] Increased intake of trans fatty acids | Cholestasis | Gilbe syndrome | Increased intake of trans fatty acids | Increased intake of PUPA | 0 | single | Lipoprotein X is an abnormal lipoprotein that appears in the serum samples of patients with obstructive jaundice and is a marker of cholestasis. Lipoprotein X is primarily responsible for the unusual lipid composition and characteristic plasma lipid concentrations in obstructive jaundice Ref Davidson 23rd edition pg 90... | Medicine | Miscellaneous | [1] Cholestasis | [1] Cholestasis
[2] Increased intake of PUPA
[3] Gilbe syndrome
[4] Increased intake of trans fatty acids | [1] | [
"[2]",
"[3]",
"[4]"
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"[3] Gilbe syndrome",
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