MDS PREP

Tremors are seen in disorder of
1) Basal ganglia
2) Pain pathway
3) Pyramidal tract
4) Parathyroid gland

General Medicine Answer: 1

Commonest form of headache is
1) Tension
2) Migraine
3) Raised ICT
4) Meningitis

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 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

Progressive dementia without neurological signs is seen in
1) Motor neuron diseases
2) Alzheimer"s disease
3) Parkinsonism
4) Huntington"s chorea

General Medicine Answer: 2

The symptoms of Parkinson"s disease are all except
1) Flaccidity
2) Mask face
3) Increased tone
4) Tremors

General Medicine Answer: 1

Which part of spinal cord is involved in poliomyelitis?
1) Posterior horn
2) Lateral column
3) Posterior column
4) Anterior horn

General Medicine Answer: 1

Which of the following neoplasms is primary in the adrenal medulla
1) Phaeochromocytoma
2) Eosinophilic adenoma
3) Arrhenoblastoma
4) None of the above

General Medicine Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Tremors are seen in disorder of1) Basal ganglia2) Pain pathway3) Pyramidal tract4) Parathyroid gland

Commonest form of headache is1) Tension2) Migraine3) Raised ICT4) Meningitis

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

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

Progressive dementia without neurological signs is seen in1) Motor neuron diseases2) Alzheimer"s disease3) Parkinsonism4) Huntington"s chorea

The symptoms of Parkinson"s disease are all except1) Flaccidity2) Mask face3) Increased tone4) Tremors

Which part of spinal cord is involved in poliomyelitis?1) Posterior horn2) Lateral column3) Posterior column4) Anterior horn

Which of the following neoplasms is primary in the adrenal medulla1) Phaeochromocytoma2) Eosinophilic adenoma3) Arrhenoblastoma4) None of the above

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Tremors are seen in disorder of
1) Basal ganglia
2) Pain pathway
3) Pyramidal tract
4) Parathyroid gland

Commonest form of headache is
1) Tension
2) Migraine
3) Raised ICT
4) Meningitis

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 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

Progressive dementia without neurological signs is seen in
1) Motor neuron diseases
2) Alzheimer"s disease
3) Parkinsonism
4) Huntington"s chorea

The symptoms of Parkinson"s disease are all except
1) Flaccidity
2) Mask face
3) Increased tone
4) Tremors

Which part of spinal cord is involved in poliomyelitis?
1) Posterior horn
2) Lateral column
3) Posterior column
4) Anterior horn

Which of the following neoplasms is primary in the adrenal medulla
1) Phaeochromocytoma
2) Eosinophilic adenoma
3) Arrhenoblastoma
4) None of the above