Mudit 2000

  1. 1. Regarding the anatomical snuff box which of the followingis true
    • (A) Abductor Pollicistosgus forms the posterior wall
    • (B) Abductor pollicislongus and Extensor polilicisbrevis form the anterior wall
    • (C) Basilus vein forms the roof
    • (D) Floor is formed by Extensor carpi radialislongus andbrevis
  2. 2. Ape thumb deformity is seen in involveпent of
    • (A) Median nerve
    • (B) Ulnar nerve
    • (C) Radial nerve
    • (D) Axillary nerve
  3. 3. Trapezius is attached to all structures except
    • (A) Firstrib
    • (B) Clavicle
    • (C) Scapula
    • (D) Occiput
  4. 4. Trendelenberg sign is positive in paralysis of all except
    • (A) Gluteus medius
    • (B) Gluteus minimus
    • (C) Gluteus maximus
    • D) Tensor facialata
  5. 5. True regarding the hip joint is
    • (A) Medial rotation and Abduction is caused byGluteus medius and Gluteus minimus
    • B) Medial rotation and Adduction is caused byGluteus medius and Gluteus minimus
    • (C) Lateral rotaters of thigh are supplied by femoral nerve
    • (D) Hyperextension of Hip is prevented by capsular thickening
  6. 6. Anterior cruciate ligament prevents
    • (A) Anterior dislocation of tibia
    • (B) Posterior dislocation of tibia
    • (C) Anterior dislocation of femur
    • (D) Posterior dislocation of femur
  7. 7. True about upper end of tibia is all except:
    • (A) Ossification centre at the upper end fuses by 20 years
    • (B) It gives attachment to meniscal cartilage onintercondylar ridge
    • C) It gives attachement to semi-membranosus
    • D) Posterior aspect of patella articulates with upper endof tibia laterally
  8. 8. All are true about Thoracolumbar facia except
    • (A) Attached to spinus process of lumbar vertebra
    • (B) Attached to transverse process of lumbar verterbra
    • (C The facia lies posterior to posterior abdominal wall
    • D) Gives attachnent to Transverse abdominal andmuscles
    • Internal oblique
  9. 9.All are component of Spermatic cord except:
    • (A) Pauparts ligament
    • B) Genito-femoral nerve
    • (C) Vas deferens
    • (D) Pampiniform plexus
  10. 10. True regarding common bile duct is all except:
    • (A) Opens 10 cm distal to the pylorus
    • (B) Lies anterior to I.V.c
    • C) Portal veig lies posterior to it
    • (D) Usualy opens into duodenum separate from themain pancreatic duct
  11. 11. All are component of urogenital 'diaphragm except
    • (A) Left transverse pereniiprofundus
    • (B) Right transverse pereniiprofundus
    • (C) Sphincter Urethrae
    • D) Transverse pereniisuperficialis
  12. 12. Craniai Nerve which emerges from dorsal surface orbrain
    • A) II
    • B) IV
    • C) VI
    • D) VII
  13. 13. True statement about orbital articulation is
    • (A) Medial wail of orbit is formed by maxilla, sphenoidethmoid and the lacrimal bone.
    • (B) Floor is formed by maxilla, zygomatic and ethmoid
    • (C) Lateral wall of orbit is formed by the frontal bonezygomatic bone, and greater wing of sphenoid.
    • D) Inferior orbival fissure is formed between the medialwall and the floor of orbit.
  14. 14. The Haversian system is found in:
    • (A) Diaphysis of long bones
    • (B) Cancellous bone
    • C) Epiphysis
    • (D) Spongy bones of children
  15. 15. True about hyaline cartilage
    • (A)Hyaline cartilage covers thearticular surface ofSynovial joints.
    • (B) Hyaline cartilage is present in all synovial joints.
    • (C) Articular carrilage may undergo ossification withaging.
    • D) Articular cartilage limits the mobility ofthe joint.
  16. 16. Which is true about synovial joint
    • (A) Stability is inversely proportional to mobility
    • (B) Hyaline cartilage covers articular surface ofallsynovial joints
    • C) Metacarpo-phalangeal joint is a hinge joint.
    • D) Cartilage usually divides the joint into two cavities
  17. 17. True statement is
    • (A) Osteoblasts gives rise to osteocytes.
    • (B) Growth of bone occurs at diaphysis.
    • (C) Epiphysis is present between metaphysis anddiaphysis
    • (D) Interphalangeal joint is a saddle joint.
  18. 18. During Flight or Fight reaction, which of the followingsresponsible for increase in local blood flow
    • (a) Sympathetic system mediated Cholinergic release
    • (b) Local hormones
    • (c) Para-sympathetic cholinergic
    • d) Endocrine factors only
  19. 19. 'Flare' in Triple response is mediated by
    • (a) Axon reflex
    • (b) Arteriolar dilation
    • (c) Histamine release
    • (d) Local hormones
  20. 20. Surfactant is produced by
    • (a) Type II pneumocytes
    • (b) Type I pneumocytes
    • (c) Macrophages
    • (d) Endothelial cells
  21. 21. During exercise increase in 02 delivery to muscles isbecause of ail except
    • (a) Oxygen dissociation curve shifts to left
    • (b) Increased stroke volume
    • (c) Increased extraction of oxygen from the blood
    • (d) Increased blood flow to muscles
  22. 22. Oxygen dissociation curve shifts to right in all except:
    • (a) Diabetic ketoacidosis
    • (b) Blood transfusion
    • (c) High altitude
    • (d) Anaemia
  23. 23. True statement regarding Pulmonary ventilation is
    • (a) Pao, is maximum at the apex.
    • b) ViQ is maximum at the base
    • (c) Ventilation per unit lung volume is maximum at theapex
    • d) Blood circulation is minimum at the base
  24. 24. At the end of isometric relaxation phase
    • (a) Atnoventricular valves open
    • (b) Atrioventricular valves close
    • (c) Corresponds to peak of "C" wave in JVP
    • (d) Corresponds to T wave in ECG
  25. 25. Which of the following statements is true about capillaries
    • (a)Contain 5% oftotal blood volume
    • (b)Contain 10 % of total blood volume
    • (c)Velocity of blood flow is maximum
    • (d)Offer maximum resistance to blood flow
  26. 26. Fat in the duodenum lumen:
    • (a)Stimulates gail bladder contraction
    • (b)Inhibits gail bladder contraction
    • (c)Inhibits CCK secretion
    • (d)Releases Secretin. *.
  27. 27. The Principal site ofabsorption of Sodium is
    • (a) Proximal convoluted tubule
    • (b) Distal convoluted tubule
    • (c) Loop of Henle (thick portion)
    • (d) Collecting duct
  28. 28. The Principal site of acidification of urine is
    • (a) Distal convoluted tubule
    • (b) Proximal convoluted cubule
    • (c) Loop of Henle
    • (d) Collecting duct
  29. 29. Nightmare is seen in
    • (a)REM sleep
    • (b)Stage II NREM sleep
    • (c)Stage IV NREM sleep
    • (d)Stage INREM sleep
  30. 30. Salivation by dog seen when food is given along withringing of a bell is
    • (a) Conditioned reflex
    • (b) Innate reflex
    • (c) Reinforcement
    • (d) Habinuation
  31. 31. Concious proprioception is carried by
    • (a) Dorsal column fibres
    • (b) Anterior spinothalamic tract
    • (c) Lateral spinothalamic tract
    • (d) Vestibular tract
  32. 32. Function of Stapedius is:
    • (a) Protects the ear from loud frequency sound
    • (b) Helps in hearing sounds of low frequency
    • (c) Helps in hearing sounds of high frequency
    • (d) Helps in hearing whispered words
  33. 33. Regarding thyroid hormone all are true except:
    • a) T, is more avidly bound to nuclear receptors than T
    • b) T, has the maximum plasma concentration
    • c) T, is more active than T
    • (d) T, has shorter haif life than T
  34. 34. True about High roughage in diet is
    • (a) Decreases stooi transit time
    • (b) Increase stool tan sit time
    • (c) Normalise stool transit
    • (d) No effect on stool transit time
  35. 35. Most non polar Amino Acid is
    • (a) Leucine
    • b) Glycine
    • (c) Arginin
    • d) Lysine
  36. 36. Aminoacyl t-RNA is required for all except
    • (a) Hydroxyproline
    • (b) Methionine
    • (c) Cystine
    • (d) Lysine
  37. 37. The Similarity between Vit C&VitKis:
    • a) Both help in conversion of proline to hydroxylproline
    • b) Both help in post-transiational modification
    • (c) Both have anti infectiveactiviry
    • (d) Both are involved in coagulation cascade
  38. 38. The primary defect in Xerodermapigmentosa is
    • (a) Formation of thymidine dimers
    • b) Poly ADP ribose polymerase is defective
    • (c) Exonuclease is defective
    • (d) Formation of adenine dimers
  39. 39. Null mutation is:
    • (a) Mutation occuring in Non Coding region.
