Mudit 1994

  1. A. True about the Serrarus anterior muscle is
    • A. Originates from the lower four ribs
    • B. Bipennate muscle
    • C. Supplied by the subscapular nerve
    • D. Heips in forced inspiration
  2. 2. The action of the Anconeus muscle is
    • A. Screwing movements
    • B. Elbow flexion
    • C. Forearm-supination
    • D. Adduction
  3. 3. The lert gastro-epiploic artery is a branch of
    • A. Splenic artery
    • B. Hepatic artery
    • C. Celiac artery
    • D. Superior mesenteric artery
  4. 4. Which organ has dual blood supply
    • A. Liver
    • B. Pancreas
    • C. Testes
    • D. Duodenum
  5. 5. The viteiline vein forms the
    • A. Hepatic vein
    • B. Azygos vein
    • C. Inferior mesenteric vein
    • D. Splenic vein
  6. 6. Al are Anterior relations of the Right kidney except
    • А. Suprarenalgland
    • B. Heparic flexure of the colon
    • C. Third part of the duodenum
    • D. Liver
  7. 7. The danger area of the face is so called because of the connection of the facial veins to the cavernous sinus through the
    • A. Transverse facial vein
    • B. Superior ophthalmic vein
    • C. Maxillary vein
    • D. Ethmoidal vein
  8. 8. The parotid duct can be palpated when
    • A. Angle of the mandible is depressed
    • B. Anterior margin of the masseter is tensed
    • C. Posterior margin of the masseter is relaxed
    • D. Through the buccal mucosa
  9. 9. All are branches of the maxillary artery except
    • A. Anterior tympanic artery
    • B. Posterior ethmoidal artery
    • C. Middle meningeai artery
    • D. Infraorbitai artery
  10. 10. All the following branches of the trigeminal nerve supply the Duramater except
    • A. Anterior ethmoidal
    • B. Posterior ethmoidai
    • C. Auriculotemporal
    • D. Mandibular
  11. 11. The Glossopharyngeal nerve supplies the posterior part of the tongue because it develops rom the
    • A. Hyoid arch
    • B. Tuerculum impar
    • C. Mandibular arch
    • D. Hypobranchial eminence
  12. 12. The subarachnoid space ends at
    • A. L1
    • B. L2
    • C. L5
    • D. S2
  13. 13. Implantation occurs at the stage of
    • A. Zygote
    • B. Morula
    • C. Blastocyst
    • D. Primary villi
  14. 14. Lowest threshold potential in a motor aerve fibre is
    • A. Dendrite
    • B. Body
    • C. Axon hillock
    • D. Axon
  15. 15. Heat loss from the body depends mostly on
    • A. Thermoregulatory centre
    • B. Warming of air during inspiration
    • C. On the environmentai temperarure
    • D. Radiation and evaporation
  16. 16. All are true regarding capillaries xcent
    • A. Have large total cross-sectional area
    • B. Contain larger quantity of blood than veins
    • C. Site of gaseous exchange
    • D. Lined by endothelium
  17. 17. Mouth-to-mouth respiration provides an oxygen concentration of
    • A. 16%
    • B. 20%
    • C. 22%
    • D. 24%
  18. 18. Hyaline membrane contains
    • A. Albumin
    • B. Fibrn
    • C. Giobulin
    • D. WBCs
  19. 19. Surfactant is secreted by
    • A. Type-I pneumocytes
    • B. Type-II pneumocytes
    • C. Bronchial goblet cells
    • D. Endothelium of pulmonary vasculature
  20. 20. Which is the best parameter for analysis of Hypoxic hypoxia
    • A. Arteriai PO
    • B. Arterial PCO2
    • C. Venous PO2
    • D. A-V Difference
  21. 21. Which compound shifts the Oxygen dissociation curve to the right
    • A. 1, Phosphoglycerate
    • B. 2. 3 DPG
    • C. 1, 3 DPG
    • D. Glyceraldehyde
  22. 22. All of the following cause Hyperventilation except
    • A. Decreased pH in CSF-
    • B. Decreased plasma HCO,
    • C. CO poisoning
    • D. Increased adrenergic levels
  23. 23. Sertoii ceils secrete
    • A. Testosterone
    • B. Estrogen
    • C. Androstenedione
    • D. Inhibin
  24. 24. Secretion of Prolactin is affected by
    • A. GnRH analogue
    • B. Dopamine
    • C. Serotonin
    • D. FSH
  25. 25. All are feature of Pyramidal tract lesion except
    • A. Clasp knife rigidity
    • B. Increased tone
    • C. Babinski sign + ve
    • D. Involuntary movement
  26. 26. Features of Neuroglia cells include all except
    • A. Protoplasmic astrocytes are found in grey matter
    • B. Oligodendrocytes are derived from ectoderm
    • C. Microglia are mesodermal in origin
    • D. Central neuroglial cells are derived from Schwann Cells
  27. 27. Kinesthetic sensation is
    • A. Transmitted by the ß-type of sensory nerve
    • B. Located in Merkl's disc
    • C. Transmitted by Meissner's corpuscles
    • D. Means abnormal perception of sensation
  28. 28. Cerebeilar connection to other parts of the brain is projected through which cell
    • A. Golgi cells
    • B. Basket cells
    • C.. Purkinje ceils
    • D. Oligodendrocytes
  29. 29. Output from the cerebellum is soiely fronm
    • A. Basket cells
    • B. Granular cells
    • C. Treitz cells
    • D. Purkinje cells
  30. 30. Renin secretion is increased by ail of the foilowing
    • A. Na in PCT
    • B. Afferent arteriolar low pressure
    • C. Na in DCT
    • D. Sympathetic nerve stimulation
  31. 31. Sperms acquire motility in
    • A. Epididymis
    • B. Seminai vesicle
    • C. Rete testes
    • D. Vas deferens
  32. 32. Structurai proteins are
    • A. Fibrous
    • B. Giobular
    • C. Branched
    • D. Compound
  33. 33. The Tertiary structure of proten is most commonly detected by
    • A. X-ray crystallography
    • 8. Spectrophotometry
    • C. Electrophoresis
    • D. Chromatography
  34. 34. Flexibility of protein depends on
    • A. Giycine
    • B. Tryptophan
    • C. Phenylalanine
    • D. Histidine
  35. 35. Catabolism of H202 is carried out by
    • A. Peroxisomes
    • B. Mitachondria
    • C. Endoplasmic reticulum
    • D. Lysosomes
  36. 36. Hydroxyethyl starch is a
    • A. Vasodilator
    • B. Inotrope
    • C. Plasma expander
    • D. Diuretic
  37. 37. Function oi Metabolism includes all excap
    • A. Extraction of nutrients frorm food
    • B. Breakdown ot substrate
    • C. Equilibrium of biochemical with intracellular components
    • D. Using building blocks for synthesis
  38. 38. Which biochemical reaction does not occur in the mitochondria
    • A. Kreb's cycle
    • B. Urea cycie
    • C. Gluconeogenesis
    • D. Fatty acid synthesis
  39. 39. Energy source used by brain in later days of Starvation is
    • A. Glucose
    • B. Kerone bodies
    • C. Giycogen
