Mudit 1999 Later

  1. 151. Ankyłosing spondylitis in associated with:
    • A) HLA-B27
    • (B) HLA-B-8
    • (C) HLA-DW4 DR4
    • (D) HLA-DR
  2. 152. Increased alkaline phosphate in seen in
    • (A) Multiple myeloma
    • B) Primary hyperparathyroidism
    • (C) Chronic renal failure
    • D) Osteoporosis
  3. 153. All of the following conditions are premaiignant except
    • (A) Ulcerative coiins
    • (B) Crohn's disease
    • C) Bronchiectasi:s
    • (D) Paget disease of bone
  4. 154. Most common tumor ot the anterior mediastinum tumour
    • (A) Thymoma (B) Lymphoma
    • (C) Neurogenic tumour (D) Vascular cyst
  5. 155. RNA fragments are sequenced by
    • (A) Eastern-blot
    • (B) Western blot
    • (C) Northern blot
    • (D) Southern-blot
  6. 156. Most common group of diseases following Mendelian
    • inheritance are
    • (A) Autosomal dominant
    • (B) Autosomal recessive
    • (C) X-linked dominant
    • (D) X- linked recessive
  7. 157. Smoking predisposes to ail of the following cancersexcept
    • (A) Carcinoma larynx
    • (B) Carcinoma bladder
    • (C) Carcinoma stomach
    • (D) Lymphoma
  8. 158. α:-Antimypsin deficiency is associated with
    • (A) Centriaciner emphysema
    • (B) Panaciner-emphysema
    • C) Imegularempnysema
    • (D) Paraseptal-emphysema
  9. 159. Most unlikely cause of acute tubuiar necrosis amongstthe rollowing is
    • (A) Severe bacteriai-infection
    • (B) Massive burn
    • C) Severe cursh injury in the-foot
    • (D) Rupture of aortic aneurysm
  10. 160. Sweat chloride levels are increased in all or the followingconditions except
    • (A) Ectodermal dysplasia
    • (B) G-6 PD-deficiency
    • (C) Heriditarynephrogenic-diabetes incipidus
    • (D) Obesity
  11. 161. UMN lesion is characterised by
    • (A) Weakness & spasticity
    • (B) Fasciculations
    • (C) Rigidity
    • (D) Localised muscle atrophy
  12. 162. "Prosopagnosia" is characterised by
    • (A) Inability to read
    • (B) Inability to identify faces
    • (C) Inabiliry to write
    • (D) Inability to speak
  13. 163. Most common cause of sub arachroidhaemorrhageis:
    • (A) Hypertension
    • (B) A. V. malformatiorn
    • C) Berry aneurysm
    • (D) Trauma
  14. 164. A nondiabetic, non hypertensive adult male developssudden severe headache with altered sensorium, likelydiagnosis is
    • (A) Brain tumour
    • (B) Sub arachnoid haemorrhage
    • (C Encephalitis
    • D) Meningitis
  15. 165. Painless burn in hand is a characteristic feature of:
    • (A) Syringomgelia
    • B) Thalamic syndrome
    • C) Cord compression
    • (D) Systemic-lupus-erthromatosis
  16. 166. Triad of normal-pressurre hydrocephalus includes
    • (A) Tremor, aphasia dementia
    • B) Ataxia, aphasia, gait disorder
    • (C) Gait disorder, urinary incontinence, dementia
    • D) Gait disorder, urinary inconitinence, lower cranialnerve palsy
  17. 167. All of the foilowing are known predisposing factors forAlzheimer's disease except
    • (A) Down-syndrome
    • (B) Low education leve
    • (C) Smoking
    • D) Female sex
  18. 168. Alzheimer's Disease is associated with
    • (A) Delerium
    • (B) Delusion
    • (C) Dementia
    • (D) Depression
  19. 169. Gene for myotonic dystrophy is coded on chromosomenumber
    • (A) 19
    • (B)20
    • (C) 21
    • (D) 24
  20. 170. Fatal familial insomnia is associated with:
    • (A) Prion disease
    • (B) Degenerative disease
    • (C) Neoplastic disease
    • D) Vascular disease
  21. 171. All are true about peripheral-neuropathy except
    • (A) Glove and stocking anaesthesia
