Mudit 1997 Later

  1. 151. All of the foilowing statements about digitalis are true except
    • (A) Excrecion is mainly renal
    • (B) Oral absorption is good
    • (C) Actively metabolized in liver
    • D) Lipid soluble
  2. 152. All of the tollowing may precipitate digitalis toxicity except:
    • (A) Hypocalcemia
    • (B) Hypokalemia
    • (C) Hypomagnecemia
    • (D) Hypothyroidism
  3. 153. Treatment of digoxin over dose includes administration of ail of the following except
    • (A) Potassium
    • (B) Lignocaine
    • (C) Phenyton
    • (D) Hemodialysis
  4. 154. Co-arctation of aorta may be associated with all of the following except
    • (A) Bicuspid aortic value
    • (B) Tumer syndrome
    • C) Renal artery stenosis
    • (D) PDA
  5. 155. Mitral stenosis is associated with
    • (A) Right ventricular hyper trophy
    • (B) Left ventricular hypertrophy
    • (C) Left axis deviation
    • (D) ORS complex
  6. 156. Most common type of hepatitis responsible for epidemics in India is
    • (A) Hepatitis A
    • (B) Hapatitis B
    • (C) Hepatitis C
    • (D) Hepatitis E
  7. 157. Commonest cause of Budd Chiary syndrome is
    • (A) Valve in the IVC
    • (B) Hepatocellular carcinoma
    • (C) Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
    • (D) Renal cell carcinoma
  8. 158. Adult polycystic kidney is inherited as
    • (A) Autosomai-co-dominant
    • (B) Autosomal dominant
    • (C) Autosomal recessive
    • (D) X-linked dominant
  9. 159. Most common cause of amoebic lung abscess is
    • (A) Aspiration
    • (B) Direct spread from liver
    • (C) Hematogenous spread from liver
    • (D) Hematogenous spread from gut
  10. 160. Ail of the following may be associated with thymoma except
    • (A) Myasthenia-gravis
    • (B) Pure red cell aplasia
    • (C) Superior mediastinal compression syndrome
    • (D) Hypergammaglobulinemia
  11. 161. Indication of systemic steroids in rheumatoid arthritis is
    • (A) Mononeuritis muitiplex
    • (B) Carpu! tunnel syndrome
    • (C) Presence of deformities
    • (D) Articular cartilage involvement
  12. 162. Least common site to be involved in osteoarthritis amongst the following is
    • (A) Hip joint
    • (B) Knee joint
    • (C) Carpometacarpal joint of thumb
    • (D) Metacarpophalangeai joint
  13. 163. Low doses of aspirin therapy is essentially advised for all ofthe following conditions except
    • (A) SLE
    • (B) IUGR
    • (C) Post myocardinal infarction
    • (D) Pre ecclampsia
  14. 164. B/L hilar lymphadenopathy, along with non caseating granuiomas is a characteristic feature of
    • A) Sarcoidosis
    • (B) Scleroderma
    • (C) SLE
    • (D) Stein-leventhal syndrome
  15. 165. Increased amylase may be seen in all of the following except:
    • (A) Pancreatic pseudocyst
    • (B) Appendicitis
    • (C) Perforated peptic ulcer
    • (D)Ruptured ectopic pregnancy
  16. 166. Most common cause of mediastinitis is
    • (A) Tracheal rupture
    • (B) Esophageal rupture
    • (C) Drugs
    • (D) Idiopathic
  17. 167. Featuers not seen in Cushing's Syndrome is
    • (A) Hypoglycemia
    • (B) Hypertension
    • (C) Frank psychosis
    • (D) Hypokalemia
  18. 168. Most common cause of hyperparathyroidism is
    • (A) Solitary adenoma
    • (B) Chief cell hyperplasia
    • (C) Muitiple adenoma
    • (D) Werner's syndrome
  19. 169. Hypercalcemia is not a feature of one of the following conditions
    • (A) Primary hyperparathyroidism
    • (B) Mutiple myeloma
    • (C) Tumouriysis syndrome