    • (b) Mutation that does not change the amino acid orend produc
    • (c) Mutation that codes for a change in progenywithout any chromosomal change
    • (d) Mutation that leads to no unctional gene product
  40. 40. The hormone using an enzyme receptor for its action
    • (a) Insulin
    • (b) Steroid
    • (c) Oestrogen
    • (d) Thyroxine
  41. 41. Inchymotrypsine molecule, if serine 195 is substirutedfor alanine then:
    • (a) Chymotrypsin will not bind to substrate but willcleave the substrate
    • (b)Chymotrypsin will bind but will not cleave
    • (c)Chymotrypsin will neither bind to substrate nor cleave
    • (d)Chymorypsin will bind and cleave both
  42. 42. Pyruvate can be converted directly into all the followingexcept
    • (a) Phosphoenol pyruvate
    • (b) Alanine
    • (c) Acetyl CoA
    • (d) Lactate
  43. 43. The rate-limiting enzyme in Glycolysis is:
    • (a) Phosphofructokinase
    • b) Glucose-6-dehydrogenase
    • (c) Glucokinase
    • (d) Pyruvate kinase
  44. 44. All are actions of insulin except
    • (a) Gluconeogenesis
    • (b). Glycalysis.
    • (c) Glycogenesis
    • (d) Lipogenesis
  45. 45. Insulin does not facilitate glucose uptake in the followingexcept
    • (a) Liver
    • (b) Heart
    • (c) RBC
    • (d) Kidney
  46. 46. Which helps in the transport of chylomicrons fromintestine to liver
    • (a) Apaprotein B
    • (b) Apoprotein A
    • (c) Apoprotein C
    • (d) Apoprotein E
  47. 47. Mechanism or action of Nitric oxide is through
    • (a) cGMP
    • (b) CAMP
    • (c) Cat+
    • (d) Tyrosine
  48. 48. DNA fragments formed by the action of RestrictionEndonucleases, are separated by
    • (a) Gel electrophoresis
    • (b) Agarose gel eletrophoresis
    • (c) Paper Chromatography
    • (d) High pressure liquid chromatography
  49. 49. Regarding a crystal, the true statement is:
    • A) Molecules are arranged in same orientation withdifferent confirmation
    • B) Molecules are arranged in different oreintation withdifferent confirmation
    • C) Molecules are arranged in same orientation andsame conbrmation
    • D) Molecules are arranged in different oreintation butwith same confirmation
  50. 50. Regarding Newtonian force, true is
    • (a) Viscocity is directly proportional to velocity
    • (b) Viscosity is inversly proportional to velocity
    • (c) Viscosity is equal to the velocity
    • (d) There is no relation between the two
  51. 51. All are pharmacogenetic conditions, except
    • (A) Adenosine deaminase deficiency
    • (B) Malignant hyper-pyrexia
    • (C) Coumarin insensitivity
    • (D) G6PD deficiency
  52. 52. Which of the following is true?
    • (A) As the concentration of a drug increases over thetherapeutic range, the bound form of the drug increase
    • (B) The bound form is not available for metabolizm butis available for excretion
    • (C) Acidic drug binds to albumin; and basic drugbinds zeta globulin
    • D) Binding sites are non-specific and one drug candisplace the other
  53. 53. True about teratogenecity of a drug is all except:
    • (A) It is geneticaily predetermined
    • (B) Environmentinfluences it
    • (C) Related to the dose of the teratogenic drug
    • D) Affects specifically at a particular phase ofdevelopment of fetus
  54. 54. β blocker with peripheral vasodilator action is
    • (A) Carvedilol
    • (B) Propranolol
    • (C) Atenolal
    • (D) Acebutalol
  55. 55. Diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis is by using:
    • (A) Edrophonium
    • (B) Neostigmine
    • (C) Succinylcholine (SCh)
    • (D) Atropine
  56. 56. Coronory steal phenomenon is caused by
    • (A) Dipyridamole(B) Diltiazem
    • (C) Propanolol (D) Verapamil
  57. 57. The Nitrate which does not undergo first pass metabolism
    • (A) Isosorbidemononitrate
    • (B) Nitroglycerine
    • C)Pentaerythritoltetranitrate
    • (D) Isosorbidedinitrate
  58. 58. Enalapril is contraindicated in all of the following except:
    • A) Diabetic nephropathy with albumunuria
    • B) Single kidney (C) Bilateral renal artery stenosis
    • (D) Hyperkaiamia
  59. 59. A 6 yrold child presents with malignanthypertension TheDrug of choice is
    • (A) Na Nitroprusside
    • (B) Sublingual Nifedipine
    • (C) Frusemide
    • (D) Enalapril
  60. 60. Which of the following is not given in a patient withpheochromocytoma
    • (A) Atenolol
    • B)Prazosin
    • C)Nitroprusside
    • (D) Metyrosine
  61. 61. Drug causing Hirsuiism and Gyriaecomastia
    • (A) Spironolactone
    • (B) Rifampicin
    • (C) Penicillin
    • (D) Bumetanide
  62. 62. Spironolactone is contraindicared with of the following
    • (A) Enalapri
    • (B) Ateneloi
    • (C) Verapami
    • D) None of the above
  63. 63. Which one of the following drug causes increasedoncentration of Nat &Cl- in urine with normal
    • bicarbonate
    • (A) Ethacrynic acid
    • (B) Frusemide
    • (C) Acetazolamide
    • (D) Bumetanide
  64. 64. A patient is taking 40 mg Famotidine OD, Sucralfateand Antacid tablets TDS, This treatment is irrational,because of
    • (A) Sucraifate decreases the absorption of famotidine
    • (B) Sucralfate increases the toxicity of famotidine
    • (C) Suralfate decreases absorption of antacids
    • (D) Suralfactepolymerises only when gastric pH is lessthan 4
  65. 65. A patient has Hepatic Encephalopathy. The drug used forgut sterilization in this patient is
    • (A) Neomycin
    • (B) Netilmycin
    • (C) Bleomycin
    • (D) None of the above
  66. 66. A patient taking Ketoconazole &Terfenadine both, is prone
    • (A) Cardiac arrhythmia
    • (B) Toxicity of ketoconazole
    • (C) Congestive cardiac failure
    • (D) All of the above
  67. 67. Drug of choice for Epilepsy in pregnancy is
    • (A) Carbamazepine
    • (B) Sodium valproate
    • C) Phenobarbitone
    • (D) Phenytoin
  68. 68. A patient of parkinsonism is managed with L-dopa If Vit.B-complex is administered concurrently
    • (A) The action of L-dopa in brain will be potentiated
    • (B) Decarboxylation of L-dopa in brain will be decreased
    • (C) Side effects will be ameliorated
    • (D) Decreased efficacy waltrkuit
  69. 69. The treatment of contacts of meningococcal meningitis is
    • (A) Rifampicin
    • (B) Erythromycin
    • (C) Penicillin
    • (D) Cephalosporins
  70. 70. Drug of choice for Malaria during pregnancy is:
    • (A) Chloroquine
    • (B) Qunine
    • (C) Primaquine
    • (D) Mepaquine
  71. 71. Which of the following is not an anti-pseudomonal agent?