    • (B) Poximal muscle weakness
    • (C) Nerve-conduction defici
    • (D) Decreased reflexes
  22. 172. All are true about subacute combined degeneration ofspinal cord except
    • (A) Due to deficiency of vitamen B
    • (B) Posterior column invoivement
    • C) Corticospinaiinvoivement
    • (D) Absent deep tendon retlexes
  23. SURGERY
    • 173. Commonest site of peptie ulcer is
    • (A) Ist part of Duodenum
    • (B) lInd part of duodenum
    • (C) Distal 1/3 of stomach
    • (D) Pylonus of the stomach
  24. 174. Common sites for cushing ulcers include all of thefollowing cxcept
    • (A) Esophagus
    • (B) Stomach
    • (C) Ist part-of duodenum
    • (D) Distal duodenunm
  25. 175. Merabolic changes associated with excessive vomiting includes the following
    • (A) Metabolic acidosis
    • (B) Hyperchloremia
    • (C) Hypokalemia
    • (D) Decreases bicarbonates
  26. 176. Dumping syndrome is due to
    • (A) Diarrhoea
    • (B) Presence of hypertonic content in small intestine
    • (C) Vagotomy
    • D) Reduced gastric capacity
  27. 177. Most common site for impaction of gell stones in gallstone lieus is:
    • (A) Ist part of duodenum
    • (B) 11nd part of duodenum
    • (C) Terminal ileum
    • D) Colon
  28. 178. Pyoderma-gangrenosum is most commoniy associated
    • (A) Ulcerative colitis
    • (B) Crohns disease
    • (C) Amoebic colits
    • (D) Ischemic colitis
  29. 179. Colvesical fistula most commoniy arises trom
    • (A) Crohn's disease
    • (B) Ulcerative colitis
    • (C) Carcinoma colon
    • (D) Abdomino-perineal resection
  30. 180. Anchovy sauce pus is a feature of
    • (A) Amoebic liver abscess
    • (B) Lung abscess
    • (C) Splenic abscess
    • (D) Pancreatic abscess
  31. 181. Most common cause of pseudopancrearic cyst inchildren is:
    • (A) Chloledochal cyst
    • B) Annular pancreas
    • C) Drug induced pancreatitis
    • D) Traumatic pancreatitis
  32. 182. whichofthe following causes least irritation of theperitoneal cavity
    • (A) Bile
    • (B) Blood
    • C) Gastric enzyme
    • (D) Pancreatic enzyme
  33. 183. Most common type of Intussusception is
    • (A) Dio-colic
    • (B) lio-ileal
    • C) Colo-colic
    • D) Caeco-colic
  34. 184. I year After cholecystectomy, a patient presented with2.5 cm size stone in CBD, Treament or choice is
    • (A) Choledocholithotomy with T- tube drainage
    • B)Supraduodenalcholedochotomy with exploration
    • C) Trans duodenal choledochojejunostonywith sphincturopiasty
    • D) Endoscopic sphincterotomy with stone exraction
  35. 185. Spigelian hernia is seen in
    • (A) Lumbar triangle
    • B)Subumblical region
    • C) Paraumblical region
    • D) Supraumblical region
  36. 186. A 9 year boy presented with abdominal pain and recurrent UTI, VP reveales duplication ofleft ureter. The mostlikely site of ectopic opening would be
    • (A) Prostatic urethra
    • (B) Ejaculatory duct
    • (C) Seminai vesicle
    • (D) Vas-deference
  37. 187. A 6 week neonate presented with undescended testes onthe right side and normal testes on left side. The treatmentof choice would be
    • (A) Orchipexy at 2 years
    • (B) Immediately
    • (C) 5 year age before going to school
    • D) Puberty
  38. 188. Treatment of extragonadal germ ccilturnour is:
    • (A) Chemotherapy
    • (B) Radiotherapy
    • (C) Surgery
    • (D) Immunotherapy
  39. 189. A 60 year diabetic & hyper tensive male with second gradeprostansm admitted or prostatectomy developedmyocardial infarction. Treatment now would be
    • (A) Finasteride
    • (B) Terazocin
    • C) Finasteride and terazocin