    • D. Fatty acids
  40. 40.In collagen synthesis, hydroxylation of Proline to Hydroxyproline requires all except
    • A. Pyridoxai phosphate
    • B. Vitamin C
    • C. Oxygen
    • D. Di-oxygenase
  41. 41. Which of the foilowing is luminous
    • A. Porphyrin
    • B. Zymogen
    • C. Chromatin
    • D. Albumin
  42. 42. Which is not found in DNA
    • A. Adenine
    • B. Thymine
    • C. Guanine
    • D. Uracil
  43. 43. On complete hydrolysis of DNA, we will get all of the following except
    • A. Adenosine
    • B. Purine base
    • C. Phosphoric acid
    • D. Dexose pentose sugar
  44. 44. The vitamin used for post-translational modification of giutamic acid to y Carboxy-glutamate is
    • A. Vitamin D
    • B. Vitamin E
    • C. Vitamin A
    • D. Vitamin K
  45. 45. Bile acids are derived from
    • A. Fatty acids
    • B. Cholestero
    • C. Bilirubin
    • D. Proteins
  46. 46.Aneupioidy is due to
    • A. Non-disjunction at meiosis
    • B. Mosaicistm
    • C. Deletion
    • D. Translocation
  47. 47. Aikaline phosphatase is produced by
    • A. Liver
    • B. Bone
    • C. Placenta
    • D. All of the above
  48. 48. Paie infarct is not seen in
    • A. Heart
    • B. Lung
    • C. Kidney
    • D. Spleen
  49. 49. In an inflammatory response, Macrophages are usually derived from
    • A. Monocytes
    • B. Reticuloendothelial cells
    • C. Neutrophils
    • D. Lymphocytes
  50. 50. Heart failure cells contain
    • A. Hemosiderin
    • B. Lipofuschin
    • C. Myoglobin
    • D. Albumin
  51. 51. The most common site of Myocardial infarction is
    • A. Anterolateral
    • B. Interventricular septum
    • C. Posterior wall
    • D. Inferior wail
  52. 52. Most common cause of Abdominal aneurysm is
    • A. Atheroscierosis
    • B. Trauma
    • C. Marfan's syndrome
    • D. Congenital
  53. 53. Commonest cause of SVC obstruction is
    • A. Fibrosis of SVC
    • B. Bronchogenic carcinoma
    • C. Pericardial fibrosis
    • D. Hepatoceiluiar carcinoma
  54. 54. The cells seen after 72 hours in the Infarcted area in MI are
    • A. Neutrophils
    • B. Lymphocytes
    • C. Macrophages
    • D. Monocytes
  55. 55. The least common site of Berry aneurysın is
    • A. Antenor communicaing artery
    • B. Vertebral artery
    • C. Basiiar artery
    • D. Middle cerebral artery
  56. 56.The commonest tumor of the myocardium is
    • A.. Myxoma
    • B. Rhabdomyoma
    • C. Sarcoma
    • D. Fibroma
  57. 57. All of the following decrease in Nephrotic syndrome
    • A. Fibrinogen
    • B. Thyroxin
    • C. Transferrin
    • D. Albumin
  58. 58. All are features of RPGN except
    • A. Rapid recovery
    • B. Crescent formation
    • C. Hypertension
    • D Non-selective proteinuria
  59. 59. Which characteristic feature is seen in the kidney in Malignant hypertension
    • A. Hyaline necrosis
    • B. Fibrinoid necrosis
    • C. Medial wail hyperplasia
    • D. Micro-aneurysm
  60. 60. Most common factor in development of Diabetic nephropathy is
    • A. Previous kidney disease
    • B. Associated hypertension
    • C. Duration of diabetes
    • D. Controi with treatment
  61. 61. The HLA important in DDM is
    • A. HLA-A
    • B. HLA-B2
    • C. HLA-DR3/DR4
    • D. HLA-W1
  62. 62. The commonest Soft tissue tumor in adults is
    • A. Lipoma
    • B. Histiocytoma
    • C. Fibroma
    • D. Leiomyoma
  63. 63. Malignancy of the Breast is likely to be associated with
    • A. Sclerosing adenosis
    • B. Atypical epithelial hyperplasia
    • C. Cystic change
    • D. Apocrine metaplasia
  64. 64. All of the following Paraneoplastic syndromes are seen in Carcinoma lung ercent
    • A. Hypertrophic osteodystrophy
    • B. Myasthenia gravis
    • C. Cushing's syndrome
    • D. Hypoglycemia
  65. 65.The commonest site of Pleomorphic adenoma is
    • A. Parotid salivary giand
    • B. Submandibular salivary gland
    • C. Sublingua! gland
    • D Submaxillary gland
  66. 66. MEN type I includes tumors of all except
    • A. Parathyroid
    • B. Piruitary
    • C. Pancreas
    • D. Medullary carcinoma of thyroid
  67. 67. Primary pleural tumor is
    • A. Mesothelioma
    • B. Myxoma
    • C. Lipoma
    • D. Fibroma
  68. 68. Mucin is not secreted by
    • A. Goblet cell
    • B. Paneth cell
    • C. Brunner's gland
    • D. Crypts of Lieberkuhn
  69. 69. Pseudopolyps are features of
    • A. Crohn's disease
    • B. Ulcerative colitis
    • C. Celiac sprue
    • D. Whipple's disease
  70. 70. Transport of lipids from the intestine to other tissues is by
    • A. Chylomicrons
    • B. LDL
    • C. HDL
    • D. VLDL
  71. 71.All are Glycoproteins ercen
    • A. Immunoglobulins
    • B. Albumun
    • C. hCG
    • D. Complements
  72. 72.DNA is detected by
    • A. Southern blot
    • B. Northern blot
    • C. western blot
    • D. Eastem blot
  73. 73. In Respiratory and GIT infection, which is the most affected immunoglobulin
    • A. IgA
    • B. IgG
    • C. IgM
    • D. IgD
  74. 74. The commonest Primary immunodeticiency is
    • A. Common variable immunodeficency
    • B. Isolated IgA immunodeficiency
    • C. Wiskott-Aidrich syndrome
    • D. AIDS
  75. 75. The reaction between antibody and soluble antigen is demonstrated by
    • A. Aggiutination
    • B Precipitation
    • C. Compiement fixation test
    • D. Hemagglutination test
  76. 76. C-reactive protein is
    • A. An antibody produced as a resuit of pneumococcal infection
    • B. Derived from pneumoconiosis
    • C. Detected by precipitation reaction
    • D. Increased in pneumococcal infection
  77. 77. Bacteria which does not strictly follow Koch's postulate is
    • A. Mycobacteria tuberculosis
    • B. Mycobacterium avium intercellulare
    • C. Mycobacterium leprae
    • D. Baciilus anthracis
  78. 78. All the foilowing are true about Nosocomial nfections except
    • A. May manifest within 48 hours of admission
    • B. May develop after discharge of patient from the hospital
    • C. Denote a new condition which is unrelated to the patient's primary conditions
    • D. May aiready present at the time of admission
  79. 79. All the following are true of Tuberculosisexceot
    • A . For sputum to be positive, bacilli shouid be > 10 4 ml
    • B. Niacin test differentiates M. tuberculosis and M bovis
    • C. Pathogenicity to rabbits differentiates M. tuberculosis and M.bovis
    • D.Cuiture techniques have low sensitivity