    • (A) Vancomycin
    • (B) Ticarcilin
    • (C) Ceftazidime
    • D) Tobramycin
  72. 72. Which anti HIV drug does not cause peripheral neuropathy
    • (A) Lamivudine
    • (B) Stavudine
    • (C) Didanosine
    • (D) Zalcitabine
  73. 73. A 35 year old patient has Ca lung, with a past history oflung disease. Which drug should not be given
    • (A) Bleomycin
    • (B) Vinblastin
    • (C) Mithramycin
    • (D) Adriamycin
  74. 74. Mesna is given with cyclophosphamide to
    • (A) Increase absorption
    • (B) Decrease excretion
    • (C) Amolieratehaemorrhagic cystitis
    • (D) Decrease metabolism
  75. PATHOLOGY
    • 75. Irreversible cell injury is indicated by
    • (a) Accumulation of calcium in mitochondria
    • (b) Myelin figures
    • (c) ATP depletion
    • (d) Shifting of ribosomes
  76. 76. Wound contraction is mediated by:
    • (a) Myofibroblasts
    • (b) Epithelial cells
    • (c) Collagen
    • (d) Elastin
  77. 77. Gene inhibiting apoptosis is
    • (a) bcl2
    • (b) p53
    • (c) ras
    • (d) n-myc
  78. 78. The marker for B lymphocyte is
    • (a) CD 19
    • (b) CD68
    • (C) CD 34
    • (d) CD4
  79. 79. True statements are ail except:
    • a) Chromosome 6 haroours the gene for MHC
    • b) Genes encoding compliments are located adjacentto class-I molecules
    • c) Monocytes have MHC class II antigens on theirsurfaces
    • (d) Class III MHC does not encode complement
  80. 80. All increase the chances ef Deep Vein Thrombosis except:
    • (a) Oral contraceptaive pills
    • (b) Hypertension
    • (c) Superficial thrombophlebitis
    • (d) Myocardial In faction
  81. 81. Firm warty vegetarionsalong the line of closure of valvesis due to:
    • (a) Rheumatic beart disease
    • (b) Libman Sacks Endocarditis
    • (c) NETE
    • (d) Infective Endocardits
  82. 82. Flat vegetations in pockets of valves are due to
    • (a) Rheumatic heart disease
    • (b) Libman sacks Endocarditis
    • (c) NBTE
    • (d) Infective endocarditis
  83. 83. True about Minimal change disease is
    • (a)Appears normal under light microscopy butelectron microscope shows loss of foot processes.
    • (b) Mesangial deposits
    • (c) Tram Track appearance
    • (d) Gross haematuria
  84. 84. Increased IgA deposits are seen in
    • (a) HenochSchonleinPurpura
    • b) Minimal Change Glomemlonephritis
    • (c) Chronic Pyelonephritis
    • (d) Haemolyic Uremic Syndrome
  85. 85. Wire loop lesions are seen in:
    • (a) SLE
    • (b) Diabetic nephropathy
    • (c) Wegner's granulonatosis
    • (d) Polyarteritisnodosa
  86. 86A Organisedglomemler deposits in kidney is present in allexcept:
    • (a) Amyloidosis
    • (b) Diabetes millitus
    • (c) IgA nephropathy : .
    • (d) Cryoglobulinemia
    • 86. Proliferative giomerular deposits in kidney are found in
    • (a) Amyloidosis
    • (b) Diabetes millitus
    • (c) IgA nephropathy
    • (d) Membranous giomerulonephritis
  87. 87. Which is not pre-malignant at the same site
    • (a) Bronchiestasis
    • (b) Cholelethiasis
    • (c) Ulcerative colitis
    • d) Leukopiakia
  88. 88. In PAN, cysts are seen in all except
    • (a) Lung
    • (b) Pancreas
    • (c) Liver
    • (d) Heart
  89. 89. Which is not seen in Iron deficiency anaemia:
    • (a) Hyper-segmented neutrophil
    • (b) Microcytosispreceedshypochromia
    • (c) MCHC 250%
    • (d) Commonest cause of anaemia in India
  90. MICROBIOLOGY
    • 90. L -2 is produced by
    • (a) T cells
    • (b) B cells
    • (c) Monocytes
    • (d) Neutrophils
  91. 91. In a patient of orbital cellulitis, micro-organism on cultureshow greenish colonies and optochin sensitivity. The most likely organism is
    • (a) Strep. viridans
    • (b) Staphylococcus
    • (c) Pseudomonos
    • d) Pneumococcus
  92. 92. True regarding pseudomembranous colitis are all except:
    • (A) It is caused by clostridium difficile
    • (B) The organism is a normal commensal of gut
    • (C) It is due to production of phospholipase A
    • (D) it is treated by vancomycin
  93. 93. E.coli gets attached to a surface with the help otf
    • (A) Fucose
    • (B) Concavatin
    • (C) Phytohaemagglutinin
    • (D) Lactin
  94. 94. Chlamydia does not cause
    • (A) Q. fever
    • (B) Non gonococcal urethritis
    • (C) Trachoma
    • (D) Salpingitis. »
  95. 95. Which is true about arboviral diseases
    • (A) Yellow fever is endemic in India
    • (B) Dengue virus have only one serotype
    • C) KFD is transmitted by ticks
    • (D) Japanese encephalitis is transmitted by Aedes
  96. 96. Rotavirus infection is diagnosed by the presence of
    • (A) Antigen in stool by ELISA
    • (B) Virus in stool
    • (C) Antigen in blood
    • (D) Antibody in sto0
  97. 97. A patient with Sore throat has a positive Paul Bunnel test.The causative organism is
    • A) EBV
    • (B) Herpes virus
    • (C) Adeno virus
    • D) Cytomegalovinis
  98. 98. A patient presents with diarrhoea. Analysis of stool onwet mount shows mobile protozoa withour RBCs and puscells. The Diagnosis is
    • (A) Balantidium coli
    • B) Giardiasis
    • (C) Trichomonashominis
    • (D) Entamoebahistolytica
  99. 99. Latex agglutination study of the antigen in CSF helps inthe diagnosis of
    • (A) Cryptococcus
    • (B) Candidiasis
    • (C) Aspergillosis
    • (D) Histoplasmosis
  100. 100. A company executive, who travels world wide, presentswith upper abdominal mass and +vecasoni's test. Theorganism 1s
    • (A) Echinococcus
    • (B) Entamoebahistolytica
    • (C) Heparitis
    • (D) Ascariasis
  101. 101. Pulomonary eosinophilia is seen in the following parasiticinfections except
    • (A) Babesiosis
    • (B) Hook worm infection
    • C) Strongyloidiasis
    • (D) Visceral larva migrans
  102. 102. A child from Bihar comes with fever. Blood examinationshows sheathed microfilaria with nuclei upto tail tip. Thediagnosis is
    • (A) B. malayi
    • (B) W. bancrofti
    • C) Loa loa
    • (D) Oncocercavolvulous
  103. 103. Autoinfection is a mode of transmission in:
    • (A) Trichinella
    • (B) Cycticercosis
    • (C) Ancylostoma
    • (D) Ascaris
  104. 104. Pigs are reservoir for
    • (A) T. Solium
    • (B) T. Saginata
    • (C) Trichinellaspiralis
    • (D) Ancyclostoma
  105. 105 Majorty of finger prints in Indians are
    • (A) Loop
    • B)Whori
    • (C) Arch
    • (D) Composite
  106. 106. Correct order of putrefaction:
    • (A) Brain, Heart, Uterus
    • (B) Brain, Uterus, Heart
    • C) Uterus, Heart, Brain
    • (D) Brain, Uterus, Heart
  107. 107. Putrefaction is delayed in poisoning due to
    • (A) Carbolic acid
    • (B) Organophosphorus
    • (C) Lead
    • (D) Nux vomica
  108. 108. All are tests done on blood except:
    • (A) Acid phosphatase test
    • (B) Benzidine test
    • (C) Hemochromogen test
    • (D) Teichmann's test
  109. 109. A 24 year old man gets married with 14 year old femaleHaving sex with her will be considered rape because
    • (A) No consent taken from wife
    • (B) Wife age 14 year
    • (C) Wife age < 15 year
    • (D) Wife age < 17 year
  110. 110. A 22 year old lady died. The postmortum appearancethat will indicate that she has had delivered a child areall. except
    • (A) Walls ofuterus are convex from inside
    • (B) Cervix is irregular and external os is patulous
    • (C) Body of uterus is twice the length of cervix
    • (D) Uterus is buiky, large and heavy than nullipara.
  111. 111. Best indicator of antemortum drowning is
    • (A) Froth in mouth and nostrils
    • (B) Cutis anserina
    • (C) Washerman's hand
    • (D) Water in nose
  112. 112. Pugilistic attitude is due to:
    • (A) Coagulation of proteins of muscle
    • (B) Loss of sodium from muscles
    • (C) Loss of water from muscles
    • (D) Loss of potassium from muscles
  113. 113 All are features of lead poisoning, except
    • (A) Diarrhoea
    • (B) Abdominalpain
    • (C) Encephalopathy
    • (D) Nephropathy
  114. 114. An addicted patient presenting with viusal and tactilehailucinations, has black staining of tongue and teeth.The agent is
    • (A) Coccaine
    • (B) Cannabis
    • (C) Heroin
    • D) Opiunm
  115. 115. A farmer was brought to the casuality with restlessness& agitation. Examination shows temp. 1030F , flushed faces pupils dilated and fixed. The diagnosis is
    • (A) Dhatura poisoning
    • B)Organophosphorus poisoning
    • (C) Diazepam poisoning
    • (D) Opium poisoning
  116. 116. Pond's fracture is most common in:
    • (A) Children
    • (B) Elderiy
    • (C) Adolescent
    • (D) Middle aged women
  117. 117. Physical Quality of life Index (PQLI) includes all excepr
    • (A) Gross Doemestic Product
    • (B) Literacy rate
    • (C) Infant mortality rate
    • D) Life expectancy at age 1 year
  118. 118. Primary prevention does not include:
    • (A) Early diagnosis and treatment
    • (B) Health promotion
    • C) Specific protection
    • (D) Health education
  119. 119. Primordial prevention is done in population
    • (A) With risk factors
    • (B) Without risk factors
    • (C) Whole population with low prevalance of disease
    • (D) Population with disease
  120. 120. Gap berween a Primary and a Secondary case is
    • (A) Serial interval
    • (B) Generation time
    • (C) Incubation period
    • (D) Sccondary attack rate
  121. 121. In Culex mosquito the type ofbiological transmission for filarial parasite is
    • (A) Cyclo-developmental
    • (B) Cyclo-propagarive
    • (C) Propagarive
    • (D) Cyclical
  122. 122. All are true regarding Point-source Epidemic except
    • (A) All cases occur abruptly and simultaneously
    • (B) Children are most commonlyaffected
    • (C) Occurs within a specified period
    • (D) No secondary waves
  123. 123. False regarding a Propagated epidemic is
    • (A) No secondary waves
    • (B) Spread depends on herd immunity
    • C) Person to person transmission oceurs
    • D) Slow rise
  124. 124. Prevalence of all clinical cases of polio can be estimated by multiplying the no.ofresidual paralytic cases by
    • (A) 133
    • (B) 125
    • (C) 3.00
    • (D) 199
  125. 125. Reverse Cold Chain is used for
    • (A) Carrying stool samples ofpolio patients from a PHCto the lab
    • B) Transporting outdated vaccines from PHC todistrict hospital
    • (C) Transporting vaccines to lab. to check its potency
    • (D) Transporting vaccine form camps co sub-centre
  126. 126. Commonest complication ofMumps is
    • (A) Orchitis&Oopheritis
    • B) Encephalitis
    • C) Preumonia
    • (D) Myocarditis
  127. 127. Vector control for Yellow fever around an airport is doneupto a distance of
    • (A) 400m
    • B) 200m
    • C) 500m
    • (D) 100m
  128. 128. The best measure of incidence of T.B. in a community is:
    • (A) Tuberculin conversion index
    • (B) Mantouxpostitivity
    • (C) Sputum positivity
    • (D) Prevalence of tuberculosis
  129. 129. Tuberculin test denotes:
    • A) Previous or present sensitivity to tubercle proteins
    • (B) Parient is resistant to tubercuiosis
    • (C Person is suscegible to tuberculosis
    • (D) Protective immune status of individual againsttuberculosis
  130. 130. Regarding Rabies, true is
    • (A) ncubation period depends on the site of bite.
    • B) Diagnosis is by eosinphilicintranuclear inclusion bodies
    • C It is a DNA virus
    • D) Caused only by dogs.
  131. 131. Definition of Blindness by WHO includes:
    • (A) Visualacuity 3/60
    • (B) Visual acuity <6/60
    • C) Visual acuity <4/60
    • (D) visual acuity <5160
  132. 132. All are true regarding direct standardization except:
    • A) Age soecific death rate is required for comparison
    • B) Age composition of population is required
    • (C) Vital statistics are required
    • (D) Without knowledge of the age compositions, the two populations can be compared
  133. 133. Specificity of a test means, all except
    • (A) Identifies those without disease
    • B) True positive
    • (C) True negative
    • (D) Anideal screeningtest should have 100% specificity
  134. 134. All are rue regarding Normal Standard Distribution Curve,except
    • (A) One standard deviation including 95% of the values
    • B) Median is the mid value
    • (C) Mode is the commonest recurring value.
    • (D) Mean, median and mode coincide
  135. 135. Ail are true regarding Students t-test, except
    • (A) Standard Error of Mean is not estimated
    • B) Standard population is selected
    • (C) Two samples are compared
    • D) Student's t-test map is required for calcularion
  136. 136. A Health Guide works at:
    • (A) Each village level
    • (B) Sub-centre level
    • (C) PHC level
    • D) Community level
  137. 137. Village Health Guide measures the state of malnutrition in an under-5 child by using
    • A) Mid arm circumference
    • (B) Weight for age
    • (C) Skin fold thickness
    • (D) Height for age
  138. 138. Primary Health Care includes all, except:
    • (A) Treatment is done by a doctor
    • (B) Equitable distribution
    • (C) Intersectoral coordination
    • (D) Appropriate technology
  139. 139. Community Diagnosis is based on all the foilowing except
    • (A) Health care delivery
    • (B) Age & sex distribution
    • (C) Vital statistics
    • (D) Incidence and Prevalance
  140. 140. False regarding Health For All by 2000 A.D. is
    • A) All people will be healthy by 2000AD
    • B) All people are accessible to health care services
    • (C) All will have socially and economically productivelife
    • D) Equal health status for people and countries
  141. 141. All are TRUE regarding Net Protein Utilization, except:
    • (A) It is the increase in weight per unit weight orprotein consumed
    • B) NPU of cow milk is81%
    • C) NPU of average Indian foods is 50-80%
    • D) IfNPU is low, more protein is required
  142. 142. True about Pasteurization of milk is all excep:
    • (A) Does not kill thermoduric bacteria
    • (B) Does not kill spores
    • (C) Cause > 95% decrease in bacterial count
    • (D) Kills tubercle bacillus
  143. 143.Food Poisoning within 6 hours of intake of milk is caused
    • (A) Stapylococcusaureus
    • (B) Bacillus cereus
    • (C) Clostridium
    • (D) Salmonella
  144. 144. Universal precaution is applied to
    • (A) Stool
    • (B) Sputum
    • (C) Semen
    • (D) Urine
  145. 145. ESI act is not applicable for
    • (A) Educational institutions
    • (B) Power working factory empioying 10 people or more
    • (C) Non power working factory employing 20 people ormore
    • D) Newspaper establishments
  146. 146. The Behavioural Science used extensively in PSM is
    • (A) Anthropology
    • (B) Economics
    • (C) Politics
    • (D) Law
  147. 147. Which of the following is Autosomal Dominant
    • (A) Retinoblastoma
    • (B) Ataxia telangectasia
    • (C) Bloom's syndromê
    • (D) Xerodermapigmentosa
  148. 148. All the following diseases are associated with HILA B-27& Uveitis, except
    • (A) Bechcer's syndrome
    • (B) Psoriasis
    • C) Ankylosing Spondylitis
    • (D) Reiters syndrome
  149. 149. A patient comes to hospital with a history of sore throat,diarrhoea and sexual contact 2 weeks before. The bestinvestigation to rule out HIV is
    • (A) P24 antigen assay
    • (B) ELISA
    • (C) Western biot
    • (D) Lymph node biopsy
  150. 150. Reserve trancriptase sequence in HIV is best described as
    • (A) RNA-DNA-RNA
    • (B) DNA-RNA
    • (C) DNA-RNA-DNA
    • (D) RNA-DNA
  151. 151. Multifocaltumour of vascular origin in a patient of AIDS
    • (A) Kaposi sarcome
    • (B) Asırocytoma
    • (C) Gastric carcinoma
    • (D) Primary CNS lymphoma
  152. 152. A patient with HIV has diarrhoea with AFB +ve organismin stool. The most likely organism is
    • (A) Mycobacterium aviuminuracellulare
    • (B) Mycobacterium tuberculosis
    • (C) Mycobacterium leprae
    • (D) Mycoplasmas
  153. 153. Devi, a 28 year female, has diarrohea, confusion. highgrade fever with bilateral pneumonitis. The diagnosis is
    • A) Legionella
    • (B) Neisseria meningitidis
    • C) Streptoccocospneumoniae
    • D) H. influenzae
  154. 154. Hepatitis C virus is associated with:
    • (A) Anti LKM-1 antibody
    • (B) Scleroderma
    • C)Cryoglobulinemia
    • (D) Polyarteritisnodosa
  155. 155. Chronic liver disease is caused by
    • (A) Hepatitis B
    • (B) Hepatitis A
    • (C) Hepatitis C
    • (D) Hepatitis E
  156. 156. Non-parenteral hepatitis is:
    • (A) Heparins B
    • (B) Hep B
    • (C) Hep C
    • (D) Hep D
  157. 157. Reserve transcriptase of hepatitis B virus is coded on thefollowing gene
    • (A) C gene
    • (B) S gene
    • O P gene
    • (D) X gene
  158. 158. A blood donor is not considered for safe transfusion, if he
    • (A) Anti HBs Ab +ve
    • (B) Anti HBs Ab and HBc Ag +ve
    • (C) HbsAg+ve, &IgM anti HBc +ve
    • (D) Anti HBe +ve
  159. 159. During an epidemic of hepatitis E, Fatality is maximum in
    • (A) Pregnant womern
    • (B) Intanrs
    • (C) Malnourished malae
    • (D) Adolescents
  160. 160. Arsenic causes
    • (A) Basal cell carcinoma
    • (B) Malignant melanoma
    • (C) Mesotheliorma
    • (D) Sezeary Syndrome
  161. 161. Arsenic causes:
    • (A) Portal hypertension
    • (B) Cirrhosis
    • (C) Exua hepatic portal vein obstruction
    • (D) Hepatic carcinoma
  162. 162. Increased B, level is seen in all, except
    • (A) Cirrhosis
    • (B) Primary heparocellularCa
    • (C) Hepatitis
    • (D) Cholestatic jaundice
  163. 163. 38 year old man Babbu, a chronic alcoholic. presents withpain in abdomen. On examination his liver is enlarged andserum a fetoprotein is elevated. The most likely diagnosis is:
    • (A) Hepatocellular parcinoma
    • B) Liver cell hyperplasia
    • (C) Hepatic adenoma
    • (D) Hepatitis
  164. 164. Cause of acute loss of vision in a patient of alcoholicpancreatitis is:
    • (A) Purstchner's Retinopathy
    • (B) Sudden AlcohoiWithdrawi
    • (C) Acute Congestive Glaucoma
    • (D) Central Retinal Artery Obstruction (CRAO)
  165. 165. All the following can cause GIT cancers except
    • (A) Hepatitis B virus
    • (B) EBV
    • (C) HIV
    • (D) H. pylori
  166. 166. Hypoglycemic unawareness that occurs in diabeticpatients when transfered from oral hypoglycemics toinsulin, is due to
    • (A) Autonomic neuropathy
    • (B) Insulin resistance
    • (C) Lipodystrophy
    • (D) Somogi phenomenon
  167. 167. Choose the best Lab value for a patient with central diabetes insipidus
    • Urinary Osmolalin&Serum Osmzolalin
    • A) 50 300
    • B) 500 260
    • C) 50 260
    • D) 500 100
  168. 168. Inappropriate ADH secretion is characterised by thefollowing except
    • (A) Hypo-osmolar urine
    • (B) Water intoxicaion
    • (C) Expanded fluid volume
    • (D) Hypomagnesemia
  169. 169. Thymoma is associated with
    • (A) Myasthenia gravis
    • (B) Scleroderma
    • (C) Oesophagealatrasia
    • (D) Hyper-gammaglobulinemia
  170. 170. The Lab investigation of patient shows .T3, LT4. &TSH. It cannot be:
    • (A) Primary hypothyrodism
    • (B) Pan-hypopinitarism
    • C) Liver disease
    • (D) None of the above
  171. 171. Asymptomatic hyper-calcemia in a 30 year old young maleis due to
    • (A) Occuit primary malignancy
    • (B) Primary Hyperparathyroidism
    • C) Familial hypocalciuria
    • D) Hyper-nephroma
  172. 172. Ail cause ascending motor paralysis except
    • (A) Diabetes mellitus
    • B) Diphtheria
    • (C) GuillienBarre syndrome
    • D) Porphyria
  173. 173. Subdural empyema is most commonly caused by
    • (A) H influenza
    • B)Staphylococusaureus
    • (C) Streprococcuspenumoniae
    • (D) E.Coli
  174. 174. Pure motor paralysis is seen in
    • (A) Polio
    • (B) GullienBarre syndrome
    • (C) Diabetes mellitus
    • (D) Sub-Acute Combined Degeneration
  175. 175. A patient presents with a cavitatory lesion in right upperlobe of Lung. The best investigation is
    • (A) Branchoscopy, lavage and brushing.
    • (B) C.T. scan
    • (C) X ray
    • (D) FNAC
  176. 176. A patient presents with secondaries to the adrenals.
    • The most common site of primary is:
    • (A) Lung
    • (B) Kidney
    • (C) Breast
    • (D) Stomach
  177. 177. A drug is to be delivered by a nebuliser. The size of adroplet for its humidification is
    • (B) 5-10 μ
    • (C) 10-15 u
    • (D), 15-20 μ
  178. 178. Coomb's +ve Hemolytic Anaemia is seen in except
    • (A) Alcoholic cirrhosis
    • (B) Chronic active hepatitis
    • (C) Primary biliary cirrhosis
    • (D) Primary sclerosing cholangitis
  179. 179. All are true regarding Anaemia of Chronic Diseases. except
    • (A) Decreased serum Fe
    • (B) Decreased Ferritin
    • C) Decreased Total Fe Binding Capacity
    • D) Increased Bone Marrow Fe
  180. 180. All are true of HenochScholein'spurpura, except
    • (A) Thrombocytopenia
    • (B) Abdominal pain
    • C) Arthritis
    • D) GI bleed
  181. 181. All are true regarding Hodgkin's lymphoma, except
    • (A) CNS is the commonest site of involvement
    • (B) Characteristic cell is a Reed Sternberg cel
    • (C) Mediastinal involvement is common in nodular-sclerosis type
    • (D) Eosinophils, plasma cells and neutrophils increase
  182. 182. Intermediate grade ofNHL are all except
    • (A). Diffuse small cell cleaved
    • (B) Diffuse large cell
    • C) Mycosis fungoides
    • (D) Diffuse mixed
  183. 183. All are true about Hyperrophic ObstructiveCardiommyopathy, except
    • (A) 3 agonists are useful
    • (B) Asymmetricai hypertrophy of septum
    • (C) Dynamic L. V. outflow obstrucnon
    • (D) Double apical impulse
  184. 184. Which is most likely to be increased in Vit K deficiency:
    • (A) PTT
    • (B) PT
    • (C) Platelet count
    • (D) Fibrinogen time
  185. 185. All are true of Nephrotic syndrome, except
    • (A) RBC casts in urine
    • (B) Hypo-proteinemia
    • (C) Oedema
    • (D) Hyperlipidenia
  186. 186. An 8 yrs old boy presents to casualty with history ofdiarrhoea, followed by decreased urine output. Bloodexamination shows thrombocytes 90,000/cmDiagnosis is
    • (A) Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome
    • (B) Disseminated Intravasculer Coagulation
    • (C) Hemophilia
    • D) Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura
  187. 187. True about Post-Streptocoeeal Glomerulonephritis is
    • (A) 50% of cases occur after pharyngitis
    • (B) Early treatment of Pharyngitis eleminates the risk ofPS.GN
    • (C) Glomerulonephrinis, secondary to skin infection, ismore common in summer
    • (D) Recurrence is seen
  188. 188. Salt losing nephritis is a feature of
    • (A) Interstitial nephritis
    • (B) Renal Amyloidosis
    • (C) Lupus nephritis
    • (D) Post StreptococcolGlomerulonebhritis
  189. 189. All are causes of Osteoporosis, except
    • (A) Thyrotoxicosis
    • (B) Hypothyroidism
    • (C) Chronic heparin therapy
    • (D) Old age
  190. 190. Erosive arthritis is seen in all, except:
    • (A) SLE
    • (B) Gout
    • (C) Osteoarthritis
    • (D) Old age
  191. 191. A 35 year old male patient develops involvementofproximal and distal interphalangeal joints and 1stcanpometacarpal joints with sparing of wrist andmetacarophalangeal joint. The Diagnosis is
    • (A) Osteoarthritis
    • (B) Psoriatic arthropathy
    • (C) Rheumatoid arthritis
    • (D) Pseudogout
  192. 192 A 45 year old nan, known case of chronic renal failuredevelops rugger jersy spine. The probable cause it:
    • A) Aluminium intoxication
    • B) Secondary hyperparathyroidism
    • (C) Osteoporosis
    • D) Osteomalacía
  193. 193. False +ve VDRL is seen in
    • (A) Lepromatous Leprosy
    • (B) Infectious mononucleosis
    • (C) HIV
    • (D) Pregnancy
  194. 194. All are true about FTA-ABS in Syphilis, except
    • (A) FTA-ABS becomes negative after treatment
    • (B) Present in secondary syphilis
    • (C) It is a specific test
    • (D) May be positive in Lyme's disease
  195. SURGERY
    • 195. A patient on total parenteral nutrition for 20 days presentswith weakness, vertigo and convulsions. Diagnosis is
    • (A) Hypomagnesemia
    • (B) Hyperammonemia
    • (C) Hypercalcemia
    • D) Hyperklalemia
  196. 196. Structures preserved in Radicai Neck Dissection is
    • (A) Vagus nerve
    • (B) Submandibular gland
    • C) Sternocleidomastoid
    • (D) Internal Jugular Vein
  197. 197. Allare true about skin grafting, except
    • A) Partial thickness graft involves epidermis and partof dermis
    • (B) Full thickness graft includes epidermis, dermis, without subcutaneous tissue.
    • C) For large areas full thickness graft is used.
    • (D)Full thickness graft has cosmetic value
  198. 198. An elective surgery is to be done in a patient takingheavy doses of Aspirin. Management consists of
    • (A) Proceed with surgery
    • (B). Stopping aspigin for 7 days and then do surgery
    • (C) Preoperative platelet transfusion
    • (D) Intra operative Platelet transfusion
  199. 199. Post operative Pulmonary Thromboembolism is seen inall, except
    • (A) Tall and thin man
    • (B) Obese male
    • (C) Pregnant female
    • (D) Oestrogen therapy
  200. 200. A 25 year male presents with ophthalmologic signs ofThyrotoxicosis. All are possibilities, except
    • (A) Diffused Thyroid goitre
    • (B) Hashimoto's Thyroiditis
    • (C) Riedel's Thyroditis
    • (D) Adenomatous Goire
  201. 201 Cardiovaseular findings in an elderly Thyrotoxicosispatient are all, except
    • (A) Early diastolic murmer
    • (B) Systolic ejection murmur
    • (C) Scratch in left 2nd inter costal space
    • (D) Lrregularly Irregular pulse
  202. 202. A Post-Thyroidectomy patient develops signs andsymptoms of Tetany. The management is
    • (A) IN. Calcium gluconate
    • (B) Bicarbonate
    • (C) Calcitonin
    • (D) Vitamin D
  203. 203. Most common cause of Thyroiditis is:
    • (A) Reidl's Thyroiditis
    • (B) SubacuteThyroditis
    • (C) Hashimoto's Thyroiditis
    • (D) Viral thyroiditis
  204. 204. All are true regarding Early Post-cibal syndrome, except
    • (A) Distension of abdomen
    • (B) Managed conservatively
    • (C) Hypernotility of intestine is common
    • (D) Surgery is usually indicated
  205. 205. Massive bleeding per rectum in a 70 yr old patient is due
    • (A) Diverticulosis
    • (B) Carcinoma colon
    • (C) Colitis
    • (D) Polyps
  206. 206. A 42 year old company executive presents with suddenupper GI bleed (5 litres)of bright red blood, with nosignificant previous history. The diagnosis is:
    • (A) Oesophagealvarices
    • (B) Duodenal ulcer
    • (C) Gastritis
    • (D) Gastric erosion
  207. 207. Massive colonic bleeding in a patient with Diverticulosis is from
    • (A) Inferior mesenteric artery
    • (B) Superior mesentric artery
    • C) Coeliac artery
    • (D) Gastro-duodenal artery
  208. 208. Gangrene of intestine is seen in all the following conditions,except
    • (A) Tricuspid Valve Endocarditis
    • (B) Shock
    • (C) Mesenteric Artery Thrombosis
    • (D) Voivuius
  209. 209. All are true regarding Supeior Mesenteric ArterySyndrome, except
    • (A) Caused by compression of distended duodenum
    • (B) Common in young females
    • (C) Does not occur in obese individuals
    • (D) Most common in 6 7th decade.
  210. 210. Multiple strictures in intenstine are found in:
    • (A) Radiation enteritis
    • (B) Duodenal ulcer
    • (C) Ulcerative colitis
    • (D) Gastric erosion
  211. 211. A patient presents with malena, hyperpigmentation overlips, oral mucosa and skin; and his sister is also havingsimilar complaints. The diagnosis is
    • (A) PeutzJegher's Syndrome
    • (3) Familial A denomatous Polyposis
    • (C) Gardner's Syndrome
    • (D) Villous Adenoma
  212. 212. Most common Surgical cause of Obstructive Jaundice is
    • (A) CBD stone
    • (B) Stricture in CBD
    • (C) Alcoholism
    • (D) Maiignancy
  213. 213. A patient presents with Abdominal pain, Jaundice and
    • malena. The Diagnosis is
    • (A) Hemobilia
    • (B) Acute cholangitis
    • (C) Carcinoma gailbiadder
    • (D) Acute pancreatitis
  214. 214. Most common Tunor of Spleen is
    • (A) Lymphoma
    • (B) Sarcoma
    • C) Hemangioma
    • (D) Metastasis
  215. 215. Which of the following is not an Absolute indication ofSplenectomy:
    • (A) Splenic abscess
    • (B) Hereditary Spherocytosis
    • (C) Fibrosarcoma
    • (D)Autoimmune Hemolytic Anaemia
  216. 216. Organism causing infection in patients followingsplenectomy
    • (A) Strep pneumoniae
    • (B) Staphylococcosaureus
    • (C) H. Influenzae
    • (D) Pseudomonas
  217. 217. Most common cause of Rupture of Tendon is
    • (A) Overuse
    • (B) Trauma
    • (C) Congenital defect
    • (D) Fall from height
  218. 218. Meconium Ileus is associated with
    • (A) Fibrocystic disease of the Pancreas
    • (B) Duodenal Atresia
    • (C) Pyloric Stenosis
    • (D) Hirschsprung's disease
  219. 219. A 17 year old girl presents with history of generalized abdominal pain, fever, recurrent vomiting On
    • examination, she has a temperature of 103°F, Right Iliacfossa tenderness; and WBC are 19600/mm
    • (A) Ruptured Appendicular Abscess
    • (B) Twisted Ovarian cyst
    • (C) Ruptured Ectopic Pregnancy
    • D) Intussusception
  220. 220. All are true regarding Fibrocystic disease of Breast, except
    • (A) There is 10-12 times increased risk of Ca breast
    • (B) Most common age is 30-40 years
    • (C) FNAC is helpful in the diagnosis
    • (D): Excision biopsy may be done
  221. 221. Full term, Small-for-Date Babies are at high risk ot
    • (A) Hypoglycemia
    • (B) Intravertricularhaemorrhage
    • (C) Bronchopulmonary dysplasia
    • (D) Hyperthermia
  222. 222. A 4 year old child has a history of a Blue patch aver eyelids,which disappeared at age of 1 year. The diagnosis is
    • (A) Strawberry Angioma
    • (B) Salmon patch
    • (C) CavemousHemangioma
    • (D) Port wine stain
  223. 223. What should be measured in a newborn who presentswith hyperbilirubinemia
    • (A) Total & Direct bilirubin
    • (B) Total bilirubin only
    • (C) Direct bilirubin only
    • (D) Conjugated bilirubin only
  224. 224. Management ot a newborn when Mother has activeTuberculosis & is taking ATT
    • (A) BCG -Rifampicin INH+ Breast Feeding
    • (B) BCG+Isolation of baby
    • (C) BCG INH for 6 week + Breast Feeding
    • (D) BCG INH+ withhoid Breast Feeding
  225. 225. True statement about DuctusArteriosus is
    • (A) It undergoes anatomic closure within 24 hrs. of birth
    • (B) Forms the ligamentumvenosum in later life
    • (C) It is induced to close by high levels ofprostaglandins
    • D) May cause a machinary murmur by its patency
  226. 226. A 4 month old female child presents with grade ⅣVesico-Ureteral Reflux (VUR); without dialation ofurinary bladder The Treatment of choice is
    • (A) Septran +Follow up
    • (B) Re-implantation of ureter
    • (C) Injection of coilagen at ureteric orifices
    • D) Bilateral Ureterostomy
  227. 227. A 6 year old girl presents with Recurrent E.coli infectionin urine. Ultrasound of abdomen shows Hydroureter andHydronephrosis. Micturatingcysto-urethrogam showsfilling defect in urinary bladder. The likely diagnosis is
    • (A) SacrococcygealTeratoma
    • (B) Vesicoureteric Reflux grade II
    • (C) Duplication ofUreter
    • (D) Ureterocele
  228. 228. All ofthe followings are seen in Systemic Juvenile Arthritisexcept
    • (A) Rheumatoid Factor +ve
    • (B) Hepatosplenomegaly
    • (C) High fever with rash
    • (D) Elevated E.S.R
  229. 229. True statement regarding Brain Tumor in children is
    • (A) Mostly is infra-tentorial
    • (B) Papilledema is rare
    • (C) Is the most common tumour in children
    • (D) Hydrocephalus is rare
  230. 230. True statement regarding a 3 week old child with Phenylketonuria is all, except
    • (A) Provocative protein meal tests helps in the diagnosis
    • (B) Tyrosine becomes an Essential amino-acid in diet
    • (C) Serum Phenylalanine is increaed and urinaryPhenyl Pyruvate level is elevated
    • D) Phenylalanine should be completely stopped in diet
  231. GYNAECOLOGY
    • 231. A girl presents, with cystic swelling at the junction oflower 1/3 rd and upper 2/3 rd of anterior wall of vagina at 10 O'clock position. The diagnosis is:
    • (A) Bartholin's cyst
    • (B) Gartmet'syst
    • (C) Adeno carcinoma
    • (D) Vaginal Inclusion Cyst
  232. 232. The Sequence of development of puberty in girls is
    • (A) Thelarche, Pubarche, Menarche
    • (B) Pubarche, Theiarche, Menarche
    • C) Pubarche, Menarche, Thelarche
    • (D) Menarche, Thelarche, Pubarche
