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Question 1

Mutarotation refers to change in:

A. pH

B. Optical rotation

C. Conductance

D. Chemical properties

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Answer

B. Optical rotation

C. Conductance

D. Chemical properties

Question 2

The latest AHA2010 for CPCR in basic life support by two individuals for cardiac external massage & ventilation in an adult is-

A. 30-2

B. 15-1

C. 15-2

D. 30-l

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B. Thiamine

C. Riboflavin

Answer

A. Mugging

B. Garrotting

C. Bansdola

D. Throttling

Answer

A. During formation of the heart loop, a single-tube heart remains suspended by a complete dorsal mesocardium

B. The atria are represented by cranial portions of endocardial tubes

C. The heart bends into an S-shape because the caudal regions of the endocardial tubes grow faster than the cranial regions

D. The left and right sides of the heart result directly from the side-by-side apposition

Answer

A. Alveolar pores

B. A layer of surfactant

C. Type I alveolar cell cytoplasm

D. Fused basal lamina of alveolar and endothelial cells

Answer

A. Erythropoietin

B. Ferrous sulfate

C. Vancomycin

D. Vitamin D

Answer

A. Syringes

B. Catgut suture

D. Endoscope

Answer

C. Myotonic dystrophy

D. Limb girdle muscular dystrophy.

Question 3

Fishy odour syndrome which of the following is used in treatment

A. Biotin

B. Thiamine

C. Riboflavin

D. Vit. A

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Question 4

Intraorbital length of the optic nerve –

A. 1 mm

B. 30mm

C. 6-9mm

D. 10mm

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Question 5

Homicide by constriction of neck with rods is known as –

A. Mugging

B. Garrotting

C. Bansdola

D. Throttling

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Question 6

Which of the following statements is true of cardiac development?

A. During formation of the heart loop, a single-tube heart remains suspended by a complete dorsal mesocardium

B. The atria are represented by cranial portions of endocardial tubes

C. The heart bends into an S-shape because the caudal regions of the endocardial tubes grow faster than the cranial regions

D. The left and right sides of the heart result directly from the side-by-side apposition

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Question 7

The blood-air barrier consists of all of the following except:

A. Alveolar pores

B. A layer of surfactant

C. Type I alveolar cell cytoplasm

D. Fused basal lamina of alveolar and endothelial cells

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Question 8

A 45-year-old patient on hemodialysis for one week has noted that his BP is more difficult to control. He reports good compliance with his medications, which include erythropoietin, ferrous sulfate, vancomycin, and vitamin D. His BP is 180/99 mm Hg. Most likely cause for the worsening control of his BP is?

A. Erythropoietin

B. Ferrous sulfate

C. Vancomycin

D. Vitamin D

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Question 9

Gamma irradiation used for all of the following except-

A. Syringes

B. Catgut suture

C. Grafts

D. Endoscope

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Question 10

A young man presented with a long history of gradually progressive muscle weakness. On examination, proximal weakness is noted.Facial and extra-occular muscles are normal.He has old HPE repo which showed the normal dystrophin expression in the sample of his muscle biopsy. Family history is significant as similar illness pattern in noted in father and grandfather as well. What could be the provisional diagnosis?

A. DMD

B. BMD

C. Myotonic dystrophy

D. Limb girdle muscular dystrophy.

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Mcq Subject: Unknown

Mutarotation refers to change in:

The latest AHA2010 for CPCR in basic life support by two individuals for cardiac external massage & ventilation in an adult is-

Fishy odour syndrome which of the following is used in treatment

Intraorbital length of the optic nerve –

Homicide by constriction of neck with rods is known as –

Which of the following statements is true of cardiac development?

The blood-air barrier consists of all of the following except:

Gamma irradiation used for all of the following except-

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