    • (D) Diethyl stilbestroi
  40. 190. A 55 year old diabetic patient presented with impotencewith history of failure to get erection after papaverineintracavemousinjecrion. Colourdoppler shows noabnormality of arteries but shows mild venous run-offTreatment of choice here would be
    • (A) ntracavemous injection of papaverine
    • (B) Penile prosthetic implants
    • (C)Vacuum constriction devic
    • (D) Psychotherapy
  41. 191. A 25 year old married male presents with infertility. Hehad undergone retroperitoneal lymphnodedisection atage of 15 years for embryonal carcinoma of right testisSemen analysis shows-quantity-0.5 ml, no. sperm, nofructose. Biopsy of testis shows normal spermatogenesis. Best treaument here would be
    • (A) Artificial insemination ofdonon
    • (B) Penile-prosthesis
    • (C Microtesticular aspiration and intracytopiasmicInjection
    • (D) None of the above
  42. 192. Which of the following carcinomas is iamilial
    • (A) Breast B) Prostate
    • (C) CervixD) Vaginal
  43. 193. Commonest cause of pulmonary emcolism is
    • (A) Thrombosis or leg veins
    • (B) Thrombosis of prostatic veins
    • (C) ⅣCtrolnbosis
    • (D) Thrombosis of internal pudendal artery
  44. 194. CABG is done for all of the folowing indications except
    • (A) To reduces symptoms
    • (B) To prevent further catastrophics
    • (C) To prolong life
    • (D) To prevent progress of native biood vessel disease
  45. 195. Commonest presentation of Hodgkin's lymphoma is
    • (A) Painless enlargement oflymphnode
    • (B) Pruritis
    • C) Fever
    • (D) Leuocytosis
  46. 196. A 50 year old man presented with 3 month history ofright sided cervical lymphnode enlargements. The bestinvetigation to establish the diagnosis in this casewould be:
    • (A) FNAC
    • B) X-ray
    • (C) Tuberaulin test
    • (D) Lymph-node biopsy
  47. 197. Ainhum is seen in
    • (A) base of great toe
    • (B) Base of fingers tips
    • C) Base or toe
    • (D) Ankle
  48. 198. Renal collar which surrounds the aorta has its two limossplit by
    • (A) Leftrenal vein
    • (B) Left renal artery
    • (C) Isthumusot horseshoe kidney
    • (D) All of the above
  49. 199. A lady presented with VVF due to prolong labour oneyear back, on examination ectopic opening is found onthe interuretric bar close to the opening ofright ureter Treatment of choice is:
    • (A) Transvaginal repair of VVF
    • (B) Transvesicai VVF repair
    • (C) Transperitonealtransvesical fistula repair withreimplantationofright ureter
    • (D) All the above
  50. PAEDIATRICS
    • 200. Increased nuchal fold thickness is a feature of
    • (A) Paul-Bunnelsyncrome
    • (B) De-pan syndrome
    • (C) Down's syndrome
    • D) Cri-duchat syndrome
  51. 201. Neural tube defects are prevented by
    • (A) Pyridoxin
    • (B) Folic acid
    • (C) Thiamine
    • (D) Iron
  52. 202. Fragile X-syndrome is characterised by all of thefollowing features except
    • (A) Long fece
    • (B) Large ear
    • (D) Large-testis
  53. 203. Increase acetyicholinescrase in amniotic fluid indicates
    • (A) Open neural tube defects
    • (B) Oesophageal atresia
    • (C) Down syndrome
    • (D) Edward syndrome
  54. 204. Triple test for diagnosis of down's syndrome includesall of the following except
    • (A) β-HCG
    • (B) α-Fetoprotein
    • (C) Serum HPL level
    • (D) Serum oestriolleve
  55. 205. Kwashiorkar is characterised by all or the following features except
    • (A) Edema
    • (B) Patchy depigmentation of hair
    • C) Fatty liver
    • (D) Fatty iniitration of pancreas
