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Regarding Rabies, true is -	Incubation period depends on the site of bite	Diagnosis is by eosinophilic intranuclear inclusion	It is a RNA virus	Caused only by dogs	0	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Regarding Rabies, true is - Choices: A. Incubation period depends on the site of bite B. Diagnosis is by eosinophilic intranuclear inclusion C. It is a RNA virus D. Caused only by dogs Answer:
Which of the following is diagnostic of Rabies?	Guarneri bodies	Negri bodies	Cowdry A body	Bollinger bodies	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Which of the following is diagnostic of Rabies? Choices: A. Guarneri bodies B. Negri bodies C. Cowdry A body D. Bollinger bodies Answer:
Which of the following inclusion body is seen in a patient with Rabies?	Cowdry-B	Negri bodies	Guarneri bodies	Bollinger bodies	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Which of the following inclusion body is seen in a patient with Rabies? Choices: A. Cowdry-B B. Negri bodies C. Guarneri bodies D. Bollinger bodies Answer:
Pre-exposure prophylaxis for Rabies is given on	Days 0, 3, 7, 14, 28, 90	Days 0, 3, 7, 28, 90	Days 0, 3	Days 0, 7, 28	3	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Pre-exposure prophylaxis for Rabies is given on Choices: A. Days 0, 3, 7, 14, 28, 90 B. Days 0, 3, 7, 28, 90 C. Days 0, 3 D. Days 0, 7, 28 Answer:
Nervous tissue Rabies vaccines are usually manufactured from	Duck embryos	Human diploid cell	Sheep	Chick embryos	2	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Nervous tissue Rabies vaccines are usually manufactured from Choices: A. Duck embryos B. Human diploid cell C. Sheep D. Chick embryos Answer:
Rapid diagnosis of Rabies in a Rabid living dog is by?	Fluorescent antibody test	Corneal impression	Inoculation in mouse	None of the above	0	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rapid diagnosis of Rabies in a Rabid living dog is by? Choices: A. Fluorescent antibody test B. Corneal impression C. Inoculation in mouse D. None of the above Answer:
Rabies vaccine was first developed by ?	Robe Koch	Louis Pasteur	Edward Jenner	Loeffler	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rabies vaccine was first developed by ? Choices: A. Robe Koch B. Louis Pasteur C. Edward Jenner D. Loeffler Answer:
Diagnostic of Rabies -	Guameri bodies	Negri bodies	Cowdry A body	Bollinger bodies	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Diagnostic of Rabies - Choices: A. Guameri bodies B. Negri bodies C. Cowdry A body D. Bollinger bodies Answer:
Rabies virus is inactivated by -	Phenol	UV radiation	BPL	ALL	3	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rabies virus is inactivated by - Choices: A. Phenol B. UV radiation C. BPL D. ALL Answer:
In Rabies, the characterstic pathological manifestation is -	Ventriculitis	Brainstem encephalitis	Basal ganglia affection	Meningitis	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: In Rabies, the characterstic pathological manifestation is - Choices: A. Ventriculitis B. Brainstem encephalitis C. Basal ganglia affection D. Meningitis Answer:
Rabies is diagnosed by ?	Hair follicle smear	Corneal smear	Isolation from blood	Nerve biopsy	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rabies is diagnosed by ? Choices: A. Hair follicle smear B. Corneal smear C. Isolation from blood D. Nerve biopsy Answer:
Most common type of pathological changes seen in Rabies are	Meningitis	Cranial aeritis	Ventriculitis	Brain stem encephalitis	3	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Most common type of pathological changes seen in Rabies are Choices: A. Meningitis B. Cranial aeritis C. Ventriculitis D. Brain stem encephalitis Answer:
Neurological complications following Rabies vaccine is common with ?	HDCS Vaccine	Chick embryo Vaccine	Semple Vaccine	Duck Egg Vaccine	2	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Neurological complications following Rabies vaccine is common with ? Choices: A. HDCS Vaccine B. Chick embryo Vaccine C. Semple Vaccine D. Duck Egg Vaccine Answer:
Which of the following is not a route of transmission Rabies?	Bite	Lick	Aerosol	Ingestion	3	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Which of the following is not a route of transmission Rabies? Choices: A. Bite B. Lick C. Aerosol D. Ingestion Answer:
Rabies vaccine for pre exposure prophylaxis is given at?	0, 3, 7 days	0, 3, 7, 14 days	0, 3, 7, 14, 30 days	0, 7, 28 days	3	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rabies vaccine for pre exposure prophylaxis is given at? Choices: A. 0, 3, 7 days B. 0, 3, 7, 14 days C. 0, 3, 7, 14, 30 days D. 0, 7, 28 days Answer:
Dose of Human Rabies Immunoglobulin is:	10 IU/kg	20 IU/kg	30 IU/kg	40 IU/kg	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Dose of Human Rabies Immunoglobulin is: Choices: A. 10 IU/kg B. 20 IU/kg C. 30 IU/kg D. 40 IU/kg Answer:
Rabies can be transmitted by all the following routes except -	Aerosol	Bites	Ingestion	Ingestion	2	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rabies can be transmitted by all the following routes except - Choices: A. Aerosol B. Bites C. Ingestion D. Ingestion Answer:
Rabies vaccine was first developed by -	Robert Koch	Louis Pasteur	Edward Jenner	Loeffler	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rabies vaccine was first developed by - Choices: A. Robert Koch B. Louis Pasteur C. Edward Jenner D. Loeffler Answer:
Intramuscular Rabies vaccine Post exposure prophylaxis schedule is	1-1-0-1-1	1-1-1-1-1	2-2-2-0-2	8-0-4-0-0-4	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Intramuscular Rabies vaccine Post exposure prophylaxis schedule is Choices: A. 1-1-0-1-1 B. 1-1-1-1-1 C. 2-2-2-0-2 D. 8-0-4-0-0-4 Answer:
In a patient suspected to be diagnosed with Rabies, a sample of corneal smear was taken. Which of the following investigations can be done from the specimen?	RT PCR	Immunofluorescence test	Negri body visualization	Virus isolation	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: In a patient suspected to be diagnosed with Rabies, a sample of corneal smear was taken. Which of the following investigations can be done from the specimen? Choices: A. RT PCR B. Immunofluorescence test C. Negri body visualization D. Virus isolation Answer:
Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of Rabies is	80%	90%	100%	95%	2	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of Rabies is Choices: A. 80% B. 90% C. 100% D. 95% Answer:
Rabies is identified by -	Guarnieri bodies	Negri bodies	Cowdry A bodies	Cowdry B bodies	1	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rabies is identified by - Choices: A. Guarnieri bodies B. Negri bodies C. Cowdry A bodies D. Cowdry B bodies Answer:
All are true regarding Rabies virus, except?	Single Stranded RNA virus	Linear	Negative sense	Space vehicle shaped	3	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: All are true regarding Rabies virus, except? Choices: A. Single Stranded RNA virus B. Linear C. Negative sense D. Space vehicle shaped Answer:
A child has received full Rabies vaccination in December 2018 and now presented with oozing wound on Great toe and the pet had vaccination also. Next line of management is	No vaccine required	RIG + 5 doses of vaccine	5 doses of vaccines only	2 doses of Rabies vaccine	3	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: A child has received full Rabies vaccination in December 2018 and now presented with oozing wound on Great toe and the pet had vaccination also. Next line of management is Choices: A. No vaccine required B. RIG + 5 doses of vaccine C. 5 doses of vaccines only D. 2 doses of Rabies vaccine Answer:
Rabies vaccine not to be given in case of?	Rat bite	Cat bite	Dog bite	Monkey bite	0	[ "Rabies" ]	Question: Rabies vaccine not to be given in case of? Choices: A. Rat bite B. Cat bite C. Dog bite D. Monkey bite Answer:
Which of the following treatment is done for Juvenile Onset Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis:	Bevacizumab	Aerosol Cidofovir	Interferon Beta	Steroids	0	[ "Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis" ]	Question: Which of the following treatment is done for Juvenile Onset Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis: Choices: A. Bevacizumab B. Aerosol Cidofovir C. Interferon Beta D. Steroids Answer:
Commonest metastasis in Renal Cell Carcinoma is to	Lung	Bone	Adrenal	Liver	0	[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]	Question: Commonest metastasis in Renal Cell Carcinoma is to Choices: A. Lung B. Bone C. Adrenal D. Liver Answer:
Chromophilic Renal Cell Carcinoma is associated with	3p	Trisomy 7 and 17	6q	t(3, 11)	1	[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]	Question: Chromophilic Renal Cell Carcinoma is associated with Choices: A. 3p B. Trisomy 7 and 17 C. 6q D. t(3, 11) Answer:
Which of the following statement about Renal Cell Carcinoma (Hypemephroma) is false:	Originate in the coex	Histologically are usually Adenocarcinomas	May present with varicocele	Radiosensitive	3	[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]	Question: Which of the following statement about Renal Cell Carcinoma (Hypemephroma) is false: Choices: A. Originate in the coex B. Histologically are usually Adenocarcinomas C. May present with varicocele D. Radiosensitive Answer:
Which of the following is true regarding Renal Cell Carcinoma?	More common in males	May cause varicocele	May invade the renal vein	All the above	3	[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]	Question: Which of the following is true regarding Renal Cell Carcinoma? Choices: A. More common in males B. May cause varicocele C. May invade the renal vein D. All the above Answer:
Which of the following is not true regarding Renal Cell Carcinoma?	More common in males	Has a tendency to invade the renal vessels	Usually situated near the poles	Hematuria is not a feature	3	[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]	Question: Which of the following is not true regarding Renal Cell Carcinoma? Choices: A. More common in males B. Has a tendency to invade the renal vessels C. Usually situated near the poles D. Hematuria is not a feature Answer:
What is not a part of triad of Renal Cell Carcinoma?	Loin Mass	Hematuria	Loin Pain	Oliguria	3	[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]	Question: What is not a part of triad of Renal Cell Carcinoma? Choices: A. Loin Mass B. Hematuria C. Loin Pain D. Oliguria Answer:
Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except –	Usher Syndrome	Marfan's Syndrome	Kearns – Sayre Syndrome	Bassen – Kornzweig Syndrome	1	[ "Retinitis Pigmentosa" ]	Question: Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except – Choices: A. Usher Syndrome B. Marfan's Syndrome C. Kearns – Sayre Syndrome D. Bassen – Kornzweig Syndrome Answer:
Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except -	Usher Syndrome	Marfan's Syndrome	Kearns- Sayre Syndrome	Bussen - Kornzweig Syndrome	1	[ "Retinitis Pigmentosa" ]	Question: Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except - Choices: A. Usher Syndrome B. Marfan's Syndrome C. Kearns- Sayre Syndrome D. Bussen - Kornzweig Syndrome Answer:
Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except:	Usher Syndrome	Marfan's Syndrome	Kearns- Sayre Syndrome	Bassen - Kornzweig Syndrome	1	[ "Retinitis Pigmentosa" ]	Question: Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except: Choices: A. Usher Syndrome B. Marfan's Syndrome C. Kearns- Sayre Syndrome D. Bassen - Kornzweig Syndrome Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene is located on –	Chromosome 5	Chromosome 8	Chromosome 13	Chromosome 16	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on – Choices: A. Chromosome 5 B. Chromosome 8 C. Chromosome 13 D. Chromosome 16 Answer:
Retinoblastoma is bilateral in:	1% of cases	50% of cases	100% of cases	30% of cases	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma is bilateral in: Choices: A. 1% of cases B. 50% of cases C. 100% of cases D. 30% of cases Answer:
Second common malignancy in Patients of Retinoblastoma is:	Osteoblastoma	Osteochondroma	Osteoclastoma	Osteosarcoma	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Second common malignancy in Patients of Retinoblastoma is: Choices: A. Osteoblastoma B. Osteochondroma C. Osteoclastoma D. Osteosarcoma Answer:
Retinoblastoma is seen in -	Children	Adults	Old age	At any age	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma is seen in - Choices: A. Children B. Adults C. Old age D. At any age Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene is located on -	Chromosome 5	Chromosome 8	Chromosome 13	Chromosome 16	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on - Choices: A. Chromosome 5 B. Chromosome 8 C. Chromosome 13 D. Chromosome 16 Answer:
Retinoblastoma arises from	Layer of rods & cones	Layer of bipolar cells	External limiting membrane	Any nucleated retinal layer	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma arises from Choices: A. Layer of rods & cones B. Layer of bipolar cells C. External limiting membrane D. Any nucleated retinal layer Answer:
Retinoblastomas arising in the context of germ-line mutations not only may be bilateral, but also may be associated with______ (so called "trilateral" retinoblastoma)	Medulloblastoma	Pinealoblastoma	Neuroblastoma	Hemangioblastoma	1	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastomas arising in the context of germ-line mutations not only may be bilateral, but also may be associated with______ (so called "trilateral" retinoblastoma) Choices: A. Medulloblastoma B. Pinealoblastoma C. Neuroblastoma D. Hemangioblastoma Answer:
Chemotherapy agents used for Retinoblastoma includes	Vincristine, Etoposide, Carboplatin	Vincristine, Doxorubicin, Carboplatin	Doxorubicin, Etoposide, Carboplatin	Actinomycin, Doxorubicin, Carboplatin	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Chemotherapy agents used for Retinoblastoma includes Choices: A. Vincristine, Etoposide, Carboplatin B. Vincristine, Doxorubicin, Carboplatin C. Doxorubicin, Etoposide, Carboplatin D. Actinomycin, Doxorubicin, Carboplatin Answer:
Pseudoglioma differs from Retinoblastoma in that pseudoglioma is associated with –	Decreased intraocular pressure	Blurring of vision	Enlargement of the optic foramen	All of the above	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Pseudoglioma differs from Retinoblastoma in that pseudoglioma is associated with – Choices: A. Decreased intraocular pressure B. Blurring of vision C. Enlargement of the optic foramen D. All of the above Answer:
A patient with known mutation in the `RB gene' is `disease free' from Retinoblastoma. The patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies –	Renal cell carcinoma	Osteosarcoma	Pinealoblastoma	Chondrosarcoma	1	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: A patient with known mutation in the `RB gene' is `disease free' from Retinoblastoma. The patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies – Choices: A. Renal cell carcinoma B. Osteosarcoma C. Pinealoblastoma D. Chondrosarcoma Answer:
Most common secondary tumor with Retinoblastoma is	Neuroblastoma	Pineoblastoma	Osteochondroma	Osteosarcoma	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Most common secondary tumor with Retinoblastoma is Choices: A. Neuroblastoma B. Pineoblastoma C. Osteochondroma D. Osteosarcoma Answer:
Retinoblastoma is associated with-	Osteosarcoma	Hepatocellular	SCC	Osteoclastoma	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma is associated with- Choices: A. Osteosarcoma B. Hepatocellular C. SCC D. Osteoclastoma Answer:
A patient with known mutation in the 'Rb gene' is 'disease free' from Retinoblastoma. The patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies	Renal cell carcinoma	Osteosarcoma	Pinealoblastoma	Chondrosarcoma	1	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: A patient with known mutation in the 'Rb gene' is 'disease free' from Retinoblastoma. The patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies Choices: A. Renal cell carcinoma B. Osteosarcoma C. Pinealoblastoma D. Chondrosarcoma Answer:
Retinoblastoma is associated with -	Osteosarcoma	Hepatocellularca	SCC	Osteoclastoma,	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma is associated with - Choices: A. Osteosarcoma B. Hepatocellularca C. SCC D. Osteoclastoma, Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene is located on a chromosome -	13	6	9	21	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on a chromosome - Choices: A. 13 B. 6 C. 9 D. 21 Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene regulates-	Gi - S phase	G2 - M phase	Go - S1 phase	S - G1 phase	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene regulates- Choices: A. Gi - S phase B. G2 - M phase C. Go - S1 phase D. S - G1 phase Answer:
Retinoblastoma spreads to CNS through:	Direct	Lymphatic	Arterial	Vitreous	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma spreads to CNS through: Choices: A. Direct B. Lymphatic C. Arterial D. Vitreous Answer:
Retinoblastoma is associated with, which of the following tumors	Osteoclastoma	Hepatocellular carcinoma	Squamous cell carcinoma	Osteosarcoma	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma is associated with, which of the following tumors Choices: A. Osteoclastoma B. Hepatocellular carcinoma C. Squamous cell carcinoma D. Osteosarcoma Answer:
Retinoblastoma differs from pseudoglioma by	Decreasing Intraocular pressure	Blurring of vision	Enlargement of optic foramen	All the above	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma differs from pseudoglioma by Choices: A. Decreasing Intraocular pressure B. Blurring of vision C. Enlargement of optic foramen D. All the above Answer:
True about Retinoblastoma –a) Leukocoria is most common presentationb) Always unilateralc) May have family historyd) Enucleation is the only treatmente) Most common age group affected is 1–2 year	acd	bde	ace	ade	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: True about Retinoblastoma –a) Leukocoria is most common presentationb) Always unilateralc) May have family historyd) Enucleation is the only treatmente) Most common age group affected is 1–2 year Choices: A. acd B. bde C. ace D. ade Answer:
Retinoblastoma –	Is inherited in 50% of cases	Is caused by deletion of 11q14	Rosettes suggest good prognosis	Causes death in 60% of sufferers in the UK	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma – Choices: A. Is inherited in 50% of cases B. Is caused by deletion of 11q14 C. Rosettes suggest good prognosis D. Causes death in 60% of sufferers in the UK Answer:
A patient with known mutation in the 'Rb gene' is 'disease free' from Retinoblastoma. This patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies?	Osteosarcoma	Pinealoblastoma	Chondrosarcoma	Renal cell carcinoma	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: A patient with known mutation in the 'Rb gene' is 'disease free' from Retinoblastoma. This patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies? Choices: A. Osteosarcoma B. Pinealoblastoma C. Chondrosarcoma D. Renal cell carcinoma Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene is ,located on chromosome:	13	14	17	22	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene is ,located on chromosome: Choices: A. 13 B. 14 C. 17 D. 22 Answer:
Feature common to carcinoma pancreas, lungs,stomach is,a) Retinoblastomab) Migratory thrombophlebitisc) Ascitesd) DIC	acd	abd	abc	ab	1	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Feature common to carcinoma pancreas, lungs,stomach is,a) Retinoblastomab) Migratory thrombophlebitisc) Ascitesd) DIC Choices: A. acd B. abd C. abc D. ab Answer:
Regarding Retinoblastoma all are true EXCEPT:	13q4p mutation	Autosomal dominant	25% Bilateral	40% Heritable forms	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Regarding Retinoblastoma all are true EXCEPT: Choices: A. 13q4p mutation B. Autosomal dominant C. 25% Bilateral D. 40% Heritable forms Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene is located on chromosome ?	6	9	13	21	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on chromosome ? Choices: A. 6 B. 9 C. 13 D. 21 Answer:
Following are spontaneous resolution tumours except-a) Malignant melanomab) Osteogenic sarcomac) Cholangio carcinomad) Retinoblastoma	a	c	bc	ad	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Following are spontaneous resolution tumours except-a) Malignant melanomab) Osteogenic sarcomac) Cholangio carcinomad) Retinoblastoma Choices: A. a B. c C. bc D. ad Answer:
The differential diagnosis of Retinoblastoma include all of the following except	Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous	Coats disease	Retinal astrocytoma	Retinal detachment	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: The differential diagnosis of Retinoblastoma include all of the following except Choices: A. Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous B. Coats disease C. Retinal astrocytoma D. Retinal detachment Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene is located on:	Chromosome 5	Chromosome 8	Chromosome 13	Chromosome 16	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on: Choices: A. Chromosome 5 B. Chromosome 8 C. Chromosome 13 D. Chromosome 16 Answer:
Gene involved in Retinoblastoma	12P13	13P14	12Q13	13Q14	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Gene involved in Retinoblastoma Choices: A. 12P13 B. 13P14 C. 12Q13 D. 13Q14 Answer:
Retinoblastoma best evaluated by-	Ultrasonography	CT SCAN	CT SCAN + MRI	MRI	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma best evaluated by- Choices: A. Ultrasonography B. CT SCAN C. CT SCAN + MRI D. MRI Answer:
Most common presentation of Retinoblastoma	Strabismus	Leucocoria	Decreased vision	Yellowish-white retinal mass.	1	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Most common presentation of Retinoblastoma Choices: A. Strabismus B. Leucocoria C. Decreased vision D. Yellowish-white retinal mass. Answer:
Pseudoglioma differs from Retinoblastoma in that pseudoglioma is associated with	Decreased intraocular pressure	Blurring of vision	Enlargement of the optic foramen	All of the above	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Pseudoglioma differs from Retinoblastoma in that pseudoglioma is associated with Choices: A. Decreased intraocular pressure B. Blurring of vision C. Enlargement of the optic foramen D. All of the above Answer:
Cotton wool spot is /are seen in – a) DRb) Hypertensive retinopathyc) AIDSd) Retinoblastomae) Toxaemia of pregnancy	abce	abcd	acde	abde	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Cotton wool spot is /are seen in – a) DRb) Hypertensive retinopathyc) AIDSd) Retinoblastomae) Toxaemia of pregnancy Choices: A. abce B. abcd C. acde D. abde Answer:
Retinoblastoma is associated with which chromosome?	13	11	17	15	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma is associated with which chromosome? Choices: A. 13 B. 11 C. 17 D. 15 Answer:
Distant metastasis in Retinoblastoma is commonly seen in: September 2012	Long bones	Lungs	Brain	Liver	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Distant metastasis in Retinoblastoma is commonly seen in: September 2012 Choices: A. Long bones B. Lungs C. Brain D. Liver Answer:
Most common site of bony metastases in Retinoblastoma-	Skull bones	Hip bones	Ribs	Veebrae	0	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Most common site of bony metastases in Retinoblastoma- Choices: A. Skull bones B. Hip bones C. Ribs D. Veebrae Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene is located on?	Chromosome 6	Chromosome 9	Chromosome 13	Chromosome 2l	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on? Choices: A. Chromosome 6 B. Chromosome 9 C. Chromosome 13 D. Chromosome 2l Answer:
Retinoblastoma arises from:	Layer of rods and cones	Layer of bipolar cells	Ganglion cells layers	Any nucleated retinal layer	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma arises from: Choices: A. Layer of rods and cones B. Layer of bipolar cells C. Ganglion cells layers D. Any nucleated retinal layer Answer:
Retinoblastoma can occur bilaterally in how many percentage of the cases?	10-15%	15-20%	20-25%	25-30%	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma can occur bilaterally in how many percentage of the cases? Choices: A. 10-15% B. 15-20% C. 20-25% D. 25-30% Answer:
Retinoblastoma gene is located on chromosome -	6	9	13	21	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on chromosome - Choices: A. 6 B. 9 C. 13 D. 21 Answer:
Retinoblastoma is bilateral in	100 % of cases	1 % of cases	50 % of cases	30 % of cases	3	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma is bilateral in Choices: A. 100 % of cases B. 1 % of cases C. 50 % of cases D. 30 % of cases Answer:
Retinoblastoma best evaluated by -	Ultrasonography	CT SCAN	CT SCAN + MRI	MRI	2	[ "Retinoblastoma" ]	Question: Retinoblastoma best evaluated by - Choices: A. Ultrasonography B. CT SCAN C. CT SCAN + MRI D. MRI Answer:
Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) screening is done in the following babies	Preterm < 34 weeks of gestation	Preterm of 33 weeks of gestation who required mechanical ventilation	Babies with birth weight < 1.8 kg	Babies with birth weight < 2 kg	1	[ "Retinopathy of Prematurity" ]	Question: Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) screening is done in the following babies Choices: A. Preterm < 34 weeks of gestation B. Preterm of 33 weeks of gestation who required mechanical ventilation C. Babies with birth weight < 1.8 kg D. Babies with birth weight < 2 kg Answer:
Which grade of ROP (Retinopathy of Prematurity) shows a ridge with retinal fibrovascular proliferation and neovasularisation?	ROP 1	ROP 2	ROP 3	ROP 4	2	[ "Retinopathy of Prematurity" ]	Question: Which grade of ROP (Retinopathy of Prematurity) shows a ridge with retinal fibrovascular proliferation and neovasularisation? Choices: A. ROP 1 B. ROP 2 C. ROP 3 D. ROP 4 Answer:
For preventing Retinopathy of Prematurity, concentration of oxygen should be: March 2007	20-30%	30-40%	50-60%	60-70%	2	[ "Retinopathy of Prematurity" ]	Question: For preventing Retinopathy of Prematurity, concentration of oxygen should be: March 2007 Choices: A. 20-30% B. 30-40% C. 50-60% D. 60-70% Answer:
Which of the following is a minor criteria for diagnosis of Rheumatic Fever (RF) according to modified Jones criteria?	ASO titre	Past History of Rheumatic Fever	Fever	Subcutaneous nodules	2	[ "Rheumatic Fever" ]	Question: Which of the following is a minor criteria for diagnosis of Rheumatic Fever (RF) according to modified Jones criteria? Choices: A. ASO titre B. Past History of Rheumatic Fever C. Fever D. Subcutaneous nodules Answer:
According to American hea association & world hea federation 2015 criteria, low risk is defined as having An Acute Rheumatic Fever incidence <---------- per 100,000 school aged children per year?	1	2	0.1	0.01	1	[ "Rheumatic Fever" ]	Question: According to American hea association & world hea federation 2015 criteria, low risk is defined as having An Acute Rheumatic Fever incidence <---------- per 100,000 school aged children per year? Choices: A. 1 B. 2 C. 0.1 D. 0.01 Answer:
The mechanism of the development of Acute Rheumatic Fever is which of the following?	Cross reactivity with exogenous antigen	Innocent bystander effect	Due to toxin secretion by streptococci	Release of pyrogenic cytokines	0	[ "Rheumatic Fever" ]	Question: The mechanism of the development of Acute Rheumatic Fever is which of the following? Choices: A. Cross reactivity with exogenous antigen B. Innocent bystander effect C. Due to toxin secretion by streptococci D. Release of pyrogenic cytokines Answer:
All of the following are major criteria in the diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever, Except:	Migratory Polyahralgia	Subcutaneous Nodules	Chorea	Carditis	0	[ "Rheumatic Fever" ]	Question: All of the following are major criteria in the diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever, Except: Choices: A. Migratory Polyahralgia B. Subcutaneous Nodules C. Chorea D. Carditis Answer:
All of the following are major criteria inthe diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever, except -	Prolonged PR interval	Subcutaneous Nodules	Chorea	Carditis	0	[ "Rheumatic Fever" ]	Question: All of the following are major criteria inthe diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever, except - Choices: A. Prolonged PR interval B. Subcutaneous Nodules C. Chorea D. Carditis Answer:
Most Common Valve Not involved in Rheumatic Fever:	Mitral	Aoic	Pulmonary	Tricuspid	3	[ "Rheumatic Fever" ]	Question: Most Common Valve Not involved in Rheumatic Fever: Choices: A. Mitral B. Aoic C. Pulmonary D. Tricuspid Answer:
A 29-year-old man is seen in the office after returning from a hiking trip in Colorado. He complains of feeling unwell and reports symptoms of fever, myalgia, headache, and nausea. Two days ago, he noticed a rash on his wrists and ankles that has now spread to his body. He recalls having had numerous insect bites during his trip. On examination, his blood pressure is 90/60 mmHg, pulse 100/min, and respirations 20/min. There are multiple 1-5 mm macules on his body and some of them have a hemorrhagic center consistent with a petechia. His neck is supple and fundi are normal. The heart sounds are normal, lungs clear, and legs are edematous. Cranial nerve, motor, and sensory examination is normal. A clinical diagnosis of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) is made and he is started on appropriate therapy. Which of the following is the most common type of central nervous system (CNS) presentation in this condition?	hemiplegia	cranial nerve abnormalities	paraplegia	encephalitis	3	[ "Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever" ]	Question: A 29-year-old man is seen in the office after returning from a hiking trip in Colorado. He complains of feeling unwell and reports symptoms of fever, myalgia, headache, and nausea. Two days ago, he noticed a rash on his wrists and ankles that has now spread to his body. He recalls having had numerous insect bites during his trip. On examination, his blood pressure is 90/60 mmHg, pulse 100/min, and respirations 20/min. There are multiple 1-5 mm macules on his body and some of them have a hemorrhagic center consistent with a petechia. His neck is supple and fundi are normal. The heart sounds are normal, lungs clear, and legs are edematous. Cranial nerve, motor, and sensory examination is normal. A clinical diagnosis of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) is made and he is started on appropriate therapy. Which of the following is the most common type of central nervous system (CNS) presentation in this condition? Choices: A. hemiplegia B. cranial nerve abnormalities C. paraplegia D. encephalitis Answer:
All of the following statements are true about Congenital Rubella, EXCEPT:	It is diagnosed when the infant has IgM antibodies at bih	It is diagnosed when IgG antibodies persist from more than 6 months	Most common congenital defects are deafness, cardiac malformations and cataract	Infection after 16 weeks of gestation results in major congenital defects	3	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: All of the following statements are true about Congenital Rubella, EXCEPT: Choices: A. It is diagnosed when the infant has IgM antibodies at bih B. It is diagnosed when IgG antibodies persist from more than 6 months C. Most common congenital defects are deafness, cardiac malformations and cataract D. Infection after 16 weeks of gestation results in major congenital defects Answer:
The classic triad of congenital Rubella includes all except:	Cataract	Deafness	Retinal detachment	CHD	2	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: The classic triad of congenital Rubella includes all except: Choices: A. Cataract B. Deafness C. Retinal detachment D. CHD Answer:
Rubella is caused by	Ohomyxovirus	Paramyxovirus	Toga virus	Arbovirus group B	2	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Rubella is caused by Choices: A. Ohomyxovirus B. Paramyxovirus C. Toga virus D. Arbovirus group B Answer:
All of the following is/are true about Rubella in pregnancy except	Diagnosed when IgM antibodies are present in the neonatal serum	Diagnosed when IgG antibodies persist for more than 6 months	Most common defects are cataracts, deafness and hea defects	Maternal infection after 16 weeks of gestation result in major congenital defects	3	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: All of the following is/are true about Rubella in pregnancy except Choices: A. Diagnosed when IgM antibodies are present in the neonatal serum B. Diagnosed when IgG antibodies persist for more than 6 months C. Most common defects are cataracts, deafness and hea defects D. Maternal infection after 16 weeks of gestation result in major congenital defects Answer:
Rubella vaccine is given in which age-	1-14 yrs	<5 yrs	>50 yrs	None	0	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Rubella vaccine is given in which age- Choices: A. 1-14 yrs B. <5 yrs C. >50 yrs D. None Answer:
Which of the following is not true about Rubella?	Caused by DNA virus of Toga family	There is no known carrier state for postnatally acquired rubella	Rubella vaccine is live attenuated with strain RA 27/3	Risk of transmission and severity maximum in 1st trimester of pregnancy	0	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Which of the following is not true about Rubella? Choices: A. Caused by DNA virus of Toga family B. There is no known carrier state for postnatally acquired rubella C. Rubella vaccine is live attenuated with strain RA 27/3 D. Risk of transmission and severity maximum in 1st trimester of pregnancy Answer:
Rubella cataract is seen as -	Posterior polar cataract	Nuclear cataract	Blue dot cataract in young	Cuneiform cataract	1	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Rubella cataract is seen as - Choices: A. Posterior polar cataract B. Nuclear cataract C. Blue dot cataract in young D. Cuneiform cataract Answer:
Rubella vaccine is given in which age -	1-14 yrs	< 5 yrs	> 50 yrs	None	0	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Rubella vaccine is given in which age - Choices: A. 1-14 yrs B. < 5 yrs C. > 50 yrs D. None Answer:
Rubella cataract is seen as-	Posterior polar cataract	Nuclear cataract	Blue dot cataract in young	Cuneiform cataract	1	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Rubella cataract is seen as- Choices: A. Posterior polar cataract B. Nuclear cataract C. Blue dot cataract in young D. Cuneiform cataract Answer:
Rubella vaccine is given in which age ?	1-14 yrs	< 5 yrs	> 50 yrs	None	0	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Rubella vaccine is given in which age ? Choices: A. 1-14 yrs B. < 5 yrs C. > 50 yrs D. None Answer:
Rubella specific antibodies detected after vaccination/ natural infection: March 2013	IgM	IgG	IgA	IgE	1	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Rubella specific antibodies detected after vaccination/ natural infection: March 2013 Choices: A. IgM B. IgG C. IgA D. IgE Answer:
Which of the following cardiac lesion is least likely to occur in Congenital Rubella syndrome?	ASD	VSD	PDA	Pulmonary Stenosis	0	[ "Rubella" ]	Question: Which of the following cardiac lesion is least likely to occur in Congenital Rubella syndrome? Choices: A. ASD B. VSD C. PDA D. Pulmonary Stenosis Answer:

Regarding Rabies, true is -

Incubation period depends on the site of bite

Diagnosis is by eosinophilic intranuclear inclusion

It is a RNA virus

Caused only by dogs

0

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Regarding Rabies, true is - Choices: A. Incubation period depends on the site of bite B. Diagnosis is by eosinophilic intranuclear inclusion C. It is a RNA virus D. Caused only by dogs Answer:

Which of the following is diagnostic of Rabies?

Guarneri bodies

Negri bodies

Cowdry A body

Bollinger bodies

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Which of the following is diagnostic of Rabies? Choices: A. Guarneri bodies B. Negri bodies C. Cowdry A body D. Bollinger bodies Answer:

Which of the following inclusion body is seen in a patient with Rabies?

Cowdry-B

Negri bodies

Guarneri bodies

Bollinger bodies

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Which of the following inclusion body is seen in a patient with Rabies? Choices: A. Cowdry-B B. Negri bodies C. Guarneri bodies D. Bollinger bodies Answer:

Pre-exposure prophylaxis for Rabies is given on

Days 0, 3, 7, 14, 28, 90

Days 0, 3, 7, 28, 90

Days 0, 3

Days 0, 7, 28

3

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Pre-exposure prophylaxis for Rabies is given on Choices: A. Days 0, 3, 7, 14, 28, 90 B. Days 0, 3, 7, 28, 90 C. Days 0, 3 D. Days 0, 7, 28 Answer:

Nervous tissue Rabies vaccines are usually manufactured from

Duck embryos

Human diploid cell

Sheep

Chick embryos

2

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Nervous tissue Rabies vaccines are usually manufactured from Choices: A. Duck embryos B. Human diploid cell C. Sheep D. Chick embryos Answer:

Rapid diagnosis of Rabies in a Rabid living dog is by?

Fluorescent antibody test

Corneal impression

Inoculation in mouse

None of the above

0

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rapid diagnosis of Rabies in a Rabid living dog is by? Choices: A. Fluorescent antibody test B. Corneal impression C. Inoculation in mouse D. None of the above Answer:

Rabies vaccine was first developed by ?

Robe Koch

Louis Pasteur

Edward Jenner

Loeffler

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rabies vaccine was first developed by ? Choices: A. Robe Koch B. Louis Pasteur C. Edward Jenner D. Loeffler Answer:

Diagnostic of Rabies -

Guameri bodies

Negri bodies

Cowdry A body

Bollinger bodies

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Diagnostic of Rabies - Choices: A. Guameri bodies B. Negri bodies C. Cowdry A body D. Bollinger bodies Answer:

Rabies virus is inactivated by -

Phenol

UV radiation

BPL

ALL

3

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rabies virus is inactivated by - Choices: A. Phenol B. UV radiation C. BPL D. ALL Answer:

In Rabies, the characterstic pathological manifestation is -

Ventriculitis

Brainstem encephalitis

Basal ganglia affection

Meningitis

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: In Rabies, the characterstic pathological manifestation is - Choices: A. Ventriculitis B. Brainstem encephalitis C. Basal ganglia affection D. Meningitis Answer:

Rabies is diagnosed by ?

Hair follicle smear

Corneal smear

Isolation from blood

Nerve biopsy

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rabies is diagnosed by ? Choices: A. Hair follicle smear B. Corneal smear C. Isolation from blood D. Nerve biopsy Answer:

Most common type of pathological changes seen in Rabies are

Meningitis

Cranial aeritis

Ventriculitis

Brain stem encephalitis

3

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Most common type of pathological changes seen in Rabies are Choices: A. Meningitis B. Cranial aeritis C. Ventriculitis D. Brain stem encephalitis Answer:

Neurological complications following Rabies vaccine is common with ?

HDCS Vaccine

Chick embryo Vaccine

Semple Vaccine

Duck Egg Vaccine

2

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Neurological complications following Rabies vaccine is common with ? Choices: A. HDCS Vaccine B. Chick embryo Vaccine C. Semple Vaccine D. Duck Egg Vaccine Answer:

Which of the following is not a route of transmission Rabies?

Bite

Lick

Aerosol

Ingestion

3

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Which of the following is not a route of transmission Rabies? Choices: A. Bite B. Lick C. Aerosol D. Ingestion Answer:

Rabies vaccine for pre exposure prophylaxis is given at?

0, 3, 7 days

0, 3, 7, 14 days

0, 3, 7, 14, 30 days

0, 7, 28 days

3

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rabies vaccine for pre exposure prophylaxis is given at? Choices: A. 0, 3, 7 days B. 0, 3, 7, 14 days C. 0, 3, 7, 14, 30 days D. 0, 7, 28 days Answer:

Dose of Human Rabies Immunoglobulin is:

10 IU/kg

20 IU/kg

30 IU/kg

40 IU/kg

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Dose of Human Rabies Immunoglobulin is: Choices: A. 10 IU/kg B. 20 IU/kg C. 30 IU/kg D. 40 IU/kg Answer:

Rabies can be transmitted by all the following routes except -

Aerosol

Bites

Ingestion

2

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rabies can be transmitted by all the following routes except - Choices: A. Aerosol B. Bites C. Ingestion D. Ingestion Answer:

Rabies vaccine was first developed by -

Robert Koch

Louis Pasteur

Edward Jenner

Loeffler

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rabies vaccine was first developed by - Choices: A. Robert Koch B. Louis Pasteur C. Edward Jenner D. Loeffler Answer:

Intramuscular Rabies vaccine Post exposure prophylaxis schedule is

1-1-0-1-1

1-1-1-1-1

2-2-2-0-2

8-0-4-0-0-4

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Intramuscular Rabies vaccine Post exposure prophylaxis schedule is Choices: A. 1-1-0-1-1 B. 1-1-1-1-1 C. 2-2-2-0-2 D. 8-0-4-0-0-4 Answer:

In a patient suspected to be diagnosed with Rabies, a sample of corneal smear was taken. Which of the following investigations can be done from the specimen?

RT PCR

Immunofluorescence test

Negri body visualization

Virus isolation

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: In a patient suspected to be diagnosed with Rabies, a sample of corneal smear was taken. Which of the following investigations can be done from the specimen? Choices: A. RT PCR B. Immunofluorescence test C. Negri body visualization D. Virus isolation Answer:

Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of Rabies is

80%

90%

100%

95%

2

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of Rabies is Choices: A. 80% B. 90% C. 100% D. 95% Answer:

Rabies is identified by -

Guarnieri bodies

Negri bodies

Cowdry A bodies

Cowdry B bodies

1

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rabies is identified by - Choices: A. Guarnieri bodies B. Negri bodies C. Cowdry A bodies D. Cowdry B bodies Answer:

All are true regarding Rabies virus, except?

Single Stranded RNA virus

Linear

Negative sense

Space vehicle shaped

3

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: All are true regarding Rabies virus, except? Choices: A. Single Stranded RNA virus B. Linear C. Negative sense D. Space vehicle shaped Answer:

A child has received full Rabies vaccination in December 2018 and now presented with oozing wound on Great toe and the pet had vaccination also. Next line of management is

No vaccine required

RIG + 5 doses of vaccine

5 doses of vaccines only

2 doses of Rabies vaccine

3

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: A child has received full Rabies vaccination in December 2018 and now presented with oozing wound on Great toe and the pet had vaccination also. Next line of management is Choices: A. No vaccine required B. RIG + 5 doses of vaccine C. 5 doses of vaccines only D. 2 doses of Rabies vaccine Answer:

Rabies vaccine not to be given in case of?

Rat bite

Cat bite

Dog bite

Monkey bite

0

[ "Rabies" ]

Question: Rabies vaccine not to be given in case of? Choices: A. Rat bite B. Cat bite C. Dog bite D. Monkey bite Answer:

Which of the following treatment is done for Juvenile Onset Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis:

Bevacizumab

Aerosol Cidofovir

Interferon Beta

Steroids

0

[ "Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis" ]

Question: Which of the following treatment is done for Juvenile Onset Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis: Choices: A. Bevacizumab B. Aerosol Cidofovir C. Interferon Beta D. Steroids Answer:

Commonest metastasis in Renal Cell Carcinoma is to

Lung

Bone

Adrenal

Liver

0

[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]

Question: Commonest metastasis in Renal Cell Carcinoma is to Choices: A. Lung B. Bone C. Adrenal D. Liver Answer:

Chromophilic Renal Cell Carcinoma is associated with

3p

Trisomy 7 and 17

6q

t(3, 11)

1

[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]

Question: Chromophilic Renal Cell Carcinoma is associated with Choices: A. 3p B. Trisomy 7 and 17 C. 6q D. t(3, 11) Answer:

Which of the following statement about Renal Cell Carcinoma (Hypemephroma) is false:

Originate in the coex

Histologically are usually Adenocarcinomas

May present with varicocele

Radiosensitive

3

[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]

Question: Which of the following statement about Renal Cell Carcinoma (Hypemephroma) is false: Choices: A. Originate in the coex B. Histologically are usually Adenocarcinomas C. May present with varicocele D. Radiosensitive Answer:

Which of the following is true regarding Renal Cell Carcinoma?

More common in males

May cause varicocele

May invade the renal vein

All the above

3

[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]

Question: Which of the following is true regarding Renal Cell Carcinoma? Choices: A. More common in males B. May cause varicocele C. May invade the renal vein D. All the above Answer:

Which of the following is not true regarding Renal Cell Carcinoma?

More common in males

Has a tendency to invade the renal vessels

Usually situated near the poles

Hematuria is not a feature

3

[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]

Question: Which of the following is not true regarding Renal Cell Carcinoma? Choices: A. More common in males B. Has a tendency to invade the renal vessels C. Usually situated near the poles D. Hematuria is not a feature Answer:

What is not a part of triad of Renal Cell Carcinoma?

Loin Mass

Hematuria

Loin Pain

Oliguria

3

[ "Renal Cell Carcinoma" ]

Question: What is not a part of triad of Renal Cell Carcinoma? Choices: A. Loin Mass B. Hematuria C. Loin Pain D. Oliguria Answer:

Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except –

Usher Syndrome

Marfan's Syndrome

Kearns – Sayre Syndrome

Bassen – Kornzweig Syndrome

1

[ "Retinitis Pigmentosa" ]

Question: Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except – Choices: A. Usher Syndrome B. Marfan's Syndrome C. Kearns – Sayre Syndrome D. Bassen – Kornzweig Syndrome Answer:

Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except -

Usher Syndrome

Marfan's Syndrome

Kearns- Sayre Syndrome

Bussen - Kornzweig Syndrome

1

[ "Retinitis Pigmentosa" ]

Question: Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except - Choices: A. Usher Syndrome B. Marfan's Syndrome C. Kearns- Sayre Syndrome D. Bussen - Kornzweig Syndrome Answer:

Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except:

Usher Syndrome

Marfan's Syndrome

Kearns- Sayre Syndrome

Bassen - Kornzweig Syndrome

1

[ "Retinitis Pigmentosa" ]

Question: Retinitis Pigmentosa is associated with all except: Choices: A. Usher Syndrome B. Marfan's Syndrome C. Kearns- Sayre Syndrome D. Bassen - Kornzweig Syndrome Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene is located on –

Chromosome 5

Chromosome 8

Chromosome 13

Chromosome 16

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on – Choices: A. Chromosome 5 B. Chromosome 8 C. Chromosome 13 D. Chromosome 16 Answer:

Retinoblastoma is bilateral in:

1% of cases

50% of cases

100% of cases

30% of cases

3

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma is bilateral in: Choices: A. 1% of cases B. 50% of cases C. 100% of cases D. 30% of cases Answer:

Second common malignancy in Patients of Retinoblastoma is:

Osteoblastoma

Osteochondroma

Osteoclastoma

Osteosarcoma

3

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Second common malignancy in Patients of Retinoblastoma is: Choices: A. Osteoblastoma B. Osteochondroma C. Osteoclastoma D. Osteosarcoma Answer:

Retinoblastoma is seen in -

Children

Adults

Old age

At any age

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma is seen in - Choices: A. Children B. Adults C. Old age D. At any age Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene is located on -

Chromosome 5

Chromosome 8

Chromosome 13

Chromosome 16

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on - Choices: A. Chromosome 5 B. Chromosome 8 C. Chromosome 13 D. Chromosome 16 Answer:

Retinoblastoma arises from

Layer of rods & cones

Layer of bipolar cells

External limiting membrane

Any nucleated retinal layer

3

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma arises from Choices: A. Layer of rods & cones B. Layer of bipolar cells C. External limiting membrane D. Any nucleated retinal layer Answer:

Retinoblastomas arising in the context of germ-line mutations not only may be bilateral, but also may be associated with______ (so called "trilateral" retinoblastoma)

Medulloblastoma

Pinealoblastoma

Neuroblastoma

Hemangioblastoma

1

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastomas arising in the context of germ-line mutations not only may be bilateral, but also may be associated with______ (so called "trilateral" retinoblastoma) Choices: A. Medulloblastoma B. Pinealoblastoma C. Neuroblastoma D. Hemangioblastoma Answer:

Chemotherapy agents used for Retinoblastoma includes

Vincristine, Etoposide, Carboplatin

Vincristine, Doxorubicin, Carboplatin

Doxorubicin, Etoposide, Carboplatin

Actinomycin, Doxorubicin, Carboplatin

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Chemotherapy agents used for Retinoblastoma includes Choices: A. Vincristine, Etoposide, Carboplatin B. Vincristine, Doxorubicin, Carboplatin C. Doxorubicin, Etoposide, Carboplatin D. Actinomycin, Doxorubicin, Carboplatin Answer:

Pseudoglioma differs from Retinoblastoma in that pseudoglioma is associated with –

Decreased intraocular pressure

Blurring of vision

Enlargement of the optic foramen

All of the above

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Pseudoglioma differs from Retinoblastoma in that pseudoglioma is associated with – Choices: A. Decreased intraocular pressure B. Blurring of vision C. Enlargement of the optic foramen D. All of the above Answer:

A patient with known mutation in the `RB gene' is `disease free' from Retinoblastoma. The patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies –

Renal cell carcinoma

Osteosarcoma

Pinealoblastoma

Chondrosarcoma

1

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: A patient with known mutation in the `RB gene' is `disease free' from Retinoblastoma. The patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies – Choices: A. Renal cell carcinoma B. Osteosarcoma C. Pinealoblastoma D. Chondrosarcoma Answer:

Most common secondary tumor with Retinoblastoma is

Neuroblastoma

Pineoblastoma

Osteochondroma

Osteosarcoma

3

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Most common secondary tumor with Retinoblastoma is Choices: A. Neuroblastoma B. Pineoblastoma C. Osteochondroma D. Osteosarcoma Answer:

Retinoblastoma is associated with-

Osteosarcoma

Hepatocellular

SCC

Osteoclastoma

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma is associated with- Choices: A. Osteosarcoma B. Hepatocellular C. SCC D. Osteoclastoma Answer:

A patient with known mutation in the 'Rb gene' is 'disease free' from Retinoblastoma. The patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies

Renal cell carcinoma

Osteosarcoma

Pinealoblastoma

Chondrosarcoma

1

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: A patient with known mutation in the 'Rb gene' is 'disease free' from Retinoblastoma. The patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies Choices: A. Renal cell carcinoma B. Osteosarcoma C. Pinealoblastoma D. Chondrosarcoma Answer:

Retinoblastoma is associated with -

Osteosarcoma

Hepatocellularca

SCC

Osteoclastoma,

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma is associated with - Choices: A. Osteosarcoma B. Hepatocellularca C. SCC D. Osteoclastoma, Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene is located on a chromosome -

13

6

9

21

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on a chromosome - Choices: A. 13 B. 6 C. 9 D. 21 Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene regulates-

Gi - S phase

G2 - M phase

Go - S1 phase

S - G1 phase

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene regulates- Choices: A. Gi - S phase B. G2 - M phase C. Go - S1 phase D. S - G1 phase Answer:

Retinoblastoma spreads to CNS through:

Direct

Lymphatic

Arterial

Vitreous

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma spreads to CNS through: Choices: A. Direct B. Lymphatic C. Arterial D. Vitreous Answer:

Retinoblastoma is associated with, which of the following tumors

Osteoclastoma

Hepatocellular carcinoma

Squamous cell carcinoma

Osteosarcoma

3

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma is associated with, which of the following tumors Choices: A. Osteoclastoma B. Hepatocellular carcinoma C. Squamous cell carcinoma D. Osteosarcoma Answer:

Retinoblastoma differs from pseudoglioma by

Decreasing Intraocular pressure

Blurring of vision

Enlargement of optic foramen

All the above

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma differs from pseudoglioma by Choices: A. Decreasing Intraocular pressure B. Blurring of vision C. Enlargement of optic foramen D. All the above Answer:

True about Retinoblastoma –a) Leukocoria is most common presentationb) Always unilateralc) May have family historyd) Enucleation is the only treatmente) Most common age group affected is 1–2 year

acd

bde

ace

ade

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: True about Retinoblastoma –a) Leukocoria is most common presentationb) Always unilateralc) May have family historyd) Enucleation is the only treatmente) Most common age group affected is 1–2 year Choices: A. acd B. bde C. ace D. ade Answer:

Retinoblastoma –

Is inherited in 50% of cases

Is caused by deletion of 11q14

Rosettes suggest good prognosis

Causes death in 60% of sufferers in the UK

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma – Choices: A. Is inherited in 50% of cases B. Is caused by deletion of 11q14 C. Rosettes suggest good prognosis D. Causes death in 60% of sufferers in the UK Answer:

A patient with known mutation in the 'Rb gene' is 'disease free' from Retinoblastoma. This patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies?

