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  1. 151. Primaquine may cause hemolysis in
    • (A) G-6-PD deficiency
    • (B) NADP-deficiency
    • (C) Methemoglobinreductase deficiency
    • (D) Crabb's disease
  2. 152. Splenectomy is most useful in
    • (A) Thrombocytopenia
    • (B) Hereditary spherocytosis
    • (C) H.S. purpura
    • (D) Sickle cell anemia
  3. 153. While handling a febrile neutropenic patient all areessential except
    • (A) Repeated hand washing of hospitai person
    • (B) White cell infusion
    • (C) Prpphylactic antibiotic
    • (D) Colony stimulating factor for macrophages
  4. 154. Severity of mitral stenosis is assessed by
    • (A) Loud opening snap
    • (B) Leagth of murmur
    • C) Loud S
    • (D) Splitring S
  5. 135.-Drug of choice inPSVT is:
    • (A) Arnaidarone
    • (B) Lingnocaine
    • (C) Quinidine
    • D) Adenosine
  6. 156. Nosocomial pneumonia is most commonly caused by:
    • (A) Gram-ve bacilli
    • (B)Gram-ve bacilli
    • (C) Gram -vecocci
    • D) Mycoplasma
  7. 157. Complications ofbronchiectasisincludė all excep
    • (A) Amyloidosis
    • (B) Lung abscess
    • (C) Cerebral abscess
    • (D) Bronchiogenic carcinoma
  8. 158. Bronchial adenoma commonly present as
    • (A) Recurent hemoptysis
    • (B) Cougih
    • C Dysponea
    • (D) Chest pain
  9. 159. Bronchial hyperplasia may be caused by all except
    • (A) Smoking
    • (B) Theophyllinc
    • (C) Premarurity
    • (D) Allergy
  10. 160. Weight loss may be seen in all of the following excep!
    • (A) Uremia
    • (B) Pheochromacytoma
    • (C) Adrenal insufficiency
    • D) Insulinoma
  11. 161. Osteoporosis may be seen in all except
    • (A) Hyperparathyridism
    • (B) Hypoparathyridism
    • (C) Thyrotoxicosis
    • D) Heparin administration
  12. 162. Osteoporosis may be seen in all except:
    • (A) Hypoparathyroidism
    • (B)Osteogenesisimperfecta
    • C) Hypogonadism
    • (D) Hypophosphatasia
  13. 163. All ofthe following are features of primaryhyperaldosteronism except:
    • (A) Paedaloedema
    • (B) Polyurea
    • (C) Hypokalemia
    • (D) Hypertension
  14. 164. Commonest cause of cerebrovascular accident is
    • (A) Arterial thrombosis
    • (B1 Venous thrombosis
    • (C) Embolism
    • (D) Tumour
  15. 165. Commonest cause of subarachnoid haemorrhage is
    • (A) Rupture of circle of willisaneurysIm
    • (B)Rupture or vertebral artery aneurysm
    • (C) Rupture of venecomitants of corpus striatum
    • (D) Rupoure of duralsinusis
  16. 167. True abour C.S.F. finding in pyogenic meningitis is
    • (A) Protein sugar
    • (B) Protein ,sugar
    • (C) Chloride ↑ protein
    • (D) ↓Protein, sugar
  17. 166. Most common nerve involved in intracranial aneurysm is:
    • (A) Trochlear
    • (B) VII
    • C) VI
    • (D) Occulomotor
  18. 168. All of the following may cause metaststictumour causingspinal cord compressions except
    • (A) Lung carcinoma
    • (B) Breast carcinoma
    • (C) Lymphoma
    • D) Meningioma
  19. 169. Fearures of SLE include all ofthe following except
    • (A) Recurrent abortion
    • (B) Sterility
    • (C) Coomb's positive hemolytic anemia
    • (D) Psychosis
  20. 170. Lupus anticoagulants may cause all of the followingexcept
    • (A) Recurrent abortion
    • (B) Faise+ve VDRL results
    • (C) Increase prothrombin time
    • (D) Arterial thrombosis
  21. 171. Indications of steroids in SLE are all except:
    • (A) Myocarditis
    • (B) Endocarditis
    • C) Thrombocytopenia
    • (D) Neuropsychiatric symptoms
    • 172. Bilateral parotid gland enlargement is seen in all of thefollowing except
    • (A) Sarcoidosis
    • (B) SLE
    • (C) Chronic pancreatitis
    • (D) Sjogern's syndrome
  22. 173. All are seen in osteogenesisimperfecta except
    • (A) Posterior dislocation of hip
    • (B) Osteoporosis
    • (C) Blue sclera
    • D) Ligamentiaxity
  23. 174. Antibodies for the following conditions may be transmitted from mother to fetrufsexcept
    • (A) Rh-incompatibility
    • (B) Isoimmune thrombocytopenia