  56. 206. Caloric supplementation required for a severeiymainourished child (per kg-body weight) is
    • (A) 100 calkg
    • (B) 125 ca/kg
    • (C) 150 cal/kg
    • D) 175 calkg
  57. 207. True statement about IUGR is :
    • (A) Hepatomegaiy is due to fatty infiltration
    • B) Head circumference is 3 cm more than chestcircumference
    • (C) Hyaline membrane disease is a common cause of death
    • D) Hypothermia does not occur due to good shiveringmechanisms
  58. 208. Following features may be seen in coldinjury ofneonates except:
    • (A) Bradycardia(B) Uncontrolled shivering
    • (C) Scleroma(D) Metabolic acidosis
  59. 209. A neonate born to infected hepatitis-B mother, shouldbe treated with
    • (A) Isolation
    • (B) Immunogiobulins
    • (C) Hepatitis-B-Vaccinc
    • (D) Immunoglobuiins& hepatitis-B-vaccine
  60. 210. In chiidren presence of increased fecal tar excretion andincreased fecal nitrogen levels is a fearure of
    • (A) Pancreatic-insufficency
    • (B) Bacterior overgrowth syndromo
    • (C) Coeliac sprue
    • (D) Ulcerative-colitis
  61. 211. A child presented with headache, dizziness, intermittentclaudication with occassionaldyspnoea. The mostprobable diagnosis in
    • (A) ASD
    • (B) PDA
    • (C) TOF
    • (D) Coarctatation of aorta
  62. 212. True about co-arctation of aorta
    • (A) Most common site is distal to the origin of the left subclavian artery
    • (B) Most common age of presentation is at 15-20years
    • (C) Upper rib notching is due to erosion by dilatedcoilateralvesseis
    • D) Right ventricular hypertrophy
  63. 215. Most common malignancy in chiidren is
    • A) Renoblastoma
    • B) Lymphoma &leukem
    • C) Wilm'stumoun
    • D) Neuroblastoma
  64. 214. Acute lead poisoning in children commonly presentswith all of the following tearures except
    • (A) Encephalopathy
    • (B) Cerebellar Ataxia
    • C) Status epilepticus
    • (D) Peripheral neuropahty
  65. 215. Common posterior-cranial fossa tumours include all ofthe following except
    • (A) Medulloblastoma
    • B)Oligodendroglioma
    • (C) Ependydoma
    • D) Cystic astrocytoma
  66. 216. Porencephaly refers to
    • A) Foetaialcohal syndrome
    • (B) Dandy-walker-syndrome
    • (C) Vascular lession due to degenerative vessel diseaseand head injury
    • (D) Neural tube defect
  67. 217. Treament of the lutein cyst in hydatiformnole is
    • (A) Ovarian cystectomy
    • B) Ovarioctomy
    • C) Suction evacuation
    • (D) Ovariotomy
  68. 218. Red degeneration of fibroma during pregnancy is mostcommonly seen at
    • (A) 1st trimester
    • B)IInd trimester
    • (C) Illrd trimester
    • (D) Puerperium
  69. 219. A pregnant women in 2nd trimester presented with UTIDrug of choice is
    • (A) Ampicilline
    • (B) Low doses cotrimoxazole
    • (C) Ciprofloxacin
    • D) Cephaperazone
  70. 220. Retension of urine in a pregnant women with reroverteduterus is most commonly seen at:
    • A) 3-10 weeks
    • B) 12-16 weeks
    • (C) 20-24 weeks
    • (D) 28-32 weeks
  71. 21. Highest rate of transmission of toxoniasmosis duringpregnancy is seen in
    • (A) Ist trimester
    • B)Ind trimester
    • C) IIrd trimester
    • D) Puerperium
  72. 222. Nonimmumehydropsfoetallils is seen in all of thefollowing conditions excep
    • (A) α-Thalassemia
    • (B) Parvo-virus-19
    • (C) Rh-incompatibility
    • (D) Chromosomal anomaly
  73. 223. Which of the following antiepiieptic is least likely tocause maiformarion in foenis during pregnancy is:
    • (A) Phenytoin
    • B) Carbamazepine
    • (C) Sodium- Vaiproare
    • D) Phenobarbitone.
  74. 224. Which of the following drug may be used to arrest premature labour
    • (A) Aspirin
    • (B) α- Methyl dopa
    • C) Magnesium-suiphata
    • D) Diazoxida
  75. 225. During foetal life maximum growth is caused by
    • (A) Growth harmone
    • (B) Insulin
    • (C) Cortisol
    • (D) Thyroxin
  76. 226. CA -125 is increased in all of the following conditionsexcept
    • (A) T.B. of genital organ
    • (B) Ovarian cancer
    • (C) Endometriosis
    • (D) Stein-leventhal-Syndrome、
  77. 227. All of the following are barnone dependent carcinomaexcept
    • (A) Prostate C
    • (B) Endomeuium C
    • (C) Breast C
    • (D) Ovary C
  78. 228. Gn RH analogue may be given in all of the followingexcept
    • (A) Prostate C
    • (B) Endometrium C.
    • (C) Fibroadenoma-uterus
    • D) Precocious puberty
  79. 229. Carcinoma endomerium with positive superficial inguinallymph node starus is classified as stage
    • (A) I B) II
    • C) III D) IV
  80. 230. Long term amoxifen therapy may cause
    • (A) Endometium C
    • B)Ovar
    • C) Cervix
    • (D) Vagina-C
  81. 231. Precocious puberty may be seen in all of the followingconditions except
    • (A) Granulosa-cell tunour
    • (B) Head-injury
    • (C) Corticosteroid intake
    • (D) Hyperthyroidism
  82. 232. Menstruarion is defined as precocious if it starts beforethe child reaches the age of
    • (A) 8 years
    • B)10 years
    • (C) 14 years
    • (D) 20 years
  83. 233. All of the following are classified as primary supports ofuterus except
    • (A) Trans cervical ligament
    • (B) Pubocervical ligament
    • (C) Utero-sacral ligamend
    • (D) Broad ligarnent
  84. 234. Oral contraceptive pills decreases incidence of all of thefollowing conditions except
    • (A) Salpingins
    • (B) Hepatic adenoma
    • (C) Ovary
    • (D) Fibroadenosis
  85. 235. True statement about Minipill is
    • (A) Iegular vaginal bleeding may be a side effect
    • (B) Used with combination of oral contraceptive pill
    • (C) Can not be used in lactation
    • (D) Prevents ectopic pregnancy
  86. 236. True statement about RU-486 is:
    • (A) Used for inducing abortion in early weeks ofpregnancy
    • (B) Used along with contraceptive pills
    • (C) Acts on the cytoplasmic receptors
    • (D) Used for prevent ectopic İmplantation
  87. 237. Characteristic features of Rokitanski-Kuster Hausersyndrome are all of the following except
    • (A) Absent uterus
    • (B) Absent vagina
    • (C) Anovulation
    • (D) 46-XX
  88. ORTHOPAEDICS
    • 238. All of the following are associated with chronicosteomvelitisexceo
    • (A) Sequestrum
    • (B) Amyloidosis
    • C) Myositis-ossificans
    • (D) Metastatic abscess
  89. 239. Most common site of Actinomycosis amongst thefollowing is
    • (A) Tibia
    • B) Rib
    • (C) Mandible
    • (D) Femur
  90. 240. Defective mineralization of proximal zone of cartilageand epinhysis is a feature of
    • (A) Rickets (B) Scurvy
    • (C) Osteomalacia (D)Syphilis
  91. 241. Most common site of avascular necrosis amongst the following is:
    • (A) Medial candyle of femur#
    • (B) Talus#
    • (C) Olecranon #
    • D) Head of the radius#
  92. 242. Commonest site of fracture leading to tat-embolism is
    • (A) Tibia
    • C) Humerus
    • (B) Femur
    • (D) Ulna
  93. 243. Jefferson's# is :
    • (A) C
    • (C) C2C
    • (B) C2
    • (D) C2 C3
  94. 244. Ostcoarthritis is associated with all of the followingexcept
    • (A) Decrease joint space
    • B)Subchondraiscierosis
    • (C) Osteophyte formation
    • (D) Ca deposition in joint space
  95. 245. According to a newer hypothesis Ewings sarcoma arisesfrom
    • (A) Epiphysis
    • (B) Diaphysis
    • (C) Medullary cavity
    • (D) Cortex
  96. 246. Most common nerve involvement in volkmann'sischaemic contracture is
    • (A) Median nerve
    • (B) Radial nerve
    • (C) Ulner nerve
    • (D) Posterior interosseous nerve
  97. OPTHL MOLOGY
    • 247. Direct distant ophthalmoscopy is done from distance of
    • (A) 10 CTm
    • C) 50 cm
    • (B) 25 cm
    • (D) 1 meter
  98. 248. Mydriatic used in 3 years old child for refraction is:
    • (A) %Atropine drops
    • (B) 1%Atropine ointment
    • (C) 1% Homoatropine drops
    • (D) 1 % Tropicamide drops
  99. 249. Dendritic Keratitis is characteristic of
    • (A) Herpes virus
    • (C) Streptococci
    • (B) Pseudomonas
    • (D) Staphylococci
  100. 250. Treatment of choice for acute anterior uveitis is
    • (A) Local steroids (B) Systemiestoroid
    • C) Loc al NSAIDS (D) Systemic NSAIDS
  101. 251. Treatment for First degree angle closure glaucoma is
    • (A) Trabeculectomy(B) Pilocarpine
    • C) Laser Irodotomy(D) Timolol
  102. 252. Function of superior oblique muscle is
    • (A) Elevation with eye rotated outwards
    • B) Elevation with eye rotated downwards
    • C) Depression with inward rotatiorn
    • D) Depression with ourward rotation
  103. 253. III nerve palsy causes all of the following except
    • (A) Ptosis
    • B)Mydriasis
    • (C) Medial deviation of eyeball
    • (D) Pupillary reflex lost
  104. 254. In unilateral Afferent pupilary defect, when light inmoved trom normal to affected eye, there is
    • (A) Dilatation in affected side and constrictionin normal eye
    • (B) Dilatation in normal eye and constriction inaffected side
    • C) Dilatation in both pupils
    • D) Constriction in both pupils
  105. 255. Ipsilateral optic atrophy with contralateraipapilloedemais a feature ot
    • (A) Fischer syndrome
    • (B) Foster kennedy syndrome
    • (C) Vogr-kayanagi-Haradasyndrome
    • (D) WAGR syndrome
  106. 256. increased ICT is associated with all of the followingexcept
    • (A) Disc-oedema
    • (B) Macular oedema
    • (C) Normal vision
    • (D) Afferent pupillary defect
  107. 257. Ptosis with weakness of orbicularis-oculi is an earlyfeature of
    • A) Polymyositis
    • (B) Myasthenia.gravis
    • (C) Eacen-lambert-myasthenic syndrome
    • (D) Thyrotoxicosis
  108. 258. Weakness of extraocular muscle may be seen in all ofthe following conditions except
    • (A) Fisher syndrome
    • (B) Myasthenia gravis
    • (C Eaten lambert syndrome
    • D) Thyrotoxicosis
  109. 259. In 'cold caloric stimulation test', the cold water, inducesmovement of the eye ball in the following direction
    • (A) Towards the opposite side
    • (B) Towards the same side
    • (C) Upwards
    • D) Downwards
  110. 260. True statement about ASOM is
    • (A) Most frequently it resolves wihtoutsequelae
    • B)Commonlytoilowspainfuiparotitis
    • C) Radical mastoidectomy is required for reatment
    • D) Most 3pmimon oganism is pseudomonas
  111. 261. Acoustic neuroma most commonly arise from
    • (A) Supenorvestibuiar nerve
    • (B) Interior vestibular nerve
    • C) Cochlear nerve
    • D) Fascial nerve
