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Chromosome involved in Myotonic Dystrophy is	Chromosome 19	Chromosome 20	Chromosome 21	Chromosome 22	0	[ "Myotonic Dystrophy" ]	Question: Chromosome involved in Myotonic Dystrophy is Choices: A. Chromosome 19 B. Chromosome 20 C. Chromosome 21 D. Chromosome 22 Answer:
All of the following statements about inheritance of Myotonic Dystrophy are true, except:	Type 1 is caused by mutation in DMPK gene	Type 2 is caused by mutation in CNBP gene	Type 2 gene is located on Chromosome 19	Type 1 is caused by a CTG trinucleotide repeat expansion	2	[ "Myotonic Dystrophy" ]	Question: All of the following statements about inheritance of Myotonic Dystrophy are true, except: Choices: A. Type 1 is caused by mutation in DMPK gene B. Type 2 is caused by mutation in CNBP gene C. Type 2 gene is located on Chromosome 19 D. Type 1 is caused by a CTG trinucleotide repeat expansion Answer:
Which of the following drug is an inverse agonist at H3 receptors used for Narcolepsy?	Dexmedetomidine	Pitolisant	Icatibont	Secukinumab	1	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Which of the following drug is an inverse agonist at H3 receptors used for Narcolepsy? Choices: A. Dexmedetomidine B. Pitolisant C. Icatibont D. Secukinumab Answer:
Not seen in Narcolepsy:	Sleep paralysis	Sleep attack	Catalepsy	Cataplexy	2	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Not seen in Narcolepsy: Choices: A. Sleep paralysis B. Sleep attack C. Catalepsy D. Cataplexy Answer:
Narcolepsy is due to an abnormality in -	Hypothalamus	Neocortex	Cerebellum	Medulla oblongata	0	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is due to an abnormality in - Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocortex C. Cerebellum D. Medulla oblongata Answer:
Which of the following is the most impoant pa of brain involved in Narcolepsy	Neocoex	Hypothalamus	Hippocampus	Pons	1	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Which of the following is the most impoant pa of brain involved in Narcolepsy Choices: A. Neocoex B. Hypothalamus C. Hippocampus D. Pons Answer:
Drug of choice for Narcolepsy	Modafinil	Sildenafil	Disulfiram	Dexemedotimidine	0	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Drug of choice for Narcolepsy Choices: A. Modafinil B. Sildenafil C. Disulfiram D. Dexemedotimidine Answer:
Narcolepsy is due to the abnormality in	Hypothalamus	Neocoex	Cerebellum	Medulla oblongata	0	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is due to the abnormality in Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocoex C. Cerebellum D. Medulla oblongata Answer:
Narcolepsy is associated with?	Decreased NREM sleep	Hypnagogic hallucination	Late age of onset	Normal sleep architecture	1	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is associated with? Choices: A. Decreased NREM sleep B. Hypnagogic hallucination C. Late age of onset D. Normal sleep architecture Answer:
Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in ?	Hypothalamus	Neocoex	Cerebellum	Medulla oblongata	0	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in ? Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocoex C. Cerebellum D. Medulla oblongata Answer:
Not true about Narcolepsy is	Cataplexy	Sleep architecture normal	Loss of muscle tone	Hallucination	1	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Not true about Narcolepsy is Choices: A. Cataplexy B. Sleep architecture normal C. Loss of muscle tone D. Hallucination Answer:
Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in	Hypothalamus	Neocoex	Cerebellum	Medulla oblongata	0	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocoex C. Cerebellum D. Medulla oblongata Answer:
Narcolepsy is?	Sleep walking	Sleeptalking	Increased day time sleep	Sleep terrors	2	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is? Choices: A. Sleep walking B. Sleeptalking C. Increased day time sleep D. Sleep terrors Answer:
Narcolepsy is characterized by all of the folowing except -	Sleep paralys is	Cataplexy	Hallucination	Snoring	3	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is characterized by all of the folowing except - Choices: A. Sleep paralys is B. Cataplexy C. Hallucination D. Snoring Answer:
All of the followings are true about Narcolepsy; except:	Strong association with HLA class II	Sudden loss of voluntary muscle tone	NREM abnormality	Irresistible desire to sleep	2	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: All of the followings are true about Narcolepsy; except: Choices: A. Strong association with HLA class II B. Sudden loss of voluntary muscle tone C. NREM abnormality D. Irresistible desire to sleep Answer:
Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in -	Hypothalamus	Neocortex	Cerebellum	Medullaoblongata	0	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in - Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocortex C. Cerebellum D. Medullaoblongata Answer:
NOT seen in Narcolepsy	Sleep paralysis	Ataxia	Catalepsy	Abnormal REM sleep	2	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: NOT seen in Narcolepsy Choices: A. Sleep paralysis B. Ataxia C. Catalepsy D. Abnormal REM sleep Answer:
Narcolepsy is characterized by?	Increased REM sleep	Increased day time sleep	Increased night time sleep	Normal sleep architecture	1	[ "Narcolepsy" ]	Question: Narcolepsy is characterized by? Choices: A. Increased REM sleep B. Increased day time sleep C. Increased night time sleep D. Normal sleep architecture Answer:
Indication for surgery in Necrotizing Enterocolitis is?	Pneumatosis intestinalis- Stage IIA of NEC	Pneumoperitoneum- Stage IIIB of NEC	Poal Vein gas- Stage IIB of NEC	Peritonitis- Stage IIIA of NEC	1	[ "Necrotizing Enterocolitis" ]	Question: Indication for surgery in Necrotizing Enterocolitis is? Choices: A. Pneumatosis intestinalis- Stage IIA of NEC B. Pneumoperitoneum- Stage IIIB of NEC C. Poal Vein gas- Stage IIB of NEC D. Peritonitis- Stage IIIA of NEC Answer:
Causes of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus all except	Sheehan's syndrome	Amyloidosis	Polycystic kidney Disease	Lithium	0	[ "Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus" ]	Question: Causes of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus all except Choices: A. Sheehan's syndrome B. Amyloidosis C. Polycystic kidney Disease D. Lithium Answer:
DOC for lithium induced Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus	Spiranolactone	Furosemide	Amiloride	None of the above	2	[ "Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus" ]	Question: DOC for lithium induced Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus Choices: A. Spiranolactone B. Furosemide C. Amiloride D. None of the above Answer:
Mainstay of treatment of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus is:	Desmopressin	Thiazide / Amiloride diuretics and salt restriction	Desmopressin and salt restriction	Vasopressin and salt restriction	1	[ "Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus" ]	Question: Mainstay of treatment of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus is: Choices: A. Desmopressin B. Thiazide / Amiloride diuretics and salt restriction C. Desmopressin and salt restriction D. Vasopressin and salt restriction Answer:
Neurofibromatosis 1 criteria include all except:	Brain tumor	Acoustic neuromas	Dysplasia of the sphenoidal and tibial bone	Cafe-au-lait spots	1	[ "Neurofibromatosis 1" ]	Question: Neurofibromatosis 1 criteria include all except: Choices: A. Brain tumor B. Acoustic neuromas C. Dysplasia of the sphenoidal and tibial bone D. Cafe-au-lait spots Answer:
Neurofibromatosis 1 criteria except	Brain tumor	Acoustic neuromas	Pseudoarthrosis	Café-au-lait spots	1	[ "Neurofibromatosis 1" ]	Question: Neurofibromatosis 1 criteria except Choices: A. Brain tumor B. Acoustic neuromas C. Pseudoarthrosis D. Café-au-lait spots Answer:
The specific laboratory finding often reflect the clinical manifestations of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) is	Elevated Creatine kinase	Hypocalcemia	Increased Alkaline phosphatase	Leukocytosis	0	[ "Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome" ]	Question: The specific laboratory finding often reflect the clinical manifestations of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) is Choices: A. Elevated Creatine kinase B. Hypocalcemia C. Increased Alkaline phosphatase D. Leukocytosis Answer:
Which if the following statements are FALSE regarding Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMT)?	Combining Antipsychotics and Antidepressants increased the risk of NMS	Increase in Creatinine Phosphokinase (CPK) always indicates NMS	First use of Injection anti-psychotic in a risk factor	Catatonic symptoms and autonomic dysfunction is a feature of NMS	1	[ "Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome" ]	Question: Which if the following statements are FALSE regarding Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMT)? Choices: A. Combining Antipsychotics and Antidepressants increased the risk of NMS B. Increase in Creatinine Phosphokinase (CPK) always indicates NMS C. First use of Injection anti-psychotic in a risk factor D. Catatonic symptoms and autonomic dysfunction is a feature of NMS Answer:
Symptoms of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) are all of the following except?	Confusion	Hypothermia	Diaphoresis	Hypertension	1	[ "Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome" ]	Question: Symptoms of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) are all of the following except? Choices: A. Confusion B. Hypothermia C. Diaphoresis D. Hypertension Answer:
