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Medulloblastoma exclusively occurs in the:	Medulla	Cerebellum	Cerebral hemispheres	Spinal cord	1	[ "Medulloblastoma" ]	Question: Medulloblastoma exclusively occurs in the: Choices: A. Medulla B. Cerebellum C. Cerebral hemispheres D. Spinal cord Answer:
Uncooked Fish eating causing Megaloblastic Anemia is due to ?	H. nana	Taenia saginata	Echinococcus	Diphyllobothrium Latum	3	[ "Megaloblastic Anemia" ]	Question: Uncooked Fish eating causing Megaloblastic Anemia is due to ? Choices: A. H. nana B. Taenia saginata C. Echinococcus D. Diphyllobothrium Latum Answer:
A lady had Meningioma with inflammatory edematous lesion. She was planned for surgery. Junior resident's mistake in writing pre-op notes is:	Stop Steroids	Wash head with shampoo	Antibiotic Sensitivity	Continue antiepileptics	0	[ "Meningioma" ]	Question: A lady had Meningioma with inflammatory edematous lesion. She was planned for surgery. Junior resident's mistake in writing pre-op notes is: Choices: A. Stop Steroids B. Wash head with shampoo C. Antibiotic Sensitivity D. Continue antiepileptics Answer:
Meningioma on plain radiography reveals – a) Calcificationb) Erosionc) Sutural diastasis d) Osteosclerosise) Vascular marknig	ade	bde	abd	ad	0	[ "Meningioma" ]	Question: Meningioma on plain radiography reveals – a) Calcificationb) Erosionc) Sutural diastasis d) Osteosclerosise) Vascular marknig Choices: A. ade B. bde C. abd D. ad Answer:
Meningioma arises from-	Extra dural arteries	Extra cranial muscles	Venous sinuses	Arachnoid cap cells	3	[ "Meningioma" ]	Question: Meningioma arises from- Choices: A. Extra dural arteries B. Extra cranial muscles C. Venous sinuses D. Arachnoid cap cells Answer:
Proptosis is seen in – a) Neuroblastoma b) Meningioma c) Sympathetic ophthalmia d) Injuries	abd	abc	bcd	bde	0	[ "Meningioma" ]	Question: Proptosis is seen in – a) Neuroblastoma b) Meningioma c) Sympathetic ophthalmia d) Injuries Choices: A. abd B. abc C. bcd D. bde Answer:
Most common cause of Acute Aseptic Meningitis in children is	Arbovirus	Respiratory syncytial virus	Enterovirus	Herpes family	2	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Most common cause of Acute Aseptic Meningitis in children is Choices: A. Arbovirus B. Respiratory syncytial virus C. Enterovirus D. Herpes family Answer:
Epidural anaesthesia decrease risk of – a) Headacheb) Hypotensionc) Meningitisd) Arachnoiditis	abc	ad	bc	acd	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Epidural anaesthesia decrease risk of – a) Headacheb) Hypotensionc) Meningitisd) Arachnoiditis Choices: A. abc B. ad C. bc D. acd Answer:
A newborn of 7 days old presented with meningitis. Most common cause –a) E.colib) Streptococcal pneumoniac) N. Meningitisd) Streptococcal agalactiae	b	c	ac	ad	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: A newborn of 7 days old presented with meningitis. Most common cause –a) E.colib) Streptococcal pneumoniac) N. Meningitisd) Streptococcal agalactiae Choices: A. b B. c C. ac D. ad Answer:
Meningitis bacteria are normally present in?	Nasopharynx	Skin	Genitals	Lower G.I.T	0	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Meningitis bacteria are normally present in? Choices: A. Nasopharynx B. Skin C. Genitals D. Lower G.I.T Answer:
Meningitis caused by Cryptococcus neoformans is most often acquired by	Head trauma	Primary gastrointestinal infection	Hematogenous spread of fungus from the lung	Ohopedic surgery	2	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Meningitis caused by Cryptococcus neoformans is most often acquired by Choices: A. Head trauma B. Primary gastrointestinal infection C. Hematogenous spread of fungus from the lung D. Ohopedic surgery Answer:
The following Bacteria are most often associated with Acute Neonatal Meningitis except	Escherichia coli	Streptococcus agalactiae	Neisseria meningitidis	Listeria monocytogenes	2	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: The following Bacteria are most often associated with Acute Neonatal Meningitis except Choices: A. Escherichia coli B. Streptococcus agalactiae C. Neisseria meningitidis D. Listeria monocytogenes Answer:
Most potential route for transmission of Meningitis from CNS to Inner ear is -	Cochlear Aqueduct	Endolymphatic sac	Vestibular Aqueduct	Hyrtle fissure	0	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Most potential route for transmission of Meningitis from CNS to Inner ear is - Choices: A. Cochlear Aqueduct B. Endolymphatic sac C. Vestibular Aqueduct D. Hyrtle fissure Answer:
Meningitis with normal glucose is seen in -	TB	Cryptococcus	Coxsackie	Listeria	2	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Meningitis with normal glucose is seen in - Choices: A. TB B. Cryptococcus C. Coxsackie D. Listeria Answer:
Which of the following agent is least likely to cause Meningitis in the elderly?	Listeria Monocytogenes	Streptococcus pneumonia	Gram Negative bacteria	Herpes Simplex Virus - 2 (HSV 2)	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Which of the following agent is least likely to cause Meningitis in the elderly? Choices: A. Listeria Monocytogenes B. Streptococcus pneumonia C. Gram Negative bacteria D. Herpes Simplex Virus - 2 (HSV 2) Answer:
Meningitis in immunocompromised host is frequently caused by	Candida tropicalis	Cryptococcus neoformans	Trichophyton rubrum	Epidermophyton flocculosum	1	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Meningitis in immunocompromised host is frequently caused by Choices: A. Candida tropicalis B. Cryptococcus neoformans C. Trichophyton rubrum D. Epidermophyton flocculosum Answer:
Rapid diagnostic test for gram negative bacterial Meningitis is	CSF - Latex agglutination	Nasopharyngeal swab culture	CSF - Culture	Limulus amebocyte lysate assay	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Rapid diagnostic test for gram negative bacterial Meningitis is Choices: A. CSF - Latex agglutination B. Nasopharyngeal swab culture C. CSF - Culture D. Limulus amebocyte lysate assay Answer:
Which of the following is the classical CSF finding seen in Tubercular Meningitis?	Increased protein, decreased sugar, increased lymphocytes	Increased protein, sugar and lymphocytes	Decreased protein, increased sugar and lymphocytes	Increased sugar, protein and neutrophils	0	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Which of the following is the classical CSF finding seen in Tubercular Meningitis? Choices: A. Increased protein, decreased sugar, increased lymphocytes B. Increased protein, sugar and lymphocytes C. Decreased protein, increased sugar and lymphocytes D. Increased sugar, protein and neutrophils Answer:
Meningitis is caused by	Sporothrix	Mucor	Rhizopus	Cryptococcus neoformans	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Meningitis is caused by Choices: A. Sporothrix B. Mucor C. Rhizopus D. Cryptococcus neoformans Answer:
Which of the following is true about meningococcal Meningitis -	Case fatality less than 10% in untreated cases	Cases are the main source of infection	Rifampicin is the drug of choice	Treatment in the first 2 days can save the life of 95% cases	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Which of the following is true about meningococcal Meningitis - Choices: A. Case fatality less than 10% in untreated cases B. Cases are the main source of infection C. Rifampicin is the drug of choice D. Treatment in the first 2 days can save the life of 95% cases Answer:
Most potential route for transmission of Meningitis from CNS to Inner ear is:	Cochlear Aqueduct	Endolymphatic sac	Vestibular Aqueduct	Hyl's fissure	0	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Most potential route for transmission of Meningitis from CNS to Inner ear is: Choices: A. Cochlear Aqueduct B. Endolymphatic sac C. Vestibular Aqueduct D. Hyl's fissure Answer:
Whihc of the following is true about meningococcal Meningitis-	Case fatality less than 10% in untreated cases	Cases are main source of infection	Rifampicin is the Drug of choice	Treatment in the first 2 days can save the life of 95% cases	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Whihc of the following is true about meningococcal Meningitis- Choices: A. Case fatality less than 10% in untreated cases B. Cases are main source of infection C. Rifampicin is the Drug of choice D. Treatment in the first 2 days can save the life of 95% cases Answer:
Meningitis is characterized by the acute onset of fever and stiff neck. Aseptic meningitis may be caused by a variety of microbial agents. During the initial 24 h of the course of aseptic meningitis, an affected person's cerebrospinal fluid is characterized by	Decreased protein content	Elevated glucose concentration	Lymphocytosis	Polymorphonuclear leukocytosis	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Meningitis is characterized by the acute onset of fever and stiff neck. Aseptic meningitis may be caused by a variety of microbial agents. During the initial 24 h of the course of aseptic meningitis, an affected person's cerebrospinal fluid is characterized by Choices: A. Decreased protein content B. Elevated glucose concentration C. Lymphocytosis D. Polymorphonuclear leukocytosis Answer:
Meningitis with rash is seen in	Neisseria meningitidis	Hemophilus influenzae	Streptococcus agalactae	Pneumococcus	0	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Meningitis with rash is seen in Choices: A. Neisseria meningitidis B. Hemophilus influenzae C. Streptococcus agalactae D. Pneumococcus Answer:
Acute Pyogenic Meningitis true is/are -	Purulent exudates within leptomeninges	CSF cloudy with PMN	Causes ventricular enlargements.	All of the above	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Acute Pyogenic Meningitis true is/are - Choices: A. Purulent exudates within leptomeninges B. CSF cloudy with PMN C. Causes ventricular enlargements. D. All of the above Answer:
Most common cause of Pyogenic Meningitis in 6 month to 2 years of age is	Staphylococcus aureus	Pneumococcus	Streptococcus pneumonia	H. influeuenzae	2	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Most common cause of Pyogenic Meningitis in 6 month to 2 years of age is Choices: A. Staphylococcus aureus B. Pneumococcus C. Streptococcus pneumonia D. H. influeuenzae Answer:
The drug of choice in Cryptoccccal Meningitis is:	Pentostatin	Amphotericin B	Clotrimazole	Zidovudine	1	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: The drug of choice in Cryptoccccal Meningitis is: Choices: A. Pentostatin B. Amphotericin B C. Clotrimazole D. Zidovudine Answer:
The drug of choice in Cryptococcal Meningitis is -	Pentostatin	Amphotericin B	Clotrimazole	Zidovudine	1	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: The drug of choice in Cryptococcal Meningitis is - Choices: A. Pentostatin B. Amphotericin B C. Clotrimazole D. Zidovudine Answer:
Which is NOT a common cause of Meningitis in adults?	Group B streptococcus	Mycobacterium tuberculosis	Staph. aureus/H. influenza	Str. pyogenes -- Group A	3	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: Which is NOT a common cause of Meningitis in adults? Choices: A. Group B streptococcus B. Mycobacterium tuberculosis C. Staph. aureus/H. influenza D. Str. pyogenes -- Group A Answer:
A mother brings her 1-year-old daughter to the physician. She says that for the last 2 days her daughter has been fussy and crying more than usual. She also refuses formula. The patient has a fever of 39.4degC (102.9degF). Meningitis is suspected, and a lumbar puncture is per- formed. Analysis of the cerebrospinal fluid shows an opening pressure of 98 mm H2O, a leukocyte count of 1256/mm3, a protein level of 210 mg/dL, and a glucose level of 31 mg/dL.. The mother says that the patient has received no immunizations. Which of the following organisms is most likely responsible for this patient's illness?	Clostridium botulinum	Haemophilus influenza	Neisseria meningitides	Streptococcus pneumoniae	1	[ "Meningitis" ]	Question: A mother brings her 1-year-old daughter to the physician. She says that for the last 2 days her daughter has been fussy and crying more than usual. She also refuses formula. The patient has a fever of 39.4degC (102.9degF). Meningitis is suspected, and a lumbar puncture is per- formed. Analysis of the cerebrospinal fluid shows an opening pressure of 98 mm H2O, a leukocyte count of 1256/mm3, a protein level of 210 mg/dL, and a glucose level of 31 mg/dL.. The mother says that the patient has received no immunizations. Which of the following organisms is most likely responsible for this patient's illness? Choices: A. Clostridium botulinum B. Haemophilus influenza C. Neisseria meningitides D. Streptococcus pneumoniae Answer:
Purpura is a feature of- a) Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation b) Henoch Schonlein Purpura c) Meningococcemia d) Schamberg's disease	abc	abd	acd	ac	0	[ "Meningococcemia" ]	Question: Purpura is a feature of- a) Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation b) Henoch Schonlein Purpura c) Meningococcemia d) Schamberg's disease Choices: A. abc B. abd C. acd D. ac Answer:
Mesothelioma is most commonly caused by?	Asbestosis	Silicosis	Anthracosis	Coal workers pneumoconiosis	0	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma is most commonly caused by? Choices: A. Asbestosis B. Silicosis C. Anthracosis D. Coal workers pneumoconiosis Answer:
Mesothelioma is caused by –	Asbestosis	Silicosis	Baggasois	Anthracosis	0	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma is caused by – Choices: A. Asbestosis B. Silicosis C. Baggasois D. Anthracosis Answer:
Arsenic is assocaited with increased risk of a) Mesothelioma b) Melanoma c) Basal cell carcinoma d) Squamous cell carcinoma	ad	bd	cd	ab	2	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Arsenic is assocaited with increased risk of a) Mesothelioma b) Melanoma c) Basal cell carcinoma d) Squamous cell carcinoma Choices: A. ad B. bd C. cd D. ab Answer:
Mesothelioma is -	Benign	Rarely malignant	Mostly malignant	Always malignant	2	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma is - Choices: A. Benign B. Rarely malignant C. Mostly malignant D. Always malignant Answer:
Biphasic histopathology is seen in -a) Rhabdomyomab) Mesotheliomac) Neurofibromatosisd) Synovial sarcoma	bd	d	ab	ac	0	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Biphasic histopathology is seen in -a) Rhabdomyomab) Mesotheliomac) Neurofibromatosisd) Synovial sarcoma Choices: A. bd B. d C. ab D. ac Answer:
Mesothelioma is differentiated from adenocarcinoma by:	Prescence of long slender microvilli	Abundant altered mitochondria	Ribosome clumps	Dense secretory core granules	0	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma is differentiated from adenocarcinoma by: Choices: A. Prescence of long slender microvilli B. Abundant altered mitochondria C. Ribosome clumps D. Dense secretory core granules Answer:
Mesothelioma is seen in which type of pneumoconiosis:	Anthracosis	Byssinosis	Asbestosis	Silicosis	2	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma is seen in which type of pneumoconiosis: Choices: A. Anthracosis B. Byssinosis C. Asbestosis D. Silicosis Answer:
Mesothelioma associated with which variety of asbestos -	Serpentine	Amphibole	Both the above	None of the above	1	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma associated with which variety of asbestos - Choices: A. Serpentine B. Amphibole C. Both the above D. None of the above Answer:
Which form of asbestos is most commonly associated with maximum risk of Mesothelioma?	Chrysolite	Amosite	Anthophyllite	Crocidolite	3	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Which form of asbestos is most commonly associated with maximum risk of Mesothelioma? Choices: A. Chrysolite B. Amosite C. Anthophyllite D. Crocidolite Answer:
Mesothelioma is closely associated with which of the following: September 2011, March 2013 (f, h)	Silicosis	Anthracosis	Byssinosis	Asbestosis	3	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma is closely associated with which of the following: September 2011, March 2013 (f, h) Choices: A. Silicosis B. Anthracosis C. Byssinosis D. Asbestosis Answer:
Mesothelioma is caused by -	Asbestosis	Silicosis	Baggasosis	Anthracosis	0	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma is caused by - Choices: A. Asbestosis B. Silicosis C. Baggasosis D. Anthracosis Answer:
Primary pleural tumor is -a) Mesotheliomab) Myxomac) Lipomad) Fibroma	b	c	ac	ad	3	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Primary pleural tumor is -a) Mesotheliomab) Myxomac) Lipomad) Fibroma Choices: A. b B. c C. ac D. ad Answer:
Asbestosis is usually related to -a) Small cell carcinoma lungb) Large cell carcinoma lungc) Mesotheliomad) Squamous cell carcinoma lung	cd	bc	bd	ac	0	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Asbestosis is usually related to -a) Small cell carcinoma lungb) Large cell carcinoma lungc) Mesotheliomad) Squamous cell carcinoma lung Choices: A. cd B. bc C. bd D. ac Answer:
Mesothelioma associated with which variety of asbestos ?	Serpentine	Amphibole	Both the above	None of the above	1	[ "Mesothelioma" ]	Question: Mesothelioma associated with which variety of asbestos ? Choices: A. Serpentine B. Amphibole C. Both the above D. None of the above Answer:
Mucopolysaccharidoses are caused by	An increased rate of synthesis of proteoglycans	Defects in the degradation of proteoglycans	The synthesis of polysaccharides with an altered structure	An insufficient amount of proteolytic enzymes	1	[ "Mucopolysaccharidoses" ]	Question: Mucopolysaccharidoses are caused by Choices: A. An increased rate of synthesis of proteoglycans B. Defects in the degradation of proteoglycans C. The synthesis of polysaccharides with an altered structure D. An insufficient amount of proteolytic enzymes Answer:
Mucormycosis-	Angio-invasion	Lymph invasion	Septate hyphae	All	0	[ "Mucormycosis" ]	Question: Mucormycosis- Choices: A. Angio-invasion B. Lymph invasion C. Septate hyphae D. All Answer:
Mucormycosis -a) Angio-invasionb) Lymph invasionc) Septate hyphaed) Long term deferoxamine therapy is predisposing factore) It may lead to blindness	acd	ade	abd	ad	1	[ "Mucormycosis" ]	Question: Mucormycosis -a) Angio-invasionb) Lymph invasionc) Septate hyphaed) Long term deferoxamine therapy is predisposing factore) It may lead to blindness Choices: A. acd B. ade C. abd D. ad Answer:
True about Mucormycosis is	Angioinvasion	Lymph invasion	Septate hyphae	Long term deferoxamine therapy is predisposing factor	0	[ "Mucormycosis" ]	Question: True about Mucormycosis is Choices: A. Angioinvasion B. Lymph invasion C. Septate hyphae D. Long term deferoxamine therapy is predisposing factor Answer:
Rhinocerebral Mucormycosis is present with:	Broad spectrum antibiotic use	Pregnancy	Diabetic ketoacidosis	Renal tubular acidosis	2	[ "Mucormycosis" ]	Question: Rhinocerebral Mucormycosis is present with: Choices: A. Broad spectrum antibiotic use B. Pregnancy C. Diabetic ketoacidosis D. Renal tubular acidosis Answer:
Mucormycosis is caused by:	Rhizopus arrhizus	Rhizopus oryzae	Absidia corymbifera	All of the above	3	[ "Mucormycosis" ]	Question: Mucormycosis is caused by: Choices: A. Rhizopus arrhizus B. Rhizopus oryzae C. Absidia corymbifera D. All of the above Answer:
Mucormycosis of paranasal sinus is most common in?	HIV	Diabetes	Those on immuno suppressants	Post surgical	1	[ "Mucormycosis" ]	Question: Mucormycosis of paranasal sinus is most common in? Choices: A. HIV B. Diabetes C. Those on immuno suppressants D. Post surgical Answer:
Mucormycosis is caused by	Rhizopus arrhizus	Rhizopus oryzae	Absidia corymbifera	All of the above	3	[ "Mucormycosis" ]	Question: Mucormycosis is caused by Choices: A. Rhizopus arrhizus B. Rhizopus oryzae C. Absidia corymbifera D. All of the above Answer:
Mucormycosis of paranasal sinus is most common in	HIV	Diabetes	Those on immuno suppressants	Post surgical	1	[ "Mucormycosis" ]	Question: Mucormycosis of paranasal sinus is most common in Choices: A. HIV B. Diabetes C. Those on immuno suppressants D. Post surgical Answer:
Not a feature of Ocular Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid	Loss of fornices	Lid: Trichaiasis& Entropion	Involvement of mucosa of mouth	Type 1 hypersensitivity	3	[ "Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid" ]	Question: Not a feature of Ocular Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid Choices: A. Loss of fornices B. Lid: Trichaiasis& Entropion C. Involvement of mucosa of mouth D. Type 1 hypersensitivity Answer:
The most common translocation seen in patients with Multiple Myeloma is	t(11;14)	t(4;14)	t(14;16)	t(14;20)	0	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: The most common translocation seen in patients with Multiple Myeloma is Choices: A. t(11;14) B. t(4;14) C. t(14;16) D. t(14;20) Answer:
All of the following are poor prognostic factors in Multiple Myeloma, Except:	Azotemia	Hypocalcemia	LDH	High M component production	1	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: All of the following are poor prognostic factors in Multiple Myeloma, Except: Choices: A. Azotemia B. Hypocalcemia C. LDH D. High M component production Answer:
Bone scan of a patient with Multiple Myeloma shows	Diffusely increased uptake	Diffusely decreased uptake	Hot spots	Cold spots	3	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: Bone scan of a patient with Multiple Myeloma shows Choices: A. Diffusely increased uptake B. Diffusely decreased uptake C. Hot spots D. Cold spots Answer:
The immunoglobulin most commonly involved in Multiple Myeloma is :	IgG	IgM	IgA	IgD	0	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: The immunoglobulin most commonly involved in Multiple Myeloma is : Choices: A. IgG B. IgM C. IgA D. IgD Answer:
The most common translocation associated with poor prognosis in patients with Multiple Myeloma is	t(11;14)	t(4;14)	t(14;16)	t(14;20)	1	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: The most common translocation associated with poor prognosis in patients with Multiple Myeloma is Choices: A. t(11;14) B. t(4;14) C. t(14;16) D. t(14;20) Answer:
The immunoglobulin least commonly involved in Multiple Myeloma is:	IgG	IgM	IgA	IgD	3	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: The immunoglobulin least commonly involved in Multiple Myeloma is: Choices: A. IgG B. IgM C. IgA D. IgD Answer:
Which of the following is the least common feature of Multiple Myeloma:	Bone pain	Normocytic Normochromic Anemia	Susceptibility to bacterial infection	Hyperviscosity syndrome	3	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: Which of the following is the least common feature of Multiple Myeloma: Choices: A. Bone pain B. Normocytic Normochromic Anemia C. Susceptibility to bacterial infection D. Hyperviscosity syndrome Answer:
Which of the following is the least common feature of Multiple Myeloma -	Bone pain	Normocytic Normochromic Anemia	Susceptibility to bacterial Infection	Hyperviscosity syndrome	3	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: Which of the following is the least common feature of Multiple Myeloma - Choices: A. Bone pain B. Normocytic Normochromic Anemia C. Susceptibility to bacterial Infection D. Hyperviscosity syndrome Answer:
Which of the following may be seen in Multiple Myeloma:	Decreased Calcium	Sclerotic bone lesion	Bone deposition	Renal failure	3	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: Which of the following may be seen in Multiple Myeloma: Choices: A. Decreased Calcium B. Sclerotic bone lesion C. Bone deposition D. Renal failure Answer:
Which is true about Multiple Myeloma?	M spike increase	Direct plasma cell deposition in glomerular capillaries leads to kidney damage	IL 8 is a marker for bone lesions	Invariablly increase in alkaline Phosphatase	0	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: Which is true about Multiple Myeloma? Choices: A. M spike increase B. Direct plasma cell deposition in glomerular capillaries leads to kidney damage C. IL 8 is a marker for bone lesions D. Invariablly increase in alkaline Phosphatase Answer:
Investigation not useful in Multiple Myeloma	CT SCAN	MRI	BONE SCAN	PET	2	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: Investigation not useful in Multiple Myeloma Choices: A. CT SCAN B. MRI C. BONE SCAN D. PET Answer:
A drug not effective in Multiple Myeloma is?	Boezomib	Hydroxyurea	Melphalan	Cylcophosphamide	1	[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]	Question: A drug not effective in Multiple Myeloma is? Choices: A. Boezomib B. Hydroxyurea C. Melphalan D. Cylcophosphamide Answer:
Which of the major histocompatibility antigens is associated with an increased risk of Multiple Sclerosis?	A3	B27	DR2	DR3	2	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Which of the major histocompatibility antigens is associated with an increased risk of Multiple Sclerosis? Choices: A. A3 B. B27 C. DR2 D. DR3 Answer:
Most Common presentation of Multiple Sclerosis is	Optic neurosis	Intemuclear ophthalmoplegia	Transverse myelitis	Clinically isolated syndrome	3	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Most Common presentation of Multiple Sclerosis is Choices: A. Optic neurosis B. Intemuclear ophthalmoplegia C. Transverse myelitis D. Clinically isolated syndrome Answer:
Multiple Sclerosis is	Toxic disorder	Infectious disorder	Degenerative disorder	Demylinating disorder	3	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Multiple Sclerosis is Choices: A. Toxic disorder B. Infectious disorder C. Degenerative disorder D. Demylinating disorder Answer:
Demyelination is the major feature of Multiple Sclerosis. Which of the following cells forms myelin in the central nervous system?	Astrocytes	Ependymal cells	Microglia	OIigodendrocytes	3	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Demyelination is the major feature of Multiple Sclerosis. Which of the following cells forms myelin in the central nervous system? Choices: A. Astrocytes B. Ependymal cells C. Microglia D. OIigodendrocytes Answer:
Which of the following is used in the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis:	Interferon Alpha	Interferon Beta	Infliximab	Interferon gamma	1	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Which of the following is used in the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis: Choices: A. Interferon Alpha B. Interferon Beta C. Infliximab D. Interferon gamma Answer:
Most common manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis is	Weakness	Ataxia	Optic neuritis	Inter neuclear ophthalmoplegia	2	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Most common manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis is Choices: A. Weakness B. Ataxia C. Optic neuritis D. Inter neuclear ophthalmoplegia Answer:
Which of the following drugs is not recommended for the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis:	Interferon p-1 a	Interferon p-lb	Glatiramer Acetate	Mycophenolate	1	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Which of the following drugs is not recommended for the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis: Choices: A. Interferon p-1 a B. Interferon p-lb C. Glatiramer Acetate D. Mycophenolate Answer:
The most common clinical manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis is	Intemuclear Ophthalmoplegia	Ataxia	Optic Neuritis	Diplopia	2	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: The most common clinical manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis is Choices: A. Intemuclear Ophthalmoplegia B. Ataxia C. Optic Neuritis D. Diplopia Answer:
Multiple Sclerosis is associated with all of the following, Except	Hydrocephalus	Optic Neuritis	Spasticity	Spinal cord involvement	0	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Multiple Sclerosis is associated with all of the following, Except Choices: A. Hydrocephalus B. Optic Neuritis C. Spasticity D. Spinal cord involvement Answer:
Which of the following is false regarding Multiple Sclerosis (MS)?	More common in women and age of onset is between 20-40 years of age	Risk factors include vitamin D deficiency and cigarette smoking	Pathological hallmark is axonal degeneration	HLA DRB1 in MHC class II is associated with 10% of disease risk	2	[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]	Question: Which of the following is false regarding Multiple Sclerosis (MS)? Choices: A. More common in women and age of onset is between 20-40 years of age B. Risk factors include vitamin D deficiency and cigarette smoking C. Pathological hallmark is axonal degeneration D. HLA DRB1 in MHC class II is associated with 10% of disease risk Answer:
Incubation period of Mumps -	4-5 days	7-15 days	12-24 days	50 days	2	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Incubation period of Mumps - Choices: A. 4-5 days B. 7-15 days C. 12-24 days D. 50 days Answer:
All are true regarding Mumps, EXCEPT	Incubation period 18-21 days	Extensive tissue damage	Multiplies in respiratory epithelium	Spreads through Stenson's duct to Parotid gland	3	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: All are true regarding Mumps, EXCEPT Choices: A. Incubation period 18-21 days B. Extensive tissue damage C. Multiplies in respiratory epithelium D. Spreads through Stenson's duct to Parotid gland Answer:
Strain used in Mumps vaccine?	Edmonsten Zagreb	Urabe	Jeryl Lynn	Danish 1331	2	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Strain used in Mumps vaccine? Choices: A. Edmonsten Zagreb B. Urabe C. Jeryl Lynn D. Danish 1331 Answer:
Mumps most commonly affects the: March 2004	Parotid gland	Submandibular gland	Sublingual gland	Lacrimal gland	0	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Mumps most commonly affects the: March 2004 Choices: A. Parotid gland B. Submandibular gland C. Sublingual gland D. Lacrimal gland Answer:
Strain used in Mumps vaccine	Oka	Jeryl Lynn	Danish 1331	Edmonston Zagreb	1	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Strain used in Mumps vaccine Choices: A. Oka B. Jeryl Lynn C. Danish 1331 D. Edmonston Zagreb Answer:
Which is the commonest complication of Mumps in adults ?	Encephalitis	Orchitis	Pancreatitis	Carditis	1	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Which is the commonest complication of Mumps in adults ? Choices: A. Encephalitis B. Orchitis C. Pancreatitis D. Carditis Answer:
Most common complications of Mumps is	Orchitis and Oophoritis	Encephalitis	Pneumonia	Myocarditis	0	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Most common complications of Mumps is Choices: A. Orchitis and Oophoritis B. Encephalitis C. Pneumonia D. Myocarditis Answer:
The strain used in Mumps vaccine is	Jeryl Lynn	Edmonston Zagreb	RA 27/3	Oka	0	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: The strain used in Mumps vaccine is Choices: A. Jeryl Lynn B. Edmonston Zagreb C. RA 27/3 D. Oka Answer:
Mumps is caused by:	Orthomyxo virus	Paramyxo virus	Rheno virus	EB virus	1	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Mumps is caused by: Choices: A. Orthomyxo virus B. Paramyxo virus C. Rheno virus D. EB virus Answer:
Virus causing acute onset sensorineural deafness -a) Corona virusb) Rubella, measlesc) Mumpsd) Adeno viruse) Rota virus	a	bc	ac	ad	1	[ "Mumps", "Rubella" ]	Question: Virus causing acute onset sensorineural deafness -a) Corona virusb) Rubella, measlesc) Mumpsd) Adeno viruse) Rota virus Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. ad Answer:
Incubation period of Mumps is	7 days	18 days	10 days	14 days	1	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Incubation period of Mumps is Choices: A. 7 days B. 18 days C. 10 days D. 14 days Answer:
Which of the following is not true about Mumps: March 2007	Caused by paramyxovirus	Incubation period is less than 14 days	Orchitis is a common complication in males	Aseptic meningitis is a commoner complication in children	1	[ "Mumps" ]	Question: Which of the following is not true about Mumps: March 2007 Choices: A. Caused by paramyxovirus B. Incubation period is less than 14 days C. Orchitis is a common complication in males D. Aseptic meningitis is a commoner complication in children Answer:
Which receptors are blocked in Myasthenia Gravis.	Ach receptors	Calcium receptors	Sodium receptors	Opioid receptors	0	[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]	Question: Which receptors are blocked in Myasthenia Gravis. Choices: A. Ach receptors B. Calcium receptors C. Sodium receptors D. Opioid receptors Answer:
All of the following statements about Myasthenia Gravis are true, except:	Anti-AChR antibodies are the most common antibodies in generalized myasthenia gravis	The pathogenic Anti-AChR antibodies are IgG antibodies	Anti-MuSK antibodies are directed against muscarinic ACh receptors	The major defect is a decrease in the number of available ACh receptors	2	[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]	Question: All of the following statements about Myasthenia Gravis are true, except: Choices: A. Anti-AChR antibodies are the most common antibodies in generalized myasthenia gravis B. The pathogenic Anti-AChR antibodies are IgG antibodies C. Anti-MuSK antibodies are directed against muscarinic ACh receptors D. The major defect is a decrease in the number of available ACh receptors Answer:
Agent used for eliciting diagnostic differentiation of Myasthenia Gravis from Cholinergic crisis is:-	Ecothiophate	Edrophonium	Neostigmine	Ambenonium	1	[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]	Question: Agent used for eliciting diagnostic differentiation of Myasthenia Gravis from Cholinergic crisis is:- Choices: A. Ecothiophate B. Edrophonium C. Neostigmine D. Ambenonium Answer:
Agent used for eliciting diagnostic differentiation of Myasthenia Gravis from Cholinergic crisis is	Neostigmine	Ecothiophate	Edrophonium	Ambenonium	2	[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]	Question: Agent used for eliciting diagnostic differentiation of Myasthenia Gravis from Cholinergic crisis is Choices: A. Neostigmine B. Ecothiophate C. Edrophonium D. Ambenonium Answer:
Which receptors are blocked in Myasthenia Gravis?	Ach receptor	Ca++ receptors	Na+ receptors	Opioid receptors	0	[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]	Question: Which receptors are blocked in Myasthenia Gravis? Choices: A. Ach receptor B. Ca++ receptors C. Na+ receptors D. Opioid receptors Answer:
Diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis is by using -	Edrophonium	Neostigmine	Succinylcholine (SCh)	Atropine	0	[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]	Question: Diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis is by using - Choices: A. Edrophonium B. Neostigmine C. Succinylcholine (SCh) D. Atropine Answer:
Which of the following immune hypersensitivity reaction is resonsible for Myasthenia Gravis -	Type I Hypersensitivity	Type II Hypersensitivity	Type III Hypersensitivity	Type IV Hypersensitivity	1	[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]	Question: Which of the following immune hypersensitivity reaction is resonsible for Myasthenia Gravis - Choices: A. Type I Hypersensitivity B. Type II Hypersensitivity C. Type III Hypersensitivity D. Type IV Hypersensitivity Answer:
Which of the following immune hypersensitivity reaction is resonsible for Myasthenia Gravis ?	Type I Hypersensitivity	Type II Hypersensitivity	Type III Hypersensitivity	Type IV Hypersensitivity	1	[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]	Question: Which of the following immune hypersensitivity reaction is resonsible for Myasthenia Gravis ? Choices: A. Type I Hypersensitivity B. Type II Hypersensitivity C. Type III Hypersensitivity D. Type IV Hypersensitivity Answer:
All of the following are WHO classified Myelodysplastic Syndromes except:	CML	Refractory anemia with excess blasts	Refractory anemia with ringed sideroblasts	Refractory anemia	0	[ "Myelodysplastic Syndromes" ]	Question: All of the following are WHO classified Myelodysplastic Syndromes except: Choices: A. CML B. Refractory anemia with excess blasts C. Refractory anemia with ringed sideroblasts D. Refractory anemia Answer:
Which of the following is true about Diphtheria except-a) Faucial diphtheria is more dangerous than laryngeal diphtheriab) Laryngeal diphtheria mandates tracheotomyc) Child is more toxic with faucial diphtheriad) Myocarditis may be a complicatione) Palatal paralysis is irreversible	abc	bcd	abe	acd	2	[ "Myocarditis" ]	Question: Which of the following is true about Diphtheria except-a) Faucial diphtheria is more dangerous than laryngeal diphtheriab) Laryngeal diphtheria mandates tracheotomyc) Child is more toxic with faucial diphtheriad) Myocarditis may be a complicatione) Palatal paralysis is irreversible Choices: A. abc B. bcd C. abe D. acd Answer:
Myocarditis can be caused by -	Schistosomia	Ankylostoma duodenale	Trichuris trichura	Trichinella spiralis	3	[ "Myocarditis" ]	Question: Myocarditis can be caused by - Choices: A. Schistosomia B. Ankylostoma duodenale C. Trichuris trichura D. Trichinella spiralis Answer:

Medulloblastoma exclusively occurs in the:

Medulla

Cerebellum

Cerebral hemispheres

Spinal cord

1

[ "Medulloblastoma" ]

Question: Medulloblastoma exclusively occurs in the: Choices: A. Medulla B. Cerebellum C. Cerebral hemispheres D. Spinal cord Answer:

Uncooked Fish eating causing Megaloblastic Anemia is due to ?

H. nana

Taenia saginata

Echinococcus

Diphyllobothrium Latum

3

[ "Megaloblastic Anemia" ]

Question: Uncooked Fish eating causing Megaloblastic Anemia is due to ? Choices: A. H. nana B. Taenia saginata C. Echinococcus D. Diphyllobothrium Latum Answer:

A lady had Meningioma with inflammatory edematous lesion. She was planned for surgery. Junior resident's mistake in writing pre-op notes is:

Stop Steroids

Wash head with shampoo

Antibiotic Sensitivity

Continue antiepileptics

0

[ "Meningioma" ]

Question: A lady had Meningioma with inflammatory edematous lesion. She was planned for surgery. Junior resident's mistake in writing pre-op notes is: Choices: A. Stop Steroids B. Wash head with shampoo C. Antibiotic Sensitivity D. Continue antiepileptics Answer:

Meningioma on plain radiography reveals – a) Calcificationb) Erosionc) Sutural diastasis d) Osteosclerosise) Vascular marknig

ade

bde

abd

ad

0

[ "Meningioma" ]

Question: Meningioma on plain radiography reveals – a) Calcificationb) Erosionc) Sutural diastasis d) Osteosclerosise) Vascular marknig Choices: A. ade B. bde C. abd D. ad Answer:

Meningioma arises from-

Extra dural arteries

Extra cranial muscles

Venous sinuses

Arachnoid cap cells

3

[ "Meningioma" ]

Question: Meningioma arises from- Choices: A. Extra dural arteries B. Extra cranial muscles C. Venous sinuses D. Arachnoid cap cells Answer:

Proptosis is seen in – a) Neuroblastoma b) Meningioma c) Sympathetic ophthalmia d) Injuries

abd

abc

bcd

bde

0

[ "Meningioma" ]

Question: Proptosis is seen in – a) Neuroblastoma b) Meningioma c) Sympathetic ophthalmia d) Injuries Choices: A. abd B. abc C. bcd D. bde Answer:

Most common cause of Acute Aseptic Meningitis in children is

Arbovirus

Respiratory syncytial virus

Enterovirus

Herpes family

2

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Most common cause of Acute Aseptic Meningitis in children is Choices: A. Arbovirus B. Respiratory syncytial virus C. Enterovirus D. Herpes family Answer:

Epidural anaesthesia decrease risk of – a) Headacheb) Hypotensionc) Meningitisd) Arachnoiditis

abc

ad

bc

acd

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Epidural anaesthesia decrease risk of – a) Headacheb) Hypotensionc) Meningitisd) Arachnoiditis Choices: A. abc B. ad C. bc D. acd Answer:

A newborn of 7 days old presented with meningitis. Most common cause –a) E.colib) Streptococcal pneumoniac) N. Meningitisd) Streptococcal agalactiae

b

c

ac

ad

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: A newborn of 7 days old presented with meningitis. Most common cause –a) E.colib) Streptococcal pneumoniac) N. Meningitisd) Streptococcal agalactiae Choices: A. b B. c C. ac D. ad Answer:

Meningitis bacteria are normally present in?

Nasopharynx

Skin

Genitals

Lower G.I.T

0

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Meningitis bacteria are normally present in? Choices: A. Nasopharynx B. Skin C. Genitals D. Lower G.I.T Answer:

Meningitis caused by Cryptococcus neoformans is most often acquired by

Head trauma

Primary gastrointestinal infection

Hematogenous spread of fungus from the lung

Ohopedic surgery

2

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Meningitis caused by Cryptococcus neoformans is most often acquired by Choices: A. Head trauma B. Primary gastrointestinal infection C. Hematogenous spread of fungus from the lung D. Ohopedic surgery Answer:

The following Bacteria are most often associated with Acute Neonatal Meningitis except

Escherichia coli

Streptococcus agalactiae

Neisseria meningitidis

Listeria monocytogenes

2

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: The following Bacteria are most often associated with Acute Neonatal Meningitis except Choices: A. Escherichia coli B. Streptococcus agalactiae C. Neisseria meningitidis D. Listeria monocytogenes Answer:

Most potential route for transmission of Meningitis from CNS to Inner ear is -

Cochlear Aqueduct

Endolymphatic sac

Vestibular Aqueduct

Hyrtle fissure

0

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Most potential route for transmission of Meningitis from CNS to Inner ear is - Choices: A. Cochlear Aqueduct B. Endolymphatic sac C. Vestibular Aqueduct D. Hyrtle fissure Answer:

Meningitis with normal glucose is seen in -

TB

Cryptococcus

Coxsackie

Listeria

2

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Meningitis with normal glucose is seen in - Choices: A. TB B. Cryptococcus C. Coxsackie D. Listeria Answer:

Which of the following agent is least likely to cause Meningitis in the elderly?

Listeria Monocytogenes

Streptococcus pneumonia

Gram Negative bacteria

Herpes Simplex Virus - 2 (HSV 2)

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Which of the following agent is least likely to cause Meningitis in the elderly? Choices: A. Listeria Monocytogenes B. Streptococcus pneumonia C. Gram Negative bacteria D. Herpes Simplex Virus - 2 (HSV 2) Answer:

Meningitis in immunocompromised host is frequently caused by

Candida tropicalis

Cryptococcus neoformans

Trichophyton rubrum

Epidermophyton flocculosum

1

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Meningitis in immunocompromised host is frequently caused by Choices: A. Candida tropicalis B. Cryptococcus neoformans C. Trichophyton rubrum D. Epidermophyton flocculosum Answer:

Rapid diagnostic test for gram negative bacterial Meningitis is

CSF - Latex agglutination

Nasopharyngeal swab culture

CSF - Culture

Limulus amebocyte lysate assay

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Rapid diagnostic test for gram negative bacterial Meningitis is Choices: A. CSF - Latex agglutination B. Nasopharyngeal swab culture C. CSF - Culture D. Limulus amebocyte lysate assay Answer:

Which of the following is the classical CSF finding seen in Tubercular Meningitis?

Increased protein, decreased sugar, increased lymphocytes

Increased protein, sugar and lymphocytes

Decreased protein, increased sugar and lymphocytes

Increased sugar, protein and neutrophils

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[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Which of the following is the classical CSF finding seen in Tubercular Meningitis? Choices: A. Increased protein, decreased sugar, increased lymphocytes B. Increased protein, sugar and lymphocytes C. Decreased protein, increased sugar and lymphocytes D. Increased sugar, protein and neutrophils Answer:

Meningitis is caused by

Sporothrix

Mucor

Rhizopus

Cryptococcus neoformans

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Meningitis is caused by Choices: A. Sporothrix B. Mucor C. Rhizopus D. Cryptococcus neoformans Answer:

Which of the following is true about meningococcal Meningitis -

Case fatality less than 10% in untreated cases

Cases are the main source of infection

Rifampicin is the drug of choice

Treatment in the first 2 days can save the life of 95% cases

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Which of the following is true about meningococcal Meningitis - Choices: A. Case fatality less than 10% in untreated cases B. Cases are the main source of infection C. Rifampicin is the drug of choice D. Treatment in the first 2 days can save the life of 95% cases Answer:

Most potential route for transmission of Meningitis from CNS to Inner ear is:

Cochlear Aqueduct

Endolymphatic sac

Vestibular Aqueduct

Hyl's fissure

0

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Most potential route for transmission of Meningitis from CNS to Inner ear is: Choices: A. Cochlear Aqueduct B. Endolymphatic sac C. Vestibular Aqueduct D. Hyl's fissure Answer:

Whihc of the following is true about meningococcal Meningitis-

Case fatality less than 10% in untreated cases

Cases are main source of infection

Rifampicin is the Drug of choice

Treatment in the first 2 days can save the life of 95% cases

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Whihc of the following is true about meningococcal Meningitis- Choices: A. Case fatality less than 10% in untreated cases B. Cases are main source of infection C. Rifampicin is the Drug of choice D. Treatment in the first 2 days can save the life of 95% cases Answer:

Meningitis is characterized by the acute onset of fever and stiff neck. Aseptic meningitis may be caused by a variety of microbial agents. During the initial 24 h of the course of aseptic meningitis, an affected person's cerebrospinal fluid is characterized by

Decreased protein content

Elevated glucose concentration

Lymphocytosis

Polymorphonuclear leukocytosis

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[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Meningitis is characterized by the acute onset of fever and stiff neck. Aseptic meningitis may be caused by a variety of microbial agents. During the initial 24 h of the course of aseptic meningitis, an affected person's cerebrospinal fluid is characterized by Choices: A. Decreased protein content B. Elevated glucose concentration C. Lymphocytosis D. Polymorphonuclear leukocytosis Answer:

Meningitis with rash is seen in

Neisseria meningitidis

Hemophilus influenzae

Streptococcus agalactae

Pneumococcus

0

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Meningitis with rash is seen in Choices: A. Neisseria meningitidis B. Hemophilus influenzae C. Streptococcus agalactae D. Pneumococcus Answer:

Acute Pyogenic Meningitis true is/are -

Purulent exudates within leptomeninges

CSF cloudy with PMN

Causes ventricular enlargements.

All of the above

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Acute Pyogenic Meningitis true is/are - Choices: A. Purulent exudates within leptomeninges B. CSF cloudy with PMN C. Causes ventricular enlargements. D. All of the above Answer:

Most common cause of Pyogenic Meningitis in 6 month to 2 years of age is

Staphylococcus aureus

Pneumococcus

Streptococcus pneumonia

H. influeuenzae

2

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Most common cause of Pyogenic Meningitis in 6 month to 2 years of age is Choices: A. Staphylococcus aureus B. Pneumococcus C. Streptococcus pneumonia D. H. influeuenzae Answer:

The drug of choice in Cryptoccccal Meningitis is:

Pentostatin

Amphotericin B

Clotrimazole

Zidovudine

1

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: The drug of choice in Cryptoccccal Meningitis is: Choices: A. Pentostatin B. Amphotericin B C. Clotrimazole D. Zidovudine Answer:

The drug of choice in Cryptococcal Meningitis is -

Pentostatin

Amphotericin B

Clotrimazole

Zidovudine

1

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: The drug of choice in Cryptococcal Meningitis is - Choices: A. Pentostatin B. Amphotericin B C. Clotrimazole D. Zidovudine Answer:

Which is NOT a common cause of Meningitis in adults?

Group B streptococcus

Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Staph. aureus/H. influenza

Str. pyogenes -- Group A

3

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: Which is NOT a common cause of Meningitis in adults? Choices: A. Group B streptococcus B. Mycobacterium tuberculosis C. Staph. aureus/H. influenza D. Str. pyogenes -- Group A Answer:

A mother brings her 1-year-old daughter to the physician. She says that for the last 2 days her daughter has been fussy and crying more than usual. She also refuses formula. The patient has a fever of 39.4degC (102.9degF). Meningitis is suspected, and a lumbar puncture is per- formed. Analysis of the cerebrospinal fluid shows an opening pressure of 98 mm H2O, a leukocyte count of 1256/mm3, a protein level of 210 mg/dL, and a glucose level of 31 mg/dL.. The mother says that the patient has received no immunizations. Which of the following organisms is most likely responsible for this patient's illness?

Clostridium botulinum

Haemophilus influenza

Neisseria meningitides

Streptococcus pneumoniae

1

[ "Meningitis" ]

Question: A mother brings her 1-year-old daughter to the physician. She says that for the last 2 days her daughter has been fussy and crying more than usual. She also refuses formula. The patient has a fever of 39.4degC (102.9degF). Meningitis is suspected, and a lumbar puncture is per- formed. Analysis of the cerebrospinal fluid shows an opening pressure of 98 mm H2O, a leukocyte count of 1256/mm3, a protein level of 210 mg/dL, and a glucose level of 31 mg/dL.. The mother says that the patient has received no immunizations. Which of the following organisms is most likely responsible for this patient's illness? Choices: A. Clostridium botulinum B. Haemophilus influenza C. Neisseria meningitides D. Streptococcus pneumoniae Answer:

Purpura is a feature of- a) Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation b) Henoch Schonlein Purpura c) Meningococcemia d) Schamberg's disease

abc

abd

acd

ac

0

[ "Meningococcemia" ]

Question: Purpura is a feature of- a) Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation b) Henoch Schonlein Purpura c) Meningococcemia d) Schamberg's disease Choices: A. abc B. abd C. acd D. ac Answer:

Mesothelioma is most commonly caused by?

Asbestosis

Silicosis

Anthracosis

Coal workers pneumoconiosis

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[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma is most commonly caused by? Choices: A. Asbestosis B. Silicosis C. Anthracosis D. Coal workers pneumoconiosis Answer:

Mesothelioma is caused by –

Asbestosis

Silicosis

Baggasois

Anthracosis

0

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma is caused by – Choices: A. Asbestosis B. Silicosis C. Baggasois D. Anthracosis Answer:

Arsenic is assocaited with increased risk of a) Mesothelioma b) Melanoma c) Basal cell carcinoma d) Squamous cell carcinoma

ad

bd

cd

ab

2

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Arsenic is assocaited with increased risk of a) Mesothelioma b) Melanoma c) Basal cell carcinoma d) Squamous cell carcinoma Choices: A. ad B. bd C. cd D. ab Answer:

Mesothelioma is -

Benign

Rarely malignant

Mostly malignant

Always malignant

2

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma is - Choices: A. Benign B. Rarely malignant C. Mostly malignant D. Always malignant Answer:

Biphasic histopathology is seen in -a) Rhabdomyomab) Mesotheliomac) Neurofibromatosisd) Synovial sarcoma

bd

d

ab

ac

0

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Biphasic histopathology is seen in -a) Rhabdomyomab) Mesotheliomac) Neurofibromatosisd) Synovial sarcoma Choices: A. bd B. d C. ab D. ac Answer:

Mesothelioma is differentiated from adenocarcinoma by:

Prescence of long slender microvilli

Abundant altered mitochondria

Ribosome clumps

Dense secretory core granules

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[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma is differentiated from adenocarcinoma by: Choices: A. Prescence of long slender microvilli B. Abundant altered mitochondria C. Ribosome clumps D. Dense secretory core granules Answer:

Mesothelioma is seen in which type of pneumoconiosis:

Anthracosis

Byssinosis

Asbestosis

Silicosis

2

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma is seen in which type of pneumoconiosis: Choices: A. Anthracosis B. Byssinosis C. Asbestosis D. Silicosis Answer:

Mesothelioma associated with which variety of asbestos -

Serpentine

Amphibole

Both the above

None of the above

1

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma associated with which variety of asbestos - Choices: A. Serpentine B. Amphibole C. Both the above D. None of the above Answer:

Which form of asbestos is most commonly associated with maximum risk of Mesothelioma?

Chrysolite

Amosite

Anthophyllite

Crocidolite

3

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Which form of asbestos is most commonly associated with maximum risk of Mesothelioma? Choices: A. Chrysolite B. Amosite C. Anthophyllite D. Crocidolite Answer:

Mesothelioma is closely associated with which of the following: September 2011, March 2013 (f, h)

Silicosis

Anthracosis

Byssinosis

Asbestosis

3

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma is closely associated with which of the following: September 2011, March 2013 (f, h) Choices: A. Silicosis B. Anthracosis C. Byssinosis D. Asbestosis Answer:

Mesothelioma is caused by -

Asbestosis

Silicosis

Baggasosis

Anthracosis

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[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma is caused by - Choices: A. Asbestosis B. Silicosis C. Baggasosis D. Anthracosis Answer:

Primary pleural tumor is -a) Mesotheliomab) Myxomac) Lipomad) Fibroma

b

c

ac

ad

3

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Primary pleural tumor is -a) Mesotheliomab) Myxomac) Lipomad) Fibroma Choices: A. b B. c C. ac D. ad Answer:

Asbestosis is usually related to -a) Small cell carcinoma lungb) Large cell carcinoma lungc) Mesotheliomad) Squamous cell carcinoma lung

cd

bc

bd

ac

0

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Asbestosis is usually related to -a) Small cell carcinoma lungb) Large cell carcinoma lungc) Mesotheliomad) Squamous cell carcinoma lung Choices: A. cd B. bc C. bd D. ac Answer:

Mesothelioma associated with which variety of asbestos ?

Serpentine

Amphibole

Both the above

None of the above

1

[ "Mesothelioma" ]

Question: Mesothelioma associated with which variety of asbestos ? Choices: A. Serpentine B. Amphibole C. Both the above D. None of the above Answer:

Mucopolysaccharidoses are caused by

An increased rate of synthesis of proteoglycans

Defects in the degradation of proteoglycans

The synthesis of polysaccharides with an altered structure

An insufficient amount of proteolytic enzymes

1

[ "Mucopolysaccharidoses" ]

Question: Mucopolysaccharidoses are caused by Choices: A. An increased rate of synthesis of proteoglycans B. Defects in the degradation of proteoglycans C. The synthesis of polysaccharides with an altered structure D. An insufficient amount of proteolytic enzymes Answer:

Mucormycosis-

Angio-invasion

Lymph invasion

Septate hyphae

All

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[ "Mucormycosis" ]

Question: Mucormycosis- Choices: A. Angio-invasion B. Lymph invasion C. Septate hyphae D. All Answer:

Mucormycosis -a) Angio-invasionb) Lymph invasionc) Septate hyphaed) Long term deferoxamine therapy is predisposing factore) It may lead to blindness

acd

ade

abd

ad

1

[ "Mucormycosis" ]

Question: Mucormycosis -a) Angio-invasionb) Lymph invasionc) Septate hyphaed) Long term deferoxamine therapy is predisposing factore) It may lead to blindness Choices: A. acd B. ade C. abd D. ad Answer:

True about Mucormycosis is

Angioinvasion

Lymph invasion

Septate hyphae

Long term deferoxamine therapy is predisposing factor

0

[ "Mucormycosis" ]

Question: True about Mucormycosis is Choices: A. Angioinvasion B. Lymph invasion C. Septate hyphae D. Long term deferoxamine therapy is predisposing factor Answer:

Rhinocerebral Mucormycosis is present with:

Broad spectrum antibiotic use

Pregnancy

Diabetic ketoacidosis

Renal tubular acidosis

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[ "Mucormycosis" ]

Question: Rhinocerebral Mucormycosis is present with: Choices: A. Broad spectrum antibiotic use B. Pregnancy C. Diabetic ketoacidosis D. Renal tubular acidosis Answer:

Mucormycosis is caused by:

Rhizopus arrhizus

Rhizopus oryzae

Absidia corymbifera

All of the above

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[ "Mucormycosis" ]

Question: Mucormycosis is caused by: Choices: A. Rhizopus arrhizus B. Rhizopus oryzae C. Absidia corymbifera D. All of the above Answer:

Mucormycosis of paranasal sinus is most common in?

HIV

Diabetes

Those on immuno suppressants

Post surgical

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[ "Mucormycosis" ]

Question: Mucormycosis of paranasal sinus is most common in? Choices: A. HIV B. Diabetes C. Those on immuno suppressants D. Post surgical Answer:

Mucormycosis is caused by

Rhizopus arrhizus

Rhizopus oryzae

Absidia corymbifera

All of the above

3

[ "Mucormycosis" ]

Question: Mucormycosis is caused by Choices: A. Rhizopus arrhizus B. Rhizopus oryzae C. Absidia corymbifera D. All of the above Answer:

Mucormycosis of paranasal sinus is most common in

HIV

Diabetes

Those on immuno suppressants

Post surgical

1

[ "Mucormycosis" ]

Question: Mucormycosis of paranasal sinus is most common in Choices: A. HIV B. Diabetes C. Those on immuno suppressants D. Post surgical Answer:

Not a feature of Ocular Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid

Loss of fornices

Lid: Trichaiasis& Entropion

Involvement of mucosa of mouth

Type 1 hypersensitivity

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[ "Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid" ]

Question: Not a feature of Ocular Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid Choices: A. Loss of fornices B. Lid: Trichaiasis& Entropion C. Involvement of mucosa of mouth D. Type 1 hypersensitivity Answer:

The most common translocation seen in patients with Multiple Myeloma is

t(11;14)

t(4;14)

t(14;16)

t(14;20)

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[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: The most common translocation seen in patients with Multiple Myeloma is Choices: A. t(11;14) B. t(4;14) C. t(14;16) D. t(14;20) Answer:

All of the following are poor prognostic factors in Multiple Myeloma, Except:

Azotemia

Hypocalcemia

LDH

High M component production

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[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: All of the following are poor prognostic factors in Multiple Myeloma, Except: Choices: A. Azotemia B. Hypocalcemia C. LDH D. High M component production Answer:

Bone scan of a patient with Multiple Myeloma shows

Diffusely increased uptake

Diffusely decreased uptake

Hot spots

Cold spots

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[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: Bone scan of a patient with Multiple Myeloma shows Choices: A. Diffusely increased uptake B. Diffusely decreased uptake C. Hot spots D. Cold spots Answer:

The immunoglobulin most commonly involved in Multiple Myeloma is :

IgG

IgM

IgA

IgD

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[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: The immunoglobulin most commonly involved in Multiple Myeloma is : Choices: A. IgG B. IgM C. IgA D. IgD Answer:

The most common translocation associated with poor prognosis in patients with Multiple Myeloma is

t(11;14)

t(4;14)

t(14;16)

t(14;20)

1

[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: The most common translocation associated with poor prognosis in patients with Multiple Myeloma is Choices: A. t(11;14) B. t(4;14) C. t(14;16) D. t(14;20) Answer:

The immunoglobulin least commonly involved in Multiple Myeloma is:

IgG

IgM

IgA

IgD

3

[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: The immunoglobulin least commonly involved in Multiple Myeloma is: Choices: A. IgG B. IgM C. IgA D. IgD Answer:

Which of the following is the least common feature of Multiple Myeloma:

Bone pain

Normocytic Normochromic Anemia

Susceptibility to bacterial infection

Hyperviscosity syndrome

3

[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: Which of the following is the least common feature of Multiple Myeloma: Choices: A. Bone pain B. Normocytic Normochromic Anemia C. Susceptibility to bacterial infection D. Hyperviscosity syndrome Answer:

Which of the following is the least common feature of Multiple Myeloma -

Bone pain

Normocytic Normochromic Anemia

Susceptibility to bacterial Infection

Hyperviscosity syndrome

3

[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: Which of the following is the least common feature of Multiple Myeloma - Choices: A. Bone pain B. Normocytic Normochromic Anemia C. Susceptibility to bacterial Infection D. Hyperviscosity syndrome Answer:

Which of the following may be seen in Multiple Myeloma:

Decreased Calcium

Sclerotic bone lesion

Bone deposition

Renal failure

3

[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: Which of the following may be seen in Multiple Myeloma: Choices: A. Decreased Calcium B. Sclerotic bone lesion C. Bone deposition D. Renal failure Answer:

Which is true about Multiple Myeloma?

M spike increase

Direct plasma cell deposition in glomerular capillaries leads to kidney damage

IL 8 is a marker for bone lesions

Invariablly increase in alkaline Phosphatase

0

[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: Which is true about Multiple Myeloma? Choices: A. M spike increase B. Direct plasma cell deposition in glomerular capillaries leads to kidney damage C. IL 8 is a marker for bone lesions D. Invariablly increase in alkaline Phosphatase Answer:

Investigation not useful in Multiple Myeloma

CT SCAN

MRI

BONE SCAN

PET

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[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: Investigation not useful in Multiple Myeloma Choices: A. CT SCAN B. MRI C. BONE SCAN D. PET Answer:

A drug not effective in Multiple Myeloma is?

Boezomib

Hydroxyurea

Melphalan

Cylcophosphamide

1

[ "Multiple Myeloma" ]

Question: A drug not effective in Multiple Myeloma is? Choices: A. Boezomib B. Hydroxyurea C. Melphalan D. Cylcophosphamide Answer:

Which of the major histocompatibility antigens is associated with an increased risk of Multiple Sclerosis?

A3

B27

DR2

DR3

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[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Which of the major histocompatibility antigens is associated with an increased risk of Multiple Sclerosis? Choices: A. A3 B. B27 C. DR2 D. DR3 Answer:

Most Common presentation of Multiple Sclerosis is

Optic neurosis

Intemuclear ophthalmoplegia

Transverse myelitis

Clinically isolated syndrome

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[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Most Common presentation of Multiple Sclerosis is Choices: A. Optic neurosis B. Intemuclear ophthalmoplegia C. Transverse myelitis D. Clinically isolated syndrome Answer:

Multiple Sclerosis is

Toxic disorder

Infectious disorder

Degenerative disorder

Demylinating disorder

3

[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Multiple Sclerosis is Choices: A. Toxic disorder B. Infectious disorder C. Degenerative disorder D. Demylinating disorder Answer:

Demyelination is the major feature of Multiple Sclerosis. Which of the following cells forms myelin in the central nervous system?

Astrocytes

Ependymal cells

Microglia

OIigodendrocytes

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[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Demyelination is the major feature of Multiple Sclerosis. Which of the following cells forms myelin in the central nervous system? Choices: A. Astrocytes B. Ependymal cells C. Microglia D. OIigodendrocytes Answer:

Which of the following is used in the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis:

Interferon Alpha

Interferon Beta

Infliximab

Interferon gamma

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[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Which of the following is used in the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis: Choices: A. Interferon Alpha B. Interferon Beta C. Infliximab D. Interferon gamma Answer:

Most common manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis is

Weakness

Ataxia

Optic neuritis

Inter neuclear ophthalmoplegia

2

[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Most common manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis is Choices: A. Weakness B. Ataxia C. Optic neuritis D. Inter neuclear ophthalmoplegia Answer:

Which of the following drugs is not recommended for the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis:

Interferon p-1 a

Interferon p-lb

Glatiramer Acetate

Mycophenolate

1

[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Which of the following drugs is not recommended for the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis: Choices: A. Interferon p-1 a B. Interferon p-lb C. Glatiramer Acetate D. Mycophenolate Answer:

The most common clinical manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis is

Intemuclear Ophthalmoplegia

Ataxia

Optic Neuritis

Diplopia

2

[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: The most common clinical manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis is Choices: A. Intemuclear Ophthalmoplegia B. Ataxia C. Optic Neuritis D. Diplopia Answer:

Multiple Sclerosis is associated with all of the following, Except

Hydrocephalus

Optic Neuritis

Spasticity

Spinal cord involvement

0

[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Multiple Sclerosis is associated with all of the following, Except Choices: A. Hydrocephalus B. Optic Neuritis C. Spasticity D. Spinal cord involvement Answer:

Which of the following is false regarding Multiple Sclerosis (MS)?

