A Pseudodominance

B Autosomal dominant

C Autosomal recessive

D Codominant

A MO

B M3

C M6

D M7

A Infective endocarditis can develop large friable vegetations

B Non Bacterial thrombotic endocarditis develops in DIC

C Vegetations of Infective endocarditis occurs on both surfaces of cusps

D All of the above

A Hypoglycemia

B Fever

C Leukocytosis

D Altered mental status

A Mitotic phase

B G1 phase

C G2 phase

D S phase

A IL 1

B Endoephin

C Enkephalin

D Histamine

A Neovascularization is maximum by day 5

B Neovascularization is maximum by day 3

C Neutrophils appear at wound margins on day 3

D The epidermis recovers its maximum thickness by day 7

A Wegener's granulomatosis

B Polyarteritis nodosa

C Thromboangiitis obliterans

D All of the above

A Increased peripheral vascular resistance

B Veno constriction

C Direct toxic endothelial injury

D Activation of complement

A Thickening of the glomerular capillary wall and effacement of podocyte foot processes

B Segmental sclerosis of glomerulus

C Break in basement membrane

D Mononuclear infiltration