  112. 262. Quinsy is synonymous with
    • (A) Parapharyngeal abscess
    • (B) Retropharangeal abscess
    • (C) Peritonsillarabsces:s
    • (D) Paratonsillar abscess
  113. 263. All are true about tracheostomy tube except
    • (A) Consist of2 merallic tube
    • (B) Tubes are made of silver alloy and titaniumoxide
    • (C) Metailic rubes are idealy changed every 2- days
    • D) Curfed tubes used for IPpV
  114. 264. Montogomery tube used in ENT procedure is a:
    • (A) Double barrel tube (B) Lobster tail tube
    • C) Airway tube(D) Silicon-T- tube
  115. 265. A Child was treated for H. Influenza meningitis for 6 month. Most important investigation to be done beforedischarging the patient is
    • (A) MRI
    • B) Brainstem evoked auditory response
    • (C) Growth screening test
    • (D) Psychotherapy
  116. 266. Direction of nasolacrimal duct is
    • (A) Downwards, backwards and medially
    • B) Downwards. backwards and laterally
    • (C) Downwards, forwards and medially
    • (D) Downwards, forwards and laterally
  117. 267. True statement about Rhinosporodiosis is
    • (A) Most common organism is klebsicllarhinoscleromatis
    • (B) Seen only in immunocompromised patients
    • (C) Presents as a nasal polyp
    • (D) Can be diagnosed by isolation of organism
  118. 268. Alkaline nasal douche contains all of the following except
    • (A) Sodium chloride
    • (B) Sodium bicarbonate
    • (C) Sodium biborate
    • (D) Glucose
  119. SKIN VENERAL DISEASE
    • 269. Commonest cause of air born dermatitis in India is
    • (A) Parthenium
    • (B) Crysophillous
    • (C) Calotropis
    • (D) Rothrangal
  120. 270. Patch test is read after
    • (A) 2 hours
    • (B) 2 days
    • (C) 2 weeks
    • (D) 4 weeks
  121. 271. Atopic dermatitis is diagnosed by
    • (A) Patch test
    • (B) Clinical examination
    • (C) Wood's lamp
    • (D) Ig B
  122. 272.Cutancous tuberculous secondary to 'under lying tissueis called as
    • (A) Scrofuloderma
    • (B) Lupus vulgaris
    • C) Tuberculousverrucosa cutis
    • (D) Spina-ventosa
  123. 273. Satellite lession are seen in the following type of leprosy
    • (A) Tuberculoid- leprosy
    • (B) Lepromatous leprosy
    • (C) Borderline ruberculoid leprosy
    • (D) Histoid leprosy
  124. 274. Thalidomide is the drug of choice for
    • (A) Lepra type I reaction
    • (B) Lepra type II reaction
    • (C) Nerve abscess
    • (D) Nerve-excision
  125. 275. Permethrin is used in the treament of
    • (A) Scabies
    • (B) Leprosy
    • (C) Body louse
    • (D) Leishmaniasis
  126. 276. Chancroid may be caused by
    • (A) T. Pallidium
    • (B) G donovan
    • (C) Chlamydia trachomatis
    • (D) Herpes virus - hominis
  127. 277. Cicatricalalonecia is seen in
    • A) Taenia-capitis
    • (B) Psoriasis
    • (C) Discoid lupus erethroamatosís
    • (D) Alopesia-areata
  128. 278. True about endotracheal intubation is
    • (A) It reduces the normal anatomical dead space
    • (B) It produces resistance to respiration
    • (C) Sub-glatticoedema is the most common complication
    • (D) All of the above
  129. 279. Which of the following local anaesthencs causes vasoconstiction
    • (A) Procaine
    • C) Cocaine
    • (B) Lidocaine
    • (D) Chlorprocaine
  130. 280. Repeated use of halothane causes
    • (A) Hepatitis (B) Encephaliris
    • (C) Pancreatitis D) Bronchitis
  131. 281. The muscle reiaxant contra-indicated in Renal failures
    • A) Gailamine (B) D-tubocurarine
    • (C) Vecuronium (D) Acracuriua
  132. 282. Anatomical dead space is increased by all of thefollowing except
    • (A) Atropine
    • (B) Halothanc
    • (C) Massive pleural effusion
    • (D) Inspirarion
  133. RADIOLOGY AND RADIOTHERAPY
    • 283. NMR based on the principle of
    • (A) Proton bean
    • (C) Neutron beam
    • (B) Electron beam
    • (D) Magnetic field
  134. 284. Impaired renal function is assessed by
    • (A) DTPA
    • (B) DMSA scan
    • (C) lodohippurate
    • (D) MAGS
  135. 285. A patient presented with ARF with compiete anuria, buta normal uitrasound. Next investigarion is
    • (A) IVP
    • (B) Antegrade pyelography
    • (C) Retrograde pyelography
    • (D) Radio renogram
  136. 286. Most common complication of myeiography is
    • A) Allergic reaction
    • B) Headache
    • C) Focal Neurological deficite
    • D) Arachanoiditis
  137. 287. In cerebral angiography the dye is injected through
    • A) Femoral-artery (B) Brachial artery
    • (C) Axillary artery (D) Radial artery
  138. 288. Most sensitive investigation for air embolism is
    • (A) Decrease tidal volume of CO
    • (B) Decrease tidal volume of NO,
    • C) Doppler ultrasound
    • (D) Central venous pressure
  139. 289. All may be used in interstitial brachytherapy except
    • (A) Co60
    • B) Ir 192
    • C) Au 198
    • (D) Cs 137
  140. 290. Cardiotoxicity caused by radiotherapy &chemotherapy is best detected by
    • (A) ECHO
    • (B) Endomyocardial biopsy
    • (C) ECG
    • D) Radionucieide scan
  141. PSYCHIATRY
    • 291. Delusion is a disorder of
    • (A) Perception
    • C) Memory
    • (B) Thought
    • (D) Judgement
  142. 292. Hailucination is a disorder of
    • A) Perception
    • (C)' Intellegence
    • (B) Thought
    • (D) Memory
  143. 293. Hallucinations are
    • (A) Feeling of familiarity with unfåmiliar things
    • (B) A Iteration of perception of ones reality
    • (C) Mis-interpretation of stimuli
    • (D) Perception occuringwithourextemal stimulation
  144. 291. Following drugs have abuse liability except
    • (A) Buprenorphine
    • (B) Alprozolam
    • C) Fluoxetine
    • (D) Dextropropoxyphene
  145. 295. Mechanism of 'action of fluoxetine is
    • (A) Serotonin uptake inhibitor
    • B) MAO- B Inhibitor
    • C Noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor
    • (D) Benzodiazcpines antagonist
  146. 296 Disulfiram:
    • (A) Inhibits alcohol dehydrogenase
    • (B) Inhibits aldehyde denydrogenase
    • (C) Both
    • (D) None
  147. 297. Kleptomanią means
    • (A) Irresistible desire to steai things
    • (B) Irresistible desire to drink
    • (C) Irresistible desire to dress the opposite sex
    • D) Irresistible desire to set-ire
  148. 298. Irresistibie urge to move about with inner restlessness is called
    • (A) Akathisia
    • B) Akinesia
    • C) Hyperkinesia
    • (D) Dyskinesia
  149. 299. A period ofnormalsyin between two psychotic disorders is a feature of
    • (A) Schizophrenia
    • (B) Manic depressive psychosis
    • (C) Alcoholism
    • (D) Depression
  150. 300. Drug of choice for rapid cycling MDPs
    • (A) Lithium
    • (B) Carbamazepine
    • (C) Sodium valproate
    • (D) Haloperidol
Author
adarsha
ID
355806
Card Set
Mudit 1999 Later
Description
mudit khanna 1999 later
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