1. Chronic peptic ulcers show all the following features except
(a) Hyperchlorhydria (b) Decreased mucosa barrier defense mechanisms (c) Punched out ulcers (d) Gastric atrophy
Ans:-(d)
2. Carrier state of hepatitis is never seen with
(a) Hepatitis A (b) Hepatitis B (c) Hepatitis C (d) Non-A, Non-B hepatitis
Ans:-(a)
3. The characteristic features of chronic active hepatitis is
(a) Fatty change (b) Moth-eaten necrosis (c) Mill portal triaditis (d) Cloudy change
Ans:-(b)
4. Commonest cause of circhosis active hepatitis is
(a) Alcoholism (b) Wilson's disease (c) Hemochromatosis (d) A-1 - AT deficiency
Ans:-(a)
5. Following type of cirrhosis is usually macronodulor cirrhosis
(a) Alcoholic cirrhosis (b) Hemochromatosis (c) Post-necrotic cirrhosis (d) Wilson's disease
Ans:-(c)
6. Hemochromatosis is a disorder associated with following mineral metabolism
(a) Iron (b) Copper (c) Lead (d) Chromium
Ans:-(a)
7. Most common cause of prehepatic jaundice is
(a) Hepatitis (b) Malignancy in live (c) Hemolytic anemias (d) Aplastic anemia
Ans:-(c)
8. The most common route of transmission of hepatitis A virus is
(a) Parenteral route (b) Feco-oral route (c) Respiratory route (d) Transplacental route
Ans:-(b)
9. Most important biochemical parameter in diagnosis of obstructive jundice is
(a) Serum bilirubin (b) SGOT (c) SGPT (d) Serum alkaline phosphatase
Ans:-(d)
10. Following are the common morphological features of crohn's diseases - except
(a) Serpentine mucosal ulcers (b) Hose pipe appearance of intestine (c) Skip - lesions in intestine (d) Non-granulomatous inflammations limited only to mucosa
Ans:-(d)
11. The non-mechanical cause of intestinal obstruction is
(a) Strangulated hernia (b) Intussusception (c) Paralytic ileus (d) Volvulus
Ans:-(c)
12. Most common microbiological cause of intestinal obstruction is
(a) Tuberculosis (b) Enteric fever (c) Amoebic dysentery (d) Coliform bacteria
Ans:-(a)
13. Chronic alcohol consumption can lead to any of the following clinical syndrome except.
(a) Fatty change (b) Micronodular cirrhosis (c) Macronodular cirrhosis (d) Alcoholic hepatitis
Ans:-(c)
14. Portal hypertension is most commonly caused by
(a) Fatty change in liver (b) Hepatocellular carcinoma (c) Alcoholic hepatitis (d) Cirrhosis of liver
Ans:-(d)
15. Pigment gall stones are associated with
(a) Obesity (b) Hemolytic anemia (c) Hypercholesterolemia (d) Tumors off gall bladder
Ans:-(b)
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