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Caudal Regression Syndrome is seen in babies of mothers suffering from which of the following condition?

PIH

Anaemia

Cardiac disease

Gestational diabetes

Question: Caudal Regression Syndrome is seen in babies of mothers suffering from which of the following condition? Choices: A. PIH B. Anaemia C. Cardiac disease D. Gestational diabetes Answer:

Which of the following agents is the drug of choice for Central Diabetes Insipidus -

Desmopressin

Demeclocycline

Thiazide Diuretics

Lithium

Question: Which of the following agents is the drug of choice for Central Diabetes Insipidus - Choices: A. Desmopressin B. Demeclocycline C. Thiazide Diuretics D. Lithium Answer:

CHARGE Syndrome includes?

Choanal atresia

Coloboma of eye

Ear anomalies

All of above

Question: CHARGE Syndrome includes? Choices: A. Choanal atresia B. Coloboma of eye C. Ear anomalies D. All of above Answer:

Chikungunya virus belongs to which family:

Enterovirus

Herpes virus

Toga virus

None of the above

Question: Chikungunya virus belongs to which family: Choices: A. Enterovirus B. Herpes virus C. Toga virus D. None of the above Answer:

Group B (flaviviruses) Arboviruses is/are-a) Dengue feverb) Rift valley feverc) Chikungunya feverd) J.E.e) Yellow fever

acd

bde

ade

ad

Question: Group B (flaviviruses) Arboviruses is/are-a) Dengue feverb) Rift valley feverc) Chikungunya feverd) J.E.e) Yellow fever Choices: A. acd B. bde C. ade D. ad Answer:

Chikungunya is trasmittedb ?

Aedes

Culex

Mansonoides

Anopheles

Question: Chikungunya is trasmittedb ? Choices: A. Aedes B. Culex C. Mansonoides D. Anopheles Answer:

Disease(s) transmitted by Aedes aegypti include – a) Yellow feverb) Denguec) Chikungunya feverd) West Nile fever e) Rift valley fever

bcde

abcd

acde

abce

Question: Disease(s) transmitted by Aedes aegypti include – a) Yellow feverb) Denguec) Chikungunya feverd) West Nile fever e) Rift valley fever Choices: A. bcde B. abcd C. acde D. abce Answer:

Chikungunya is transmitted by ?

Aedes

Culex

Mansonoides

Anopheles

Question: Chikungunya is transmitted by ? Choices: A. Aedes B. Culex C. Mansonoides D. Anopheles Answer:

Chikungunya is transmitted by

Aedes

Culex

Mansonoides

Anopheles

Question: Chikungunya is transmitted by Choices: A. Aedes B. Culex C. Mansonoides D. Anopheles Answer:

Chikungunya is caused by ?

Mosquito-borne Alphavirus

Mosquito-borne Beta virus

Mosquito-borne Gamma virus

Mosquito-borne Deltavirus

Question: Chikungunya is caused by ? Choices: A. Mosquito-borne Alphavirus B. Mosquito-borne Beta virus C. Mosquito-borne Gamma virus D. Mosquito-borne Deltavirus Answer:

Chikungunya is transmitted by -

Aedes

Culex

Mansonia

Anopheles

Question: Chikungunya is transmitted by - Choices: A. Aedes B. Culex C. Mansonia D. Anopheles Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma ?

Obesity

Opistorchissinensis infection

Salmonella carrier state

HBV infection

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma ? Choices: A. Obesity B. Opistorchissinensis infection C. Salmonella carrier state D. HBV infection Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma is associated with -

Chlonorchis sinensis

Schistosoma

Plasmodium

None

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma is associated with - Choices: A. Chlonorchis sinensis B. Schistosoma C. Plasmodium D. None Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma histologically resembles ?

Sq. cell type

Schirrhous type

Columnar cell type

All

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma histologically resembles ? Choices: A. Sq. cell type B. Schirrhous type C. Columnar cell type D. All Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma has been associated with infection by:

Paragonimus westermani

Clonorchis sinensis

Loa Loa

Schistosoma haematobium

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma has been associated with infection by: Choices: A. Paragonimus westermani B. Clonorchis sinensis C. Loa Loa D. Schistosoma haematobium Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma is caused by -a) Fasciola infestationb) Clonorchis infestationc) Paragonimus infestationd) Ascaris infestatione) None of these

ac

ab

ad

bc

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma is caused by -a) Fasciola infestationb) Clonorchis infestationc) Paragonimus infestationd) Ascaris infestatione) None of these Choices: A. ac B. ab C. ad D. bc Answer:

Which parasite causes Cholangiocarcinoma

Fasciola hepatica

Fasciola buski

Clonorchis sinensis

Paragonimus westermani

Question: Which parasite causes Cholangiocarcinoma Choices: A. Fasciola hepatica B. Fasciola buski C. Clonorchis sinensis D. Paragonimus westermani Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma histologically resembles -

Sq. cell type

Colloid cell type

Schirrhous type

Columnar cell type

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma histologically resembles - Choices: A. Sq. cell type B. Colloid cell type C. Schirrhous type D. Columnar cell type Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma -

Obesity

Opistorchissinensis infection

Salmonella carrier state

HBV infection

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma - Choices: A. Obesity B. Opistorchissinensis infection C. Salmonella carrier state D. HBV infection Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma has been associated with infection by

Paragonimus westermani

Clonorchis sinensis

Loa Loa

Schistosoma haematobium

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma has been associated with infection by Choices: A. Paragonimus westermani B. Clonorchis sinensis C. Loa Loa D. Schistosoma haematobium Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma histologically resembles

Squamous cell type

Colloid cell type

Schirrhous type

Columnar type

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma histologically resembles Choices: A. Squamous cell type B. Colloid cell type C. Schirrhous type D. Columnar type Answer:

According to Bismuth classification, type IV Cholangiocarcinoma involves

Common hepatic duct

Bifurcation only

Bifurcation and bilateral secondary intrahepatic ducts

Bifurcation and unilateral secondary intrahepatic ducts

Question: According to Bismuth classification, type IV Cholangiocarcinoma involves Choices: A. Common hepatic duct B. Bifurcation only C. Bifurcation and bilateral secondary intrahepatic ducts D. Bifurcation and unilateral secondary intrahepatic ducts Answer:

Cholangiocarcinoma most commonly metastases to-

Liver

Bones

Lung

Pancrease

Question: Cholangiocarcinoma most commonly metastases to- Choices: A. Liver B. Bones C. Lung D. Pancrease Answer:

Carrier stage seen in -a) Poliob) Cholerac) Pertusis d) Plague e) Tetanus

da

abc

dea

ac

Question: Carrier stage seen in -a) Poliob) Cholerac) Pertusis d) Plague e) Tetanus Choices: A. da B. abc C. dea D. ac Answer:

Select inappropriate statement regarding Cholera

Incubation period 1-2 days

Rice - watery diarrhoea

Azithromycin is treatment of choice in adults

It is a notifiable disease locally, nationally and internationally

Question: Select inappropriate statement regarding Cholera Choices: A. Incubation period 1-2 days B. Rice - watery diarrhoea C. Azithromycin is treatment of choice in adults D. It is a notifiable disease locally, nationally and internationally Answer:

Cholera toxin irreversibly stimulates the cAMP-dependent pump in intestinal cells resulting in

Cl- rich watery diarrhea

K+ rich watery diarrhea

Na+ rich watery diarrhea

Ca+ rich watery diarrhea

Question: Cholera toxin irreversibly stimulates the cAMP-dependent pump in intestinal cells resulting in Choices: A. Cl- rich watery diarrhea B. K+ rich watery diarrhea C. Na+ rich watery diarrhea D. Ca+ rich watery diarrhea Answer:

Cholera is caused by?

Vibrio cholera.01

Enterococcus

V. Parahemolyticus

E.coli

Question: Cholera is caused by? Choices: A. Vibrio cholera.01 B. Enterococcus C. V. Parahemolyticus D. E.coli Answer:

Cholera toxin is due to -

Chromosome

Plasmid

Phage

Transposons

Question: Cholera toxin is due to - Choices: A. Chromosome B. Plasmid C. Phage D. Transposons Answer:

Cholera toxin acts by which mechanism?

