MDS PREP

Pectus carinatum (pigeon chest) is almost always caused by
1) Asthma
2) Tuberculosis
3) Idiopathic
4) Trauma

General Medicine Answer: 1

Myocardial infraction most often results in
1) Mitral stenosis
2) Aortic regurgitation
3) Aortic stenosis
4) Mitral regurgitation

General Medicine Answer: 4

The normal absolute eosinophil count is
1) 40 to 440 cells/ mm cube
2) 500 to 900 cells/ mm cube
3) 1200 to 1500 cells/ mm cube
4) 1500 to 2,000 cells/ mm cube

General Medicine Answer: 1

Oxicephaly (turricephaly) results from the closure of
1) Sagittal and coronal suture
2) Frontal and occipital suture
3) Frontal and sagital suture
4) Frontal and coronal suture

General Medicine Answer: 3

The causative organisms of rheumatic heart disease associated with rheumatic fever are
1) Beta haemolytic streptococci
2) Beta haemolytic staphylococci
3) Alpha haemolytic streptococci
4) None of the above

General Medicine Answer: 1

K-F ring is seen in
1) Haemochromatosis
2) Primary billiary cirrhosis
3) Hepatolenticular degeneration
4) Senility

General Medicine Answer: 3

Romberg"s sign in indicative of
1) Posterior column lesion
2) Cerebellar lesion
3) Peripheral neuropathy
4) Pyramidal lesion

General Medicine Answer: 1

Excess of cortisol causes
1) Conn"s syndrome
2) Cushing"s syndrome
3) Acromegaly
4) Diabetes insipidus

General Medicine Answer: 2

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MDS PREP

Pectus carinatum (pigeon chest) is almost always caused by1) Asthma2) Tuberculosis3) Idiopathic4) Trauma

Myocardial infraction most often results in1) Mitral stenosis2) Aortic regurgitation3) Aortic stenosis4) Mitral regurgitation

The normal absolute eosinophil count is1) 40 to 440 cells/ mm cube2) 500 to 900 cells/ mm cube3) 1200 to 1500 cells/ mm cube4) 1500 to 2,000 cells/ mm cube

Oxicephaly (turricephaly) results from the closure of1) Sagittal and coronal suture2) Frontal and occipital suture3) Frontal and sagital suture4) Frontal and coronal suture

The causative organisms of rheumatic heart disease associated with rheumatic fever are1) Beta haemolytic streptococci2) Beta haemolytic staphylococci3) Alpha haemolytic streptococci4) None of the above

K-F ring is seen in1) Haemochromatosis2) Primary billiary cirrhosis3) Hepatolenticular degeneration4) Senility

Romberg"s sign in indicative of1) Posterior column lesion2) Cerebellar lesion3) Peripheral neuropathy4) Pyramidal lesion

Excess of cortisol causes1) Conn"s syndrome2) Cushing"s syndrome3) Acromegaly4) Diabetes insipidus

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Pectus carinatum (pigeon chest) is almost always caused by
1) Asthma
2) Tuberculosis
3) Idiopathic
4) Trauma

Myocardial infraction most often results in
1) Mitral stenosis
2) Aortic regurgitation
3) Aortic stenosis
4) Mitral regurgitation

The normal absolute eosinophil count is
1) 40 to 440 cells/ mm cube
2) 500 to 900 cells/ mm cube
3) 1200 to 1500 cells/ mm cube
4) 1500 to 2,000 cells/ mm cube

Oxicephaly (turricephaly) results from the closure of
1) Sagittal and coronal suture
2) Frontal and occipital suture
3) Frontal and sagital suture
4) Frontal and coronal suture

The causative organisms of rheumatic heart disease associated with rheumatic fever are
1) Beta haemolytic streptococci
2) Beta haemolytic staphylococci
3) Alpha haemolytic streptococci
4) None of the above

K-F ring is seen in
1) Haemochromatosis
2) Primary billiary cirrhosis
3) Hepatolenticular degeneration
4) Senility

Romberg"s sign in indicative of
1) Posterior column lesion
2) Cerebellar lesion
3) Peripheral neuropathy
4) Pyramidal lesion

Excess of cortisol causes
1) Conn"s syndrome
2) Cushing"s syndrome
3) Acromegaly
4) Diabetes insipidus