A clinical specimen was obtained from the wound of a patient diagnosed as Nocardiosis. For the selective isolation of Nocardia sp. Which one of the following would be the best method -	Paraffin bait technique	Castaneda's culture method	Craige's tube method	Hair bait technique	0	[ "Nocardiosis" ]	Question: A clinical specimen was obtained from the wound of a patient diagnosed as Nocardiosis. For the selective isolation of Nocardia sp. Which one of the following would be the best method - Choices: A. Paraffin bait technique B. Castaneda's culture method C. Craige's tube method D. Hair bait technique Answer:
Ogilvie syndrome is?	Small bowel obstruction	Large bowel obstruction	Colonic pseudo-obstruction	Bowel ischemia	2	[ "Ogilvie syndrome" ]	Question: Ogilvie syndrome is? Choices: A. Small bowel obstruction B. Large bowel obstruction C. Colonic pseudo-obstruction D. Bowel ischemia Answer:
True about Ogilvie syndrome are all except	It is caused by mechanical obstruction of the colon	It involves entire \/ pa of the large colon	It occurs after previous surgery	It occurs commonly after narcotic use	0	[ "Ogilvie syndrome" ]	Question: True about Ogilvie syndrome are all except Choices: A. It is caused by mechanical obstruction of the colon B. It involves entire \/ pa of the large colon C. It occurs after previous surgery D. It occurs commonly after narcotic use Answer:
Most common symptom of Orthostatic Hypotension is	Vertigo	Light headedness	Palpitations	Blurred vision	1	[ "Orthostatic Hypotension" ]	Question: Most common symptom of Orthostatic Hypotension is Choices: A. Vertigo B. Light headedness C. Palpitations D. Blurred vision Answer:
Most dangerous Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) in utero foetus	Type 1 OI	Type 2 OI	Type 3 OI	Type 4 OI	2	[ "Osteogenesis Imperfecta" ]	Question: Most dangerous Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) in utero foetus Choices: A. Type 1 OI B. Type 2 OI C. Type 3 OI D. Type 4 OI Answer:
Most common site for Osteomyelitis:	Epiphysis	Metaphysis	Diaphysis	Sub-chondral growth plate	1	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Most common site for Osteomyelitis: Choices: A. Epiphysis B. Metaphysis C. Diaphysis D. Sub-chondral growth plate Answer:
Osteomyelitis can mimic which tumor?	Osteoclastoma	Ewing sarcoma	Chondroma	None of above	1	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Osteomyelitis can mimic which tumor? Choices: A. Osteoclastoma B. Ewing sarcoma C. Chondroma D. None of above Answer:
Earliest X-Ray finding in Osteomyelitis:	Involucrum	Sequestrum	Cloacae	Periosteal reaction	3	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Earliest X-Ray finding in Osteomyelitis: Choices: A. Involucrum B. Sequestrum C. Cloacae D. Periosteal reaction Answer:
The following tumors are seen in metaphysis -a) Osteomyelitisb) Osteosarcomac) Chondrosarcomad) Osteoclastomae) Ewing's sarcoma	a	c	bc	ad	2	[ "Osteomyelitis", "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: The following tumors are seen in metaphysis -a) Osteomyelitisb) Osteosarcomac) Chondrosarcomad) Osteoclastomae) Ewing's sarcoma Choices: A. a B. c C. bc D. ad Answer:
Which of the following denotes the MANAGEMENT of Acute Osteomyelitis?	Surgical excision of infected bone	Antibiotic treatment soon after taking blood sample	Sequestrectomy	Amputation	1	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Which of the following denotes the MANAGEMENT of Acute Osteomyelitis? Choices: A. Surgical excision of infected bone B. Antibiotic treatment soon after taking blood sample C. Sequestrectomy D. Amputation Answer:
Osteomyelitis begins as an inflammation of	Cortical bone	Periosteum	Medullary bone	Periosteum and inner cortex	2	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Osteomyelitis begins as an inflammation of Choices: A. Cortical bone B. Periosteum C. Medullary bone D. Periosteum and inner cortex Answer:
Osteomyelitis:	Never occurs in infants	In acute cases fracture mandible is very common	Of mandible can show symptoms of lip Paresthesia	Produces no tymphadenopathy	2	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Osteomyelitis: Choices: A. Never occurs in infants B. In acute cases fracture mandible is very common C. Of mandible can show symptoms of lip Paresthesia D. Produces no tymphadenopathy Answer:
Osteomyelitis of spine is caused by most common organism ?	Staphylococcus aureus	Pseudomonas	Tuberculosis	Streptococcus	0	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Osteomyelitis of spine is caused by most common organism ? Choices: A. Staphylococcus aureus B. Pseudomonas C. Tuberculosis D. Streptococcus Answer:
Acute Osteomyelitis is most commonly caused by -	Staphylococcus aureus	Actinomyces bovis	Nocardia asteroids	Borrelia vincentii	0	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Acute Osteomyelitis is most commonly caused by - Choices: A. Staphylococcus aureus B. Actinomyces bovis C. Nocardia asteroids D. Borrelia vincentii Answer:
True about HIV, Osteomyelitis is all except -	Necrosis absent	Often bilateral	Periosteal new bone formation	Most common cause is staph. aureus	0	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: True about HIV, Osteomyelitis is all except - Choices: A. Necrosis absent B. Often bilateral C. Periosteal new bone formation D. Most common cause is staph. aureus Answer:
A patient with which of the follwing disease is predisposed to develop osteosarcoma -a) Osteomalaciab) Osteomyelitisc) Paget's disease of boned) Osteopetrosis	a	c	bc	ad	2	[ "Osteomyelitis", "Osteopetrosis" ]	Question: A patient with which of the follwing disease is predisposed to develop osteosarcoma -a) Osteomalaciab) Osteomyelitisc) Paget's disease of boned) Osteopetrosis Choices: A. a B. c C. bc D. ad Answer:
Osteomyelitis first occurs in :-	Metaphysis	Epiphysis	Diaphysis	All of above	0	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Osteomyelitis first occurs in :- Choices: A. Metaphysis B. Epiphysis C. Diaphysis D. All of above Answer:
Osteomyelitis in sickle cell anemia is due to DELETE	Salmonella	Streptococcus	Hemophilus	Neisseria	0	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Osteomyelitis in sickle cell anemia is due to DELETE Choices: A. Salmonella B. Streptococcus C. Hemophilus D. Neisseria Answer:
Which of the following is not a type of chronic Osteomyelitis:	Garre's Osteomyelitis.	Chronic suppurative Osteomyelitis.	Condensing osteitis.	None of the above.	3	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Which of the following is not a type of chronic Osteomyelitis: Choices: A. Garre's Osteomyelitis. B. Chronic suppurative Osteomyelitis. C. Condensing osteitis. D. None of the above. Answer:
Which of the following does not include the clinical features of Chronic Osteomyelitis?	Excruciating pain and tenderness	Non healing bony and overlying soft tissue wounds with indurated soft tissue	Wooden character of bone	Draining sinuses	0	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Which of the following does not include the clinical features of Chronic Osteomyelitis? Choices: A. Excruciating pain and tenderness B. Non healing bony and overlying soft tissue wounds with indurated soft tissue C. Wooden character of bone D. Draining sinuses Answer:
Osteomyelitis of the jaw can be cured by	Resection	Physiotherapy	Sequestrectomy with antibiotic treatment	Drainage	2	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Osteomyelitis of the jaw can be cured by Choices: A. Resection B. Physiotherapy C. Sequestrectomy with antibiotic treatment D. Drainage Answer:
Most common organism cultured from Acute Osteomyelitis is:	Gonococcus.	Staphylococcus aureus.	Staphylococcus albicans.	Streptococci.	1	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Most common organism cultured from Acute Osteomyelitis is: Choices: A. Gonococcus. B. Staphylococcus aureus. C. Staphylococcus albicans. D. Streptococci. Answer:
Osteomyelitis in sickle cell anemia is due to.	Salmonella	Streptococcus	Haemophilus	Neisseria	0	[ "Osteomyelitis" ]	Question: Osteomyelitis in sickle cell anemia is due to. Choices: A. Salmonella B. Streptococcus C. Haemophilus D. Neisseria Answer:
An adolescent child complains of night pain in the knee. It could be due to –a) Juvenile rheumatoid arthritisb) Idiopathic growth painc) Osteosarcomad) Paget's diseasee) Osteomyelitis	a	ac	ad	b	1	[ "Osteomyelitis", "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: An adolescent child complains of night pain in the knee. It could be due to –a) Juvenile rheumatoid arthritisb) Idiopathic growth painc) Osteosarcomad) Paget's diseasee) Osteomyelitis Choices: A. a B. ac C. ad D. b Answer:
Fracture of talus without displacement in x-ray would lead to -a) Osteoarthritis of ankleb) Osteonecrosis of head of talusc) Avascular necrosis of body of talusd) Avascular necrosis of neck of taluse) Non union	ac	bc	ad	b	0	[ "Osteonecrosis" ]	Question: Fracture of talus without displacement in x-ray would lead to -a) Osteoarthritis of ankleb) Osteonecrosis of head of talusc) Avascular necrosis of body of talusd) Avascular necrosis of neck of taluse) Non union Choices: A. ac B. bc C. ad D. b Answer:
Osteonecrosis is not seen in -	Olliers disease	Kienboch	Kohlers disease	Perthes disease	0	[ "Osteonecrosis" ]	Question: Osteonecrosis is not seen in - Choices: A. Olliers disease B. Kienboch C. Kohlers disease D. Perthes disease Answer:
keinbock Osteonecrosis, all true except	Tenderness over base of 3rd metacarpall is present	Pain is more on wrist flexion than wrist extension	Is the osteochondritis of lunate	common age group 20-40	1	[ "Osteonecrosis" ]	Question: keinbock Osteonecrosis, all true except Choices: A. Tenderness over base of 3rd metacarpall is present B. Pain is more on wrist flexion than wrist extension C. Is the osteochondritis of lunate D. common age group 20-40 Answer:
Osteonecrosis of femoral head seen in -a) Sickle cell diseaseb) Gaucher's diseasec) Polycythemiad) Hyperparathyroidisme) Fracture	bcde	abcd	acde	abce	3	[ "Osteonecrosis" ]	Question: Osteonecrosis of femoral head seen in -a) Sickle cell diseaseb) Gaucher's diseasec) Polycythemiad) Hyperparathyroidisme) Fracture Choices: A. bcde B. abcd C. acde D. abce Answer:
Osteopetrosis is also known as:	Albers Schonberg disease	Marble bone disease	Fragilis generalisata	All of the above	3	[ "Osteopetrosis" ]	Question: Osteopetrosis is also known as: Choices: A. Albers Schonberg disease B. Marble bone disease C. Fragilis generalisata D. All of the above Answer:
Osteosarcoma can arise from:	Diaphysis	Epiphysis	Metaphysis	All of the above	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Osteosarcoma can arise from: Choices: A. Diaphysis B. Epiphysis C. Metaphysis D. All of the above Answer:
Age group affected by Osteosarcoma	Up-to 10 yrs	10 -20 yrs	30-40 yrs	Older than 45 yrs	1	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Age group affected by Osteosarcoma Choices: A. Up-to 10 yrs B. 10 -20 yrs C. 30-40 yrs D. Older than 45 yrs Answer:
Which of the following is not true in relation to Osteosarcoma?	Paget's disease & prior irradiation are factors	Rb gene mutation is associated with hereditary variant	c-myc gene implicated in the genesis	Codman's triangle is the characteristic x-ray finding	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Which of the following is not true in relation to Osteosarcoma? Choices: A. Paget's disease & prior irradiation are factors B. Rb gene mutation is associated with hereditary variant C. c-myc gene implicated in the genesis D. Codman's triangle is the characteristic x-ray finding Answer:
Osteosarcoma of the jaw:	Occurs mostly in the maxilla	Seen in old age	Highly malignant tumour which shows early metastasis	Shows a soap bubble type of radiolucency in radiographs	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Osteosarcoma of the jaw: Choices: A. Occurs mostly in the maxilla B. Seen in old age C. Highly malignant tumour which shows early metastasis D. Shows a soap bubble type of radiolucency in radiographs Answer:
Osteosarcoma originates from which type of cells	Osteocytes	Osteoblasts	Chondrocytes	Osteoclast	1	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Osteosarcoma originates from which type of cells Choices: A. Osteocytes B. Osteoblasts C. Chondrocytes D. Osteoclast Answer:
Trigger finger occurs in -a) Rheumatoid athritisb) Traumac) Osteosarcomad) Osteoarthritis	ac	ab	ad	bc	1	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Trigger finger occurs in -a) Rheumatoid athritisb) Traumac) Osteosarcomad) Osteoarthritis Choices: A. ac B. ab C. ad D. bc Answer:
Regarding Osteosarcoma which one is true	Affects people in 5th or 6th decade	Occurs due to proliferation of osteoclast	Lymphatic metastasis is most common	Sunray appearance indicates new bone-formation	3	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Regarding Osteosarcoma which one is true Choices: A. Affects people in 5th or 6th decade B. Occurs due to proliferation of osteoclast C. Lymphatic metastasis is most common D. Sunray appearance indicates new bone-formation Answer:
A child is diagnosed with Osteosarcoma based on Sunray appearance seen on x-ray. This is because of	Calcification along the periosteum	Calcification along the blood vessels	Perosteal reaction	Soft tissue invasion	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: A child is diagnosed with Osteosarcoma based on Sunray appearance seen on x-ray. This is because of Choices: A. Calcification along the periosteum B. Calcification along the blood vessels C. Perosteal reaction D. Soft tissue invasion Answer:
Which of the following investigations is not required in Osteosarcoma?	MRI	Bone marrow biopsy	CT chest	Bone scan	1	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Which of the following investigations is not required in Osteosarcoma? Choices: A. MRI B. Bone marrow biopsy C. CT chest D. Bone scan Answer:
Not true about Osteosarcoma	Associated with Hyperglycemia	Sun burst appearance on x-ray	Pulsatile bone tumor	Osteitis imperfecta has increased risk of transforming into osteosarcoma	3	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Not true about Osteosarcoma Choices: A. Associated with Hyperglycemia B. Sun burst appearance on x-ray C. Pulsatile bone tumor D. Osteitis imperfecta has increased risk of transforming into osteosarcoma Answer:
In treatment of Osteosarcoma all of the following are used except (REPEAT)	High dose Methotrexate	Cycloohosphamide	Vincristine	Doxorubicin	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: In treatment of Osteosarcoma all of the following are used except (REPEAT) Choices: A. High dose Methotrexate B. Cycloohosphamide C. Vincristine D. Doxorubicin Answer:
Most common site of metastases in case of Osteosarcoma DELETE	Brain	Lungs	Liver	Bladder	1	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Most common site of metastases in case of Osteosarcoma DELETE Choices: A. Brain B. Lungs C. Liver D. Bladder Answer:
X ray appearance of Osteosarcoma are all except	Perosteal reaction	Codmnans triangle	Soap bubble	Sun ray appearance	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: X ray appearance of Osteosarcoma are all except Choices: A. Perosteal reaction B. Codmnans triangle C. Soap bubble D. Sun ray appearance Answer:
Osteosarcoma is differentiated from myositis ossificans by radiology by:	Location	Absence of osteomyelitic changes	Shape of swelling	Peripheral field of differentiation	3	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Osteosarcoma is differentiated from myositis ossificans by radiology by: Choices: A. Location B. Absence of osteomyelitic changes C. Shape of swelling D. Peripheral field of differentiation Answer:
Dense calcification is found in -a) Osteosarcomab) Chondroblastomac) Synovial sarcomad) Osteoblastoma	abd	bcd	abc	ab	0	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Dense calcification is found in -a) Osteosarcomab) Chondroblastomac) Synovial sarcomad) Osteoblastoma Choices: A. abd B. bcd C. abc D. ab Answer:
Which carcinoma metastases to heart?a) Ca breastb) Ca stomach c) Ca lungd) Ca urinary bladder e) Osteosarcoma	a	bc	ac	b	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Which carcinoma metastases to heart?a) Ca breastb) Ca stomach c) Ca lungd) Ca urinary bladder e) Osteosarcoma Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. b Answer:
Sun ray appearance is seen in – a) Osteosarcomab) Ewing sarcomac) Osteoclastomad) Multiple myeloma	ac	ab	ad	bc	1	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Sun ray appearance is seen in – a) Osteosarcomab) Ewing sarcomac) Osteoclastomad) Multiple myeloma Choices: A. ac B. ab C. ad D. bc Answer:
Average time interval between radiation exposure and genesis of post radiation Osteosarcoma	2 yrs	4 yrs	8 yrs	16 yrs	3	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Average time interval between radiation exposure and genesis of post radiation Osteosarcoma Choices: A. 2 yrs B. 4 yrs C. 8 yrs D. 16 yrs Answer:
A 15 year old boy presents was brought to OPD with a history of pain and swelling in the right thigh. Biopsy of the mass demonstrates Osteosarcoma. His mother was diagnosed with breast cancer 1 year ago and his maternal grandmother died of the breast cancer 10 years ago. The child has 3 younger siblings. Siblings are at an increased risk of developing which of the following cancer ?	Wilms	Neuroblastoma	Hepatoblastoma	Glioma	3	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: A 15 year old boy presents was brought to OPD with a history of pain and swelling in the right thigh. Biopsy of the mass demonstrates Osteosarcoma. His mother was diagnosed with breast cancer 1 year ago and his maternal grandmother died of the breast cancer 10 years ago. The child has 3 younger siblings. Siblings are at an increased risk of developing which of the following cancer ? Choices: A. Wilms B. Neuroblastoma C. Hepatoblastoma D. Glioma Answer:
Osteosarcoma characteristically may develop in some cases of	Osteopetrosis	Osteogenesis irnperfecta	Acromegaly	Osteitis deformans	3	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Osteosarcoma characteristically may develop in some cases of Choices: A. Osteopetrosis B. Osteogenesis irnperfecta C. Acromegaly D. Osteitis deformans Answer:
Bone forming tumors are -a) Osteosarcomab) Osteoid osteomac) Giant cell tumourd) Osteoblastomae) Chondrosarcoma	abd	bcd	abc	ab	0	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Bone forming tumors are -a) Osteosarcomab) Osteoid osteomac) Giant cell tumourd) Osteoblastomae) Chondrosarcoma Choices: A. abd B. bcd C. abc D. ab Answer:
Lymph node metastasis is common in a) Osteosarcoma b) Fibrous histiocytoma c) Angiosarcoma d) Rhabdomyosarcoma	abc	acd	cd	bd	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Lymph node metastasis is common in a) Osteosarcoma b) Fibrous histiocytoma c) Angiosarcoma d) Rhabdomyosarcoma Choices: A. abc B. acd C. cd D. bd Answer:
Osteosarcoma can develop in:	Osteoid osteoma	Osteoblastoma	Paget's disease	All of the above	2	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Osteosarcoma can develop in: Choices: A. Osteoid osteoma B. Osteoblastoma C. Paget's disease D. All of the above Answer:
Osteosarcoma commonly affects: September 2005	Metaphysis	Diaphysis	Epiphysis	None of the above	0	[ "Osteosarcoma" ]	Question: Osteosarcoma commonly affects: September 2005 Choices: A. Metaphysis B. Diaphysis C. Epiphysis D. None of the above Answer:
A 35-year-old female presented to the medicine OPD with paresthesias and weakness of B/L lower limbs with a band like sensation of tightness around the torso along with painful loss of vision in both eyes along with diplopia and periorbital pain. There is a history of similar attacks in the past with period of normalcy in between O/E, Ataxia- present Papillitis (on fundus examination) Facial myokymia Bladder incontinence and constipation CSF studies revealed mononuclear cell pleocytosis along with increased IgG. Which of the following are the oral drugs approved for the above condition: - 1. Fingolimod 2. Natalizumab 3. Teriflunomide 4. Glatiramer acetate	Only 1	Both 1 and 3	1,2 and 3	All of the above	1	[ "Papillitis" ]	Question: A 35-year-old female presented to the medicine OPD with paresthesias and weakness of B/L lower limbs with a band like sensation of tightness around the torso along with painful loss of vision in both eyes along with diplopia and periorbital pain. There is a history of similar attacks in the past with period of normalcy in between O/E, Ataxia- present Papillitis (on fundus examination) Facial myokymia Bladder incontinence and constipation CSF studies revealed mononuclear cell pleocytosis along with increased IgG. Which of the following are the oral drugs approved for the above condition: - 1. Fingolimod 2. Natalizumab 3. Teriflunomide 4. Glatiramer acetate Choices: A. Only 1 B. Both 1 and 3 C. 1,2 and 3 D. All of the above Answer:
Mutation of which of the following gene is most impoant in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria	Decay accelerating factor (DAF)	Membrane inhibitor of reactive lysis (MIRL)	Glycosyl phosphatidyl inositol (GPI)	CD8 binding protein	2	[ "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" ]	Question: Mutation of which of the following gene is most impoant in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria Choices: A. Decay accelerating factor (DAF) B. Membrane inhibitor of reactive lysis (MIRL) C. Glycosyl phosphatidyl inositol (GPI) D. CD8 binding protein Answer:
The gold standard Lab test for diagnosis of PNH (Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria) is?	Ham test	Haptoglobin	Flow cytometry	Sucrose Lysis test	2	[ "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" ]	Question: The gold standard Lab test for diagnosis of PNH (Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria) is? Choices: A. Ham test B. Haptoglobin C. Flow cytometry D. Sucrose Lysis test Answer:
Which of the following is NOT seen in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria -	Hypocellular bone marrow	Hemosiderinuria	Increased LAP score	Pancytopenia	2	[ "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" ]	Question: Which of the following is NOT seen in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria - Choices: A. Hypocellular bone marrow B. Hemosiderinuria C. Increased LAP score D. Pancytopenia Answer:
Which of the following is NOT seen in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria :	Thrombosis	Hemosiderinuria	Decreased LDH	Thrombocytopenia	2	[ "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" ]	Question: Which of the following is NOT seen in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria : Choices: A. Thrombosis B. Hemosiderinuria C. Decreased LDH D. Thrombocytopenia Answer:
True about Pendred Syndrome	Blindness	Conductive deafness	Sensorineural deafness	All of the above	2	[ "Pendred Syndrome" ]	Question: True about Pendred Syndrome Choices: A. Blindness B. Conductive deafness C. Sensorineural deafness D. All of the above Answer:
All are features of Pertussis except –	Encephalopathy	Cerebellar Ataxia	Subconjunctival hemorrhage	Bronchiectasis	1	[ "Pertussis" ]	Question: All are features of Pertussis except – Choices: A. Encephalopathy B. Cerebellar Ataxia C. Subconjunctival hemorrhage D. Bronchiectasis Answer:
Pertussis vaccine side effect -	Local pain	Excessive cry	Fever	All of above	3	[ "Pertussis" ]	Question: Pertussis vaccine side effect - Choices: A. Local pain B. Excessive cry C. Fever D. All of above Answer:
Which toxin acts by ADP ribosylation-a) Botulinum toxinb) Shiga toxinc) V.cholerae toxin d) Diphtheria toxine) Pertussis toxin	cde	acd	bde	ade	0	[ "Pertussis" ]	Question: Which toxin acts by ADP ribosylation-a) Botulinum toxinb) Shiga toxinc) V.cholerae toxin d) Diphtheria toxine) Pertussis toxin Choices: A. cde B. acd C. bde D. ade Answer:
True about Pertussis is/are -a) Incubation period is 7-14 daysb) Main source of infection is chronic carriersc) Can affect any aged) Secondary attack rate in unimmunised persons is 90%e) More common in summers	abc	acd	bc	bde	1	[ "Pertussis" ]	Question: True about Pertussis is/are -a) Incubation period is 7-14 daysb) Main source of infection is chronic carriersc) Can affect any aged) Secondary attack rate in unimmunised persons is 90%e) More common in summers Choices: A. abc B. acd C. bc D. bde Answer:
Phenylketonuria caused by deficiency of	Tyrosine transaminase	Tyrosine hydroxylase	Phenylalanine hydroxylase	Phenylketonuria hydroxylase	2	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: Phenylketonuria caused by deficiency of Choices: A. Tyrosine transaminase B. Tyrosine hydroxylase C. Phenylalanine hydroxylase D. Phenylketonuria hydroxylase Answer:
In Phenylketonuria the main aim of first line therapy is:	Replacement of the defective enzyme	Replacement of the deficient product	Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme	Giving the missing amino acid by diet	2	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: In Phenylketonuria the main aim of first line therapy is: Choices: A. Replacement of the defective enzyme B. Replacement of the deficient product C. Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme D. Giving the missing amino acid by diet Answer:
In Phenylketonuria, the first line therapy is:	Replacement of the defective enzyme	Replacement of the deficient product	Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme	Giving the missing amino acid by diet	2	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: In Phenylketonuria, the first line therapy is: Choices: A. Replacement of the defective enzyme B. Replacement of the deficient product C. Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme D. Giving the missing amino acid by diet Answer:
Phenylketonuria is due to deficiency of:	Phenylalanine	Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH)	Galactokinase	Tyrosinase	1	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: Phenylketonuria is due to deficiency of: Choices: A. Phenylalanine B. Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) C. Galactokinase D. Tyrosinase Answer:
Child born to mothers with Phenylketonuria will have all except	Mental retardation	Macrocephaly	Growth retardation	Congenital heart disease	1	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: Child born to mothers with Phenylketonuria will have all except Choices: A. Mental retardation B. Macrocephaly C. Growth retardation D. Congenital heart disease Answer:
Phenylketonuria is due to the deficiency of:	Phenylalanine	Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH)	Phenylene	All of these	1	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: Phenylketonuria is due to the deficiency of: Choices: A. Phenylalanine B. Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) C. Phenylene D. All of these Answer:
In Phenylketonuria the main aim of first-line therapy is	Replacement of the defective enzymes	Replacement of the deficient product	Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme	Giving the missing amino acid by diet	2	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: In Phenylketonuria the main aim of first-line therapy is Choices: A. Replacement of the defective enzymes B. Replacement of the deficient product C. Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme D. Giving the missing amino acid by diet Answer:
Which one of the following is not a feature of Phenylketonuria ?	Severe mental retardation	Reduced tendon reflexes	Enamel hypoplasia	Vomiting in early infancy	1	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: Which one of the following is not a feature of Phenylketonuria ? Choices: A. Severe mental retardation B. Reduced tendon reflexes C. Enamel hypoplasia D. Vomiting in early infancy Answer:
True about Rx of Phenylketonuria	Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme	Giving the missing amino acids by diet	Gene therapy can be successfully used	Child should refrain from milk.	0	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: True about Rx of Phenylketonuria Choices: A. Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme B. Giving the missing amino acids by diet C. Gene therapy can be successfully used D. Child should refrain from milk. Answer:
Which of the following is not a feature of Phenylketonuria?	Severe mental retardation	Reduced tendon reflexes	Hypopigmentation in skin	Hair loss	1	[ "Phenylketonuria" ]	Question: Which of the following is not a feature of Phenylketonuria? Choices: A. Severe mental retardation B. Reduced tendon reflexes C. Hypopigmentation in skin D. Hair loss Answer:

Chromosome involved in Myotonic Dystrophy is

Chromosome 19

Chromosome 20

Chromosome 21

Chromosome 22

0

[ "Myotonic Dystrophy" ]

Question: Chromosome involved in Myotonic Dystrophy is Choices: A. Chromosome 19 B. Chromosome 20 C. Chromosome 21 D. Chromosome 22 Answer:

All of the following statements about inheritance of Myotonic Dystrophy are true, except:

Type 1 is caused by mutation in DMPK gene

Type 2 is caused by mutation in CNBP gene

Type 2 gene is located on Chromosome 19

Type 1 is caused by a CTG trinucleotide repeat expansion

2

[ "Myotonic Dystrophy" ]

Question: All of the following statements about inheritance of Myotonic Dystrophy are true, except: Choices: A. Type 1 is caused by mutation in DMPK gene B. Type 2 is caused by mutation in CNBP gene C. Type 2 gene is located on Chromosome 19 D. Type 1 is caused by a CTG trinucleotide repeat expansion Answer:

Which of the following drug is an inverse agonist at H3 receptors used for Narcolepsy?

Dexmedetomidine

Pitolisant

Icatibont

Secukinumab

1

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Which of the following drug is an inverse agonist at H3 receptors used for Narcolepsy? Choices: A. Dexmedetomidine B. Pitolisant C. Icatibont D. Secukinumab Answer:

Not seen in Narcolepsy:

Sleep paralysis

Sleep attack

Catalepsy

Cataplexy

2

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Not seen in Narcolepsy: Choices: A. Sleep paralysis B. Sleep attack C. Catalepsy D. Cataplexy Answer:

Narcolepsy is due to an abnormality in -

Hypothalamus

Neocortex

Cerebellum

Medulla oblongata

0

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is due to an abnormality in - Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocortex C. Cerebellum D. Medulla oblongata Answer:

Which of the following is the most impoant pa of brain involved in Narcolepsy

Neocoex

Hypothalamus

Hippocampus

Pons

1

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Which of the following is the most impoant pa of brain involved in Narcolepsy Choices: A. Neocoex B. Hypothalamus C. Hippocampus D. Pons Answer:

Drug of choice for Narcolepsy

Modafinil

Sildenafil

Disulfiram

Dexemedotimidine

0

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Drug of choice for Narcolepsy Choices: A. Modafinil B. Sildenafil C. Disulfiram D. Dexemedotimidine Answer:

Narcolepsy is due to the abnormality in

Hypothalamus

Neocoex

Cerebellum

Medulla oblongata

0

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is due to the abnormality in Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocoex C. Cerebellum D. Medulla oblongata Answer:

Narcolepsy is associated with?

Decreased NREM sleep

Hypnagogic hallucination

Late age of onset

Normal sleep architecture

1

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is associated with? Choices: A. Decreased NREM sleep B. Hypnagogic hallucination C. Late age of onset D. Normal sleep architecture Answer:

Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in ?

Hypothalamus

Neocoex

Cerebellum

Medulla oblongata

0

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in ? Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocoex C. Cerebellum D. Medulla oblongata Answer:

Not true about Narcolepsy is

Cataplexy

Sleep architecture normal

Loss of muscle tone

Hallucination

1

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Not true about Narcolepsy is Choices: A. Cataplexy B. Sleep architecture normal C. Loss of muscle tone D. Hallucination Answer:

Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in

Hypothalamus

Neocoex

Cerebellum

Medulla oblongata

0

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocoex C. Cerebellum D. Medulla oblongata Answer:

Narcolepsy is?

Sleep walking

Sleeptalking

Increased day time sleep

Sleep terrors

2

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is? Choices: A. Sleep walking B. Sleeptalking C. Increased day time sleep D. Sleep terrors Answer:

Narcolepsy is characterized by all of the folowing except -

Sleep paralys is

Cataplexy

Hallucination

Snoring

3

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is characterized by all of the folowing except - Choices: A. Sleep paralys is B. Cataplexy C. Hallucination D. Snoring Answer:

All of the followings are true about Narcolepsy; except:

Strong association with HLA class II

Sudden loss of voluntary muscle tone

NREM abnormality

Irresistible desire to sleep

2

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: All of the followings are true about Narcolepsy; except: Choices: A. Strong association with HLA class II B. Sudden loss of voluntary muscle tone C. NREM abnormality D. Irresistible desire to sleep Answer:

Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in -

Hypothalamus

Neocortex

Cerebellum

Medullaoblongata

0

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is due to abnormality in - Choices: A. Hypothalamus B. Neocortex C. Cerebellum D. Medullaoblongata Answer:

NOT seen in Narcolepsy

Sleep paralysis

Ataxia

Catalepsy

Abnormal REM sleep

2

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: NOT seen in Narcolepsy Choices: A. Sleep paralysis B. Ataxia C. Catalepsy D. Abnormal REM sleep Answer:

Narcolepsy is characterized by?

Increased REM sleep

Increased day time sleep

Increased night time sleep

Normal sleep architecture

1

[ "Narcolepsy" ]

Question: Narcolepsy is characterized by? Choices: A. Increased REM sleep B. Increased day time sleep C. Increased night time sleep D. Normal sleep architecture Answer:

Indication for surgery in Necrotizing Enterocolitis is?

Pneumatosis intestinalis- Stage IIA of NEC

Pneumoperitoneum- Stage IIIB of NEC

Poal Vein gas- Stage IIB of NEC

Peritonitis- Stage IIIA of NEC

1

[ "Necrotizing Enterocolitis" ]

Question: Indication for surgery in Necrotizing Enterocolitis is? Choices: A. Pneumatosis intestinalis- Stage IIA of NEC B. Pneumoperitoneum- Stage IIIB of NEC C. Poal Vein gas- Stage IIB of NEC D. Peritonitis- Stage IIIA of NEC Answer:

Causes of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus all except

Sheehan's syndrome

Amyloidosis

Polycystic kidney Disease

Lithium

0

[ "Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus" ]

Question: Causes of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus all except Choices: A. Sheehan's syndrome B. Amyloidosis C. Polycystic kidney Disease D. Lithium Answer:

DOC for lithium induced Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus

Spiranolactone

Furosemide

Amiloride

None of the above

2

[ "Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus" ]

Question: DOC for lithium induced Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus Choices: A. Spiranolactone B. Furosemide C. Amiloride D. None of the above Answer:

Mainstay of treatment of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus is:

Desmopressin

Thiazide / Amiloride diuretics and salt restriction

Desmopressin and salt restriction

Vasopressin and salt restriction

1

[ "Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus" ]

Question: Mainstay of treatment of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus is: Choices: A. Desmopressin B. Thiazide / Amiloride diuretics and salt restriction C. Desmopressin and salt restriction D. Vasopressin and salt restriction Answer:

Neurofibromatosis 1 criteria include all except:

Brain tumor

Acoustic neuromas

Dysplasia of the sphenoidal and tibial bone

Cafe-au-lait spots

1

[ "Neurofibromatosis 1" ]

Question: Neurofibromatosis 1 criteria include all except: Choices: A. Brain tumor B. Acoustic neuromas C. Dysplasia of the sphenoidal and tibial bone D. Cafe-au-lait spots Answer:

Neurofibromatosis 1 criteria except

Brain tumor

Acoustic neuromas

Pseudoarthrosis

Café-au-lait spots

1

[ "Neurofibromatosis 1" ]

Question: Neurofibromatosis 1 criteria except Choices: A. Brain tumor B. Acoustic neuromas C. Pseudoarthrosis D. Café-au-lait spots Answer:

The specific laboratory finding often reflect the clinical manifestations of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) is

Elevated Creatine kinase

Hypocalcemia

Increased Alkaline phosphatase

Leukocytosis

0

[ "Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome" ]

Question: The specific laboratory finding often reflect the clinical manifestations of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) is Choices: A. Elevated Creatine kinase B. Hypocalcemia C. Increased Alkaline phosphatase D. Leukocytosis Answer:

Which if the following statements are FALSE regarding Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMT)?

Combining Antipsychotics and Antidepressants increased the risk of NMS

Increase in Creatinine Phosphokinase (CPK) always indicates NMS

First use of Injection anti-psychotic in a risk factor

Catatonic symptoms and autonomic dysfunction is a feature of NMS

1

[ "Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome" ]

Question: Which if the following statements are FALSE regarding Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMT)? Choices: A. Combining Antipsychotics and Antidepressants increased the risk of NMS B. Increase in Creatinine Phosphokinase (CPK) always indicates NMS C. First use of Injection anti-psychotic in a risk factor D. Catatonic symptoms and autonomic dysfunction is a feature of NMS Answer:

Symptoms of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) are all of the following except?

Confusion

Hypothermia

Diaphoresis

Hypertension

1

[ "Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome" ]

Question: Symptoms of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) are all of the following except? Choices: A. Confusion B. Hypothermia C. Diaphoresis D. Hypertension Answer:

A clinical specimen was obtained from the wound of a patient diagnosed as Nocardiosis. For the selective isolation of Nocardia sp. Which one of the following would be the best method -

Paraffin bait technique

Castaneda's culture method

Craige's tube method

Hair bait technique

0

[ "Nocardiosis" ]

Question: A clinical specimen was obtained from the wound of a patient diagnosed as Nocardiosis. For the selective isolation of Nocardia sp. Which one of the following would be the best method - Choices: A. Paraffin bait technique B. Castaneda's culture method C. Craige's tube method D. Hair bait technique Answer:

Ogilvie syndrome is?

Small bowel obstruction

Large bowel obstruction

Colonic pseudo-obstruction

Bowel ischemia

2

[ "Ogilvie syndrome" ]

Question: Ogilvie syndrome is? Choices: A. Small bowel obstruction B. Large bowel obstruction C. Colonic pseudo-obstruction D. Bowel ischemia Answer:

True about Ogilvie syndrome are all except

It is caused by mechanical obstruction of the colon

It involves entire \/ pa of the large colon

It occurs after previous surgery

It occurs commonly after narcotic use

0

[ "Ogilvie syndrome" ]

Question: True about Ogilvie syndrome are all except Choices: A. It is caused by mechanical obstruction of the colon B. It involves entire \/ pa of the large colon C. It occurs after previous surgery D. It occurs commonly after narcotic use Answer:

Most common symptom of Orthostatic Hypotension is

Vertigo

Light headedness

Palpitations

Blurred vision

1

[ "Orthostatic Hypotension" ]

Question: Most common symptom of Orthostatic Hypotension is Choices: A. Vertigo B. Light headedness C. Palpitations D. Blurred vision Answer:

Most dangerous Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) in utero foetus

Type 1 OI

Type 2 OI

Type 3 OI

Type 4 OI

2

[ "Osteogenesis Imperfecta" ]

Question: Most dangerous Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) in utero foetus Choices: A. Type 1 OI B. Type 2 OI C. Type 3 OI D. Type 4 OI Answer:

Most common site for Osteomyelitis:

Epiphysis

Metaphysis

Diaphysis

Sub-chondral growth plate

1

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Most common site for Osteomyelitis: Choices: A. Epiphysis B. Metaphysis C. Diaphysis D. Sub-chondral growth plate Answer:

Osteomyelitis can mimic which tumor?

Osteoclastoma

Ewing sarcoma

Chondroma

None of above

1

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Osteomyelitis can mimic which tumor? Choices: A. Osteoclastoma B. Ewing sarcoma C. Chondroma D. None of above Answer:

Earliest X-Ray finding in Osteomyelitis:

Involucrum

Sequestrum

Cloacae

Periosteal reaction

3

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Earliest X-Ray finding in Osteomyelitis: Choices: A. Involucrum B. Sequestrum C. Cloacae D. Periosteal reaction Answer:

The following tumors are seen in metaphysis -a) Osteomyelitisb) Osteosarcomac) Chondrosarcomad) Osteoclastomae) Ewing's sarcoma

a

c

bc

ad

2

[ "Osteomyelitis", "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: The following tumors are seen in metaphysis -a) Osteomyelitisb) Osteosarcomac) Chondrosarcomad) Osteoclastomae) Ewing's sarcoma Choices: A. a B. c C. bc D. ad Answer:

Which of the following denotes the MANAGEMENT of Acute Osteomyelitis?

Surgical excision of infected bone

Antibiotic treatment soon after taking blood sample

Sequestrectomy

Amputation

1

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Which of the following denotes the MANAGEMENT of Acute Osteomyelitis? Choices: A. Surgical excision of infected bone B. Antibiotic treatment soon after taking blood sample C. Sequestrectomy D. Amputation Answer:

Osteomyelitis begins as an inflammation of

Cortical bone

Periosteum

Medullary bone

Periosteum and inner cortex

2

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Osteomyelitis begins as an inflammation of Choices: A. Cortical bone B. Periosteum C. Medullary bone D. Periosteum and inner cortex Answer:

Osteomyelitis:

Never occurs in infants

In acute cases fracture mandible is very common

Of mandible can show symptoms of lip Paresthesia

Produces no tymphadenopathy

2

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Osteomyelitis: Choices: A. Never occurs in infants B. In acute cases fracture mandible is very common C. Of mandible can show symptoms of lip Paresthesia D. Produces no tymphadenopathy Answer:

Osteomyelitis of spine is caused by most common organism ?

Staphylococcus aureus

Pseudomonas

Tuberculosis

Streptococcus

0

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Osteomyelitis of spine is caused by most common organism ? Choices: A. Staphylococcus aureus B. Pseudomonas C. Tuberculosis D. Streptococcus Answer:

Acute Osteomyelitis is most commonly caused by -

Staphylococcus aureus

Actinomyces bovis

Nocardia asteroids

Borrelia vincentii

0

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Acute Osteomyelitis is most commonly caused by - Choices: A. Staphylococcus aureus B. Actinomyces bovis C. Nocardia asteroids D. Borrelia vincentii Answer:

True about HIV, Osteomyelitis is all except -

Necrosis absent

Often bilateral

Periosteal new bone formation

Most common cause is staph. aureus

0

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: True about HIV, Osteomyelitis is all except - Choices: A. Necrosis absent B. Often bilateral C. Periosteal new bone formation D. Most common cause is staph. aureus Answer:

A patient with which of the follwing disease is predisposed to develop osteosarcoma -a) Osteomalaciab) Osteomyelitisc) Paget's disease of boned) Osteopetrosis

a

c

bc

ad

2

[ "Osteomyelitis", "Osteopetrosis" ]

Question: A patient with which of the follwing disease is predisposed to develop osteosarcoma -a) Osteomalaciab) Osteomyelitisc) Paget's disease of boned) Osteopetrosis Choices: A. a B. c C. bc D. ad Answer:

Osteomyelitis first occurs in :-

Metaphysis

Epiphysis

Diaphysis

All of above

0

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Osteomyelitis first occurs in :- Choices: A. Metaphysis B. Epiphysis C. Diaphysis D. All of above Answer:

Osteomyelitis in sickle cell anemia is due to DELETE

Salmonella

Streptococcus

Hemophilus

Neisseria

0

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Osteomyelitis in sickle cell anemia is due to DELETE Choices: A. Salmonella B. Streptococcus C. Hemophilus D. Neisseria Answer:

Which of the following is not a type of chronic Osteomyelitis:

Garre's Osteomyelitis.

Chronic suppurative Osteomyelitis.

Condensing osteitis.

None of the above.

3

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Which of the following is not a type of chronic Osteomyelitis: Choices: A. Garre's Osteomyelitis. B. Chronic suppurative Osteomyelitis. C. Condensing osteitis. D. None of the above. Answer:

Which of the following does not include the clinical features of Chronic Osteomyelitis?

Excruciating pain and tenderness

Non healing bony and overlying soft tissue wounds with indurated soft tissue

Wooden character of bone

Draining sinuses

0

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Which of the following does not include the clinical features of Chronic Osteomyelitis? Choices: A. Excruciating pain and tenderness B. Non healing bony and overlying soft tissue wounds with indurated soft tissue C. Wooden character of bone D. Draining sinuses Answer:

Osteomyelitis of the jaw can be cured by

Resection

Physiotherapy

Sequestrectomy with antibiotic treatment

Drainage

2

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Osteomyelitis of the jaw can be cured by Choices: A. Resection B. Physiotherapy C. Sequestrectomy with antibiotic treatment D. Drainage Answer:

Most common organism cultured from Acute Osteomyelitis is:

Gonococcus.

Staphylococcus aureus.

Staphylococcus albicans.

Streptococci.

1

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Most common organism cultured from Acute Osteomyelitis is: Choices: A. Gonococcus. B. Staphylococcus aureus. C. Staphylococcus albicans. D. Streptococci. Answer:

Osteomyelitis in sickle cell anemia is due to.

Salmonella

Streptococcus

Haemophilus

Neisseria

0

[ "Osteomyelitis" ]

Question: Osteomyelitis in sickle cell anemia is due to. Choices: A. Salmonella B. Streptococcus C. Haemophilus D. Neisseria Answer:

An adolescent child complains of night pain in the knee. It could be due to –a) Juvenile rheumatoid arthritisb) Idiopathic growth painc) Osteosarcomad) Paget's diseasee) Osteomyelitis

a

ac

ad

b

1

[ "Osteomyelitis", "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: An adolescent child complains of night pain in the knee. It could be due to –a) Juvenile rheumatoid arthritisb) Idiopathic growth painc) Osteosarcomad) Paget's diseasee) Osteomyelitis Choices: A. a B. ac C. ad D. b Answer:

Fracture of talus without displacement in x-ray would lead to -a) Osteoarthritis of ankleb) Osteonecrosis of head of talusc) Avascular necrosis of body of talusd) Avascular necrosis of neck of taluse) Non union

ac

bc

ad

b

0

[ "Osteonecrosis" ]

Question: Fracture of talus without displacement in x-ray would lead to -a) Osteoarthritis of ankleb) Osteonecrosis of head of talusc) Avascular necrosis of body of talusd) Avascular necrosis of neck of taluse) Non union Choices: A. ac B. bc C. ad D. b Answer:

Osteonecrosis is not seen in -

Olliers disease

Kienboch

Kohlers disease

Perthes disease

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[ "Osteonecrosis" ]

Question: Osteonecrosis is not seen in - Choices: A. Olliers disease B. Kienboch C. Kohlers disease D. Perthes disease Answer:

keinbock Osteonecrosis, all true except

Tenderness over base of 3rd metacarpall is present

Pain is more on wrist flexion than wrist extension

Is the osteochondritis of lunate

common age group 20-40

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[ "Osteonecrosis" ]

Question: keinbock Osteonecrosis, all true except Choices: A. Tenderness over base of 3rd metacarpall is present B. Pain is more on wrist flexion than wrist extension C. Is the osteochondritis of lunate D. common age group 20-40 Answer:

Osteonecrosis of femoral head seen in -a) Sickle cell diseaseb) Gaucher's diseasec) Polycythemiad) Hyperparathyroidisme) Fracture

bcde

abcd

acde

abce

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[ "Osteonecrosis" ]

Question: Osteonecrosis of femoral head seen in -a) Sickle cell diseaseb) Gaucher's diseasec) Polycythemiad) Hyperparathyroidisme) Fracture Choices: A. bcde B. abcd C. acde D. abce Answer:

Osteopetrosis is also known as:

Albers Schonberg disease

Marble bone disease

Fragilis generalisata

All of the above

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[ "Osteopetrosis" ]

Question: Osteopetrosis is also known as: Choices: A. Albers Schonberg disease B. Marble bone disease C. Fragilis generalisata D. All of the above Answer:

Osteosarcoma can arise from:

Diaphysis

Epiphysis

Metaphysis

All of the above

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Osteosarcoma can arise from: Choices: A. Diaphysis B. Epiphysis C. Metaphysis D. All of the above Answer:

Age group affected by Osteosarcoma

Up-to 10 yrs

10 -20 yrs

30-40 yrs

Older than 45 yrs

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Age group affected by Osteosarcoma Choices: A. Up-to 10 yrs B. 10 -20 yrs C. 30-40 yrs D. Older than 45 yrs Answer:

Which of the following is not true in relation to Osteosarcoma?

Paget's disease & prior irradiation are factors

Rb gene mutation is associated with hereditary variant

c-myc gene implicated in the genesis

Codman's triangle is the characteristic x-ray finding

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Which of the following is not true in relation to Osteosarcoma? Choices: A. Paget's disease & prior irradiation are factors B. Rb gene mutation is associated with hereditary variant C. c-myc gene implicated in the genesis D. Codman's triangle is the characteristic x-ray finding Answer:

Osteosarcoma of the jaw:

Occurs mostly in the maxilla

Seen in old age

Highly malignant tumour which shows early metastasis

Shows a soap bubble type of radiolucency in radiographs

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Osteosarcoma of the jaw: Choices: A. Occurs mostly in the maxilla B. Seen in old age C. Highly malignant tumour which shows early metastasis D. Shows a soap bubble type of radiolucency in radiographs Answer:

Osteosarcoma originates from which type of cells

Osteocytes

Osteoblasts

Chondrocytes

Osteoclast

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Osteosarcoma originates from which type of cells Choices: A. Osteocytes B. Osteoblasts C. Chondrocytes D. Osteoclast Answer:

Trigger finger occurs in -a) Rheumatoid athritisb) Traumac) Osteosarcomad) Osteoarthritis

ac

ab

ad

bc

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Trigger finger occurs in -a) Rheumatoid athritisb) Traumac) Osteosarcomad) Osteoarthritis Choices: A. ac B. ab C. ad D. bc Answer:

Regarding Osteosarcoma which one is true

Affects people in 5th or 6th decade

Occurs due to proliferation of osteoclast

Lymphatic metastasis is most common

Sunray appearance indicates new bone-formation

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Regarding Osteosarcoma which one is true Choices: A. Affects people in 5th or 6th decade B. Occurs due to proliferation of osteoclast C. Lymphatic metastasis is most common D. Sunray appearance indicates new bone-formation Answer:

A child is diagnosed with Osteosarcoma based on Sunray appearance seen on x-ray. This is because of

Calcification along the periosteum

Calcification along the blood vessels

Perosteal reaction

Soft tissue invasion

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: A child is diagnosed with Osteosarcoma based on Sunray appearance seen on x-ray. This is because of Choices: A. Calcification along the periosteum B. Calcification along the blood vessels C. Perosteal reaction D. Soft tissue invasion Answer:

Which of the following investigations is not required in Osteosarcoma?

MRI

Bone marrow biopsy

CT chest

Bone scan

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Which of the following investigations is not required in Osteosarcoma? Choices: A. MRI B. Bone marrow biopsy C. CT chest D. Bone scan Answer:

Not true about Osteosarcoma

Associated with Hyperglycemia

Sun burst appearance on x-ray

Pulsatile bone tumor

Osteitis imperfecta has increased risk of transforming into osteosarcoma

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Not true about Osteosarcoma Choices: A. Associated with Hyperglycemia B. Sun burst appearance on x-ray C. Pulsatile bone tumor D. Osteitis imperfecta has increased risk of transforming into osteosarcoma Answer:

In treatment of Osteosarcoma all of the following are used except (REPEAT)

High dose Methotrexate

Cycloohosphamide

Vincristine

Doxorubicin

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: In treatment of Osteosarcoma all of the following are used except (REPEAT) Choices: A. High dose Methotrexate B. Cycloohosphamide C. Vincristine D. Doxorubicin Answer:

Most common site of metastases in case of Osteosarcoma DELETE

Brain

Lungs

Liver

Bladder

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Most common site of metastases in case of Osteosarcoma DELETE Choices: A. Brain B. Lungs C. Liver D. Bladder Answer:

X ray appearance of Osteosarcoma are all except

Perosteal reaction

Codmnans triangle

Soap bubble

Sun ray appearance

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: X ray appearance of Osteosarcoma are all except Choices: A. Perosteal reaction B. Codmnans triangle C. Soap bubble D. Sun ray appearance Answer:

Osteosarcoma is differentiated from myositis ossificans by radiology by:

Location

Absence of osteomyelitic changes

Shape of swelling

Peripheral field of differentiation

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Osteosarcoma is differentiated from myositis ossificans by radiology by: Choices: A. Location B. Absence of osteomyelitic changes C. Shape of swelling D. Peripheral field of differentiation Answer:

Dense calcification is found in -a) Osteosarcomab) Chondroblastomac) Synovial sarcomad) Osteoblastoma

abd

bcd

abc

ab

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Dense calcification is found in -a) Osteosarcomab) Chondroblastomac) Synovial sarcomad) Osteoblastoma Choices: A. abd B. bcd C. abc D. ab Answer:

Which carcinoma metastases to heart?a) Ca breastb) Ca stomach c) Ca lungd) Ca urinary bladder e) Osteosarcoma

a

bc

ac

b

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Which carcinoma metastases to heart?a) Ca breastb) Ca stomach c) Ca lungd) Ca urinary bladder e) Osteosarcoma Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. b Answer:

Sun ray appearance is seen in – a) Osteosarcomab) Ewing sarcomac) Osteoclastomad) Multiple myeloma

ac

ab

ad

bc

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Sun ray appearance is seen in – a) Osteosarcomab) Ewing sarcomac) Osteoclastomad) Multiple myeloma Choices: A. ac B. ab C. ad D. bc Answer:

Average time interval between radiation exposure and genesis of post radiation Osteosarcoma

2 yrs

4 yrs

8 yrs

16 yrs

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Average time interval between radiation exposure and genesis of post radiation Osteosarcoma Choices: A. 2 yrs B. 4 yrs C. 8 yrs D. 16 yrs Answer:

A 15 year old boy presents was brought to OPD with a history of pain and swelling in the right thigh. Biopsy of the mass demonstrates Osteosarcoma. His mother was diagnosed with breast cancer 1 year ago and his maternal grandmother died of the breast cancer 10 years ago. The child has 3 younger siblings. Siblings are at an increased risk of developing which of the following cancer ?

Wilms

Neuroblastoma

Hepatoblastoma

Glioma

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: A 15 year old boy presents was brought to OPD with a history of pain and swelling in the right thigh. Biopsy of the mass demonstrates Osteosarcoma. His mother was diagnosed with breast cancer 1 year ago and his maternal grandmother died of the breast cancer 10 years ago. The child has 3 younger siblings. Siblings are at an increased risk of developing which of the following cancer ? Choices: A. Wilms B. Neuroblastoma C. Hepatoblastoma D. Glioma Answer:

Osteosarcoma characteristically may develop in some cases of

Osteopetrosis

Osteogenesis irnperfecta

Acromegaly

Osteitis deformans

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Osteosarcoma characteristically may develop in some cases of Choices: A. Osteopetrosis B. Osteogenesis irnperfecta C. Acromegaly D. Osteitis deformans Answer:

Bone forming tumors are -a) Osteosarcomab) Osteoid osteomac) Giant cell tumourd) Osteoblastomae) Chondrosarcoma

abd

bcd

abc

ab

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Bone forming tumors are -a) Osteosarcomab) Osteoid osteomac) Giant cell tumourd) Osteoblastomae) Chondrosarcoma Choices: A. abd B. bcd C. abc D. ab Answer:

Lymph node metastasis is common in a) Osteosarcoma b) Fibrous histiocytoma c) Angiosarcoma d) Rhabdomyosarcoma

abc

acd

cd

bd

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Lymph node metastasis is common in a) Osteosarcoma b) Fibrous histiocytoma c) Angiosarcoma d) Rhabdomyosarcoma Choices: A. abc B. acd C. cd D. bd Answer:

Osteosarcoma can develop in:

Osteoid osteoma

Osteoblastoma

Paget's disease

All of the above

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Osteosarcoma can develop in: Choices: A. Osteoid osteoma B. Osteoblastoma C. Paget's disease D. All of the above Answer:

Osteosarcoma commonly affects: September 2005

Metaphysis

Diaphysis

Epiphysis

None of the above

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[ "Osteosarcoma" ]

Question: Osteosarcoma commonly affects: September 2005 Choices: A. Metaphysis B. Diaphysis C. Epiphysis D. None of the above Answer:

A 35-year-old female presented to the medicine OPD with paresthesias and weakness of B/L lower limbs with a band like sensation of tightness around the torso along with painful loss of vision in both eyes along with diplopia and periorbital pain. There is a history of similar attacks in the past with period of normalcy in between O/E, Ataxia- present Papillitis (on fundus examination) Facial myokymia Bladder incontinence and constipation CSF studies revealed mononuclear cell pleocytosis along with increased IgG. Which of the following are the oral drugs approved for the above condition: - 1. Fingolimod 2. Natalizumab 3. Teriflunomide 4. Glatiramer acetate

Only 1

Both 1 and 3

1,2 and 3

All of the above

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[ "Papillitis" ]

Question: A 35-year-old female presented to the medicine OPD with paresthesias and weakness of B/L lower limbs with a band like sensation of tightness around the torso along with painful loss of vision in both eyes along with diplopia and periorbital pain. There is a history of similar attacks in the past with period of normalcy in between O/E, Ataxia- present Papillitis (on fundus examination) Facial myokymia Bladder incontinence and constipation CSF studies revealed mononuclear cell pleocytosis along with increased IgG. Which of the following are the oral drugs approved for the above condition: - 1. Fingolimod 2. Natalizumab 3. Teriflunomide 4. Glatiramer acetate Choices: A. Only 1 B. Both 1 and 3 C. 1,2 and 3 D. All of the above Answer:

Mutation of which of the following gene is most impoant in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria

Decay accelerating factor (DAF)

Membrane inhibitor of reactive lysis (MIRL)

Glycosyl phosphatidyl inositol (GPI)

CD8 binding protein

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[ "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" ]

Question: Mutation of which of the following gene is most impoant in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria Choices: A. Decay accelerating factor (DAF) B. Membrane inhibitor of reactive lysis (MIRL) C. Glycosyl phosphatidyl inositol (GPI) D. CD8 binding protein Answer:

The gold standard Lab test for diagnosis of PNH (Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria) is?

Ham test

Haptoglobin

Flow cytometry

Sucrose Lysis test

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[ "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" ]

Question: The gold standard Lab test for diagnosis of PNH (Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria) is? Choices: A. Ham test B. Haptoglobin C. Flow cytometry D. Sucrose Lysis test Answer:

Which of the following is NOT seen in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria -

Hypocellular bone marrow

Hemosiderinuria

Increased LAP score

Pancytopenia

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[ "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" ]

Question: Which of the following is NOT seen in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria - Choices: A. Hypocellular bone marrow B. Hemosiderinuria C. Increased LAP score D. Pancytopenia Answer:

Which of the following is NOT seen in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria :

Thrombosis

Hemosiderinuria

Decreased LDH

Thrombocytopenia

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[ "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" ]

Question: Which of the following is NOT seen in Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria : Choices: A. Thrombosis B. Hemosiderinuria C. Decreased LDH D. Thrombocytopenia Answer:

True about Pendred Syndrome

Blindness

Conductive deafness

Sensorineural deafness

All of the above

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[ "Pendred Syndrome" ]

Question: True about Pendred Syndrome Choices: A. Blindness B. Conductive deafness C. Sensorineural deafness D. All of the above Answer:

All are features of Pertussis except –

Encephalopathy

Cerebellar Ataxia

Subconjunctival hemorrhage

Bronchiectasis

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[ "Pertussis" ]

Question: All are features of Pertussis except – Choices: A. Encephalopathy B. Cerebellar Ataxia C. Subconjunctival hemorrhage D. Bronchiectasis Answer:

Pertussis vaccine side effect -

Local pain

Excessive cry

Fever

All of above

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[ "Pertussis" ]

Question: Pertussis vaccine side effect - Choices: A. Local pain B. Excessive cry C. Fever D. All of above Answer:

Which toxin acts by ADP ribosylation-a) Botulinum toxinb) Shiga toxinc) V.cholerae toxin d) Diphtheria toxine) Pertussis toxin

cde

acd

bde

ade

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[ "Pertussis" ]

Question: Which toxin acts by ADP ribosylation-a) Botulinum toxinb) Shiga toxinc) V.cholerae toxin d) Diphtheria toxine) Pertussis toxin Choices: A. cde B. acd C. bde D. ade Answer:

True about Pertussis is/are -a) Incubation period is 7-14 daysb) Main source of infection is chronic carriersc) Can affect any aged) Secondary attack rate in unimmunised persons is 90%e) More common in summers

abc

acd

bc

bde

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[ "Pertussis" ]

Question: True about Pertussis is/are -a) Incubation period is 7-14 daysb) Main source of infection is chronic carriersc) Can affect any aged) Secondary attack rate in unimmunised persons is 90%e) More common in summers Choices: A. abc B. acd C. bc D. bde Answer:

Phenylketonuria caused by deficiency of

Tyrosine transaminase

Tyrosine hydroxylase

Phenylalanine hydroxylase

Phenylketonuria hydroxylase

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: Phenylketonuria caused by deficiency of Choices: A. Tyrosine transaminase B. Tyrosine hydroxylase C. Phenylalanine hydroxylase D. Phenylketonuria hydroxylase Answer:

In Phenylketonuria the main aim of first line therapy is:

Replacement of the defective enzyme

Replacement of the deficient product

Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme

Giving the missing amino acid by diet

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: In Phenylketonuria the main aim of first line therapy is: Choices: A. Replacement of the defective enzyme B. Replacement of the deficient product C. Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme D. Giving the missing amino acid by diet Answer:

In Phenylketonuria, the first line therapy is:

Replacement of the defective enzyme

Replacement of the deficient product

Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme

Giving the missing amino acid by diet

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: In Phenylketonuria, the first line therapy is: Choices: A. Replacement of the defective enzyme B. Replacement of the deficient product C. Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme D. Giving the missing amino acid by diet Answer:

Phenylketonuria is due to deficiency of:

Phenylalanine

Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH)

Galactokinase

Tyrosinase

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: Phenylketonuria is due to deficiency of: Choices: A. Phenylalanine B. Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) C. Galactokinase D. Tyrosinase Answer:

Child born to mothers with Phenylketonuria will have all except

Mental retardation

Macrocephaly

Growth retardation

Congenital heart disease

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: Child born to mothers with Phenylketonuria will have all except Choices: A. Mental retardation B. Macrocephaly C. Growth retardation D. Congenital heart disease Answer:

Phenylketonuria is due to the deficiency of:

Phenylalanine

Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH)

Phenylene

All of these

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: Phenylketonuria is due to the deficiency of: Choices: A. Phenylalanine B. Phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) C. Phenylene D. All of these Answer:

In Phenylketonuria the main aim of first-line therapy is

Replacement of the defective enzymes

Replacement of the deficient product

Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme

Giving the missing amino acid by diet

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: In Phenylketonuria the main aim of first-line therapy is Choices: A. Replacement of the defective enzymes B. Replacement of the deficient product C. Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme D. Giving the missing amino acid by diet Answer:

Which one of the following is not a feature of Phenylketonuria ?

Severe mental retardation

Reduced tendon reflexes

Enamel hypoplasia

Vomiting in early infancy

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: Which one of the following is not a feature of Phenylketonuria ? Choices: A. Severe mental retardation B. Reduced tendon reflexes C. Enamel hypoplasia D. Vomiting in early infancy Answer:

True about Rx of Phenylketonuria

Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme

Giving the missing amino acids by diet

Gene therapy can be successfully used

Child should refrain from milk.

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: True about Rx of Phenylketonuria Choices: A. Limiting the substrate for deficient enzyme B. Giving the missing amino acids by diet C. Gene therapy can be successfully used D. Child should refrain from milk. Answer:

Which of the following is not a feature of Phenylketonuria?

Severe mental retardation

Reduced tendon reflexes

Hypopigmentation in skin

Hair loss

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[ "Phenylketonuria" ]

Question: Which of the following is not a feature of Phenylketonuria? Choices: A. Severe mental retardation B. Reduced tendon reflexes C. Hypopigmentation in skin D. Hair loss Answer: