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13528 Skin

A patient presents with history of bullae involving >30% BSA along with rashes all over body with erosions of the lips and other mucosa for few days. What can be the triggering factor?

AViral infection

BDrug induced (Correct Answer)

CBacterial infection

DIdiopathic

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13529 Medicine

In an adult patient with plural effusion, the most appropriate site for plurisentesis done by inseing a needle is in:

A5th intercostals space in midclevicular line

B7th intercostal space in mid axillary's bone (Correct Answer)

C2nd intercostals space adjacent to the sternum

D10th intercostal space adjacent to the veebral column

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13530 Medicine

A 27 year old male is is incidentally HBsAg positive. DNA-PCR for hepatitis B revealed 1000 copies/ml.The patient is suffering from?

AActive HBV carrier

BAcute hepatitis B

CChronic hepatitis B

DInactive HBV carrier (Correct Answer)

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13531 Biochemistry

A patient is brought to the emergency room after being found by search and rescue teams. He was mountain climbing, got caught in a sudden snowstorm, and had to survive in a cave. He had no food for 6 days. In adapting to these conditions, which metabolic process has increased rather than decreased?

AThe brain's use of glucose

BMuscle's use of ketone bodies

CThe red blood cells' use of glucose

DThe brain's use of ketone bodies (Correct Answer)

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13532 Ophthalmology

Acquired nasolacrimal duct obstruction is caused by

ATimolol

BPilocarpine (Correct Answer)

CBrimonidine

DDorzolamide

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13533 Anatomy

The approximate no of genes contained in human genome

AA. 40,000

BB. 30,000 (Correct Answer)

CC. 80,000

DD. 1,00,000

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13534 Surgery

Physiological locking involves

AInternal rotation of femur over stabilized tibia (Correct Answer)

BInternal rotation of tibia over stabilized femur

CExternal rotation of tibia over stabilized femur

DExternal rotation of femur over stabilized tibia

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13535 Psychiatry

xylene and toluene ate types of

Ainhalants (Correct Answer)

Bhallicinigens

Cstimulants

Danabolic androgenic steroids

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13536 Surgery

Best screening method for Mirizzi syndrome is:

AUSG abdomen

BCECT abdomen

CPlain X-Ray abdomen

DERCP (Correct Answer)

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