A Thiazide

B Diazoxide

C Theophylline

D Pentamidine

A Thiopentone

B Methohexitone

C Propanidid

D Propofol

A Localised pain is the single most important reliable sign

B Vomiting precedes abdominal pain

C 60 % cases perforation occurs in children less than 5 yrs

D 60% perforation in 48 hrs

A Tolerance often develops

B Their effect can be blocked by high doses of beta selective inhibitors

C Trasdermal patches are more likely to be associated with headaches than are sublingual nitrates

D Oral preparations are more effective than sublingual ones

A Renal pelvis

B Upper ureter

C Mid ureter

D Lower ureter

A Chancroid

B LGV

C Granuloma inguinale

D All of the above

A Aminophylline

B Salbutamol

C Terbutaline

D Succinylcholine

A Caspofungin

B Streptokinase

C Pyrimethamine + Sulphadiazine

D Voriconazole

A Urease

B Carbamoyl phosphate synthase-I

C Arginase

D Ornithine

A FISH

B PCR

C SSCP

D Karyotyping