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13267 Biochemistry

Lesch – Nyhan Syndrome – associated with

APurine necleoside phosphorylase deficiency

BAdenosine deaminase deficiency

CHypoxanthine - guanine phosphoribosyl transferase defect

DXanthine oxidase deficiency

Biochemistry

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13268 ENT

Most common extra-cranial complication of ASOM is –

AFacial nerve paralysis

BLateral sinus thrombosis

CMastoiditis

DBrain abscess

ENT

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13269 Ophthalmology

A patient presented with peripheral field loss and fundus examination shows waxy exudates & pale disc with pigmentation around retinal vessels, diagnosis is

ABehcet's syndrome

BChorio- retinitis

COpen angle glaucoma

DRetinitis-pigmentosa

Ophthalmology

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13270 Dental

Sequential steps for resective osseous surgery are

Aradicular blending, vertical grooving, flattening interproximat bone, gradualizing marginal bone

Bvertical grooving, flattening interproximal bone, gradualizing marginal bone, radicular blending

Cvertical grooving, radicular blending, flattening interproximal bone, gradualizing marginal bone

Dvertical grooving, radicular blending, gradualizing marginal bone, flattening interproximal bone

Dental

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13271 Surgery

Paucity of pus is seen in

AQuinsy

BLudwig's angina

CCarbuncle

DMilroy disease

Surgery

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13272 Pediatrics

An 8 year old child presented with signs of increased intracranial tension. Imaging studies showed a growth in the brain. Which is the commonest tumor in a child in the posterior fossa of head?

AAstrocytoma

BMedulloblastoma

CCraniopharyngioma

DMeningioma

Pediatrics

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13273 Radiology

The best radiographic view for TMJ is

ALateral oblique

BPA view

CWaters view

DOPG

Radiology

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13274 Physiology

A lesion of the ventrolateral part of the spinal cord will lead to the loss (below the level of the lesion) of

APain sensation on the ipsilateral side

BProprioception on the contralateral side

CPain sensation on the contralateral side

DProprioception on the ipsilateral side

Physiology

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13275 Pharmacology

Fluoroquinolone with highest oral bioavilability:-

ALevofloxacin

BGemifloxacin

CCiprofloxacin

DNorfloxacin

Pharmacology

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