Osteosarcoma

Pinealoblastoma

Chondrosarcoma

Renal cell carcinoma

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: A patient with known mutation in the 'Rb gene' is 'disease free' from Retinoblastoma. This patient is at highest risk of developing which of the following malignancies? Choices: A. Osteosarcoma B. Pinealoblastoma C. Chondrosarcoma D. Renal cell carcinoma Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene is ,located on chromosome:

13

14

17

22

0

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene is ,located on chromosome: Choices: A. 13 B. 14 C. 17 D. 22 Answer:

Feature common to carcinoma pancreas, lungs,stomach is,a) Retinoblastomab) Migratory thrombophlebitisc) Ascitesd) DIC

acd

abd

abc

ab

1

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Feature common to carcinoma pancreas, lungs,stomach is,a) Retinoblastomab) Migratory thrombophlebitisc) Ascitesd) DIC Choices: A. acd B. abd C. abc D. ab Answer:

Regarding Retinoblastoma all are true EXCEPT:

13q4p mutation

Autosomal dominant

25% Bilateral

40% Heritable forms

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Regarding Retinoblastoma all are true EXCEPT: Choices: A. 13q4p mutation B. Autosomal dominant C. 25% Bilateral D. 40% Heritable forms Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene is located on chromosome ?

6

9

13

21

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on chromosome ? Choices: A. 6 B. 9 C. 13 D. 21 Answer:

Following are spontaneous resolution tumours except-a) Malignant melanomab) Osteogenic sarcomac) Cholangio carcinomad) Retinoblastoma

a

c

bc

ad

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Following are spontaneous resolution tumours except-a) Malignant melanomab) Osteogenic sarcomac) Cholangio carcinomad) Retinoblastoma Choices: A. a B. c C. bc D. ad Answer:

The differential diagnosis of Retinoblastoma include all of the following except

Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous

Coats disease

Retinal astrocytoma

Retinal detachment

3

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: The differential diagnosis of Retinoblastoma include all of the following except Choices: A. Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous B. Coats disease C. Retinal astrocytoma D. Retinal detachment Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene is located on:

Chromosome 5

Chromosome 8

Chromosome 13

Chromosome 16

2

[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on: Choices: A. Chromosome 5 B. Chromosome 8 C. Chromosome 13 D. Chromosome 16 Answer:

Gene involved in Retinoblastoma

12P13

13P14

12Q13

13Q14

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Gene involved in Retinoblastoma Choices: A. 12P13 B. 13P14 C. 12Q13 D. 13Q14 Answer:

Retinoblastoma best evaluated by-

Ultrasonography

CT SCAN

CT SCAN + MRI

MRI

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Question: Retinoblastoma best evaluated by- Choices: A. Ultrasonography B. CT SCAN C. CT SCAN + MRI D. MRI Answer:

Most common presentation of Retinoblastoma

Strabismus

Leucocoria

Decreased vision

Yellowish-white retinal mass.

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Question: Most common presentation of Retinoblastoma Choices: A. Strabismus B. Leucocoria C. Decreased vision D. Yellowish-white retinal mass. Answer:

Pseudoglioma differs from Retinoblastoma in that pseudoglioma is associated with

Decreased intraocular pressure

Blurring of vision

Enlargement of the optic foramen

All of the above

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Question: Pseudoglioma differs from Retinoblastoma in that pseudoglioma is associated with Choices: A. Decreased intraocular pressure B. Blurring of vision C. Enlargement of the optic foramen D. All of the above Answer:

Cotton wool spot is /are seen in – a) DRb) Hypertensive retinopathyc) AIDSd) Retinoblastomae) Toxaemia of pregnancy

abce

abcd

acde

abde

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Cotton wool spot is /are seen in – a) DRb) Hypertensive retinopathyc) AIDSd) Retinoblastomae) Toxaemia of pregnancy Choices: A. abce B. abcd C. acde D. abde Answer:

Retinoblastoma is associated with which chromosome?

13

11

17

15

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Question: Retinoblastoma is associated with which chromosome? Choices: A. 13 B. 11 C. 17 D. 15 Answer:

Distant metastasis in Retinoblastoma is commonly seen in: September 2012

Long bones

Lungs

Brain

Liver

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Distant metastasis in Retinoblastoma is commonly seen in: September 2012 Choices: A. Long bones B. Lungs C. Brain D. Liver Answer:

Most common site of bony metastases in Retinoblastoma-

Skull bones

Hip bones

Ribs

Veebrae

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Question: Most common site of bony metastases in Retinoblastoma- Choices: A. Skull bones B. Hip bones C. Ribs D. Veebrae Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene is located on?

Chromosome 6

Chromosome 9

Chromosome 13

Chromosome 2l

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on? Choices: A. Chromosome 6 B. Chromosome 9 C. Chromosome 13 D. Chromosome 2l Answer:

Retinoblastoma arises from:

Layer of rods and cones

Layer of bipolar cells

Ganglion cells layers

Any nucleated retinal layer

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma arises from: Choices: A. Layer of rods and cones B. Layer of bipolar cells C. Ganglion cells layers D. Any nucleated retinal layer Answer:

Retinoblastoma can occur bilaterally in how many percentage of the cases?

10-15%

15-20%

20-25%

25-30%

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma can occur bilaterally in how many percentage of the cases? Choices: A. 10-15% B. 15-20% C. 20-25% D. 25-30% Answer:

Retinoblastoma gene is located on chromosome -

6

9

13

21

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma gene is located on chromosome - Choices: A. 6 B. 9 C. 13 D. 21 Answer:

Retinoblastoma is bilateral in

100 % of cases

1 % of cases

50 % of cases

30 % of cases

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma is bilateral in Choices: A. 100 % of cases B. 1 % of cases C. 50 % of cases D. 30 % of cases Answer:

Retinoblastoma best evaluated by -

Ultrasonography

CT SCAN

CT SCAN + MRI

MRI

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[ "Retinoblastoma" ]

Question: Retinoblastoma best evaluated by - Choices: A. Ultrasonography B. CT SCAN C. CT SCAN + MRI D. MRI Answer:

Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) screening is done in the following babies

Preterm < 34 weeks of gestation

Preterm of 33 weeks of gestation who required mechanical ventilation

Babies with birth weight < 1.8 kg

Babies with birth weight < 2 kg

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[ "Retinopathy of Prematurity" ]

Question: Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) screening is done in the following babies Choices: A. Preterm < 34 weeks of gestation B. Preterm of 33 weeks of gestation who required mechanical ventilation C. Babies with birth weight < 1.8 kg D. Babies with birth weight < 2 kg Answer:

Which grade of ROP (Retinopathy of Prematurity) shows a ridge with retinal fibrovascular proliferation and neovasularisation?

ROP 1

ROP 2

ROP 3

ROP 4

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[ "Retinopathy of Prematurity" ]

Question: Which grade of ROP (Retinopathy of Prematurity) shows a ridge with retinal fibrovascular proliferation and neovasularisation? Choices: A. ROP 1 B. ROP 2 C. ROP 3 D. ROP 4 Answer:

For preventing Retinopathy of Prematurity, concentration of oxygen should be: March 2007

20-30%

30-40%

50-60%

60-70%

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[ "Retinopathy of Prematurity" ]

Question: For preventing Retinopathy of Prematurity, concentration of oxygen should be: March 2007 Choices: A. 20-30% B. 30-40% C. 50-60% D. 60-70% Answer:

Which of the following is a minor criteria for diagnosis of Rheumatic Fever (RF) according to modified Jones criteria?

ASO titre

Past History of Rheumatic Fever

Fever

Subcutaneous nodules

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Question: Which of the following is a minor criteria for diagnosis of Rheumatic Fever (RF) according to modified Jones criteria? Choices: A. ASO titre B. Past History of Rheumatic Fever C. Fever D. Subcutaneous nodules Answer:

According to American hea association & world hea federation 2015 criteria, low risk is defined as having An Acute Rheumatic Fever incidence <---------- per 100,000 school aged children per year?

1

2

0.1

0.01

1

[ "Rheumatic Fever" ]

Question: According to American hea association & world hea federation 2015 criteria, low risk is defined as having An Acute Rheumatic Fever incidence <---------- per 100,000 school aged children per year? Choices: A. 1 B. 2 C. 0.1 D. 0.01 Answer:

The mechanism of the development of Acute Rheumatic Fever is which of the following?

Cross reactivity with exogenous antigen

Innocent bystander effect

Due to toxin secretion by streptococci

Release of pyrogenic cytokines

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Question: The mechanism of the development of Acute Rheumatic Fever is which of the following? Choices: A. Cross reactivity with exogenous antigen B. Innocent bystander effect C. Due to toxin secretion by streptococci D. Release of pyrogenic cytokines Answer:

All of the following are major criteria in the diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever, Except:

Migratory Polyahralgia

Subcutaneous Nodules

Chorea

Carditis

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Question: All of the following are major criteria in the diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever, Except: Choices: A. Migratory Polyahralgia B. Subcutaneous Nodules C. Chorea D. Carditis Answer:

All of the following are major criteria inthe diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever, except -

Prolonged PR interval

Subcutaneous Nodules

Chorea

Carditis

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Question: All of the following are major criteria inthe diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever, except - Choices: A. Prolonged PR interval B. Subcutaneous Nodules C. Chorea D. Carditis Answer:

Most Common Valve Not involved in Rheumatic Fever:

Mitral

Aoic

Pulmonary

Tricuspid

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Question: Most Common Valve Not involved in Rheumatic Fever: Choices: A. Mitral B. Aoic C. Pulmonary D. Tricuspid Answer:

A 29-year-old man is seen in the office after returning from a hiking trip in Colorado. He complains of feeling unwell and reports symptoms of fever, myalgia, headache, and nausea. Two days ago, he noticed a rash on his wrists and ankles that has now spread to his body. He recalls having had numerous insect bites during his trip. On examination, his blood pressure is 90/60 mmHg, pulse 100/min, and respirations 20/min. There are multiple 1-5 mm macules on his body and some of them have a hemorrhagic center consistent with a petechia. His neck is supple and fundi are normal. The heart sounds are normal, lungs clear, and legs are edematous. Cranial nerve, motor, and sensory examination is normal. A clinical diagnosis of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) is made and he is started on appropriate therapy. Which of the following is the most common type of central nervous system (CNS) presentation in this condition?

hemiplegia

cranial nerve abnormalities

paraplegia

encephalitis

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[ "Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever" ]

Question: A 29-year-old man is seen in the office after returning from a hiking trip in Colorado. He complains of feeling unwell and reports symptoms of fever, myalgia, headache, and nausea. Two days ago, he noticed a rash on his wrists and ankles that has now spread to his body. He recalls having had numerous insect bites during his trip. On examination, his blood pressure is 90/60 mmHg, pulse 100/min, and respirations 20/min. There are multiple 1-5 mm macules on his body and some of them have a hemorrhagic center consistent with a petechia. His neck is supple and fundi are normal. The heart sounds are normal, lungs clear, and legs are edematous. Cranial nerve, motor, and sensory examination is normal. A clinical diagnosis of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) is made and he is started on appropriate therapy. Which of the following is the most common type of central nervous system (CNS) presentation in this condition? Choices: A. hemiplegia B. cranial nerve abnormalities C. paraplegia D. encephalitis Answer:

All of the following statements are true about Congenital Rubella, EXCEPT:

It is diagnosed when the infant has IgM antibodies at bih

It is diagnosed when IgG antibodies persist from more than 6 months

Most common congenital defects are deafness, cardiac malformations and cataract

Infection after 16 weeks of gestation results in major congenital defects

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Question: All of the following statements are true about Congenital Rubella, EXCEPT: Choices: A. It is diagnosed when the infant has IgM antibodies at bih B. It is diagnosed when IgG antibodies persist from more than 6 months C. Most common congenital defects are deafness, cardiac malformations and cataract D. Infection after 16 weeks of gestation results in major congenital defects Answer:

The classic triad of congenital Rubella includes all except:

Cataract

Deafness

Retinal detachment

CHD

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Question: The classic triad of congenital Rubella includes all except: Choices: A. Cataract B. Deafness C. Retinal detachment D. CHD Answer:

Rubella is caused by

Ohomyxovirus

Paramyxovirus

Toga virus

Arbovirus group B

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Question: Rubella is caused by Choices: A. Ohomyxovirus B. Paramyxovirus C. Toga virus D. Arbovirus group B Answer:

All of the following is/are true about Rubella in pregnancy except

Diagnosed when IgM antibodies are present in the neonatal serum

Diagnosed when IgG antibodies persist for more than 6 months

Most common defects are cataracts, deafness and hea defects

Maternal infection after 16 weeks of gestation result in major congenital defects

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[ "Rubella" ]

Question: All of the following is/are true about Rubella in pregnancy except Choices: A. Diagnosed when IgM antibodies are present in the neonatal serum B. Diagnosed when IgG antibodies persist for more than 6 months C. Most common defects are cataracts, deafness and hea defects D. Maternal infection after 16 weeks of gestation result in major congenital defects Answer:

Rubella vaccine is given in which age-

1-14 yrs

<5 yrs

>50 yrs

None

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Question: Rubella vaccine is given in which age- Choices: A. 1-14 yrs B. <5 yrs C. >50 yrs D. None Answer:

Which of the following is not true about Rubella?

Caused by DNA virus of Toga family

There is no known carrier state for postnatally acquired rubella

Rubella vaccine is live attenuated with strain RA 27/3

Risk of transmission and severity maximum in 1st trimester of pregnancy

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[ "Rubella" ]

Question: Which of the following is not true about Rubella? Choices: A. Caused by DNA virus of Toga family B. There is no known carrier state for postnatally acquired rubella C. Rubella vaccine is live attenuated with strain RA 27/3 D. Risk of transmission and severity maximum in 1st trimester of pregnancy Answer:

Rubella cataract is seen as -

Posterior polar cataract

Nuclear cataract

Blue dot cataract in young

Cuneiform cataract

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[ "Rubella" ]

Question: Rubella cataract is seen as - Choices: A. Posterior polar cataract B. Nuclear cataract C. Blue dot cataract in young D. Cuneiform cataract Answer:

Rubella vaccine is given in which age -

1-14 yrs

< 5 yrs

> 50 yrs

None

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[ "Rubella" ]

Question: Rubella vaccine is given in which age - Choices: A. 1-14 yrs B. < 5 yrs C. > 50 yrs D. None Answer:

Rubella cataract is seen as-

Posterior polar cataract

Nuclear cataract

Blue dot cataract in young

Cuneiform cataract

1

[ "Rubella" ]

Question: Rubella cataract is seen as- Choices: A. Posterior polar cataract B. Nuclear cataract C. Blue dot cataract in young D. Cuneiform cataract Answer:

Rubella vaccine is given in which age ?

1-14 yrs

< 5 yrs

> 50 yrs

None

0

[ "Rubella" ]

Question: Rubella vaccine is given in which age ? Choices: A. 1-14 yrs B. < 5 yrs C. > 50 yrs D. None Answer:

Rubella specific antibodies detected after vaccination/ natural infection: March 2013

IgM

IgG

IgA

IgE

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[ "Rubella" ]

Question: Rubella specific antibodies detected after vaccination/ natural infection: March 2013 Choices: A. IgM B. IgG C. IgA D. IgE Answer:

Which of the following cardiac lesion is least likely to occur in Congenital Rubella syndrome?

ASD

VSD

PDA

Pulmonary Stenosis

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Question: Which of the following cardiac lesion is least likely to occur in Congenital Rubella syndrome? Choices: A. ASD B. VSD C. PDA D. Pulmonary Stenosis Answer: