50941 Surgery A 17-year-old male presents with 3-month history of headache, weight gain, decreased concentration, polyuria, and polydypsia. His headaches are mostly in morning and involves the frontal region. On examination he was found to have bitemporal visual field defect and no facial hair. MRI scan revealed a suprasellar paially calcified cystic lesion with displacement of optic chiasm. The most likely pathology is: AGiant aneurysm of carotid aeryBPituitary macroadenomaCGlioblastoma multiformeDCraniopharyngioma (Correct Answer)
50942 Physiology Calcium is stored in AT tubuleBSarcoplasmic reticulum (Correct Answer)CTerminal cisternDGolgi apparatus
50943 Pathology Downey cell is seen in – AMyelomaBChronic myeloid leukemiaCHairy cell leukemiaDInfectious mononucleosis (Correct Answer)
50944 Dental Normal depth of gingival Sulcus in adult does not exceed A0.5 - 1mmB2 -3 mm (Correct Answer)C1-2 mmD1 - 3 mm
50945 Orthopaedics What is meralgia paresthetica due to? ACompression of the obturator nerve at the obturator foramen.BHematoma around part of the sciatic nerve.CCompression of the lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh. (Correct Answer)DCompression of the femoral nerve (e.g. by a weightlifter's belt).
50947 Surgery Side effect of Total Parental Nutrition includes AHyperglyceridemiaBFluid overload (Correct Answer)CFat embolismDFractures of bones
50948 Orthopaedics Clay shoveler’s fracture involves ASpinous process (Correct Answer)BLaminaCPedicleDBody
50949 Social & Preventive Medicine Not a feature of hard water is AIncreased fuel consumptionBErosion of lead pipeCScaling of boilerDDecreased soap consumption (Correct Answer)