Overactivates adenylate cyclase (cAMP) by permanently activating Gs

Mimics the adenylate cyclase enzyme (cAMP)

Overactivates guanylate cyclase (cGMP)

Inactivate elongation factor (EF-2)

Question: Cholera toxin acts by which mechanism? Choices: A. Overactivates adenylate cyclase (cAMP) by permanently activating Gs B. Mimics the adenylate cyclase enzyme (cAMP) C. Overactivates guanylate cyclase (cGMP) D. Inactivate elongation factor (EF-2) Answer:

Cholera vaccination is indicated -

To control epidemics

For travellers

In endemic areas

In Neonates

Question: Cholera vaccination is indicated - Choices: A. To control epidemics B. For travellers C. In endemic areas D. In Neonates Answer:

Cholera toxin binds to which receptors in intestine:

Sphingosine through A subunit

Sphingosine through B subunit

GM1 gangliosides through A subunit

GM1 gangliosides through B subunit

Question: Cholera toxin binds to which receptors in intestine: Choices: A. Sphingosine through A subunit B. Sphingosine through B subunit C. GM1 gangliosides through A subunit D. GM1 gangliosides through B subunit Answer:

True of 8th Pandemic of Cholera

Originated in 2012

Started in Bangladesh

Due to O139 El Tor

Low attack rate

Question: True of 8th Pandemic of Cholera Choices: A. Originated in 2012 B. Started in Bangladesh C. Due to O139 El Tor D. Low attack rate Answer:

Cholera like symptoms is produced by which of the following poisons

Arsenic

Organophosphorus

Lead

Rat killer

Question: Cholera like symptoms is produced by which of the following poisons Choices: A. Arsenic B. Organophosphorus C. Lead D. Rat killer Answer:

Cholera vaccination is indicated ?

To control epidemics

For travellers

In endemic areas

In Neonates

Question: Cholera vaccination is indicated ? Choices: A. To control epidemics B. For travellers C. In endemic areas D. In Neonates Answer:

Which of the following is enrichment media for Vibrio Cholera?

Venkatraman-Ramakrishnan medium

Cary-Blair medium

Autoclaved sea water

Alkaline peptone water

Question: Which of the following is enrichment media for Vibrio Cholera? Choices: A. Venkatraman-Ramakrishnan medium B. Cary-Blair medium C. Autoclaved sea water D. Alkaline peptone water Answer:

Cholera toxin:

Increases the levels of intracellular cylic GMP

Acts through the receptor the opiates

Causes continued activation of adenylate cyclase

Inhibits the enzyme phosphodiesterase

Question: Cholera toxin: Choices: A. Increases the levels of intracellular cylic GMP B. Acts through the receptor the opiates C. Causes continued activation of adenylate cyclase D. Inhibits the enzyme phosphodiesterase Answer:

True about V. Cholerae is -

One attack of V. Cholerae gives live-long immunity

Affects adults and children with equal propensity in non epidemic regions

Affects adults and children with equal propensity in non epidemic regions

Pathogencity of 0-139 vibrio is due to 0 antigen

Question: True about V. Cholerae is - Choices: A. One attack of V. Cholerae gives live-long immunity B. Affects adults and children with equal propensity in non epidemic regions C. Affects adults and children with equal propensity in non epidemic regions D. Pathogencity of 0-139 vibrio is due to 0 antigen Answer:

Cholera transmission by -a) Food transmitsb) Vaccination gives 90% efficiencyc) Healthy carrierd) Chlorination is not effective

a

bc

ac

b

Question: Cholera transmission by -a) Food transmitsb) Vaccination gives 90% efficiencyc) Healthy carrierd) Chlorination is not effective Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. b Answer:

No chemoprophylaxis for - a) Typhoidb) Chicken poxc) Influenzad) Cholera

b

ab

ab

bd

Question: No chemoprophylaxis for - a) Typhoidb) Chicken poxc) Influenzad) Cholera Choices: A. b B. ab C. ab D. bd Answer:

Post exposure active immunization can be done fora) Rabiesb) Measlesc) Cholerad) Yellow fever

da

ab

da

ac

Question: Post exposure active immunization can be done fora) Rabiesb) Measlesc) Cholerad) Yellow fever Choices: A. da B. ab C. da D. ac Answer:

Cholera toxin effects are mediated by stimulation of which of the following second messengers -

cAMP

cGMP

Ca++ - Calmodulin

IP3 / DAG

Question: Cholera toxin effects are mediated by stimulation of which of the following second messengers - Choices: A. cAMP B. cGMP C. Ca++ - Calmodulin D. IP3 / DAG Answer:

"Cholera" is caused by:

Vibriocholera .01

Vibriocholera .001

Vibrio parahemolyticus

Vibriocholera .0001

Question: "Cholera" is caused by: Choices: A. Vibriocholera .01 B. Vibriocholera .001 C. Vibrio parahemolyticus D. Vibriocholera .0001 Answer:

Cholera like diarrhea is associated with?

Copper poisoning

Arsenic poisoning

Lead poisoning

Mercury poisoning

Question: Cholera like diarrhea is associated with? Choices: A. Copper poisoning B. Arsenic poisoning C. Lead poisoning D. Mercury poisoning Answer:

Cholera vaccine effectiveness is -

20% for 12 months

50% for 12 months

20% for 36 months

50% for 36 months

Question: Cholera vaccine effectiveness is - Choices: A. 20% for 12 months B. 50% for 12 months C. 20% for 36 months D. 50% for 36 months Answer:

Cholera toxin effects are mediated by stimulation of which of the following second messengers

cAMP

cGMP

Ca44 -calmodulim

IP3/ DAG

Question: Cholera toxin effects are mediated by stimulation of which of the following second messengers Choices: A. cAMP B. cGMP C. Ca44 -calmodulim D. IP3/ DAG Answer:

Pandemic are caused by -a) Hepatitis Bb) Influenza-Ac) Influenza-Bd) Influenza-Ce) Cholera

bd

be

bcd

da

Question: Pandemic are caused by -a) Hepatitis Bb) Influenza-Ac) Influenza-Bd) Influenza-Ce) Cholera Choices: A. bd B. be C. bcd D. da Answer:

Hemolytic uremic syndrome is caused by -a) EIECb) Shigella c) Salmonellad) Cholerae) Klebsiella

a

bc

ac

ad

Question: Hemolytic uremic syndrome is caused by -a) EIECb) Shigella c) Salmonellad) Cholerae) Klebsiella Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. ad Answer:

Cholera toxin –

increase the levels of intracellular cyclic GMP

Act through opiate receptor

causes continued activation of adenyl cyclase

inhibit the enzyme phosphodiesterase

Question: Cholera toxin – Choices: A. increase the levels of intracellular cyclic GMP B. Act through opiate receptor C. causes continued activation of adenyl cyclase D. inhibit the enzyme phosphodiesterase Answer:

Which of the following is not a Cholera vaccine?

Ty21a

CVD-103-HgR

WC-rBS

mORC-Vax

Question: Which of the following is not a Cholera vaccine? Choices: A. Ty21a B. CVD-103-HgR C. WC-rBS D. mORC-Vax Answer:

Cholera toxin binds to which receptors in intestine-

Sphingosine through A subunit

Sphingosine through B subumit

GM1 gangliosides through A subunit

GM1 gangliosides through B subunit

Question: Cholera toxin binds to which receptors in intestine- Choices: A. Sphingosine through A subunit B. Sphingosine through B subumit C. GM1 gangliosides through A subunit D. GM1 gangliosides through B subunit Answer:

Cholera transmission by -

Food transmits

Vaccination gives 90% efficiency

Healthy carrier

Chlorination is nor effective

Question: Cholera transmission by - Choices: A. Food transmits B. Vaccination gives 90% efficiency C. Healthy carrier D. Chlorination is nor effective Answer:

Cholera patient having stool output 1000-1500 mL/day is known as:

Cholera mitis

Cholera dumdum

Cholera magna

Cholera gravis

Question: Cholera patient having stool output 1000-1500 mL/day is known as: Choices: A. Cholera mitis B. Cholera dumdum C. Cholera magna D. Cholera gravis Answer:

Cholera presents with symptoms mimicking: TN 10

Arsenic poisoning

Dhatura poisoning

Barbiturate poisoning

Morphine poisoning

Question: Cholera presents with symptoms mimicking: TN 10 Choices: A. Arsenic poisoning B. Dhatura poisoning C. Barbiturate poisoning D. Morphine poisoning Answer:

Cholera toxin -

Increases the levels of intracellular cylic GMP

Acts through the receptor the opiates

Causes continued activation of adenylate cyclase

Inhibits the enzyme phosphodiesterase

Question: Cholera toxin - Choices: A. Increases the levels of intracellular cylic GMP B. Acts through the receptor the opiates C. Causes continued activation of adenylate cyclase D. Inhibits the enzyme phosphodiesterase Answer:

Cholera toxin acts by -

Na ATPase inhibition

Adenylate cyclase stimulation

Opening of chloride channel

Stimulation of Ca' channel

Question: Cholera toxin acts by - Choices: A. Na ATPase inhibition B. Adenylate cyclase stimulation C. Opening of chloride channel D. Stimulation of Ca' channel Answer:

Cholera is caused by-

V.cholerae O1

V.cholerae O1 and O139

V. cholerae O139

NAG vibrios

Question: Cholera is caused by- Choices: A. V.cholerae O1 B. V.cholerae O1 and O139 C. V. cholerae O139 D. NAG vibrios Answer:

Cholera prophylaxis is by -

Doxycycline 300mg OD

Cephalosporin

Streptomycin

Cotrimoxazole

Question: Cholera prophylaxis is by - Choices: A. Doxycycline 300mg OD B. Cephalosporin C. Streptomycin D. Cotrimoxazole Answer:

Cholera toxin-

Increases the levels of intracellular cylic GMP

Acts through the receptor the opiates

Causes continued activation of adenylate cyclase

Inhibits the enzyme phosphodiesterase

Question: Cholera toxin- Choices: A. Increases the levels of intracellular cylic GMP B. Acts through the receptor the opiates C. Causes continued activation of adenylate cyclase D. Inhibits the enzyme phosphodiesterase Answer:

Which of the following diseases have incubation period < 10 days -a) Cholerab) Influenzac) Plagued) Measlese) Rubella

ab

bc

abc

bcd

Question: Which of the following diseases have incubation period < 10 days -a) Cholerab) Influenzac) Plagued) Measlese) Rubella Choices: A. ab B. bc C. abc D. bcd Answer:

Superantigens area) Erythrotoxin of Staph. aureusb) Clostridium difficile toxinc) Staphyloccocal toxic shock syndrome toxind) Cholera toxin

a

bc

ad

ac

Question: Superantigens area) Erythrotoxin of Staph. aureusb) Clostridium difficile toxinc) Staphyloccocal toxic shock syndrome toxind) Cholera toxin Choices: A. a B. bc C. ad D. ac Answer:

Giant cells seen in -a) Osteoclastomab) Chondroblastomac) Chordomad) Osteitis fibrosa cystica

ac

ab

ad

bc

Question: Giant cells seen in -a) Osteoclastomab) Chondroblastomac) Chordomad) Osteitis fibrosa cystica Choices: A. ac B. ab C. ad D. bc Answer:

Chordoma can occur over all the following sites, except -

Rib

Clivus

Sacrum

Vertebral body

Question: Chordoma can occur over all the following sites, except - Choices: A. Rib B. Clivus C. Sacrum D. Vertebral body Answer:

Chordoma commonly involves -a) Dorsal spineb) Clivusc) Lumbar spined) Sacrume) Cervical spine

bd

d

ab

ac

Question: Chordoma commonly involves -a) Dorsal spineb) Clivusc) Lumbar spined) Sacrume) Cervical spine Choices: A. bd B. d C. ab D. ac Answer:

All of the following are true about Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, Except:

Diagnosed on routine blood tests

Leukocytosis is prominent

Can present as acute leukemia

T lymphocyte CLL is more common

Question: All of the following are true about Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, Except: Choices: A. Diagnosed on routine blood tests B. Leukocytosis is prominent C. Can present as acute leukemia D. T lymphocyte CLL is more common Answer:

Which of the following is more frequently seen in Churg Strauss Syndrome in comparison to Wegener's Granulomatosis

Renal involvement

Lower Respiratory Tract involvement

Eye involvement

Upper Respiratory Tract involvement

Question: Which of the following is more frequently seen in Churg Strauss Syndrome in comparison to Wegener's Granulomatosis Choices: A. Renal involvement B. Lower Respiratory Tract involvement C. Eye involvement D. Upper Respiratory Tract involvement Answer:

All of the following statements about Churg Strauss Syndrome are true, except:

Marked Eosinophilia

Mononeuritis multiplex is common

Renal failure is common

Often associated with Allergic Rhinitis

Question: All of the following statements about Churg Strauss Syndrome are true, except: Choices: A. Marked Eosinophilia B. Mononeuritis multiplex is common C. Renal failure is common D. Often associated with Allergic Rhinitis Answer:

False statement regarding Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is?

Type 1 CRPS occurs following a nerve injury

Type 1 CRPS is also called as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy

It occurs due to adrenergic sensitivity of afferent nociceptors

CRPS Type 1 resolves with symptomatic treatment

Question: False statement regarding Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is? Choices: A. Type 1 CRPS occurs following a nerve injury B. Type 1 CRPS is also called as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy C. It occurs due to adrenergic sensitivity of afferent nociceptors D. CRPS Type 1 resolves with symptomatic treatment Answer:

Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia is due to deficiency of:

21 beta hydroxylase

17 alpha hydroxylase

5 alpha reductase

17 beta reductase

Question: Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia is due to deficiency of: Choices: A. 21 beta hydroxylase B. 17 alpha hydroxylase C. 5 alpha reductase D. 17 beta reductase Answer:

A pregnant mother presents with history of delivery of a previous child with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH). The best management protocol for the current pregnancy is:

To sta prednisolone after establishing whether fetus is affected by Chorionic Villous Sampling

To sta dexamethasone as soon as pregnancy is confirmed

To sta dexamethasone after determining sex of the fetus by Karyotyping

To sta prednisolone after determining sex of the fetus with USG

Question: A pregnant mother presents with history of delivery of a previous child with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH). The best management protocol for the current pregnancy is: Choices: A. To sta prednisolone after establishing whether fetus is affected by Chorionic Villous Sampling B. To sta dexamethasone as soon as pregnancy is confirmed C. To sta dexamethasone after determining sex of the fetus by Karyotyping D. To sta prednisolone after determining sex of the fetus with USG Answer:

Which condition is associated with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia?

Male pseudohermaphroditism

Female pseudohermaphroditism

Female true hermaphroditism

Sequential pseudohermaphroditism

Question: Which condition is associated with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia? Choices: A. Male pseudohermaphroditism B. Female pseudohermaphroditism C. Female true hermaphroditism D. Sequential pseudohermaphroditism Answer:

All are true regarding Congenital Syphilis except:

Procaine Penicillin can prevent it satisfactorily

Infection of the fetus most commonly occurs in 1st trimester

Neurological damage with mental retardation can be a serious consequence

If mother has late syphilis, chances of transmission decreases

Question: All are true regarding Congenital Syphilis except: Choices: A. Procaine Penicillin can prevent it satisfactorily B. Infection of the fetus most commonly occurs in 1st trimester C. Neurological damage with mental retardation can be a serious consequence D. If mother has late syphilis, chances of transmission decreases Answer:

All the following are true of Craniopharyngioma except -

Derived from Rathke's pouch

Contains epithelial cells

Present in sella or infrasellar location

Causes visual disturbances

Question: All the following are true of Craniopharyngioma except - Choices: A. Derived from Rathke's pouch B. Contains epithelial cells C. Present in sella or infrasellar location D. Causes visual disturbances Answer:

Third nerve palsy with pupillary sparing is seen in-a) Hypertensionb) Aneurysm of posterior communicating arteryc) Diabetes mellitusd) Craniopharyngioma

a

bc

ad

ac

Question: Third nerve palsy with pupillary sparing is seen in-a) Hypertensionb) Aneurysm of posterior communicating arteryc) Diabetes mellitusd) Craniopharyngioma Choices: A. a B. bc C. ad D. ac Answer:

All are true about Craniopharyngioma except?

Solid-cystic lesion

Commonly calcifies in adults

Admantinomatous type is common in children

Machine oily protein rich content

Question: All are true about Craniopharyngioma except? Choices: A. Solid-cystic lesion B. Commonly calcifies in adults C. Admantinomatous type is common in children D. Machine oily protein rich content Answer:

Commonest location for Craniopharyngioma is

Intrasellar

Suprasellar

Intraventricular

Intracerebral

Question: Commonest location for Craniopharyngioma is Choices: A. Intrasellar B. Suprasellar C. Intraventricular D. Intracerebral Answer:

A six year old child managed by complete surgical removal of Craniopharyngioma developed multiple endocrinopathies. Which of following hormones should be replaced first?