    • D) Sarcoidosis
  20. 170. All of the following are known to cause hyperprolactenemia except
    • (A) Methyldopa
    • (B) Phenothiazines
    • (C) Bromocriptine
    • (D) Metociopramide
    • 171. Hyponatremia may be seen in all of the following condiions except
    • (A) Mucoviscidosis
    • (B) SIADH
    • (C) Diabetes insipidus
    • D) Adrenal hyperplasia
  21. 172. Parkinsonism is characterised by all of the following characteristic features except
    • (A) Rigidity
    • (B) Akinesia
    • (C) Tremors at rest
    • (D) Past pointing
  22. 173. Cinicai feaures of normai pressure hydrocephalus include all of the following except
    • (A) Dementia
    • (B) Aphasia
    • (C) Gait disturbance
    • (D) Urinary incontinence
  23. 174 All of the following tumors are malignant except
    • (A) Glioma
    • (B) Astrocytoma
    • (C) Hemangioblastoma
    • (D) Ependymoma
  24. 175. Spinal segment in knee jerk include all of the following except
    • (A) L1
    • (B) L2
    • (C) L3
    • (D) L4
  25. 176. Following homonal levels are increased in small cell carcinoma of lung except
    • (A) ACTH
    • (B) Growth hormone
    • (C) ANF
    • (D) AVP
  26. 177. Best test for Small intestine malabsorption of carbohydrates is
    • A) Lund meal test
    • (B) Shilling test
    • C) D-Xylose test
    • D) Follacin test
  27. 178. Obesity is associated with all of the following except:
    • (A) Osteoarthritis
    • (B) Hypertension
    • (C) Gall stones
    • (D) Pancreatitis
  28. 179. An X-linked recessive disease is characterised by the following inheritance
    • (A) Vertical transmission
    • (B) 50% female carriers if male is affected and female is normal
    • (C) 50% male affected if female is carrier and male is normal
    • (D) 50% male carriers if female is affected and male
  29. 180. Tuberculous pleural effusion is characterised by all of the following features except effusion
    • (A) Harmorrhagic effusion
    • (B) Pleural fluid LDH more than 60% that of serum LDH
    • (C) Protein in apirated fluid is increased.
    • (D) Mesothelial cells.
  30. 181. Kala-azar is not responding to primary reatment. The
    • treatnent should now consist or
    • (A) Doubie dose of antimony
    • (B) Amphotericin-B
    • (C) Ketoconazoie
    • (D) Splenectomy
  31. 182. Which type of haemangioma resolves spontaneousiy
    • (A) Port wine stairn
    • (B) Strawberry angioma
    • (C) Cavermous angioma
    • (D) Plexiform angioma
  32. 183. True statement for axiai flap is:
    • (A) Cames its own vessels within it
    • (B) Kept in limb
    • (C) Transverse lap
    • (D) Carries its own nerve in it
  33. 184. All of the following statements about malignant melanoma are true except
    • (A) Prognosis is better in female than in male
    • (B) Acral lentiginous melanoma carrier a good prognosis
    • (C) Stage IIA shows satellite deposits
    • (D) Most common type is superficiai spreading melanoma
  34. 185. Carcinoma of buccal mucosa commonly drain to the following lymph node sites
    • (A) Sub mental
    • (B) Sub mandibular
    • (C) Supraclavicuiar
    • (D) Cervical
  35. 186. Treatment of pleomorphic adenoma of parotid is
    • (A) Superfacial parodictomy
    • (B) Radicai removal
    • (C) Deep lobe removal
    • (D) Total removal
  36. 187. Lymphnode metastasis is a common feature with the following variant of soft tissue sarcoma
    • (A) Fibrosarcoma
    • (B) Angiosarcoma
    • (C) Liposarcoma
    • (D) Neurofibrosarcoma
