A Pregnancy

B Patient suffering from breast cancer

C Peripheral vascular disease

D Diabetes mellitus

A Corneal vessels

B Atmosphere

C Iris

D Aqueous humor

A Common variable immunodeficiency

B Severe combined immunodeficiency

C Chronic granulomatous disease

D Check syndrome

A Rheumatic fever

B Lyme disease

C Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

D Henoch-Schoenlein vasculitis

A Arthralgia

B Fever

C Prolonge PR interval

D Chorea

A An astrocytoma

B A pinealoma

C A meningioma

D An oligodendroglioma

A One artery and two veins

B Presence of one vein indicates congenital anomaly

C Wharton jelly is the connective tissue of the cord

D Two artery only

A Hematogenous spread

B Commonly multifocal

C Readily diagnosed by FNAC

D Most common carcinoma of thyroid

A Blebs

B Amorphous densities in mitochondrial matrix

C Loss of microvlli

D Cellular swelling

A 20% end up in colectomy.

B The highest risk of UC requiring surgery is in 1st year.

C Extra intestinal problems of UC are managed medically

D Steroid dependent cases needs surgery.