Hydrocoisone

Growth hormone

Thyroxine

Prolactin

Question: A six year old child managed by complete surgical removal of Craniopharyngioma developed multiple endocrinopathies. Which of following hormones should be replaced first? Choices: A. Hydrocoisone B. Growth hormone C. Thyroxine D. Prolactin Answer:

All are true regarding Craniopharyngioma except?

Derived from Rathke's pouch

Contains epithelial cells

Present in temporal or parietal lobes

Causes visual disturbances

Question: All are true regarding Craniopharyngioma except? Choices: A. Derived from Rathke's pouch B. Contains epithelial cells C. Present in temporal or parietal lobes D. Causes visual disturbances Answer:

A 7 yr old boy underwent neurosurgery for Craniopharyngioma following which pituitary functions were lost. Which of the following hormone should be replaced first?

Hydrocoisone

Thyroxine

Growth hormone

Prolactin

Question: A 7 yr old boy underwent neurosurgery for Craniopharyngioma following which pituitary functions were lost. Which of the following hormone should be replaced first? Choices: A. Hydrocoisone B. Thyroxine C. Growth hormone D. Prolactin Answer:

All of the following are true for Craniopharyngioma except?

Derived from Rathke's pouch

Can lead to central DI

Present in sellar or infrasellar location

Causes visual disturbances

Question: All of the following are true for Craniopharyngioma except? Choices: A. Derived from Rathke's pouch B. Can lead to central DI C. Present in sellar or infrasellar location D. Causes visual disturbances Answer:

Craniopharyngioma arises from -

Pituitary stalk

Posterior pituitary

Pineal gland

Cerebellum

Question: Craniopharyngioma arises from - Choices: A. Pituitary stalk B. Posterior pituitary C. Pineal gland D. Cerebellum Answer:

All of the following statements regarding Craniopharyngiomas are true, except :

Arise from Rathke's pouch

Can cause visual disturbances

Presents with hypopituitarism in adults

Usually Infrasellar in location

Question: All of the following statements regarding Craniopharyngiomas are true, except : Choices: A. Arise from Rathke's pouch B. Can cause visual disturbances C. Presents with hypopituitarism in adults D. Usually Infrasellar in location Answer:

True precocious puberty can occur in all, except –a) McCune Albright syndromeb) Craniopharyngiomac) Congenital adrenal hyperplasiad) Hypothalamic hamartoma

a

bc

ac

b

Question: True precocious puberty can occur in all, except –a) McCune Albright syndromeb) Craniopharyngiomac) Congenital adrenal hyperplasiad) Hypothalamic hamartoma Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. b Answer:

All the following are true of Craniopharyngioma except

Derived from Rathke's pouch

Contains epithelial cells

Present in sella or infra-sellar location

Causes visual disturbances

Question: All the following are true of Craniopharyngioma except Choices: A. Derived from Rathke's pouch B. Contains epithelial cells C. Present in sella or infra-sellar location D. Causes visual disturbances Answer:

Lung granuloma with necrosis are seen in -a) PANb) TBc) Histoplasmosisd) Cryptococcosise) Wegener's granulomatosis

bce

bc

acd

ace

Question: Lung granuloma with necrosis are seen in -a) PANb) TBc) Histoplasmosisd) Cryptococcosise) Wegener's granulomatosis Choices: A. bce B. bc C. acd D. ace Answer:

Most common presentation of Cryptococcosis is

Meningitis

Pulmonary cryptococcosis

SKin lesions

Osteomyelitis

Question: Most common presentation of Cryptococcosis is Choices: A. Meningitis B. Pulmonary cryptococcosis C. SKin lesions D. Osteomyelitis Answer:

Criteria included in AIDS surveillance definition include -a) Extrapulmonary TB b) Cryptococcosisc) Candidiasisd) Leptospirosis e) Kaposi sarcoma

bcde

abce

acde

abde

Question: Criteria included in AIDS surveillance definition include -a) Extrapulmonary TB b) Cryptococcosisc) Candidiasisd) Leptospirosis e) Kaposi sarcoma Choices: A. bcde B. abce C. acde D. abde Answer:

Primary site of infection in Cryptococcosis is

Adrenal glands

Bone

Central nervous system

Lungs

Question: Primary site of infection in Cryptococcosis is Choices: A. Adrenal glands B. Bone C. Central nervous system D. Lungs Answer:

The most common cause of pulmonary abscesses in Cystic Fibrosis is?

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Staphylococcus aureus

Burkholderia cenocepacia

Nontuberculous mycobacteria

Question: The most common cause of pulmonary abscesses in Cystic Fibrosis is? Choices: A. Pseudomonas aeruginosa B. Staphylococcus aureus C. Burkholderia cenocepacia D. Nontuberculous mycobacteria Answer:

Cysticercosis cellulosae causes infection with

Taenia saginata

Echinococcus granulosus

Taenia solium

Diphyllobothrium latum

Question: Cysticercosis cellulosae causes infection with Choices: A. Taenia saginata B. Echinococcus granulosus C. Taenia solium D. Diphyllobothrium latum Answer:

Cerebral Cysticercosis

Commonly manifests with localizing signs

May present with dementia

Rarely occurs in children

Usually presents with generalized seizures

Question: Cerebral Cysticercosis Choices: A. Commonly manifests with localizing signs B. May present with dementia C. Rarely occurs in children D. Usually presents with generalized seizures Answer:

Cysticercosis is caused by larva of:

Taenia solium

T. saginata

Echinococcus

Ascaris

Question: Cysticercosis is caused by larva of: Choices: A. Taenia solium B. T. saginata C. Echinococcus D. Ascaris Answer:

Cysticercosis present as : a) Seizuresb) Neuropathyc) Encephalitisd) Muscular hypertrophy

a

bc

ac

b

Question: Cysticercosis present as : a) Seizuresb) Neuropathyc) Encephalitisd) Muscular hypertrophy Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. b Answer:

Cysticercosis present as a) Seizure b) Neuropathy c) Encephalitis d) Muscular hypertrophy

abc

abd

bcd

bd

Question: Cysticercosis present as a) Seizure b) Neuropathy c) Encephalitis d) Muscular hypertrophy Choices: A. abc B. abd C. bcd D. bd Answer:

Cysticercosis is caused by:

T. Solium

T. Saginata

A. duodenale

E. granulosus

Question: Cysticercosis is caused by: Choices: A. T. Solium B. T. Saginata C. A. duodenale D. E. granulosus Answer:

Which of the following is not true about Cystinosis?

Cysteine stones in urine common

Corneal crystals

Fanconi syndrome

White blond hair and photophobia

Question: Which of the following is not true about Cystinosis? Choices: A. Cysteine stones in urine common B. Corneal crystals C. Fanconi syndrome D. White blond hair and photophobia Answer:

In Cystinuria, all of the following amino acids are excreted in urine, except:-

Cystine

Ornithine

Leucine

Arginine

Question: In Cystinuria, all of the following amino acids are excreted in urine, except:- Choices: A. Cystine B. Ornithine C. Leucine D. Arginine Answer:

Cystinuria is associated with excretion of which amino acid in urine

Cystine, lysine, Tyrosine and alanine

Cystine, lysine, ornithine and alanine

Cystine, ornithine, lysine and arginine

Cystine, ornithine, leucine and arginine

Question: Cystinuria is associated with excretion of which amino acid in urine Choices: A. Cystine, lysine, Tyrosine and alanine B. Cystine, lysine, ornithine and alanine C. Cystine, ornithine, lysine and arginine D. Cystine, ornithine, leucine and arginine Answer:

Cystinuria presents with excess of

Cysteine

Tyrosine

Glutamine

Valine

Question: Cystinuria presents with excess of Choices: A. Cysteine B. Tyrosine C. Glutamine D. Valine Answer:

Cystinuria all of the following amino acids are excreted, except:

Cystine

Ornithine

Leucine

Arginine

Question: Cystinuria all of the following amino acids are excreted, except: Choices: A. Cystine B. Ornithine C. Leucine D. Arginine Answer:

Cystinuria is characterised by –

Generalised aminoaciduria

Systemic acidosis

Deposition of cystine crystals in Renal tubular cells

Recurrent urinary caliculi

Question: Cystinuria is characterised by – Choices: A. Generalised aminoaciduria B. Systemic acidosis C. Deposition of cystine crystals in Renal tubular cells D. Recurrent urinary caliculi Answer: