A MV endocarditis due to viridans Streptococci

B TV endocarditis due to Staph. aureus

C Tuberculosis

D Pneumocystis jirovecii infection

A Amoxicillin

B Doxycycline

C Cotrimoxazole

D Gentamicin

A Aortic stenosis.

B Mitral regurgitation.

C Patent ductus arteriosus.

D Venous bypass graft.

A Signs and symptoms usually subsides within 2-3 weeks of onset

B Suppoive care is the mainstay of treatment

C Steroids have a doubtful role in management

D Moality is less than 10%

A Oculomotor nerve

B Superior oblique

C Trigeminal nerve

D Trochlear nerve

A 4 drops/min

B 8 drops/min

C 10 drops/min

D 16 drops/min

A Regional wall motion abnormality

B Troponin level

C Both

D None

A Decreased FEV1

B Decreased MEFR

C Increased RV

D Decreased diffusion capacity

A Lung biopsy

B Sputum AFB and PCR for TB

C ANCA and evaluation for vasculitis

D ESR

A Sta interferon therapy

B Liver biopsy

C -PCR for hepatitis C virus

D PCR for HBV-DNA