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1950 Unknown

A 40-year-old diabetic female presented with complaints of fatigue, abdominal distension, pruritis, anorexia, myalgia and skin rashes. On examination, icterus, hepatosplenomegaly and ascites were noted. Lab finidngs – elevated SGOT/SGPT levels, IgG levels and ANA titres, hypoalbuminemia, prolonged PT, normocytic normochromic coombs positive hemolytic anemia. A liver biopsy was conducted and HPE examination was done. All of the following antibodies are seen in the above condition except: –

AAnti-LKM 1 Ab
BAnti-LKM 2 Ab
CAnti-SMA
DpANCA
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1951 Unknown

A 40-year-old diabetic female presented with complaints of fatigue, abdominal distension, pruritis, anorexia, myalgia and skin rashes. On examination, icterus, hepatosplenomegaly and ascites were noted. Lab finidngs – elevated SGOT/SGPT levels, IgG levels and ANA titres, hypoalbuminemia, prolonged PT, normocytic normochromic coombs positive hemolytic anemia. A liver biopsy was conducted and HPE examination was done. All of the following antibodies are seen in the above condition except: –

AAnti-LKM 1 Ab
BAnti-LKM 2 Ab
CAnti-SMA
DpANCA
Unknown
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1952 Unknown

A 29-year-old non smoker man presents with sneezing, post-nasal drip, eye watering, and a itch of his posterior pharynx. These symptoms tend to be worse in the spring and summer and have been bothering him since mid-April, about 1 month ago. His past medical history is remarkable only for mild asthma induced by being outdoors. He takes no regular medications but does take diphenhydramine on occasion. Most appropriate diagnostic test at this time is?

ABlood radioallergosorbent test
BNone, the diagnosis is based solely on the history and physical examination
CIntradermal testing
DSerum protein electrophoresis
Unknown
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1953 Unknown

A 29-year-old non smoker man presents with sneezing, post-nasal drip, eye watering, and a itch of his posterior pharynx. These symptoms tend to be worse in the spring and summer and have been bothering him since mid-April, about 1 month ago. His past medical history is remarkable only for mild asthma induced by being outdoors. He takes no regular medications but does take diphenhydramine on occasion. Most appropriate diagnostic test at this time is?

ABlood radioallergosorbent test
BNone, the diagnosis is based solely on the history and physical examination
CIntradermal testing
DSerum protein electrophoresis
Unknown
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