  80. 80. All the following are true regarding Vibrio cholera except
    • A. Transported in acidic medium
    • B. Gram-negative
    • C. Aerobic organism
    • D. Ferments glucose
  81. 81. All the following are true about Chlamydia except
    • A. Gram-positive
    • B. Causes trachoma
    • C. Causative organism of psittacosis
    • D. Are also called basophilic viruses
  82. 82. All the following are general properties of Viruses
    • A. May contain both DNA and RNA
    • B. Form extraceilular intectious particles
    • C. Heat labiie
    • D. Not atfected by antibiotics
  83. 83. Which of the following is true about Rotavirus
    • A. Commonly affects children
    • B. Double-stranded
    • C. Can be grown easiiy on cell culture
    • D. Egg shell appearance under electron microscope
  84. 84.Most common agent responsiole for Bronchioiitis is
    • A. RSV
    • B. Adenovirus
    • C. Herpes virus
    • D. Influenza virus
  85. 85. A Discharging sinus is seen in
    • A. Sporotrichosis
    • B. Cryptococcosis
    • C. Histoplasmosis
    • D. Mycetoma
  86. 86. Which of the following is not true of Actinomycosis
    • A. Demonsration of filaments
    • B. Caused by actinomyces israelii
    • C. Organism cannot be cultured
    • D. Suiphur granuies in pus
  87. 87. All of the following disease may be acquired by ingestion except
    • A. Teniasis
    • B. Guinea worm
    • C. Toxopiasmosis
    • D. Leishmaniasis
  88. 88. Which of the foilowing Parasites does nos pass through the human lung
    • A. Ancylostoma
    • B. Ascaris lumbricoides
    • C. Trichuris trichura
    • D. Stronglyiordes
  89. 89. All are inhabitants of Liver except
    • A. F. heparica
    • B. F. buski
    • C. Clonorchis sinensis
    • D. Opisthorchis felincus
  90. 90. First-pass effect' is seen with which route of administration
    • A. Oral
    • B. Sublingual
    • C. Intramuscular
    • D. Intravenous
  91. 91. All are -adrenergic agonists except.
    • A. Mephentermine
    • B. Ritodrine
    • c. Methoxamine
    • D. Phenylephrine
  92. 92. All the following affect the metabolism of Theophylline except
    • A. Erythromycin
    • B. Smoking
    • C. Cimetidine
    • D. Steroids
  93. 93. All are side effects of Lisinopril ercept
    • A. Dizziness
    • B. Jaundice
    • C. Cough
    • D. Angioneurotic edema
  94. 94 Adrenal steroids are contraindicated in all except
    • A. Severe hypertension
    • B. Osteoporosis
    • C. Diaberes mellitus
    • D. Cushing's syndrome
  95. 95. Which of the following drugs is known to cause vaginal adenocarcinoma in female offspring when given to a pregnant woman
    • A. Chlorpropamide
    • B. Progesterone
    • C. Diethylstilbestrol
    • D. Chloramphenicol
  96. 96. Which drug has the least anti-cholinergic side- effects
    • A. Imipramine
    • B. Doxepin
    • C. Fluoxetine
    • D. Clomipramine
  97. 97. L-dopa is given along with Carbidopa
    • A. To prevent peripheral decarboxylation of L-dopa
    • B. To reduce side effects
    • C. To increase compliance
    • D. To increase half-life
  98. 98. All the following displace imipramine from protein binding sites except
    • A. Aspirin
    • B. Propranoiol
    • C. Glibenclamide
    • D. Lithium
  99. 99. The dose of Digoxin should be reduced when given along with
    • A. Quinidine
    • B. Rifampicin
    • C. Indomethacin
    • D. Antacids
  100. 100. Rapidly progressive pulmonary fibrosis is seen in
    • A. Paracetamol poisoning
    • B. Kerosene poisoning
    • C. Amiodarone poisoning
    • D. Chloroquine toxicity
  101. 101 A Cardiotoxic drug is
    • A. Adriamycin
    • B. Cyclophosphamide
    • C. 5-FU
    • D. All of the above
  102. 102. Digoxin toxicity can be precipitated by
    • A. Phenytoin
    • B. Quinidine
    • C. Calcium
    • D. Verapamii
  103. 105. Tocainide has the foilowing properties except
    • A. Used in ventricuiar tachycardia
    • B. Prolongs APD
    • C. Used as lidocaine analogue
    • D. Used orally
  104. 104. Which of the foilowing is the drug of choice for PSVT
    • A. Lignocaine
    • B. Verapamil
    • C. Flecainide
    • D. Tocavide
  105. 105. Furosemide causes all excep
    • A. Hyperuricemia
    • B. Ototoxicity
    • C. Hypercaicemia
    • D. Hypokalernia
  106. 106. All the following are used in Motion sickness
    • A. Cyclizine
    • B. Hyoscine
    • C. Domperidone
    • D. Meclizine
  107. 107. The commonest side-effect of Cisapride is
    • A. Abdominal cramps
    • B. Diarrhea
    • C. Headache
    • D. Convulsions
  108. Side effects of Clofazimine are all except
    • A. Skin pigmentation
    • B. GI disturbance
    • C. Ichthyosis
    • D. Anemia
  109. 109. Mebendazole is used in all of the following except
    • A. Hook worm
    • B. Round worm
    • C. Strongyloides
    • D. Trichuris trichura
  110. 110. The dnig inhibiting DNA-dependent RNA polymerase in Mycobacteria is
    • A. INH
    • B. Rifampiein
    • C. Ciprorloxacin
    • D. Ethionamide
  111. 111. Which of the tollowing is a common side-effect of Cisplatin
    • A. Diarrhea
    • B. Vomiting
    • C. Puimonary fibrosis
    • D. Alopecia
  112. 112. Megaloblastic anemia is a side-effect of long term therapy with
    • A. Diazeparm
    • B. INH
    • C. Phenobarbitone
    • D. Lithiunm
  113. 113. Which analgesic is not used in Acute myocardial infarction
    • A. Morphine
    • B. Pentazocine
    • C. Pethidine
    • D. Buprenorphine
  114. 114. Which organ Putreties last in females
    • A. Prostate
    • B. Uterus
    • C. Brain
    • D. Breast
  115. 115. Hyoid fracture is common in
    • A. Hanging
    • 8. Stranguiation
    • C. Throttling
    • D. Choking
  116. 116. In which of the toilowing conditions is a person heid responsible for a crime
    • A. Alcoholic paranoia
    • B. Delirium tremens
    • C. Voluntary drunkenness
    • D. Dhatura intoxication
  117. 117. All the following are Cardiac poisons except
    • A. Aconite
    • B. Opium
    • C. Oleander
    • D. Nicotine
  118. 118. The most poisonous Mercury sait is
    • A. Chloride
    • B. Oxide
    • C. Cyanide
    • D. Chromate
  119. 119. The earliest manifestations or Chronic lead poisoning include
    • A. Colic and Constipation
    • B. Encephalopathy
    • C. Punctate basophilia
    • D. Lower limb paralysis
  120. 120.A sea snake is
    • A. Neurotoxic
    • B. Hemotoxic
    • C. Musculotoxic
    • D. All of the above
  121. 121. Clinical features of Organophosphorus poisoning
    • include all except
    • A. Pinpoint pupiis
    • B. Marked miosis
    • C. Tachycardia
    • D. Clinical picture simulating Bronchial Asthma
  122. 122. Kuppuswami's classification is based on all except
    • A. Income
    • B. Occupation
    • C. Education
    • D. Type of house
  123. 123. Which of the following is a Live vaccine
    • A. Salk polio vaccine
    • B. HDCv
    • C. Hepatitis B vaccine
    • D. 17-D vaccine
  124. 124. In Longitudinal studies, which ot the foliow ing is
    • A. Easy to conduct
    • B. Detects only one risk factor
    • C. Determines incidences of disease
    • D. Have increased bias
  125. 125. All of the following are features of Cross-Over studies except
    • A. All patients receive the new therapy
    • B. Not suitable if drug on interest cures the disease
    • C. Not suitable if drug is effective only curing a certain stage of disease
    • D.Not suitable if disease does not change radicaily during the srudy
  126. 126. Which of the following is true about Secular rend
    • A. Road side accident is a good exampie
    • B. Due to environmental factors
    • C. Is due to normally occuring variation in herd immunity
    • D. Consistent change in a particular direction over a period of time
  127. 127.Which of the foilowing is not true of Case-contro studies
    • A. Relatively cheap
    • B. Relative risk can be calculated
    • C. Used for rare disease
    • D. Odd's ratio can be calcuiated
  128. 128. The health status of children between 0 and 4 years in a community will be adversely affected by all except
    • 4. Malnutrition
    • B. Birth weight of less than 2.5 Kg
    • C. Maternai hemoglobin 12 gm/d/
    • D. Infections
  129. 129. In a epidemic of Poliomyelitis, the best way to stop spread is by
    • A. Injection of killed vaccine
    • B. OPV drops to all children
    • C. Isolation of cases
    • D. Chlorination of all wells
  130. 130. Chandler index is used for
    • A. Ancylostoma duodenale
    • B. Ascariasis
    • C. Guinea worm infestations
    • D. Filariasis
  131. 131. All of the following are true about Classical dengue fever except
    • A. Case fatality is low
    • B. Break bone fever
    • C. Positive tourniquet test
    • D. It is a self limiting disease
  132. 132. In India, the vector of Japanese encephalitis is
    • A. Aedes. aegypti
    • B. Aedes culcifaciens
    • C. Cuiex vishnui
    • D. Mansonoides
  133. 133. Under NMEP, the function of fever depot treatment
    • A. Diagnosis of cases + spraying
    • B. Coilection of slides + treatment of fever
    • C. Trearment of fever cases only
    • D. Treament slide collection + spraying
  134. 134. Under the NMEP, the minimum annual blood
    • examination rate should be
    • A. 10%
    • B. 12%
    • C. 14%
    • D. 18%
  135. 135. All of the following are commonly used Filarial indices except
    • A. Microfilaria rate
    • B. Filarial disease rate
    • C. Filarial epidemicity rate
    • D. Mosquito intection ate
  136. 136. The safe limit of Fluorine in drinking water is
    • A. 0.2-0.5 mg L
    • B. 0.5-0.8 mg L.
    • C. 0.3-1 2 mg.L
    • D. 1.2-2.0 mg/L
  137. 137. Rabies can be transmitted by all the foilowing routes except
    • A. Aerosol
    • B. Bites
    • C. Ingestion
    • D. Licks
  138. 138. The numher of dose of HDCV for pre-exposure prophylaxis of Rabies is
    • A. 1
    • B. 3
    • C. 5
    • D. 6
  139. 139. The following disease require isolation to break transmission except
    • A. Measles
    • B. Mumps
    • C. Chicken pox
    • D. Tetanus
  140. 140.Still birth rate inctudes babies dead arter
    • A. 20 weeks
    • B. 24 weeks
    • C. 28 weeks
    • D. 32 weeks
  141. 141. Protein efficiency ratio is
    • A. Gain in weight per unit of protein consumed
    • B. Product of digestibiity coefficient and biological value divided by 100
    • C. Percentage of nitrogen retained out of the nitrogen absorbed
    • D. Percentage of protein absorbed after digestion
  142. 142. Highest biological value of protein is seen in
    • A. Eggs
    • B. Fish
    • C. Soyabean
    • D. Gram
  143. 143. In a demographic cycle, Late expanding stage
    • indicates
    • A. High birth and death rates
    • B. Decreasing DR and stationary BR
    • C. Decreasing BR and decreasing DR
    • D. Low DR and BR
  144. 144. Under the registration Act of 1969, Birth should be registered within
    • A. 7 days after birth
    • B. 20 days after birth
    • C. 14 days after birth
    • D. 21 days after birth
  145. 145. All the foilowing are Standards laid down by the
    • Factories Act except
    • A. Minimum 500 cubic feet space per worker
    • B. Maximum working hours including overtime per week 60 hours
    • C. Defines any factory that employs 10 or more workers where power is not used
    • D. Prohibition of employment of children below 14 years of age
  146. 146. Controlled Tipping is a method of disposal of
    • A. Sewage
    • B. Sulage
    • C. Human excreta
    • D. Refuse
  147. 147. Increased 'anion gap" is not seen in
    • A. Salicylate poisoning
    • B. Renal tubular acidosis
    • C. Lactic acidosis
    • D. Ethylene glycol poisoning
  148. 148. All the following are features of Anorexia Nervosa
    • A. Predominantly seen in females
    • B. There is Loss of weight at the time of presentation
    • C. Amenorrhea is rare
    • D. Avoidance of high calorie foods
  149. 149. All the following are used in the treatment of Pneumocysis carinii except
    • A. Pentamidine
    • B. Dapsone
    • C. Cotrimoxazoie
    • D. Fluoroquinoiones
  150. 150. The drug of choice in Herpes Simplex Encephalitis
    • A. Acyclovir
    • B. Zidovudine
    • C. Amantadine
    • D. Vidarabine
  151. 151.All the following are features of Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophilia except
    • A. Eosinophilia > 3000/mm3
    • B. Microfilaria in blood
    • C. Paroxysmal cough and wheezing
    • D. Bilateral chest mottling and increased broncho- vascular markings
  152. 152. Osteoporosis is seen in all the following
    • A. Thyrotoxicosis
    • B. Rheunatoid arthritis
    • C. Hypoparathyroidism
    • D Steroid therapy
  153. 153. Osteoporosis is seen in
    • A. Thyrotoxicosis
    • B. Cushing's disease
    • C. Menopause
    • D. All of the above
  154. 154. The most common manifestation of osteoporosis is
    • A. Compression fracture of the spine
    • B. Asymptomatic, detected incidentally by low serum Calcium
    • C. Bowing of legs
    • D. Loss of weight
  155. 155. Which part of the spine is most commonly affected in Rheumatoid arthritis
    • A. Cervical
    • B. Lumbar
    • C. Thoracic
    • D. Sacral
  156. 156. All the following are true about Rheumatoid arthritis except
    • A. Positive for Anti-igG antibody
    • B. Juxta-articuiar osteoporosis
    • C. Morning stiffness
    • D. C Reactive protein indicates better prognosis
  157. 157. Which of the following is true regarding Rheumatoid arthritis
    • A. Typically involves small and large joints symmetrically but spares the cervical spine
    • B. Causes pleural effusion with low sugar
    • C. Pulmonary noduies are absent
    • D. Enthesopathy prominent
  158. 158. Gold salts can be used in
    • A. Ankylosing spondylitis
    • B. Rheumatoid arthritis
    • C. Osteoarthritis
    • D. Behçet's syndrome
  159. 159. All the foilowing are feanures of Bechet's syndrome except
    • A. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis
    • B. Muiti-system involvement
    • C. Seen only in the tropics
    • D. Common in youngsters
  160. 160. All the following are features of Marfan's syndrome
    • A. Arachnodactyly
    • B. Joint hypermobility
    • C. High palate
    • D. Flat foot-pes pianus
  161. 161. In Thyrotoxicosis, B-blockers do not control
    • A. Anxiety
    • B. Tremors
    • C. Tachycardia
    • D. Oxygen consumpion
  162. 162. SIADH secretion is seen in all except
    • A. Lung abscess
    • B. Interstitiai Nephritis
    • C. Vinka alkaloids
    • D Bronchial adenoma
  163. 163. Henoch Schönlein purpura is characterized by ail
    • A. Thrombocytopenia
    • 3. Glomerulonephritis
    • C. Arthralgia
    • D. Abdominal pain
  164. 164. Al the following are true about multiple myeloma
    • A. Osteolytic bone disease
    • B. t(8-14) translocation
    • C. Light chain proliferation
    • D Bence-Jones proteins in urine
  165. 165. In the JVP, 'a' waves are absent in
    • A. Atrial fibrilation
    • B. Mitral stenosis
    • C. Tricusoid atresia
    • D. Sick sinus syndrome
  166. 166. Angina pectoris and Syncope are most likely to be associated with
    • A. Mitral stenosis
    • B. Aortic stenosis
    • C. Mitral regurgitation
    • D. Tricuspid stenosis
  167. 167. Acute Aortic regurgitation is seen in all the following except
    • A. Marfan's syndrome
    • B. Acute myocardial infarction
    • C. Bacterial endocarditis
    • D. Ankylosing spondylitis
  168. 168. Decreased maximum mid-expiratory flow rate indicates obstruction in
    • A. small airways
    • B. Trachea
    • C. Large airways
    • D. Trachea & Bronchi both
  169. 169. All the following are true about Chronic Obstructive lung disease except
    • A. Decreased FeV
    • B. Decreased MEFR
    • C. Increased RV
    • D. Decreased diffusion capacity
  170. 170. Normal portal venous pressure is
    • A. 3-5 cm saline
    • B. 5-10 cm. saline
    • C. 10-15 cm saline
    • D. 15-20 cm saline
  171. 171. Hepatitis B infectivity is indicated by
    • A. Anti-HBsAg
    • B. HBsAg HBeAg
    • C. Anti-HBsAg Anti-HBc
    • D. Anti-HBeAg - Anti-iibsAg
  172. 172. All the following are causes of Acute Pancreatitis
    • A. Gall stones
    • B. Alcohol
    • C. Hemochromatosis
    • D. Hypercalcemia
  173. 173. The most common site of Berry aneurwsm is
    • A.Junction of anterior communicating artery with anterior cerebral artery
    • B. Junction of posterior communicating artery with internal carotid artery
    • C. Bifurcation of middle cerebral artery
    • D. Vertebrai artery
  174. 174. A common site for intracranial hemorrhage is
    • A. Putamen
    • B. Cerebellum
    • C. Mid-brain
    • D. Pons
  175. 175. Hemiplegia is commonly associated with infarction of the area of distribution of the
    • A. Anterior cerebrai artery
    • B Middle cerebrai artery
    • C. Posterior cerebral artery
    • D. Anterior communicating artery
  176. 176. All the following are feaures of Pseudotumor cerebri except
    • A. Increased intracraniai tension
    • B. Convulsions
    • C. Papilledema
    • D. Normal CT scan
  177. 177. The characteristic feature of a frontal lobe tumor is
    • A. Abnormal gait
    • B. Aphasia
    • C. Distractibility
    • D. Antisocial behavior
  178. 178. Neuronophagia is seen in
    • A. Amoebic encephalitis
    • B. Poliomyelitis
    • C. Tuberculous meningoencephalitis
    • D. Cerebral malaria
  179. 179. All the following are true of Craniopharyngioma except
    • A. Derived from Rathke's pouch
    • B. Contains epitheliai ceils
    • C. Present in sella or infra-sellar location
    • D. Causes visual disrurbances
  180. 180. Thymoma is associated with all except
    • A. Pure Red-cell aplasia
    • B. Aplastic anemia
    • C. Hypergammagiobulinemia
    • D. Myasthenia gravis
  181. 181. Thymoma is associated with
    • A. Myasthenia gravis
    • B. Scieroderma
    • C. Cesophageal atrasia
    • D. Hyper-gammaglobulinemia
  182. 182.Immediate management of a patient with Multiple fracture and Fluid loss includes the infusion of
    • A. Blood
    • B. Dextran
    • C. Normal saiine
    • D. Ringer lactate
  183. 183. Which of the following is the best parameter to assess fluid intake in a poly-trauma patient
    • A. Urine output
    • B. BP
    • C. Pulse
    • D. Puise oximetry
  184. 184. Cleft palate is best repaired at
    • A. Soon after birth
    • B. At I month
    • C. At 6-8 months
    • D. Berween 1-1.5 years
  185. 185. The commonest site of Branchial cysts is
    • A. Upper 1/3d of the SCM
    • B. Lower 1/3 rd of the SCM
    • C. Upper 2/3 of the SCM
    • D. Lower 2/3 " of the SCM
  186. 186.Which of the following cutaneous malignancies do not metastasize through the lymphatics
    • A. Squamous ce!l carcinoma
    • B. Basal cell carcinoma
    • C. Melanoma
    • D. Kaposi's sarcoma
  187. 187. Lymph node metastasis is least commonly seen with
    • A. Papillary Ca Thyroid
    • B. Medullary Ca Thyroid
    • C. Follicular Ca Thyroid
    • D. Anaplastic Ca Thyroid
  188. 188. One of the following will always present with Bilious vomiting
    • A. Pyloric stenosis
    • B. Esophageal atresia
    • C. Atresia of the 3"d part of the duodenum
    • D. Malrotation of the gut
  189. 189. A neonate with a scaphoid abdomen and respiratory distress has
    • A. Congenital pyloric stenosis
    • B. Diaphragmatic hernia
    • C. Voivulus
    • D. Wilm's umor
  190. 190. Meckei's diverticuium is a derivative of
    • A. Allantoic diverticulum
    • B. Vitellointestinal duct
    • C. Ventral mesogastrium
    • D. Ductus arteriosus
  191. 191. Acute mesenteric lymphadenitis is caused by
    • A. E. coli
    • B. α-hemolytic streptococci
    • C. Hemophilus
    • D. Yersinia
  192. 192. The commonest site of obstruction in Gall stone ileus is
    • A. Proximal iieum
    • B. Distal ileum
    • C. lleocecal junction
    • D. Transverse colon
  193. 193.Resection of 90% of the ileum and jejunum causes all the following except
    • A. Hypogastrinemia
    • B. Steatorrhea
    • C. Anemia
    • D. Extracellular volume depletion
  194. 194. The most unlikely clinical feature of Hepatocellular carcinoma is
    • A. Hepatomegaly
    • B. Raised α-fetoprotein leves
    • C. Raised alkaline phosphatase
    • D. Jaundice
  195. 195. α-fetoprotein increases in ail the following except
    • A. Hepatocellular carcinoma
    • B. Seminoma of the testes
    • C. Gl neoplasims
    • D. Embryonal cell carcinoma
  196. 196.Zollinger-Ellison syndrome is due to tumor of the
    • A. α cells
    • B. B cells
    • C. PP cells
    • D. G-cells
  197. 197. Zollinger-Ellison syndrome is characterized by all of the following except
    • A. Post bulbar ulcer
    • B. Recurrent duodenal ulcer
    • C. Severe diarrhea
    • D. Massive HCL in response to histamine injection
  198. 198. Pancreatic pseudocyst most commonly occurs after
    • A. Trauma
    • B. Pancreatiis
    • C. Pancreatic surgery
    • D. Pancreatic malignancy
  199. 199. Painiess gross hematuria occurs in
    • A. Renal cell carcinoma
    • B. Polycystic kidney
    • C. Stricture of urethra
    • D. Wilm's tumor
  200. 200. A 75-year-old frail elderly man underwent TURP The biopsy revealed adenocarcinoma. What is the next line of management
    • A. Radiotherapy
    • B. Surgery followed by Hormonal replacement therapy
    • C. Constructive treatment
    • D. Surgery followed by radiotherapy
  201. 201. Trousseau's sign is seen in ail the following except
    • A. Ca Lung
    • B. Ca Stomach
    • C. Ca Pancreas
    • D. Liposarcoma
  202. 202.All of the following produce Osteoblastic secondaries excep
    • A. Ca Prostate
    • B. Carcinoid tumors
    • C. Ca Breast
    • D. Multiple myeloma
  203. 203. Bleeding from the umbilicus in an adult female during menstruation is suggestive of
    • A. Bleeding diathesis
    • B. Vicarious menstruation
    • C. Persistent urachus
    • D. Purpura
  204. 204. What is the commonest site for secondary metastasis in Choriocarcinoma
    • A. Vagina
    • B. Urethra
    • C. Lungs
    • D. Brain
  205. 205. All the following can be used in Preterm labor
    • A. Ritodrine
    • B. Magnesium sulphate
    • C. Nifedipine
    • D. Chlorpiomazine
  206. 206. Which is the commonest site of ectopic pregnancy
    • A Isthmus
    • B. Ampulla
    • C. Inftundibuilum
    • D. Abdominal
  207. 207. α-Fetoprotein is increased in all the following except
    • A. Increased matemai weight
    • 8 Multiple gestation
    • C. Matermal hepatoma
    • D. Abdominal wall defect
  208. 208.Which Heart disease has the highest mortality in pregnancy
    • A. Eisenmenger complex
    • B. Mitral vaive prolapse
    • C. Mitral stenosis
    • D. Mitrai regurgitation
  209. 209. Trial of labor in contraindicated in all the following except
    • A. Rachitic pelvis
    • B. Malnresentation
    • C. Previous LCS
    • D. Myltigraviia
  210. 210. The commonest cause of breech présentarion is
    • A. Hydramnios
    • B. Oligohydramnios
    • C. Prematurity
    • D. Contrac:ed pelvis
  211. 211. Forceps are applied in all the following except
    • A. Afterr comming head in breech presentation
    • B. Face presentation
    • C. Occipitoposterior
    • D. Brow presentation
  212. 212. Maximum breast milk secretion at months
    • A. months
    • B. 6 months
    • C. 9 months
    • D. 12 months
  213. 213. The use of steroids in neonates is required in
    • A. Bronchopuimonary dysplasia
    • B. Meconium aspiration syndrome
    • C. Congenitai polycystic disease
    • D. Craniopharyngioma
  214. 214. Which of the foilowing is true regarding precocious puberty
    • A. Sexual maturity is attained early
    • B. Mental function is increased
    • C. No reproductive function
    • D. Body proportions are enlarged
  215. 215. All the following are primary support of the uterus except
    • A. Utero-sacrai ligament
    • B. Pelvic floor
    • C. Broad ligament
    • D. Antiflexion
  216. 216. Stress incontinence is best corrected by
    • A. Colpo-suspension
    • B. Hysterectomy
    • C. Bladder neck repair
    • D. Bladder exercise
  217. 217. Gonococcai infection spreads by
    • A. Ascending route
    • B. Hematogenous route
    • C. Lympnaics
    • D. Involvement of adjacent structures
  218. 218. Ail the following are features of progesterone pills except
    • A. Acts by altering cervical mucous secretion
    • B. Break ovulation cycle
    • C. Failure rate is equal to that seen with OCP's
    • D. Irreguiar bleeding is a known complications
  219. 219. A woman has 20 ml menstrual blood loss every 35 days. She suffers from
    • A. Metrorrhagia
    • B. Menome:orhagia
    • C. Oligomenorrhea
    • D. Menorrhagia
  220. 220. Treatment of Endometriosis involves gil excen
    • A. Estrogens
    • B. Gonadotropins
    • C. Progestins
    • D. Danazol
  221. 221. The commonest avarian tumor complicating pregnancy is
    • A. Fibroma
    • B. Mucinous cystadenocarcinoma
    • C. Serous cystadenocarcinoma
    • D. Dermoid
  222. 222. In Kwashiorkor, which immunoglobuin is most affected
    • A. IgD
    • B. IgA
    • C. IgE
    • D. IgM
  223. 223. Which of the following STDs cause fetal abnormality
    • A. Herpes
    • B. Hepatitis
    • C. Gonococci
    • D. Syphilis
  224. 224. In the iCU, the commonest cause of pneumonia is
    • A. Streptococcus
    • B. Staphylococcus
    • C. Pseudomonas
    • D. E. coli
  225. 225. All the following are features of Down's syndrome except
    • A. Brushfield's spots in ris
    • B. Simian crease
    • C. Mental retardation
    • D. Hypertonicity
  226. 226. Infective endocarditis is nor seen in
    • A. ASD
    • B. ToF
    • C. VSD
    • D. MR
  227. 227. Which of the following is true regarding Typhoid in
    • children
    • A. Leukocytosis is characteristic
    • B. Encephalitis is common
    • C. Mild splenomegaly is usual
    • D. Urine culture is positive in 4 to 6 days
  228. 228. Hypokalemia in an infant may be due to all of the following except
    • A. Adrenal tumor
    • B. Acute renal failure
    • C. Thiazide therapy
    • D. Diarrhea
  229. 229. A 2-year-old child presents with seborrheic dermatitis, bilateral infiitration on chest X-ray and hepatasplenomegaly. The probabie diagnosis is
    • A. Mucopolysaccharidosis
    • B. Cretinism
    • C. Histiocytosis X
    • D. Hodgkin's lymphoma
  230. 230. Which is the commonest abdominai mass in neonates
    • A. Wilm's tumor
    • B. Polycystic kidney
    • C. Neurobiastoma
    • D. Rhabdomyosarcoma
  231. 231. A 1-year-old child presented with a swelling in the left flank with episodes of flushing, diarrhea. sweating and bone pain. The diagnosis is
    • A. Neuroblastoma
    • B. Wilm's tumor
    • C. Medulicblastoma
    • D. Pheochromocytoma
  232. 232. Wilm's tumor is associated with all the following
    • except
    • A. Aniridia
    • B. Beckwith syndrome
    • C. Polycystic kidney
    • D. Hemi-hypertrophy
  233. 233. All of the following are features of juveniie CML except
    • A• Thrombocytopenia
    • B. Fetal Hb is increased
    • C. Philadelphia chromosome is positive
    • D. Lymphadenopathy
  234. 234. L-asparaginase is particularly used in which type of
    • A. AMIL
    • B. CML
    • C. ALL
    • D. CLL
  235. 235. Which intracranial tumor has good prognosis in
    • chlldren
    • a. Glioma muliforme
    • b. Cerebellar astrocytoma
    • c. Medulloblastoma
    • D. Ependymoma
  236. 236. The CSF findings in TB meningitis incl ude
    • A. High sugar + low protein
    • 8. Low sugar high protein and Lymphocytosis
    • C. High sugar + high chloride
    • D. Low sugar high protein and Lymphopenia
  237. 237. All the following drugs are used for Absence seizures except
    • A. Clonazepam
    • 3. Phenytoin
    • C. Valproate
    • D. Ethosuximide
  238. 238. Pseudohermaphroditism in a female child is most commonly due to
    • A. 21-hydroxyiase deficiency
    • B. 17-hydroxylase deficiency
    • C. 11-hydroxylase deficiency
    • D. 3-hydroxylase deficiency
  239. 239. Damage to the radial nerve in the spinal groove spares which muscle
    • A. Lateral head of triceps
    • B. Long head of triceps
    • C. Medial head of triceps
    • D. Anconeus
  240. 240. Meralgia paresthetica is due to the invol vement of
    • A. Ulnar nerve
    • B. Median nerve
    • C. Lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh
    • D. Laterai peroneal nerve of thigh
  241. 241 Cubitus varus is commonly caused by
    • A. Supracondylar fracture ofhumerus
    • B. Fracture of the lateral epicondyle
    • C. Chronic osteomyelitis
    • D. Acute epiphysitis
  242. 242. Management of Smith's fracture is
    • A. Open reduction and fixation
    • B. Plaster cast with forearm in pronation
    • C. Closed reduction with below-eibow cast
    • D. Above-elbow cast with forearm in supination
  243. 243. Ortolani's test is done for
    • A. Congenital dislocation of hip
    • B. Traumatic dislocation of hip
    • C. Rheumatoid arthritis
    • D. Tuberculous arthritis
  244. 244. Treatment of choice for one week old fracture neck femur at 65 years age is
    • A. Hemi-replacement arthroplasty
    • B. Closed reduction and internal fixation by cannulated cancellous screws
    • C. Closed reduction and internai fixation by Austin more pins
    • D. Total hip repiacement
  245. 245. All the following are benign tumors except
    • A. Chondroma
    • B. Chordoma
    • C. Teratoma
    • D. Meningioma
  246. 246. Solitary bone cyst is most common in the
    • A. Upper end of humerus
    • B. Lower end of hunerus
    • C. Upper end of fibula
    • D. Lower end of femur
  247. 247. Erosion of bone is seen with all of the following except
    • A. Gout
    • B SLE
    • C. Psoriasis
    • D. Rheumatoid arthritis
  248. 248. Which of the following is true regarding a phantom
    • A. Occurs in leprosy
    • B. Follows amputation
    • C. Follows a psycaiatrnc iliness
    • D. After filariasis
  249. 249. The length of the eye ball is
    • A. 12mm
    • B. 16 mm
    • C. 20 mm
    • D. 24 mnm
  250. 250. Sunflower cataract is seen in
    • A. Hypertension
    • B. Diabetes
    • C. Trauma
    • D. SLE
  251. 251. Hypersecretory glaucoma is seen in
    • A. Epidemic dropsy
    • B. Marfan's syndrome
    • C. Hypertension
    • D. Diabetes
  252. 252. The type of synechiae in iris bombe is
    • A. Ring
    • B. Total
    • C. Goniform
    • D. Filiform
  253. 253. Fundoscopic features of papilledema include all the following except
    • A. ill-defined disc margin
    • B. Deep physiologicai cup
    • C. Absent venous puisation
    • D. Bending of blood vessels
  254. 254. In papiiledema, ail the following are true EXCEPT
    • A. Blurring of the disc
    • B. Congestion of retinal veins
    • C. Soft white exudates around the disc
    • D. Sudden loss of vision
  255. 255. 5% guanethidine is used for
    • A. Ptosis
    • B. Neuro-paralytic keratiris
    • C. Thyrotoxic ophthalmopathy
    • D. Horner's syndrome
  256. 256. Cherry red spot is seen in
    • A. Eale's disease
    • B. Retinitis pigmentosa
    • C. Central retinal artery thrombosis
    • D. Central retinai vein occlusion
  257. 257. All the fol lowing changes are caused inthe retina by benign hypertension except
    • A. Narrowing of arterioies
    • B. Exudates
    • C. Cotton wool spots
    • D. Retinal hemorrhage
  258. 258. Which of the following can cause Superior quadrantopia
    • A. Temporal lobe tumor
    • B. Frontal lobe tumor
    • C. Pituitary tumor
    • D. Craniopharyngioma
  259. 259. All the following are true of Eale's disease excep
    • A. Occurs in the young
    • B. Vitreous hemorrhage is present
    • C. Retinal detachment
    • D. Optic neuritis
  260. 260. Cholesteatoma is commonly caused by
    • A. Atico-antral perforation
    • B. Tubo-tympanic disease
    • C. Central perforation of tympanic membrane
    • D. Meniere's disease
  261. 261. Treatment of choice in Central safe perforation is
    • A. Modified mastoidectomy
    • B. Radical mastoidectomy
    • C. Myringopiasry
    • D. Clearance and antibiotics
  262. 262. All the following are true of Antrochoanai polyp
    • A. Common in children
    • B. Single & Unilateral
    • C. Bleeds on touch
    • D. Treatment involves Avuision
  263. 263. Excessive hemorrhage from tonsillectomy is due to injury of the
    • A. External palatine vein
    • B. Ascending palatine artery
    • C. Facial artery
    • D. Intermal carotid artery
  264. 264. Tonsillectomy is indicated in
    • A. Acute tonsillitis
    • B. Aphthous ulcers in the pharynx
    • C. Rheumatic tonsillitis
    • D. Physioiogical enlargement
  265. 265. All the foilowing are true about Laryngeai carcinoma except
    • A. More common in females
    • B. Common in patients over 40 years of age
    • C. After laryngectomy, esophageal voice can be used
    • D. Poor prognosis
  266. 266. Ludwig's angina is characterized by all the
    • following except
    • A. Celluiitis of the floor of the mouth
    • B. Caused by anaerobic organisns
    • C. Aphthous uicers in the piarynx
    • D. Infection spreads to Retinopharyngeal space
  267. 267. Primary bullous lesions is seen in which type of syphilis
    • A. Primary
    • B. Secondary
    • C. Tertiary
    • D. Congential
  268. 268. Bubos with multiple sinuses discharging into inguinal lymph nodes are seen in
    • A. Chancroid
    • B. Granulorna Inguinale
    • C. LGV
    • D. Syphilis
  269. 269. Treatment of choice in nodulocystic acne is
    • A. Systemic Steroids
    • B. Retinoic Acid
    • C. Benzoyl Peroxide
    • D. Estrogen
  270. 270. Treatnent of choice in Pustuar psoriasis
    • A. Psorialin + uv therapy
    • B. Systemic steroid
    • C. Methotrexate
    • D. Estrogen
  271. 271. Treament of Acute neuritis in Lepra I reaction is A/E
    • A. Dapsone
    • B. Steroid
    • C. Thalidomide
    • D. incision and Drainage
  272. 272. Muitidrug therapy is given for
    • A. Syphiis
    • B. leprosy
    • C. Herpetiformis
    • D. Icthvosis Vulgaris
  273. 273. Drug induced pemphigus is seen in A/E
    • A. Penicllin
    • B. Phenopthelein
    • C. lodine
    • D. Frusemide
  274. 274. Mouth Lesion are seen in
    • A. Psoriasis
    • 8. Lichen Planus
    • C. Basal Cell Ca
    • D. Icthyosis Vulgaris
  275. 275. Conc. of Lidocaine used in spinal enesthesia
    • A. 5%
    • B. 3%
    • C. 2%
    • D. 1%
  276. 276. L.A. causing Meth Haemoglobinemia
    • A. Procaine
    • B. Prilocaine
    • C. Bupivacaine
    • D. Cocaine
  277. 277. Longest acting L.A
    • A. Bupivacaine
    • B. Tetracaine
    • C. Xvlocaine
    • D. Procaine
  278. 278. Anesthesia agent with least analgesic property
    • A. NO
    • B. Halothane
    • C. Ether
    • D. Propane
  279. 279. Post Spinal Headache can last for
    • A. upto 10 min
    • B. upto 10 hours
    • C. 7-10 days
    • D. upto 10 months
  280. 280. Drug with Ceiling effect
    • A. Morphine
    • B. Buprenorphine
    • C. Fentanyl
    • D. Alfentany
  281. 281. Best investigation for cardiac temponade is
    • A. 2-D Echocardiography
    • B. M-Mode Echocardiography
    • C Real time echocardiography
    • D. USG
  282. 282. Earliest congenital malformation that may be detected on USG is
    • A. Down's syndrome
    • B. Hydrocephaious
    • C. Anencephaiy
    • D. Sacral Agenesis
  283. 283. Earliest sign of fetai life is best detected by
    • A. X-ray
    • B. Fetoscopy
    • C. Real time USG
    • D. Doppler
  284. 284. Acoustic shadow in USG is due co
    • A. Artefact
    • B. Absorption
    • C. Reflection
    • D. Refraction
  285. 285. Haif life of I 131 is
    • A. 4 hours
    • B. 8 days
    • C. 4 days
    • D. 10 days
  286. 286. Best view for visualizing sella turcica on X-Ray
    • A. A P View
    • B. Town's view
    • C. Lateral view
    • D. Open mouth view
  287. 287. Schizophrenia with late onset and good prognosis
    • A. Simple SZP
    • B. Hebephrenic
    • C. Catatonic SZP
    • D. Paranoid SZP
  288. 288. Side effects of fluoxetine are A/E
    • A. Weight gain
    • B. Sweating
    • C. Urinary rerention
    • D. Diarrhoea
  289. 289. Drug of choice in OCD is
    • A. Doxapin
    • B. Clomipramine
    • C. Haloperidol
    • D. Dothipin
  290. 290. Morbid Jealousy is seen with
    • A. Alcohoi
    • B. ODium
    • C. Cannabis
    • D. Amphetamine
  291. 291. True about dementia is A/E
    • A. Often irreversible
    • B. Hallucination are not common
    • C. Clouding of consciousness is common
    • D. Nootropics have limited role
  292. 292. Hypochondriasis is
    • A. Normai pre occupation with abnormal body function
    • B. Abnormal pre occupation with abnormal body function
    • C. Normal pre occupation with normal body function
    • D.Abnormai preoccupation with normal body function
  293. 293. Prophylactic maintenance serum level of lithium is
    • A. 0.2-0.8 meq/I
    • B. 0.7-1.2 meq/L
    • C. 1.2 2.0 meq/L
    • D. 2.0-2.5 meq/L
  294. 294. Akathesia is treated by AVE
    • A. Trihexyphenidy
    • B. Diazepam
    • C. Haloperidol
    • D. Promethazine
  295. 295. Psycho-somatic illness can be differentiated from hysteria by
    • A. Altered Sensorium
    • B. Aumomi disturbance
    • C. involuntary movements
    • D. Skeletal muscles atrophy
  296. 296. Abnormal thought possession is found in
    • A. Organic Brain syndrome
    • B. Hysteria
    • C. Obsessive compuisive disorder
    • D. Neuroasthenia
  297. 297.The difference berween malingering and hysteria is
    • A. Hypnosis
    • B. Malingering has poor prognosis
    • C. Hysteria is more common in females
    • D. Consciousmotive in maiingering
  298. 298. The presence of delusion. hallucination anddisturbed cognitive functions indicate.
    • A. Paranoid Psychosis
    • B. OCD
    • C. Organic Brain Syndrome
    • D. Dissociative disorder
  299. 299. Treatment of choice in depression with sucidal tendencies
    • A. TCA
    • B. MAO-Inhibitiors
    • C. Fluoxetine TCA + MAO-inhibitor
    • D. Electro convulsive therapy
  300. 300. True about obsession - compulsive disorder are A/E
    • A. Ego-alien
    • B. Patient tries to resist against
    • C. Ego syntonic
    • D.Insight is present
Author
adarsha
ID
355715
Card Set
Mudit 1994
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mudit khanna 1994
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