    • (C) Toxic erythesma
    • (D) My-gravis
  24. 175. Ranson'scriteria for prognosis in acute pancreatitis include all except
    • (A) WBC16,000ceils/cumm
    • (B) Age over 55 years
    • (C) AST> 250 U/100 ml
    • D) S.amylase> 350 L.U
  25. 176. Most common trisomy among following is
    • (A) 18
    • (B) 21
    • (C) 13
    • (D) 5
  26. 177. Commonest lesion in middle mediastinum is
    • (A) Lipoma
    • (B) Aneurysm
    • (C) Congenital cyst
    • (D) Germ cell tumour
  27. 178. Metabolic complication in CRF include all of thefollowing except
    • (A) Hyperkalemia
    • (B) Hypophosphatemia
    • (C) Hypocalcemia
    • D) Hypokalemia
  28. 179. Treatment of Neurocysticercosis includes all of thefollowing except
    • (A) Prazequentil
    • (B) Albendazole
    • (C) Niclosamide
    • (D) Flubendazole
  29. 180. All of the following statements stand true fortelengiectasia of colon except
    • (A) May be seen in person less than 40 years of age
    • (B) May be seen in person more than 60 years of
    • (C) Common site is caecum
    • (D) 50% involve rectum
  30. 181. Shigella associated hemolytic uramic syndrome isassociated with ail of the following except:
    • (A) Hyperkalemia
    • (B) Thrombocytopenia
    • (C) Neurological symptom
    • D) Renal microthrombi
  31. 182. pontaneous regression is seen in:
    • (A) Portwineheemangioma
    • (B)Strawberry haemangioma
    • (C) Cavernous haemangioma
    • (D) Arterial angioma
  32. 185. Following tumour may regress spontaneously except
    • (A) Rerinoblastoma
    • (B) Malignant melanoma
    • (C) Osteosarcoma
    • D) Choriocarcinoma
  33. 184. Treatment of choice of warthin'stumour is
    • A) Superficial paroidectormy
    • (B)Excision
    • (C) Radiotherapy
    • D) Chemotherapy
  34. 185. Cleft palate is ideally repaired at
    • (A) 5 month of age
    • (B) I year of age
    • (C) Before going to school
    • (D) 6-8 years of age
  35. 186. Hyoid bone is closely associated with
    • (A) Bronchiogenic cyst
    • (B) Cystic hygroma
    • (C) Thyroglossal cyst fistula
    • (D) Branchial cyst
  36. 187. In hand injury first structure to be repaired should be
    • (A) Skin
    • (B) Nerve
    • (C) Muscle
    • (D) Bone
  37. 188. All may be seen in deep burns except
    • (A) Hyperthermia
    • (B) Increase vascular permeability
    • (C) Fluidloss by evoperation
    • (D) Vasodilatation
  38. 189. Following drug lowers intracranial pressure except
    • A) Mannitol infusion
    • (B)Furesemide
    • C) Corticosteroids
    • D) Hyperventilation
  39. 190. Bony metastasis is common with all of the followingexcept
    • (A) C breast
    • (B) C lung
    • (C) C, testis
    • (D) C, prostate
  40. 191. In soft tissue sarcoma the prognosis depends best upon
    • (A) Site of nimout
    • (B) Grading of tumour
    • (G) Size of tumoun
    • (D) Lymphadenopathy
  41. 192. In breast carcinoma metastasis, prognosis depends bestupon
    • (A) Extrogen receptor status
    • (B) Axillary lymphnode status
    • (C) Size of tumour
    • D) Site of tumour
  42. 195. The risk factor for increased incidence relapse in stage1carcinoma breast includes all except
    • (A) -veestrogne / progesterone receptor status
    • (B) High 's' phase
    • C) Aneupioidy
    • D) Decreased Her-2/neu oncogene
  43. 194 Best prognosis amongst the following histological variants of breast carcinoma is seen with
    • (A) Intraductal
    • (B) Colloid
    • (C) Lobular
    • D) Ductal
  44. 195. Treatment of choice in duct papilloma of breast is
    • (A) Simple mastectomy
    • (B) Microdochectomy
    • (C) Local wide excision
    • (D) Chemotheapy
  45. 196. Gyancomastia may be seen in all of the followingconditions except
    • (A) Klineielter syndrome
    • (B) Cirrhosis of liver
    • (C) Cryptorchidism
    • (D) Sexcordtumour of sertoli cells
  46. 197. Adenocarcinoma of esophagus is commonlyfound in
    • (A) Achlasiaacardia
    • (B) Barretsoesophagus
    • C) Plummer vinson syndrome
    • (D) Chronic smaking