More common in women and age of onset is between 20-40 years of age

Risk factors include vitamin D deficiency and cigarette smoking

Pathological hallmark is axonal degeneration

HLA DRB1 in MHC class II is associated with 10% of disease risk

2

[ "Multiple Sclerosis" ]

Question: Which of the following is false regarding Multiple Sclerosis (MS)? Choices: A. More common in women and age of onset is between 20-40 years of age B. Risk factors include vitamin D deficiency and cigarette smoking C. Pathological hallmark is axonal degeneration D. HLA DRB1 in MHC class II is associated with 10% of disease risk Answer:

Incubation period of Mumps -

4-5 days

7-15 days

12-24 days

50 days

2

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Incubation period of Mumps - Choices: A. 4-5 days B. 7-15 days C. 12-24 days D. 50 days Answer:

All are true regarding Mumps, EXCEPT

Incubation period 18-21 days

Extensive tissue damage

Multiplies in respiratory epithelium

Spreads through Stenson's duct to Parotid gland

3

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: All are true regarding Mumps, EXCEPT Choices: A. Incubation period 18-21 days B. Extensive tissue damage C. Multiplies in respiratory epithelium D. Spreads through Stenson's duct to Parotid gland Answer:

Strain used in Mumps vaccine?

Edmonsten Zagreb

Urabe

Jeryl Lynn

Danish 1331

2

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Strain used in Mumps vaccine? Choices: A. Edmonsten Zagreb B. Urabe C. Jeryl Lynn D. Danish 1331 Answer:

Mumps most commonly affects the: March 2004

Parotid gland

Submandibular gland

Sublingual gland

Lacrimal gland

0

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Mumps most commonly affects the: March 2004 Choices: A. Parotid gland B. Submandibular gland C. Sublingual gland D. Lacrimal gland Answer:

Strain used in Mumps vaccine

Oka

Jeryl Lynn

Danish 1331

Edmonston Zagreb

1

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Strain used in Mumps vaccine Choices: A. Oka B. Jeryl Lynn C. Danish 1331 D. Edmonston Zagreb Answer:

Which is the commonest complication of Mumps in adults ?

Encephalitis

Orchitis

Pancreatitis

Carditis

1

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Which is the commonest complication of Mumps in adults ? Choices: A. Encephalitis B. Orchitis C. Pancreatitis D. Carditis Answer:

Most common complications of Mumps is

Orchitis and Oophoritis

Encephalitis

Pneumonia

Myocarditis

0

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Most common complications of Mumps is Choices: A. Orchitis and Oophoritis B. Encephalitis C. Pneumonia D. Myocarditis Answer:

The strain used in Mumps vaccine is

Jeryl Lynn

Edmonston Zagreb

RA 27/3

Oka

0

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: The strain used in Mumps vaccine is Choices: A. Jeryl Lynn B. Edmonston Zagreb C. RA 27/3 D. Oka Answer:

Mumps is caused by:

Orthomyxo virus

Paramyxo virus

Rheno virus

EB virus

1

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Mumps is caused by: Choices: A. Orthomyxo virus B. Paramyxo virus C. Rheno virus D. EB virus Answer:

Virus causing acute onset sensorineural deafness -a) Corona virusb) Rubella, measlesc) Mumpsd) Adeno viruse) Rota virus

a

bc

ac

ad

1

[ "Mumps", "Rubella" ]

Question: Virus causing acute onset sensorineural deafness -a) Corona virusb) Rubella, measlesc) Mumpsd) Adeno viruse) Rota virus Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. ad Answer:

Incubation period of Mumps is

7 days

18 days

10 days

14 days

1

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Incubation period of Mumps is Choices: A. 7 days B. 18 days C. 10 days D. 14 days Answer:

Which of the following is not true about Mumps: March 2007

Caused by paramyxovirus

Incubation period is less than 14 days

Orchitis is a common complication in males

Aseptic meningitis is a commoner complication in children

1

[ "Mumps" ]

Question: Which of the following is not true about Mumps: March 2007 Choices: A. Caused by paramyxovirus B. Incubation period is less than 14 days C. Orchitis is a common complication in males D. Aseptic meningitis is a commoner complication in children Answer:

Which receptors are blocked in Myasthenia Gravis.

Ach receptors

Calcium receptors

Sodium receptors

Opioid receptors

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[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]

Question: Which receptors are blocked in Myasthenia Gravis. Choices: A. Ach receptors B. Calcium receptors C. Sodium receptors D. Opioid receptors Answer:

All of the following statements about Myasthenia Gravis are true, except:

Anti-AChR antibodies are the most common antibodies in generalized myasthenia gravis

The pathogenic Anti-AChR antibodies are IgG antibodies

Anti-MuSK antibodies are directed against muscarinic ACh receptors

The major defect is a decrease in the number of available ACh receptors

2

[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]

Question: All of the following statements about Myasthenia Gravis are true, except: Choices: A. Anti-AChR antibodies are the most common antibodies in generalized myasthenia gravis B. The pathogenic Anti-AChR antibodies are IgG antibodies C. Anti-MuSK antibodies are directed against muscarinic ACh receptors D. The major defect is a decrease in the number of available ACh receptors Answer:

Agent used for eliciting diagnostic differentiation of Myasthenia Gravis from Cholinergic crisis is:-

Ecothiophate

Edrophonium

Neostigmine

Ambenonium

1

[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]

Question: Agent used for eliciting diagnostic differentiation of Myasthenia Gravis from Cholinergic crisis is:- Choices: A. Ecothiophate B. Edrophonium C. Neostigmine D. Ambenonium Answer:

Agent used for eliciting diagnostic differentiation of Myasthenia Gravis from Cholinergic crisis is

Neostigmine

Ecothiophate

Edrophonium

Ambenonium

2

[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]

Question: Agent used for eliciting diagnostic differentiation of Myasthenia Gravis from Cholinergic crisis is Choices: A. Neostigmine B. Ecothiophate C. Edrophonium D. Ambenonium Answer:

Which receptors are blocked in Myasthenia Gravis?

Ach receptor

Ca++ receptors

Na+ receptors

Opioid receptors

0

[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]

Question: Which receptors are blocked in Myasthenia Gravis? Choices: A. Ach receptor B. Ca++ receptors C. Na+ receptors D. Opioid receptors Answer:

Diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis is by using -

Edrophonium

Neostigmine

Succinylcholine (SCh)

Atropine

0

[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]

Question: Diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis is by using - Choices: A. Edrophonium B. Neostigmine C. Succinylcholine (SCh) D. Atropine Answer:

Which of the following immune hypersensitivity reaction is resonsible for Myasthenia Gravis -

Type I Hypersensitivity

Type II Hypersensitivity

Type III Hypersensitivity

Type IV Hypersensitivity

1

[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]

Question: Which of the following immune hypersensitivity reaction is resonsible for Myasthenia Gravis - Choices: A. Type I Hypersensitivity B. Type II Hypersensitivity C. Type III Hypersensitivity D. Type IV Hypersensitivity Answer:

Which of the following immune hypersensitivity reaction is resonsible for Myasthenia Gravis ?

Type I Hypersensitivity

Type II Hypersensitivity

Type III Hypersensitivity

Type IV Hypersensitivity

1

[ "Myasthenia Gravis" ]

Question: Which of the following immune hypersensitivity reaction is resonsible for Myasthenia Gravis ? Choices: A. Type I Hypersensitivity B. Type II Hypersensitivity C. Type III Hypersensitivity D. Type IV Hypersensitivity Answer:

All of the following are WHO classified Myelodysplastic Syndromes except:

CML

Refractory anemia with excess blasts

Refractory anemia with ringed sideroblasts

Refractory anemia

0

[ "Myelodysplastic Syndromes" ]

Question: All of the following are WHO classified Myelodysplastic Syndromes except: Choices: A. CML B. Refractory anemia with excess blasts C. Refractory anemia with ringed sideroblasts D. Refractory anemia Answer:

Which of the following is true about Diphtheria except-a) Faucial diphtheria is more dangerous than laryngeal diphtheriab) Laryngeal diphtheria mandates tracheotomyc) Child is more toxic with faucial diphtheriad) Myocarditis may be a complicatione) Palatal paralysis is irreversible

abc

bcd

abe

acd

2

[ "Myocarditis" ]

Question: Which of the following is true about Diphtheria except-a) Faucial diphtheria is more dangerous than laryngeal diphtheriab) Laryngeal diphtheria mandates tracheotomyc) Child is more toxic with faucial diphtheriad) Myocarditis may be a complicatione) Palatal paralysis is irreversible Choices: A. abc B. bcd C. abe D. acd Answer:

Myocarditis can be caused by -

Schistosomia

Ankylostoma duodenale

Trichuris trichura

Trichinella spiralis

3

[ "Myocarditis" ]

Question: Myocarditis can be caused by - Choices: A. Schistosomia B. Ankylostoma duodenale C. Trichuris trichura D. Trichinella spiralis Answer: