Medical MCQ Questions — Page 3240

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29152 Medicine

In a patient with ischaemic stroke, intravenous recombinant tissue plasminogenactivator has mainly been found to be useful during the initial –

A3 hours

B6 hours

C12 hours

D24 hours

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29153 Medicine

Commonest histological Variety of nephrotic syndrome in children is

AMinimal change disease

Bmembranous

CFSGS

DMPGN

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29154 Microbiology

Prokaryote is –

ABacteria

BMycoplasma

CBlue green algae

DAll

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29155 Medicine

The most common reentrant tachycardia associated with WPW syndrome is

AOhodromic re-entry

BAntidromic re-entry

CRapidly conducting AF

DVentricular tachycardia

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29156 ENT

Keratosis obturans is

AForeign body in external auditory canal

BDesquamated epithelial cells and Cholesterol

CCholesterol crystals surrounded by calcium

DWax in external auditory canal

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29157 ENT

Regarding acute vestibular neuronitis all are true except:

ATinnitus and vertigo developing over 1 -2 weeks

BHigh frequency sensorineural hearing loss

CSpontaneous nystagmus is present

DUsually follows an upper respiratory tract infection

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29158 Microbiology

Chancroid is caused by

AH. ducreyi

BChlamydia

CMycoplasma

DViruses

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29159 Anatomy

Hereditary chronic pancreatitis is caused by mutation of

ACationic trypsinogen or PRSS1

BCFTR

CPTSI

DSPINK1

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29160 Physiology

Maximum prostaglandin concentration is seen in –

ASeminal fluid

BAmniotic fluid

CTear

DSaliva

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