  47. 198. Short bowel syndrome is characterised by all of thefollowing except
    • (A) Diarrhoea
    • (B) Weight loss
    • (C) Steatorrhoea
    • D) Hypogastrinemia
  48. 199. A patient was operated for colonic carcinoma and latera solitary nodule was found in the liver. Treatment ofchoice is
    • (A) Surgery
    • (B) Radiation
    • (C) Chemotherapy
    • (D) Conservative treatment
  49. 200. All are true about pseudopancreatic cyst of pancreas except
    • (A) Common after acute pancreatitis
    • (B) Presents as an abdominal mass
    • (C) Serum amylase is increased
    • (D) Most common site is in bead of pancreas
  50. 201. Meconium ileus is associated with
    • (A) Fibrocystic disease of pancreas
    • (B) Liver aplasia
    • (C) Cirrhosis of liver
    • (D) Malnutrition
  51. 202. Commonest cause of surgical obstructive jaundice is
    • (A) CBD stone
    • (B) Sclerosingchoiongitis
    • (C) Carcinoma of liver
    • (D) Chronic cholecystitis
  52. 203. Medical treatment for gall bladder stone is amenable for
    • (A) Stones less than 15 mm in size
    • (B) Radioopaque stone
    • C) Calcium bilirubinate oxalate stone
    • (D) Nonfunctioning stones associated with gall bladder
    • 204. Commonest presentation of primary biliary cirrhosis
    • (A) Pruritis
    • (B) Pain
    • (C) Jaundice
    • (D) Fever
  53. 205. Gall bladder stone formation in influenced by A/E
    • (A) Clofibrate therapy
    • (B) Hyperalimentation
    • (C) Primary biliary cirrhosis
    • (D) Hypercholesterolemia
  54. 206. Features of hypospaedias are all except:
    • (A) Chordae
    • (B) Hooded prepuce
    • (C) No-treatment with required glandular veriery
    • (D) Cryptorchidism
  55. 207. Ureter is diagnosed during operation by
    • (A) Venous plexus
    • (B) High arterial supply
    • (C) Peristaltic movements
    • D) Circumferance
  56. 208. Varicocele is common on left testis because
    • (A) Left testicular vein drains into IVC which hashigh pressure
    • (B) Left tesicular vein drains into leftrenalveirnwhich has high pressure
    • (C) Left lestis is lower situated
    • D) Compression of testicular vein by rectum
  57. 209. Unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia in neonate is seepin all of the followingexcept
    • (A) Physiological jaundice
    • (B) Dubin Johnson syndrome
    • (C) Hypothyroidism
    • (D) Hemolytic anemia
  58. 210. A 7 day old infant develops symptomsof neonatalsepticemia. Most likely cause is
    • (A) Local nursery envirment
    • (B) Infection through umblical cord
    • (C) Exclusively breast fed baby
    • (D) Infection by GIT bacteria
  59. 211. All are features of neonatal necrotizing enterocolitisexcept
    • (A) Abdominal distension
    • (B) Increased bowel sound
    • (C) Metabolic acidosis
    • (D) Pneumoperitoneum
  60. 212. Exclusive breast feeding is at least till
    • (A) 4 month
    • (B) 6 month
    • (C) 8 month
    • (D) 10 month
  61. 213. Exclusive breast feeding may be associated with allof the following except:
    • (A) Hemolysis due to Vit-K-deficiency
    • (B) Evening colic
    • (C) Golden colour stool
    • (D) Prolongation of physiological jaundice
  62. 214. Peak growth velocity in adolescent girl is indicated by
    • (A) Breast enlargment
    • (B) Axillary hair
    • (C) Public hair
    • D) Just before commensement of menarche
  63. 215. True in Klinefeter syndrome is
    • (A) Short strature
    • (B) Pituitary adenoma
    • C) Subnormal intelligence
    • D) Breast adenoma
  64. 216. Pneumatocele is caused by:
    • (A) Staphylococcus
    • (B) Streptococcus
    • C) E.coli
    • (D) P. camii
  65. 217. Most common cause of protal hypertension in children is
    • (A) Extrahepatic compression
    • (B) Bud chiary syndrome
    • C) Veno-cclusive disease
    • (D) Post necroti
  66. 218. True about ASD
    • (A) Foramen ovale is patent
    • (B) Left parasternal heave is due to increasedpulmonary artery flow
    • (C) S, is wide and variable
    • (D) Systolic murmur is due to rapid flow of bloodacross the shunt.
  67. 219. Ribnorching of 4-9h ribs with double bulging is seen in
    • (A) Aortic aneurysm
    • (B) Aortic dessection
    • (C) Co-arctation of aorta
    • D) Diaphragmatic hemia
  68. 220. Marker for the renal vasculitis in children is:
    • (A) Increased IgA level
    • (B)Low complement level
    • C) T Antineutrophiliccytopiasmic antibody titre
    • D) Increase antinuclear antibody
  69. 221. True about systemic juvenile arthritis are all of the following except
    • (A) Fever
    • (B) Hepatosplenomegaly
    • (C) Leucocytosis
    • (D) Postiverheumattoid factor
  70. 222. A child with alopecia, hyperpigmentation psoriaticdermaritis in genitals & mouth and hypogonadism islikely to be suffering from
    • (A) Cu deficiency
    • (B) Iron deficiency
    • (C) Zn deficiency
    • (D) Mg deficiency
  71. 223. Phocomelia is:
    • (A) Absence of long bones
    • (B) Absence of brain
    • (C) Reduplication of bones
    • (D) Absence of heart
  72. 224. Most common presentation of neuroblastoma is
    • A) Lytic lesion in skull with sunurediasthesis
    • (B) Lung metastasis
    • (C) Renal invasion
    • (D) Secondaries in brain
  73. 225. Most common cause of pyogenic meningitis in 6month to 2 years of age is
    • (A) Staphylococcus aureus
    • (B) Pneumococcus
    • (C) Streptococcus pneumonia
    • D) H. indueuenzae
  74. 226. Most common cause of hydrocephalus in children is
    • (A) Post intlammatory obstruction
    • (B) Buddchiary syndrome
    • (C) Brain tumour
    • (D) Perinatal injury
  75. 227. Diagnosis of Down syndrome 11 weeks is by assessed by
    • (A) Ultrasonography
    • (B) Aminocentesis
    • (C) Chorionic villous biopsy
    • D) Doppier Ultrasound
    • 228. Doppler ultersound in pregnancy detec:
    • (A) Cardivascularmalformarion
    • (B) Neural tube defect
    • (C) Abdominal masses
    • (D) IUGR
  76. 229. Late deccleration indicates
    • (A) Head compression
    • (B) Cord compression
    • (C) Foeral-hypoxia
    • (D) Breech presentacion
  77. 230. Following represents foetal hypoxia excep
    • (A) Excessive foetal movements
    • (B) Meconium in vertex presentation
    • (C) Foetal scalp blood pH>7.3
    • (D) Heart rate < 100
  78. 231. A pregnant mother is treated with oral anticoagulant The likely congenital malformation that may result inthe fetus is
    • (A) Long bones limb defect
    • (B) Cranial Malformations
    • (O) Cardiovascular malformation
    • D) ChondrodysplasiaPunctata
  79. 232. Plecentaprevia mouth is associated with all of thefollowing except
    • (A) Large placenta
    • (B) Previous C.S. scar
    • (C) Primigravida
    • (D) Previous placenta previa
  80. 233. A pregnant woman at 34 weeks pregnancy, comeswith bleeding P/V, B.P. 80
    • (A) Examination in OT and termination of pregnancy
    • (B) Blood transfusion
    • (C) Observation
    • (D) LSCS
  81. 234. Treatment regimen in ecclampsia that causes minimumeffect on fetus is
    • (A) Lytic cocktail regime
    • (B) MgSO, regime
    • (C) Diazepam theraphy
    • (D) Phenobarbitone therapy
  82. 235. X-ray pelvimetry is indicated in all of the following conditions except
    • (A) Severe CPD
    • (B) Breech presentation in vaginal delivery
    • (C) Outlet obstruction
    • (D) Osteomalacia
    • 236. Cause of renal failure in septicemic shock is
    • (A) Acute tubular necrosis
    • (B) Acute cortical necrosis
    • (C) Glomerulonephritis
    • D) Focal sclerosis
  83. 237. Blighted ovum is characterized by
    • A) Avascular villi
    • (B) Synctial knot
    • (C) Intervilloushaemorrhage
    • D) Intracerebralhaemorrhage
  84. 238. Duration of action of Cu-380-A is
    • (A) 3 years
    • (B) 4 years
    • C) 6 years
    • (D) 8 years
  85. 239. All of the following agents may be used for post coital contraception except
    • (A) Danazole
    • (B) CUT
    • (C) RU-486
    • (D) High dose estrogen
  86. 240. Condylomaacuminata in pregnancy should be treated by
    • (A) Podophylline
    • (B) Podophylline toxin
    • (C) Trichloroacetic acid
    • (D) 5-FU cream
  87. 241. Most common site for genital tuberculosis is
    • (A) Ovary
    • (B) Uterus
    • (C) Cervix
    • (D) Fellopian tube
  88. 242 Endometrial hyperplasia is seen in
    • (A) Endodermal sinus umour
    • (B) Dysgerminosa
    • (C) Polycystic ovarian disease
    • (D) Carcinoma of cervix
  89. 243. Clomiphene citrare is indicated in
    • (A) Stein-leventhal syndrome
    • (B) Ovarian cyst
    • (C) Asserman's syndrome
    • (D) Carcinoma endometrium
  90. 244. Which of the following treatment is not done inectopic pregnancy
    • (A) Salpingctectomy
    • (B) Saipingo-oopherectomy
    • (C) Sapingostoray
    • (D) Resection of involved segment
  91. 245. In ectopic pregnancy decidua is shed as
    • (A) Decidua-vera
    • (B) Decidua basalis
    • (C) Decidua capsularis
    • (D) Decidua rubra
  92. 246. Least common complication of fibroid is
    • (A) Menstrual disorders
    • (B) Malignancy
    • (C) Urinary retension
    • (D) Degeneration
  93. 247. Most common site for metastasis in choriocarcinoma is
    • (A) Lungs
    • (B) Bran
    • (C) Liver
    • (D) Spine
  94. 243. Best gas used for creating pneumoperitonium atlaparoscopy is
    • (A) N
    • (B) O
    • (O) Co,
    • (D) NO
  95. 249. Complications of Colle's fracture include all of thefollowing except
    • (A) Malunion
    • (B) Nonunion
    • (C) Sudeck'sosteodystrophy
    • (D) Rupture of EPL tendon
  96. 250. Distal interphalangealjoint is not involved in
    • (A) Rheumatoid arthritis
    • (B) Psoriatic arthritis
    • (C) Multicentrichisteocytosis
    • (D) Neuropathic arthropathy
  97. 251. Ankle sprain is due to
    • (A) Rupure of anterior taio-fibular ligament
    • (B) Rupture of posterior talo-tibular ligament
    • (C) Rupture ot deltoid ligament
    • (D) Rupture of Calcaneo-fibular ligament
  98. 252. Most common complication of intertrochantericfracture femur is
    • (A) Malunion
    • (B) Nonunion
    • (C) Osteoarthritis
    • (D) Nerve injury
  99. 253. Commonest site for tuberculous spondylitis is
    • (A) T12/L1
    • (B) C6-7
    • (C) L4-5
    • D) S1-2
  100. 254. All of the following tumor are benign tumour except
    • (A) Chondroma
    • (B)Chordoma
    • (C) Osteochondroma
    • D) Enchondroma
  101. 253. Which of the following is a persistant biochemicalmarker or rickets
    • (A) S.Ca
    • (B) S. Alkphosphate
    • (C) S. Acid phosphate
    • D) S. phosphate
  102. 256. Biochemical marker in early gouty arthritis is
    • (A) S. uric acid
    • (B) Increased urinary uric crystai
    • (C) Synovial fluid urate crystal
    • (D) Alkaline phosphate
  103. 257. Most common site for pseudatumour like growth in haemophilicarthropathy is
    • (A) Quadriceps femoris
    • (B) Hamstring muscle
    • (C) Gastrocnemius
    • D) liopsoas
  104. 258. Pseudoarthrosis may be seen in all of the following conditions except
    • (A) Fracture
    • (B) Idiopathic
    • (C) Neurofibromatosis
    • (D) Osteomyelitis
  105. 259. Treatment of choice in aphakia
    • (A) Contect lens
    • (B)Spectacles
    • (C) IOL
    • (D) Laser therapy
