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186076 Surgery

A 23 year old profession footballer sufferd a twisting injury to his right ankle. On examination there is a lot of swelling around the medial malleolus but xray doesn’t show any fracture. The structure injured could be –

ADeltoid Ligament (Correct Answer)

BAnterior talofibular ligament

CSpring ligament

DTendo Achilles

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186077 Social & Preventive Medicine

Which of the following is not an accepted method of randomization-

AComputer drawn randomization

BOdd/even day hospital admission (Correct Answer)

CLottery

DRandom number table

Social & Preventive Medicine

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186078 Biochemistry

Glutamine synthetase is a –

AIsomerase

BLigase (Correct Answer)

CLyase

DTransferase

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186079 Social & Preventive Medicine

Desks provided with table top to prevent neck problems in an example of

APrimordial prevention

BSecondary prevention

CSpecific protection (Correct Answer)

DDisability limitation

Social & Preventive Medicine

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186080 Dental

A 6 year old female patient complains of pain due to a decayed lower right 2nd molar. During the treatment, patient becomes uncooperative and throws a tantrum. The dentist then asks the mother to step out of the operatory, after which the child begins to cooperate. The example demonstrated by the dentist falls under which type of conditioning, as described by Skinner?

APositive reinforcement

BNegative reinforcement

COmission (Correct Answer)

DPunishment

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186081 Anatomy

Drug of choice for mycoplasma pneumonia is

APenicillin

BTetracycline

CCefuroxime

DErythromycin (Correct Answer)

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186082 Pediatrics

A two-year-old child presents with persistent diarrhea, acidic stools and presence of one percent of reducing substance in the fresh stools. What is the most probable diagnosis?

ACystic fibrosis

BLactose intolerance (Correct Answer)

CRotavirus induced diarrhea

DIntestinal tuberculosis

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186083 Orthopaedics

Initial stage of clinical union of bone is equivalent to

ACallus formation with woven bone (Correct Answer)

BWoven bone Formation

CHaematoma formation

DCalcification formation only

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186084 Microbiology

Hemorrhagic fever is caused by –

AWest-Mile fever

BSandfly fever

CEbola virus (Correct Answer)

DAll of the above

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