  233. 233. A 15 yrsoid girl presents with weight gainoligomenorrhoea and hirsuitism. The Diagnosis is
    • (A) Polycystic ovarian disease
    • (B) Cushing's syndrome
    • (C) Adrenogenital syndrome
    • (D) Testicular feminization syndrome
  234. 234. A 16 yr old female presents with Primary AmenorheaExamination shows a Short Blind Vagina, with absentUterus. The Next Investigation of choice is
    • (A) Karyoryping
    • (B) IVP
    • (C) Gonadotrophinlevles
    • (D) Serum Prolactin
  235. 235. A woman treated for infertility, presents with 6 weekamenorrhea with urinary retention. The most likely etiology
    • (A) Retroverted uterus
    • (B) Pelvic hematocoele
    • (C) Impacted Cervical Fibroid
    • (D) Carcinoma Cervix
  236. 236. A female having 6 weeks ammorrhea presents with ovariancyst. The proper management is
    • (A) Immediate ovariotomy
    • (B) Ovariotomy at Dndtrimestes
    • (C) Ovariotomy after 24 hour after delivery
    • (D) Ovariotomy with cesarean
  237. 237. A21 yrs old girl with 8 weeks Amenorrhoea, now comes inShock. The likely diagnosis is
    • (A) Rupured Ectopic Pregnancy
    • (B) Incarcerated Amnion
    • C) Twisted Ovarian cyst
    • (D) Threatened Abortion
  238. 238. A woman presents with a thick curdy-white vaginaldischarge. The best treatment for her is
    • (A) Miconazole
    • B) Metronidazole
    • (C) Nystatin
    • (D) Doxycycline
  239. 239. Prophylactic Chemotherapy is indicated afterEvacuation ofH. Mole in all, Except
    • (A) Initial level ofurine HCG is 40,000 IU after 6 week ofevacuation
    • (B) Ircrease in HCG titre 24,000 IU after 10 week ofevacuation
    • C) Metastasis
    • (D) Nulliparus lady
  240. 240. A32 year old femake with a history of 2 mid-trimesterabortions, comes now with 32 weeks of pregnancy andlabour pains with Os dilated 2 cm. All are done, except
    • A) Immediate circlage
    • B)Beanethasone
    • (C) Antibiotics
    • (D) Tocolytics
  241. 241. Prognosis of Gestational Trophoblastic Disease dependson all, except
    • A) Number of living children
    • (B) Blood group
    • (C) Parity
    • (D) Previous HCG titre.
  242. 242. The Stage of Ca Endometrium with Invasion of 10 mm ofMyometrium is
    • (A). la
    • (B) Ib
    • C) IIb
    • (D)IIa
  243. 243. Best investigation to establish the diagnosis ofEndometriosis is
    • (A) Laporoscopy
    • (B) Ultrasonography
    • (C) X-ray pelvis
    • (D) CT scan
  244. 244. A 35 year old female with a previous history of birth of achild with Down's syndrome, presents with 18 weeksAmenorrhoea. The Investigation of choice rule out Down'ssyndrome in the present pregnancy is
    • (A) Tripie test
    • (B) Amniocentesis
    • C) Cordocentesis
    • (D) Chorionic villous biopsy
  245. 245. A woman at 32 weeks of pregnancy. presents with Labourpains. On examination, her cervix is dilated and Uterinecontractions are felt. The Management is:
    • (A) Isoxsuprinehydrochloridez
    • (B) Dilation and Evacuation
    • (C) Termination of Pregnancy
    • (D) Wai and Watch
  246. 246. Ventouse in 2nd stage of labour is contra indiatedin :
    • (A) Persistent occipito-posterior position
    • (B) Heart disease
    • (C) Uterine inertia
    • (D) Pretemlabour
  247. 247. Characteristic problem in females takingNor-ethisterone is:
    • (A) Irregular bleeding
    • (B) Thromboemolism
    • (C) Hirsuitism
    • D) Weight gain
  248. 248. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease occurs least common with
    • (A) CCPs
    • B) Condom
    • C) UCD
    • D) Diaphragm
  249. 249. Side effect of Depot MPA are ail, EXCEPT
    • (A) Weight gain
    • (B) Irregular bleeding
    • (C) Amenorrhea
    • D) Hepatitis
  250. 250. A woman is suffering from Rheumatic heat disease withone live issue. The Contraceptive of choice is
    • (A) Minilap
    • B) Condom with spermicidal jelly
    • (C) IUCD
    • (D) LaproscopicSterilisaton
  251. 251. Tue statement regarding Fracture of clavicle is
    • (A) Most common Complication is Malunion
    • (B) Occurs at the jn.of medial 1/3 rd& lateral 2/3 rd
    • (C) Usually occurs due to fall on elbow
    • (D) Communitted fracture is common
  252. 252. A boy fell down from a tree and has fracture of neckof bumerus. He connot raise his arm because of theinvolvement of
    • (A) Axillary nerve
    • (B) Supraspinatus nerve
    • (C) Musculocutaneus nerve
    • (D) Radial nerve
  253. 253. In children, all are true except
    • (A) Dislocations are rare
    • B) Comminuted fractures are common
    • (C) Thick periosteum
    • (D) Soft bones
  254. 254. An 3 yrs old child is brought by parents to the casualtywith a spiral fracture of Femur and varying degree ofBechymosis all over body. The Etiology is:
    • (A) Hit & run accident
    • (B) Battered Baby Syndrome
    • (C) Hockey Stick injury
    • (D) Fall from height
  255. 255. Trendelenberg's sign is -ve in an Inter-Trochantericfracture because of:
    • (A) Gluteus medius
    • (B) Gluteus maximus
    • (C) Gluteus minmus
    • (D) Tensor fascia lata
  256. 256. Post Poliomyelitis, a patient has grade II power in Gastrocnemius, grade III is Peroneus, grade IV in
    • TibialisApterior. The deformity is
    • (A) Calcaneovalgus
    • (B) Equirovarus
    • (a) Calcaneovarus
    • (D) Genu valgus
  257. 257. Decreased mineraksation of Epiphyseal plate in a growing
    • (A) Rickets
    • (B) Osteomalacia
    • (C) Scurvw
    • D) Osteoporosis
  258. 258. Chondroblastoma is a tumour of
    • (A) Epiphysis
    • (B) Metaphysis
    • C) Diaphysis
    • (D) Flat bone
  259. 259. Chordoma can occur over all the following sites, except
    • (A) Rib
    • (B) Clivus
    • (C) Sacrum
    • (D) Vertebral body
  260. 260. Unilateral watery discharge from the eye of a new born,with no edema or chemosis is due to
    • (A) Chamydia
    • (B) Gonoccocos
    • C) Sticky eye
    • D) Chemical conjuntivitis
  261. 261. Dislocation of lens is seen in all the following conditionsexcept
    • A) Congenital Rubella
    • (B) Marchesani's Syndrome
    • C) Marfan Syndrome
    • (D) Homocystinuria
  262. 262. All of the following can cause Optic Neuritis, except
    • (A) Rifampicin
    • B) Digoxin
    • (C) Chloroquine
    • (D) Ethambutol
  263. 263. Which action of extra-ocular muscle is spared ininvolvement of Occulomotornerve:
    • (A) Abduction,
    • (B) Depression
    • (C) Elevation
    • (D) Adduction
  264. 264. A patient with Detachment of Retina with photopsia withfloaters in the eye. The diagnosis is:
    • (A) Vitreous haemorrhage
    • (B) Exudative retinal detachmen
    • C) Rhegmetogenousrerinal detachment
    • D) Tractionaretinaidetachmen
  265. 265. A 40 year old lady presents with bilateral PapilledenaCT scan shows normal ventricles. Diagnosis is
    • (A) Benign intracrahial hypertension
    • (B) Malignant hypertension
    • (C) Papillus
    • D) Raised intraocuiar pressure
  266. 266. Sauce and cheese retinopathy is seen in
    • (A) CMV
    • (B) Rubeua
    • (C) Toxoplasmosis
    • (D) Congenital Syphitis
  267. 267. Most common cause of Acute Epiglottitis:
    • (A) H.Influenzae
    • (B) Pneumococcos
    • (C) Pseudomonas
    • D) Staphylococcos
  268. 268. Most common site of origin of NasapharyngealAngiofibroma is
    • (A) Roof of Nasopharynx
    • (B) At sphenopalatine foramen
    • (C) Vault of skull
    • (D) Lateral wail of nose
  269. 269. Treatment of Ca larynx in stage. T, M,N, is
    • (A) Radiotherapy
    • (B) Surgery
    • (C) Cliemotherapy
    • (D) Radiotherapy Chemotherapy
  270. 270. in Esophageal speech, the dynamic component is:
    • (A) Buccai segment
    • (B) Pharyngo-esophageal segment
    • (C) Trachea
    • (D) Pharynx
  271. 271. Primary treatment of Middle Ear Cholesteatoma is
    • (A) Surgery
    • (B) Medical and Surgery
    • (C) Radiotherapy
    • D) Chemotherapy
  272. 272. A patient with Pancoast'stumour. develops loss of voiceafter radiation. It is due to
    • (A) Vocal cord infilration with secondaries
    • (B) Invoivernent of recurrent laryngeal nerve
    • (C) Irradiation to vocal cords
    • (D) Radiation stenosis of larynx.
  273. 273. AnAutoimmune Disease ispfitcagy
    • (A) Pemphigus vulgaris
    • B) Psoriasis
    • (C) Lichen Planus
    • D) Aene vulgaris
  274. 274. Palpable purpura is seen in all the followingconditions except:
    • (A) Giant Ceil Areries
    • (B) Cryo-giobulinuria
    • (C) Henochscholeinpurpura
    • (D) Drug induced vasculiris
  275. 275. Regarding Lichen Planus all are true, except
    • (A) Hypopigmentation in residual disease
    • (B) Lymphatic infiltration in supradermaijayer
    • C) ithcy polygonal, purple Papule
    • D) Skin, har and oral mucosa commonly invovled
  276. 276. Regarding Erythema Multiforme, all are true except
    • (A) No vesicles
    • (B) Target lesions are seen
    • (C) Involves face and neck regions
    • (D) Is a sign of internal malignancy
  277. 277. All otthe following are seen in Tuberous Sclerosis, except:
    • (A) Iris Nodule
    • B) Renal Cortical Cyst
    • (C) Rhabdomyoma ofheart and lung
    • (D) AdnomaSebaceum
  278. 278. All are true regarding Psoriasis, except
    • (A) Head, neck and face are not involved
    • (B) Arthritis is seen in 5% of cases
    • (C) Abscess are seen in lesions
    • (D) Non-scaly, red lesions are seen in intra mammarand natal regions
  279. 279. A patient has Builous eruption on lower limb and trunk.Biopsy shows epidermal bullae. The correct statement is
    • (A) Penphigoid
    • B)Pehphigus vulgaris
    • (C) Impetigo
    • (D) Rule out internal malignancy
  280. 280. Which of the following is wrong statements
    • (A) Koilonychia in Vit B deficiency
    • (B) Oncholysis in Psoriasis
    • (C) Meeslinesin Arsenic poisoning
    • (D) Pterygtuntor nails in Lichen Planus
  281. 281. Which of the following is contraindicated in AndrogenicAlopecia
    • (A) Testosterone
    • (B) Cyproteronc
    • (C) Acetate Finasteride
    • (D) Minoxidil
  282. ANAESTHESIA
    • 282. Which anaesthetic agent causes increase in intracranial pressure
    • (A) Ketamine
    • (B) Thipentone
    • (C) Halothane
    • (D) Propofol
  283. 283. Which anaesthetic agent has the least cardiovascular sideeffect:
    • (A) Isofluranc
    • (B) Entlurane
    • (C) Trilene
    • (D) Ketamine
  284. 284. Shortest acting non-depolarising skeletal muscle relaxant
    • (A) Mivacurium
    • (B) Vecuronium
    • (C) Atracurium
    • (D) Succinyl choline
  285. 285. in Magil circuit. Airflow is
    • (A)Equal to Minuce Alveolar Ventilation
    • (B)Half of the Minute Volume
    • (C)Equal to Minute Volume
    • (D)Twice the Minute Volume
  286. 286. For High Pressure Storage of compressed gayCynlinders are made up of
    • (A) Molybdenum steel
    • (B) Iron +molybedenum
    • (C) Cooper steei
    • (D) Iron
  287. 287. Malampatti Grading is for
    • (A) To assess mobility of cervical spine
    • (B) To assess mobility if atlantotaxial joint
    • (C) For assessment of free rotation of neck beforeintubation.
    • (D) Inspection of oral cavity before intubation
  288. RADIOLOGY
    • 288. Figure of 8 in chest X-Ray is seen in
    • (A) Total anomalous pulomonary venous connections
    • (B) Ebstein's anomaly
    • (C) Tetrology of Fallot
    • (D) Transposition of great vessels
  289. 289. Left Cardiac Border bulge can be seen in all, except
    • (A) Enlarged Azygous Vein
    • (B) Left Appendicular overgrowth
    • (C) Coronary Artery Aneurysm
    • (D) Pericardial defect
  290. 290. Ail are seen in Congestive Cardiac Failure, except
    • (A) Kerly B lines
    • (B) Prominent lower lobe vessels
    • (C) Pleural effusion
    • D) Cardiomegaly
  291. 291. Calcification of Intervertebral Disc is seen in
    • (A) Alkaptonuria
    • (B) Gout
    • C) Rheumatoid arthritis
    • (D) Psoriasis
  292. PSYCHIATRY
    • 292. Best test for diagnosis of Organic Mental Disorders
    • (A) Sentence completion test
    • (B) Bender Gestalt
    • (C) Rorshach test
    • (D) Themanic Appreciation Test
  293. 293. Amnesia typically occurs in
    • (A) Head injury
    • B) Schizophrenia
    • (C) Psychobneurotic states
    • (D) Mania
  294. 291. Korsakoffs psychosis is diagnosed by
    • (A) Peripheral Neuropathy
    • (B) Visual Hallucinarion
    • (C) Impairment ofshort term memory
    • D) Seizures
  295. 295. Systemic de-sensitizarion therapy is used for
    • (A) Phobia
    • (B) Schizophrenia
    • C) Depression
    • (D) Organic brain syndrome
  296. 296. A patient is always preoccupied with feeling of illness.The Diagnosis is
    • (A) Hypochondriasis
    • (B) Somatisation disorder
    • (C) Conversion disorder
    • (D) Obscession
  297. 297. A patiení of Schizophrenia is getting Chlorpromazine, buthis auditory hallucinations are nor controlled. Thenext drug to be given is
    • (A) Haloperidol
    • (B). Clozapine
    • (C) Sulpride
    • (D) Tianeptin
  298. 298. A man hits his neighbour, next day, he feels that police isbehind him and his brain is being controlled by radio wavesby his neighbour. The probable diagnosis is
    • (A) Personality disorder
    • (B) Passivity feeling
    • (C) Delusion of Persecution
    • D) Organic brain syndrome
  299. 299. A lady, while driving a car, meets in an accident. She wasadmitted in an ICU for 6 months. After being dischargedshe often gets up in the night and feels terrified and hasfear to sit in a car again.
    • The Diagnosis is
    • (A) Panic disorder
    • (B) Phobia
    • (C) Conversion disorder
    • (D) Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
  300. 300. Semen's Squeeze Technique is used for
    • (A) Premature ejaculation
    • (B) Impotence
    • (C) Infertility
    • (D) Praprisom
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