72001 Pathology A 36-year-old woman presents with muscle pain, fever, chronic sinusitis. Physical examination shows mucosal ulcerations of the nasopharynx. A biopsy from her nasopharynx reveals necrotizing vasculitis with chronic inflammatory cells and giant cells surrounding necrotic areas. The presence of which of the following autoantibodies would be most consistent with a diagnosis of Wegener&;s granulomatosis AAntigliadin antibodiesBAntinucleolar antibodiesCAntineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (Correct Answer)DAntimitochondrial antibodies
72002 Pathology All are seen in PNH except- AAerial thrombosis (Correct Answer)BVenous thrombosisCAplastic anemiaDHemolytic anemia
72003 Pharmacology Omalizumab is AInterleukin 2 receptor blockerBAnti IgE antibody (Correct Answer)CAnti IgM antibodyDLeukotriene receptor blocker
72004 Biochemistry hn RNA seen in ASpinal muscular dystrophy (Correct Answer)BSickle cell diseaseCHutchinson choreaDΞ±-Thallasemia
72005 Surgery Commonest presentation of wilm’s tumouris AHematuriaBAbdomial lump (Correct Answer)CHydronephrosisDPain in abdomen.
72006 Anaesthesia Nephrotoxic anaesthetic agent is : AHalothaneBIsofluraneCMethoxyflurane (Correct Answer)DNitrous Oxide
72007 Microbiology True about Bacteria is AMitochondria are always absent (Correct Answer)BSterols are always present in cell wallCDivide by binary fissionDCan be seen only under electron microscope
72008 Skin Pityriasis Rosea, true is: ASelf-limiting (Correct Answer)BChronic relapsingCLife threatening infectionDCaused by dermatophytes
72009 Dental The most common cause of inflammation of gingiva in children is: AJuvenile periodontitisBAcute herpetic gingivostomatitis (Correct Answer)CDiphtheriaDLeukemia