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170191 Medicine

All are HIV associated malignancies except-

AKaposi's sarcoma

BLung carcinoma (Correct Answer)

CNHL

DAnogenital CA

Medicine

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170192 Surgery

A newborn has a swelling in neck due to soft cystic mass with trans-illumination test positive. Diagnosis is?

APotato tumor

BBranchial cyst

CCystic hygroma (Correct Answer)

DCarotid body tumor

Surgery

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170193 Medicine

Selective protein loss is seen in –

ACeliac disease

BGiardiasis

CLymphangiectasis (Correct Answer)

DTropical sprue

Medicine

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170194 ENT

Acronym “COWS” is used for?

AFistula test

BKobrak test

CBithermal caloric test (Correct Answer)

DCold-air caloric test

ENT

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170195 Pharmacology

When treating hypertension chronically, orthostatic hypotension is maximum with:

AClonidine

BGuanethidine (Correct Answer)

CPrazosin

DPropranolol

Pharmacology

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170196 Orthopaedics

Commonest complication of Colles fracture

AStiffness of fingers (Correct Answer)

BMalunion

CSudeck's osteodystrophy

DRupture of EPL tendon

Orthopaedics

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170197 Gynaecology & Obstetrics

A 27-year old primigravida presented to the OPD with pregnancy induced hypeension at 32 weeks of gestation. She had no other complications. On examination she had a blood pressure of 150/100 mm of Hg. Her blood pressure was later controlled with treatment. lf there are no complications, the pregnancy should be terminated at?

A40 completed weeks

B37 completed weeks (Correct Answer)

C36 completed weeks

D34 completed weeks

Gynaecology & Obstetrics

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170198 Pediatrics

The most common underlying anomaly in a child with recurrent urinary tract infection is:

APosterior urethral valves

BVesicoureteric reflux (Correct Answer)

CNeurogenic bladder

DRenal calculi

Pediatrics

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170199 Pharmacology

Drug of choice for diabetic diarrhea:

ADuloxetine

BClonidine (Correct Answer)

CDomperidone

DAlosetron

Pharmacology

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