  106. 260. Treament of choice in acute congestive glaucoma
    • (A) Pilocarpine
    • (B) Laser iridotomy
    • (C) Timolol
    • (D) Trabeculoplasty
  107. 261. Features ofHorner's syndrome include all of the followingexcept:
    • (A) Miosis
    • (B) Ptosis
    • (C) Anhydrosis
    • (D) Exopthalmos
  108. 262. Most common ocular foreign body is
    • (A) Chiesel and hammer
    • (B) Glass
    • C) Plastics
    • D) Stong
  109. 263. -Cherry red spot is seen in
    • (A) CRVO
    • (B) Blunt Trauma
    • (C) Diabetes mellitus
    • D) Retinitis pigmentosa
  110. 264. In a patient presenting with headache and eye complaints Examination of igteye reveals: Right eye superotemporalquadrotpsia Left eye reveals Left eye superotemporalquadrotopsiaLert eye reveals Left eye controccalscotoma. Likely site or lesion is
    • (A) Left optic nerve chiasma
    • (B) Left optictract - chiasma
    • (C) Right opric nerve+ chiasma
    • (D)Right opric tract chiasma
  111. 265. Most common cause of blindness in india is
    • (A) Trachoma
    • (B) Vit-A deficiency
    • (C) Catarac
    • (D) Мурора
  112. 266. A-7 years child presenting with acute oritis mediadoes not respond to ampicilline. The Examination
    • reveals a full and bulging rympanic membrane. Thetreatment choices :
    • (A) Sytemícsteriod
    • (B) Ciprofloxacin
    • (C) Myringotomy
    • (D) Carticalmastiodectomy
  113. 267. A patient of CSOM has choleastatoma and presentsvertigo with Treatment of choice would be
    • (A) Antibiotics & labyrinthine sedative
    • (B) Myringoplasty
    • C) Immediate mastoid exploratiorn
    • D) Labyrinthectomy
  114. 268. Features associated with DNS include all of thefollowing except
    • (A) Epistaxis
    • (B) Atrophy of turbinate
    • (C) Hypertrophy of turbinate
    • (D) Recurrent sinusitis
  115. 269. Maggots in nose are best treated by:
    • (A) Chioroform diluted with water
    • (B) Liquid parafin
    • (C) Systemic antibiotics
    • (D) Lignocaine spray
  116. 270. Most common cause of acute tonsilitis
    • (A) Streptococcus pneumoniae
    • (B) H infleunza
    • (C) β hem o lytic streptococci .
    • (D) Staphylococcus aureus
  117. 271. A-7 years old child has periotonisillarabscess present with trismus. The best treatment is:
    • (A) Immediate abscess drain orally
    • (B) Drainage extemaily
    • (C) Systemic antibiotics up to 48 hours then drainage
    • (D) Tracheostomy
  118. 272 Treatment of choice in stage Π[ carcinoma larynx is
    • (A) Chemotherapy
    • B) Surgeryradiation
    • (C) surgery chemotherapy
    • D) Only radiotherapy
  119. 273. Target (Iris) lesion seen in
    • (A) Uricaria
    • (B) Erythema multiformae
    • (C) Scabies
    • (D) Lickenpianus
  120. 274. A child has hypopigmented patch on the cheekand no sensory loss & no scale diagnosis is
    • (A) Indeterminate leprosy
    • (B) Scabies
    • (C) Pityriasisalba
    • (D) Alopecia aeriata
  121. 275. lrchy polygonal violaceouspapularlesion is seen in
    • (A) Lickenplanus
    • (B) Psoriasis
    • C) Pitriasisrosea
    • (D) Pitriasisrubrapilaris
  122. 276. Least common site involvement in psoriasis is
    • (A) Scalp
    • (B) Nail involvement
    • (C) CNS involvement
    • (D) Arthritis
  123. 277, Gonococcus is not involved in
    • (A) Testis
    • (B) Fallopian tube
    • (C) Cervix
    • (D) Ovary
  124. 278. All of the following are true about syphilis except
    • (A) VDRL is sensitive but NOT specific
    • (B) Infection leads to life long immunity
    • (O Ig M& [gA
    • (D) Treponomapallidium when inocculated inrabbit produces progressive disease
  125. 279. All ofthefollowing are example of amide inked localanaesthetics except
    • (A) Lidocaine
    • (B) Procaine
    • (C) Bupivácaine
    • D) Mepivacaine
  126. 280. All of the following are vasodilators except:
    • (A) Procaine
    • (B)Lidocaine
    • C) Cocaine
    • (D) Chlorprocaine
  127. 281. Magill circuit air flow is
    • (A) Equal to minute voiurne
    • (B) Twice to minute volume
    • (C) Halfto minute volume
    • D) Equal to alveolar volume
  128. 282. Least cardiotoxicanaeasthetic agent is
    • (A) Enflurane
    • (B) Isofluane
    • (C) Halothane
    • (D) TCE
  129. 283. Nephrotoxicity is caused by
    • (A) Seroflurane
    • (B) Methoxyflurane
    • (C) Isoflurane
    • (D) Halothane
  130. 284. Increased intracranial tension is seen with:
    • (A) Halothane
    • (B) Ketamine
    • (C) Ether
    • (D) Cyclopropane
  131. 285. Which drug of anaesthetics causes hallucination
    • (A) Ketamine
    • (B) Trilene
    • (C) Halothane
    • (D) Trichloroethylene
  132. 286. Most common skin manifestation seen after 2 daysof radiation therapy is
    • (A) Erythema
    • (B)Atopy
    • C) Hyperpigmentation
    • D) Dermatitis
  133. 287.tonisation radiation acts on tissues leading to
    • (A) Lincar acceleration injury
    • (B)Excitation of electron from orbit
    • C) Formation at pyrimidine diamers
    • D) Thermal injury
  134. 288. Most sensitive stage for radiotherapy is
    • (A) S
    • (B) C
    • (C) G
    • (D) G.M
  135. 289. Investigation of choice in pulmonary embolism is
    • (A) CT-scan
    • (B)MRI
    • C) Contrast-MRI
    • D) Ventilation perfusion scan
  136. 290 Hot spot' in acute myocardial infarction is
    • (A) Thailium
    • (B)Stroncium
    • (C) To stroncium-pyrophosphare
    • (D) Gallium-cirara
  137. 291. Investigation of choice for acute subarachnoidhaemorrage is
    • (A) MRI
    • (B) Enhanced MRI
    • (C) CT-scan
    • (D) Angiography
  138. 292. In X-ray'right border ofmediastinum is formed by allexcept
    • (A) SVC
    • (B)Right acrium
    • (C) Right ventricle
    • D) Right branchiocephalic vein
  139. 293. False preception without external stimulous is
    • (A) Illusion
    • (B)Hallucination
    • (C) Delirium
    • (D) Delusion
  140. 224. Fearuresofalcohol withdrawal are all except
    • (A) Hypersomnoience
    • (B)Epileptic seizure
    • (C) Restlessness
    • (D) Hailucination
  141. 295. Symptomatic treatment is not required well in withdrawlsyndrome caused by
    • (A) Cannabis
    • (B) Morphine
    • (C) Alcoho
    • (D) Coccaine
  142. 296. First order 'symptoms of schneides' schizophreniainclude all except:
    • (A) Deparsonilization
    • (B) Running commentery of ones thoughts
    • (C) Primary delusion
    • (D) Somaricpassivicy
  143. 297. Drug of choice in obscessive compulsive neurosis is
    • (A) Imipramine
    • (B) Carbamazapine
    • (C) Chlorpramazine
    • (D) Clomipramine
  144. 298 Phobia is
    • (A) Psychosis
    • (B) Fear of animal
    • (C) Anxiery
    • (D) Neurosis
  145. 299. Most common age for depression is
    • A) Middle age men
    • (B) Middle age female
    • C) Young girl
    • D) Children
  146. 300. Post traumaric stress syndrome is due to:
    • (A) Head injury
    • (B) Minor stress
    • (C) Major life threatening events
    • (D) Vascular accidents
Author
adarsha
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Mudit 1998 Later
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mudit khanna 9998 later
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