Medical MCQ Questions — Page 17451

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157051 Medicine

Persistent coarse crepitations in the chest are diagnostic of?

APulmonary TB

BPulmonary edema

CCavity lesion

DBronchiectasis

Medicine

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157052 Gynaecology & Obstetrics

Which of the following statements is true regarding amenorrhoea?

AReduced menstruation

BIt is a symptom and not a disease entity

CIt is always pathological

DAll of the above

Gynaecology & Obstetrics

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157053 Surgery

A 10 month old infant presents with intussesception, likely cause is

AMeckel's diverticulum

BMucosal polyp

CPeyer's patch hypertrophy

DDuplication cyst

Surgery

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157054 Medicine

“Hyperpyrexia” is defined as, when body temperature is

A> 105.7degF

B106.6degF

C106.7degF

D107.8degF

Medicine

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157055 Microbiology

Which of the following fungus is exclusively seen in Reticuloendothelial cells –

ACryptococcus

BCandida

CAspergillus

DHistoplasma

Microbiology

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157056 Orthopaedics

The most common cause of paraplegia of early onset of Tuberculosis of spine is:

ASpinal artery thrombosis

BSudden collapse of vertebra

CSequestrum pressing on cord

DCold abscess pressing on the cord

Orthopaedics

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157057 Ophthalmology

Ptosis with weakness of orbicularis-oculi is an early feature of :

AFisher syndrome

BMyasthenia gravis

CEaten lambe syndrome

DThyrotoxicosis

Ophthalmology

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157058 ENT

Of the following statements about Recurrent Laryngeal papillomatosis are true, Except

ACaused by Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)

BHPV6 and HPV11 are most commonly implicated

CHPV6 is more virulent than HPV11

DTransmission to neonate occurs through contact with mother during vaginal delivery

ENT

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157059 Radiology

SPECT Stands for

ASingle Proton Emission Computed Tomography

BSingle Positron Emission Computed Tomography

CSingle Photon Emission Computed Tomography

DSingle Positive Emission Computed Tomography

Radiology

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