Not a feature of branchial fistula 1) Unilateral bilateral 2) Represents persistent second branchial cleft 3) External orifice at upper third of neck 4) Treatment is excision
Oral medicineAnswer: 3
All are most common symptoms of hyperthyroidism (thyrotoxicosis) except 1) Heat intolerance 2) Palpitations 3) Alopecia 4) Increased sweating
Oral medicineAnswer: 3
"Virchow" traid of venous thrombosis includes 1) Changes in the vessel wall 2) Decreased rate of blood flow 3) Increased coagulability of the blood 4) All of the above
Oral medicineAnswer: 4
Failure of the retropharyngeal wall to construct when the patient says ah’, is indicative of damage to the
1. glossopharyngeal nerve
2. posterior superior alveolar branch of the trigeminal nerve
3. spinal accessory nerve
4. lingual nerve
Oral MedicineAnswer: 1
Tracehostomy will 1) Increase dead air space 2) Increase respiratory resistance 3) Decrease respiratory work 4) Cause obstruction in respiration
Oral medicineAnswer: 3
"Rest pain" characterised by all except 1) Felt in calf 2) Worse by elevation of foot 3) Relieved by hanging the foot 4) Worse at night
Oral medicineAnswer: 1
Pott"s puffy tumour can occur as complication of 1) Maxillary sinusitis 2) Frontal sinusitis 3) Ethmoidal sinusitis 4) Sphenoidal sinusitis
Oral medicineAnswer: 2
Which of the following statements is true for syphills ?
1. It is caused primarily by nonmotile bacteria
2. Only the lesions in the primary stage are contagious
3. The microorganisms disseminate rap idly throughout the body within 24 hours of contact
4. Mulberry molars occur in the tertiary stage of syphilis
