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Oral Medicine

What are the two main clinical hallmarks of Huntington's disease?
(1) Parkinsonism and tremor
(2) Chorea and cognitive impairment
(3) Ataxia and peripheral neuropathy
(4) Dystonia and rigidity

📝 Explanation:

Huntington's disease is characterized by two main clinical features: chorea (involuntary, irregular, and sudden jerky movements) and behavioral disturbances. These symptoms may occur alone or in combination, with the choreic movement disorder typically becoming more pronounced over time.

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General Medicine

Which autoantibody is most specific for the diagnosis of SLE?
1) Anti-double stranded DNA
2) Anti-Smith antigen
3) Anti-nuclear antibody
4) Anti-RNP antibody

📝 Explanation:

Anti-Smith (anti-Sm) antibodies are highly specific for SLE and are found in about 20-30% of patients. While antinuclear antibodies and anti-double stranded DNA antibodies are also associated with SLE, they are less specific as they can also be present in other conditions.

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Community Dentistry
Emancipated minor is
1) Child of divorced parents
2) Minor away from home
3) Both the above
4) None of the above

📝 Explanation:

emancipated minor is someone who is under the age of majority (typically 18 years old) but is legally recognized as independent from parental control. This often occurs when a minor has established their own living situation, particularly if they are living away from their parents or guardians. The condition of being away from home does not necessarily imply that a minor is emancipated; it requires meeting specific legal criteria.

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