  37. 188. MEN-I is seen with the following type of thyroid carcinoma
    • (A) Papilary
    • (B) Medullary
    • (C) anaplastic
    • (D) Follicular
  38. 189. Screening method for medullary carcinoma thyroid is
    • (A) Serum calcitonin
    • (B) S. calcium
    • (C) S. alkaine phosohate
    • (D) S acid phosphatase
  39. 190. All of the foilowing are required for visualization of gall bladder in an oral cholecystogram except
    • (A) Motor mechanism of gall biadder
    • (B) Patency of cystic duct
    • (C) Ability to absorb water
    • (D) Functioning hepatocytes
  40. 191. Most common site of gall stone impactation is
    • (A) Duedenojejunal junction
    • (B) Proximal to iliocaecal junction
    • (C) Distal to iliocaecal junction
    • (D) Colon
  41. 192. The treatment of choice for silent stones in Gall bladder
    • (A) Observation
    • (B) Chenodeoxy cholic acid
    • (C) Cholecytectomy
    • (D) Lithotripsy
  42. 193. All of the following are known predesposing factors for cholangiocarcinoma except
    • (A) CBD stones
    • C) Clonorchis sinensis
    • (c) Ulcerative colitis
    • (D) Primary scierosing choiangitis
  43. 194. All of the following statements about Pseudopancreatic cysts are true except
    • (A) Percutaneous aspiration is trearment of choice
    • (B) Cystojejunostomy is treatment of choice
    • (C) Serum amylase levels are increased
    • (D) Presents as an epigastric mass
  44. 195. True statements about congeniatal megacolon include all of the following except
    • (A) Dilatation &hyper trophy of pelvic clolon
    • (B) Loud borborygmi
    • (C) Symptoms appear with in 3 days following birth
    • (D) Large stool
  45. 196. All of the following are features of exstrophy of the bladder except
    • (A) Epispadias
    • (B) Cloacal membrane is present
    • (C) Posterior bladder wail protrudes through the defects
    • (D) Umbiical and inguinal hernia
  46. 197. Best indication for Testicular biopsy in a male is
    • (A) Polysperamia
    • (B) Oligospermia
    • (C) Necrospermia
    • D) Azoospermia
  47. 198. All of the following statements regarding bronchial cysts are true except
    • (A) Seen in mediastinum
    • (B) 50-70% occur in lung
    • (C) Are Commonly infected
    • (D) Multiocular
  48. 199. Orthobaric oxygen is used in
    • (A) CO poisoning
    • (B) Ventilation faiiure
    • (C) Anerobic infectiorn
    • (D) Gangrene
  49. 200. Most common cancer in India
    • (A) Ca cervix
    • (B) Ca breast
    • (C) Ca lung.
    • (D) Ca oral cavity
  50. 201. Clinical feature of fracture of Zygomatic bone inciude all of the following except
    • (A) Dipiopia
    • (B) Trismus
    • (C) Bleeding
    • (D) C.S.F. rhinorhea
  51. 202. β2-microglobulin is an marker for prognosis in
    • (A) SLE
    • (B) Muitipie myeloma
    • (C) AIDS
    • (D) Chronic pancreatitis
  52. 203. Increased anticholinesterase enzyme is seen in
    • (A) Neural tube defects
    • (B) Diaphrgmatic henia
    • (C) Cardiac defect
    • (D) Oesophgeal atresia
  53. PEDIATRICS
    • 204. Vomiting on the first day of baby's life may be caused by all of the foilowing except
    • (A) Pyloric stenosis
    • (B) Eesophageai atersia
    • (C) Aerophagy
    • (D) Amniotic gastritis
  54. 205. Meconium aspiration is done for 3 times but no breathing occurs. Next step in resuscitation would be
    • (A) Chest compression
    • (B) O, inhaiation
    • (C) Bag & mask intubation
    • (D) Trikling of sole
  55. 206 . Most common cause of cholestatic janudice in newborn
    • (A) Hypoplasia of biliary tract
    • (B) Neonatal heptitis
    • (C) Choledochai cyst
    • D) Physiological
  56. 207. Height of chidlcren in 2-10 years af age is increased by
    • (A) 2 cm/year
    • (B) 4 cm/year
    • (C) 6 cm/year
    • (D) 10 cm/year
  57. 208、Chandu, a one year old child should be admited in hospital for following complains except:
    • (A) Retusal of feed
    • (B) Respiratory rate of 50 perminute with chest rerraction
    • (C) Fever 39C
    • (D) Difficulty in wakinig
  58. 209. A child present with antimongoioid siant, pulmonary stenosis, short stature and undescended testis. Most likely diagnosis is
    • (A) Kinefeiter's syndrome
    • (B) Noonan's syndrome
    • (C) Turner's syndrome
    • (D) Down syndrome
  59. 210. Hemophilic A have following diagnostic features except
    • (A) ↓ VIII tactor
    • (B) Increase PTT
    • (C) Increase PT
    • (D) Normal BT
  60. 211. Most common cause of stustained hypertension in children is
    • (A) Co-actation of aorta
    • (B) Parenchymal disease of kidney
    • (C) Phaeochromocytoma
    • (D) Drug-induced
  61. 212. A.l of the following statements regarding total anomalous puimonary connection are true except
    • (A) The total pulmonary venous blood reaches right atrium
    • (B) Always associated with a VSD
    • (C) The oxygen saturation of the blood in the pulmonary artery is higher than that in the aorta
    • (D) Infracardiac type is always obstructive
  62. 213. Obstruction in pulmonary stenosis may occur at the following sites
    • (A) Supravaivular
    • (B) Valvular
    • (C) Subvalvular
    • (D) All of the above
  63. 214. A case of nephritis, presents with haemaruria & hemoptysis. Antincuiear membrane antibody are present Likely diagnosis is
    • (A) Good pasteur syndrome
    • (B) Nephritic syndrome
    • (C) Nephrotic syndrome
    • (D) Gullian barre syndrome
  64. 215. Suprasellar caic:fication is seen in
    • (A) Craniophyaryng:oma
    • (B) Medulloblastoma
    • (C) Papilloma ofthe choroid piexus
    • (D) Oligodendroglioma
  65. 216. All of the following are known complications of tuberculous meningitis except
    • (A) Craniai nerve palsy
    • (B) Cerebral infarction
    • (C) Ptosis
    • (D) Parkinsonism
  66. 217. Which of the following types of leukemia prophylautic methotrexate tor CNS prophylaxis is administered.
    • (A) ALL
    • (B) AML
    • (C) CLu
    • (D) CML
  67. 218. Drug of choice in sumpie partiai seizure is
    • (A) Phenytoin
    • (B) Valproic acid
    • (C) Carbemazepine
    • (D) Phenobarbitone
  68. 219. Most common posterior fossa tumour in chitdren i
    • (A) Meduiloblastoma
    • (B) Gioblastoma muitiiormae
    • (C) Astroytoma
    • (D) Meningioma
  69. 220. Tumor associated with best prognosis in children is
    • (A) Medullobiastoma
    • (B) Ependymoma
    • (C) Cerebellar astrocytoma
    • (D) Glioblastoma-multiformi
  70. 221. All of the following are components or manning score except
    • (A) Non stress rest
    • (B) Oxytocin chailenge test
    • (C) Fetal body movement
    • (D) Respiratory acavity of child
  71. 222. All of the following can be used for establishing antenatai diagnosis except
    • (A) Fetal blood
    • (B) Maternal blood
    • (C) Amniotic ilud
    • D) Decidua
  72. 223. Shortest diameter of fetal skull is
    • A) Suboccipito-bregmatic
    • (B) Bitemporal
    • (C) Sub occipito frontai
    • (D) BPD
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  73. 224. Most common heart disease associated with pregnancy:
    • (A) Mitral stenosis
    • (B) Mitrai regurtation
    • (C) Patent ductus arteriosus
    • (D) Tatralogy of fallot's
  74. 225. Most common congenital malformation seen in a diabetic pregnant woman amongst the following are
    • (A) Cardiac defect
    • (B) Renal defect
    • (C) Liver defect
    • (D) Lung defect
  75. 226. One of the following features can be used to define a contracted pelivs
    • (A) Transverse diameter of 10 cm
    • (B) AP diameter of 12 cm
    • (C) Platypelloid pelvis
    • (D) Gynacoid pelvis
  76. 227 Which type of pelvis is associated with increased incidence of 'face of pubis' delivery
    • (A) Gynaecoid peivis
    • (B) Anthropoid pelvis
    • (C) Android pelvis
    • D) Plarypelloid pelvis
  77. 228. Commonest cause of breech presentation is
    • (A) Prematurity
    • (B) Post maturity
    • (C) Diabets mellitus
    • (D) Osteomalacia
  78. 229. Rupture of membrane is said to be premature when it occurs at
    • (A) 38 weeks of pregnancy
    • (B) 32 weeks of pregnancy
    • (C) Prior of Ist stage to labour
    • (D) II stage of labour
  79. 230. Likely size of uterus at 8 weeks post partum is
    • (A) 100 gm
    • (B) 500gm
    • C) 700 gm
    • D) 900gm
  80. 231. Postpartum decidual secretions present are referred to
    • (A) Lochia
    • (B) Bleeding per vaginum
    • (C) Vasa-previa
    • (D) Decidua-capsularis
  81. 232. IUGR is defined when:
    • (A) Bith weight is below the tenth percentile of the average of gestational age
    • (B) Birth weight is below the 20 percentile of the average of gestational age
    • (C) Birth weight is below the 50 percentile of the average of gestational age
    • (D) Weight of baby is less than 1000 gm
  82. 233. Absoiute contraindication for IUCD inciudes all of the following except
    • (A) Undiagnosed vaginal bleeding
    • (B) Suspected pregnancy
    • (C) Congenital maiformation of uterus
    • (D) PID
  83. 234 Asymptomatic carrage of gonococcal infection in female is commoniy seen in
    • (A) Endocervix
    • (B) Vagina
    • (C) Urethra
    • (D) Fornix
  84. 235. All of the following conditions are associated with primary amenorhea except
    • (A) Testicular feminization syndrome
    • (B) Stein-leventhai svndrome
    • (C) Turner's syndrome
    • (D) Mayer Rokitansky Kuster Hauser Syndrome
  85. 236. Least common complication of fibroid uterus is
    • (A) Malignant change
    • (B) Hyaline change
    • (C) Torsion
    • (D) Cystic degeneration
  86. 237. Carcinoma cervix extends upto lateral pelvic wall. The stage would be
    • (A) Stagei
    • (B) Stagel
    • (C) Stageill
    • D) Stage IV
  87. 238. A 42 year olg femaie P3+0+0+3 is found to have carcinoma in situ. Best treatment would be
    • (A) Hysterectomy
    • (B) Wertheim's bysterectomy
    • (C) Conisation
    • (D) Wait and watch
  88. 239. Which of the foilowing are masculizing tumours of the ovary:
    • (A) Granulosa ceil tumour
    • (B) Dysgerminoma
    • (C) Dermoid Cyst
    • (D) Arrbenoblastoma
  89. 240. Best prognosis for reversibility is seen in
    • (A) Isthemic-isthemic type
    • (B) Isthemic-ampullary type
    • (C) Ampullary-forneacial type
    • (D) Ampullary-fimbrial type
  90. 241. A middle aged female presents with increasing visua loss, breast enlargment & irregular menses.Investigation of choices would be
    • (A) S. calcitonin
    • (B) S. prolactin
    • (C) S. haemogiobin concentration
    • (D) S. calcium
  91. 242. Most common nerve to be damaged in dislocation of shoulder is
    • (A) Axillary nerve
    • (B) Radiai nerve
    • (C) Median nerve
    • (D) Musculocutaneous nerve
  92. 243. Most common joint to undergo recurrent dislocation is
    • (A) Shoulder jount
    • (B) Patela
    • (C) Knee joint
    • (D) Hip join
  93. 244. Most common complication of colle's fracture is
    • (A) Stiffness of fingers
    • (B) Sudeck's dystrophy
    • (C) Nonunion
    • (D) Tendon rupture
  94. 245. Tennis elbow', is characterized by
    • (A) Tendemess over the medial epicondyle
    • (B) Tendinits of common extensor origin
    • (C) Tendinitisof common lexor origin
    • (D) Painful flexion and extension
  95. 246. Open reduction & internal fixation is done for all of the following # except
    • (A) Patella #
    • (B) Olecranon#
    • (C) Von barton's #
    • (D) # Lateral condyle of humerus
  96. 247. All of the following factors fascilitate non union except
    • (A) Haematoma formation
    • (B) Periosteal injuries
    • (C) Absence of nerve supply
    • (D) Chronic infection
  97. 248. Most common site of scaphoid fracture is
    • (A) Waist
    • (B) Proximal Fagment
    • C) Distai fragment
    • D) Titing of the lunate
  98. 249. First symptom in tuberculous cord compression is
    • (A) Sensory change
    • (B) Decrease tendon reflex
    • (C) Spastic:ty
    • (D) Lower limb weakness
  99. 250 Most common charcot's joints invoived in diabetes mellitus are those of
    • (A) Shoulder
    • (B) Ankle
    • (C) Knee
    • (D) Foot
  100. 251. Characteristic crystals in pseudogout arse
    • (A) Calcium pyrophosphate
    • (B) Sodium monourate
    • (C) Potassium urate
    • (D) Sodium pyrophasphate
  101. 252. Power of a reduced eye is normally
    • (A) 20-D
    • (B) 35-D
    • (C) 18-D
    • (D) -58-D
  102. 253. All of the following are examples or mycriaricsexcept
    • (A) Atropine
    • (B) Homatropine
    • (C) Tropicamide
    • (D) Pirenzepine
  103. 254. All of the following are cycloplegics excep
    • (A) Phenyiephrine
    • (B) Atropine
    • (C) Homatropine
    • D) Cocaine
  104. 255. Most important factor determining convergence of light rays on retina is
    • (A) Lengh of eyeball
    • (B) Diptor power of lens
    • (C) Refractive index of cornea
    • (D) Physical state of vitreous
  105. 256. In Cataract, spectacles are advised after following number of weeks after operation
    • (A) 6 weeks
    • (B) 10 weeks
    • (C) 12 weeks
    • (D) 14 weeks
  106. 257. Sunflower type cataract is characteristicaily seen in
    • (A) Chalcosis
    • (B) Diabetes
    • (C) Stragardt's disease
    • (D) Congenital syphilis
  107. 258. Lateral rectus palsy is characterized by
    • (A) Crossed diplopia
    • (B) Uncrossed diplopia
    • C) Suppression of eye ball
    • D) Upward rotated eye bail
  108. 259. Snow blindness is caused by
    • (A) Ultravotlet rays
    • (B) Infrarads
    • (C) Microwaves
    • (D) Defect in mirror
  109. 260. Flourscent dye for ophthaimological disgnosis is injected
    • (A) Antecubital vein
    • (B) Poplereal vein
    • (C) Femoral vein
    • (D) Subclavian vein
  110. 261. Best investigation for optic nerve damage amongst the following is
    • (A) Opthalmoscopy
    • (B) Flourscence angiograhy
    • (C) Ultrasound
    • (D) Perimety
  111. 262. First sign in sympathetic ophthamitis is
    • (A) Presence of aquous flare
    • (B) Presence of precipitates
    • (C) Constriction of pupil
    • (D) Retrolental fare
  112. 263. Most commoniy employed treatment for cortvocavernous fistula nowadays is
    • A) Ballon embolization
    • (B) Ligation of internal artery
    • C) No treatment availabie
    • D) Fistulectomy
  113. 264. Characteristic clinical features of meniers disease include all of the following except
    • (A) Verigo
    • (B) Deafness
    • C) Tinnitus
    • (D) Unconsciousness
  114. 265. All of the following steps are done in radical mastoidectomy except:
    • (A) Lowering of faciai ndge
    • (B) Removal of middle ear mucosa and muscles
    • (C) Removal of all ossicles except stapes foot plate
    • (D) Maintainance of patency of eustachean tube
  115. 266. A 2 years child presents with B/L nasal pink masses Most important investigation prior to
    • (A) C.T Scan
    • (B) FNAC
    • (C) Biopsy
    • (D) Ultrasound
  116. 267. An old man with diabetes meilitus presents with blackish nasal discharge aiong with necrosed nienor turbinate Most likely diagnosis is
    • (A) Mucormycosis infection
    • (B) Celuiar osteomyelitis
    • (C) Midline granuloma
    • (D) Syphilis
  117. 268. Most common presentation in nasopharyngeal carcinoma is with:
    • (A) Epistaxis
    • (B) Hoarseness of voice
    • (C) Nasal stuffiness
    • D) Cervical lymphadenopathy
  118. 269 Commonest etiological agent of acute epiglottitis is
    • (A) H. inluenza
    • (B) Respuratory syncytiai virus
    • (C) Influenza virus
    • (D) Parainflunza virus
  119. 270. Greyish white membrane in throat may be seen in all of the following infections except:
    • (A) Streptococcal tonsilitis
    • (B) Dipthera
    • C) Adenovirus
    • D) Ludwig's angina
  120. 271. Best management for inhaled foreign body in an infant is
    • (A) Bronchoscopy
    • (B) I.P.P.V & intubation
    • C) Steroid
    • D) Tracheostomy
  121. 272. All of the following diseases may be caused by staphylococcus except
    • (A) Impetigo
    • (B) Erysipeias
    • (C) Ecthyma
    • (D) Scalded skin syndrome
  122. 275. Donovanosis is caused by
    • (A) Calymmatobacterium granulomatosis
    • (B) T pertunae
    • (C) Chlamydia trachomaris
    • (D) Haemophillus-ducreyi
  123. 274, Skin biopsy in leprosy is characterized by
    • (A) Pariappendegeal bacilli
    • (B) Pariappendegeal lymphocytosis
    • C) Perivascular lymphocytosis
    • D) Any of the above
  124. 275. Skin smear reports negative following pattern of leprosy
    • (A) Indeterminate leprosy
    • (B) Neuritic type leprosy
    • C) Lepromatous leprosy
    • (D) Border line leprosy
  125. 276. All of the foilowing lesions may be seen in leprosy except
    • (A) Erythematous macules
    • (B) Vesicles
    • (C) Hypopigemented patches
    • (D) Flat & raised patches
  126. 277. A 25 year old female has palatal ulcers & skin blisters. most likeiy diagnosis is
    • (A) Pemphigus vulgarisis
    • (B) Pemphigus follacious
    • C) Dermatitis herpenformis
    • D) Pemphigoid
  127. 278. Fasciculation are known to be caused by
    • (A) Suxamethonium
    • (B) Vecuronium
    • (C) Pancuronium
    • D) Atracumium
  128. 279. Maximum analgesic action is seen with
    • (A) Catecholamine
    • (B) Propofol
    • (C) Ketamine
    • (D) Thiopentone
    • 280. If thiopentone is injected accidentaily into an artery the first symptom is
    • (A) Anaigesia
    • (B) Paralysis
    • C) Skin ulceratiorn
    • D) Pain
  129. 281. Spinal anaesthesea should be injected into the space between
    • (A) T12 - L1
    • (B) L1 - L2
    • (C) L3 - L4
    • (D) L5S1
  130. 282. Shortest acting local anaesthetic agent is
    • (A) Procaine
    • (B) Leidocaine
    • (C) Teracaine
    • (D) Bupivacaine
  131. 283. Principle used in radiotherapy is
    • A) Cytoplasmic coagulation
    • (B) fonization of molecules
    • (C) DNA damage
    • (D) Necrosis of tissue
  132. 281. In MRI the tield used is
    • (A) 0.5 Tesla
    • (B) 1.1 Tesla
    • (C) 5 tesla
    • (D) 11 tesla
  133. 285. Ion which scatters X ray most is
    • (A) H-
    • (B) Ca
    • (C) Hg
    • (D) Pb
  134. 286. Most common presentation of radiation carditis is
    • (A) Percardial effusion
    • (B) Atheromatous plaques
    • (C) Myocardial fibrosis
    • (D) Pyogenic pericarditis
  135. 287. Most improtant investigation for pericardial effusion is:
    • (A) Cardiac catheterisation
    • (B) Ultrasound
    • (C) Echocardiograph
    • (D) Lateral view of Xray chest
  136. 288. Investigation of choice in obstructive jaundice is:
    • (A) ERCP
    • (B) Ultrasound
    • (C) Cholecystography
    • (D) X-ray
  137. 289. Popcorn calcification is characterstically seen in
    • (A) Pulmonary hemartoma
    • (B) Fungal infection
    • (C) Metastasis
    • (D) Tuberculosis
  138. 290. Which investigation should not be done in a patient suspected of brain tumor
    • (A) CT scan
    • (B) Lumbar puncture
    • (C) MRI
    • (D) Xray-skull
  139. 291. Cognition is
    • (A) Perception
    • (B) Thought
    • C) Behavior
    • (D) Feeling
  140. 292. A patient of schizophrenia treated for 5 years developed perioral movenents. Likely diagnosis is
    • (A) Tardive dyskinesia
    • (B) Muscular dystonia
    • (C) Akathisia
    • (D) Malignant neuroleptic syndrome
  141. 293. A patient presents with a one month history of abnormal hallucination, and delusion. The patient lacks insight to his changed behaviour and symptoms. Likely diagnosis
    • (A) Psychosis
    • (B) Schizophrenia
    • (C) Paronia
    • (D) Depression
  142. 294. Delusions of nihilism and eariy morning insominia are characteristic features of
    • (A) Major depresion
    • (B) Schizophrenia
    • (C) Mania
    • (D) Personality disorder
  143. 295. All of the following agents are antidepressants except
    • (A) Trazodone
    • (B) Amitriptyline
    • (C) Fluoxitine
    • (D) Pimozde
  144. 296. Treatment of choice for phobic disorder is
    • (A) Behaviour therapy
    • (B) Benzodiazepines
    • (C) Psychotherapy
    • (D) 5-HT reuptake inhibitors
  145. 297. A young female presented with halo's. abdominal pain and amnesia, she is likely to be suffering from
    • (A) Conversion disorder
    • (B) Dissociative disorder
    • (C) Depersonalization disorder
    • (D) Psychogenic pain disorder
  146. 298. Operant condition where paradigm pain stimulous are given to a child for decreasing a certain undesired behaviour can be classified as
    • (A) Positive rein forcement
    • (B) Negative reinforcement
    • (C) Punishment
    • (D) Negotiation
  147. 299. All of the following statements about clozapine are true except
    • (A) It is used in schizophrenia
    • (B) May precipitate séizures
    • C) May cause Agranulocytosis
    • D) Extrapyramidal side effects may be seen
  148. 300. Carbamazepine may be used in all of the following conditions except:
    • (A) Mania
    • (B) Alcohol withdrawl
    • C) Schizophrenia
    • D) Trigeminal neuralgia
Author
adarsha
ID
355756
Card Set
Mudit 1997 Later
Description
mudit khanna 1997 later
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