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1) Regarding serratus anterior muscle which is incorrect? 

  A. Multipinnate muscle

  B. Lifts arm above the shoulder

  C. Supplied by long thoracic nerve

  D. Originates from lower eight ribs 

       Ans: D

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2) The treatment of choice for atticoantral variety of chronic suppurative otitis media is: 

  A. Mastoidectomy 

  B. Medical management

  C. Underlay myringoplasty

  D. Insertion of ventilation tube

        Ans:A

 

3) All of the following are the complications in the new born of a diabetic mother except? 

  A. Hyperbilirubinemia

  B. Hyperglycemia 

  C. Hypocalcemia

  D. Hypomagnesemia

        Ans:B

 

4) The correct line of management in child who has swallowed a coin is? 

  A. Fiber optic endoscopy

  B. Rigid endoscopy

  C. Laparotomy

  D. Wait and Watch 

        Ans: D

 

5) Helper cells belong to? 

  A. T cells 

  B. Macrophages

  C. B cells

  D. Monocytes

       Ans:A

6) Mac Ewen's triangle can be felt through the? 

  A. Superior conchae

  B. Cymba conchae 

  C. Middle conchae

  D. Posterior part of auricle

        Ans:B

 

7) Most common strain of E.coil giving rise to traveller's diarrhoea is? 

  A. Entero-invasive E.coil

  B. Entero-pathogenic E.coil

  C. Entero-toxigenic E.coil 

  D. Entero-aggregative E.coil

       Ans:C

 

8) With urine turning green on ferric chloride test, the diagnosis is: 

  A. Phenylketonuria 

  B. Alkaptonuria

  C. Multiple carboxylase deficiency

  D. Glutaric aciduria

        Ans:A

 

9) For assessing the ability of protein utilisation the best index is? 

  A. Urea

  B. Uric acid

  C. Blood ammonia

  D. Urinary nitrogen content 

        Ans:D

 

10) Screening test is not useful when? 

  A. Incidence of the disease

  B. Incidence is low in the community 

  C. Early detection leads to favorable outcome

  D. The disease has a lead time

        Ans:B

 

11) Nerve not related to humerus is? 

  A. Radial

  B. Median

  C. Axillary

  D. Musculocutaneous 

        Ans:D

 

12) What is the percentage of chances of hydatidiform mole to develop choriocarcinoma? 

  A. 5%

  B. 15% 

  C. 50%

  D. 80%

       Ans:B

 

13) Vasomotor reversal of Dale is because of? 

  A. Block of alpha receptors 

  B. Block of alpha & beta receptors

  C. Agonistic action on alpha receptors

  D. Adrenaline only

        Ans:A

 

14) Primary visual field is situated around the ______ sulcus?

  A. Central

  B. Calcarine 

  C. Superior temporal

  D. Inferior occipital

       Ans:B

 

15) Medical treatment for BPH includes? 

  A. Finesteride 

  B. Methyl testosterone

  C. Oestrogens

  D. Osmic acid

  Ans:A

 

16) Anterior dislocation of shoulder causes all except? 

  A. Circumflex artery injury

  B. Avascular necrosis head of humerous

  C. Brachial plexus injury

  D. Chip fracture scapula    

       Ans:D

 

17) HIV is a? 

  A. Retrovirus 

  B. Flavivirus

  C. Oncovirus

  D. Arbovirus

        Ans:A

 

18) In shigella dysentery associated hemolytic uremic syndrome, the false statement is? 

  A. Leucocytosis

  B. Neurological abnormalities

  C. Hepatic failure 

  D. Thrombotic angiopathy

       Ans:C  

19) Dengue hemorrhagic fever is caused by? 

  A. Type I secrotype

  B. Re-infection with the same serotype of dengue virus

  C. Re-infection with the different serotype of the dengue virus 

  D. Re-infection in immunocompromised host

      Ans:C

 

20) When the sample size is less than 30, one of the following modifications is made in the formula of standard deviation? 

  A. Numerator is increased

  B. Denominator is decreased 

  C. Both numerator and denominator are changed

  D. Numerator is decreased 

        Ans:B

 

21) Oesophagus receives blood supply from all except?

 

  A. Inferior thyroid artery

  B. Inferior phrenic artery

  C. Internal mammary artery 

  D. Bronchial artery

 

      Ans:C

 

22)All are pencillinase resistant except?

 

  A. Methicillin

  B. Nafcillin

  C. Penicillin 

  D. Dicioxacillin

 

       Ans:C

 

23)Mild hemolyti anaemia is associated with vitamin.. . Deficiency?

 

  A. B6

  B.

  C. A

  D. C

 

      Ans:B

 

24)Trimethoprim acts by?

 

  A. Inhibiting DHFR 

  B. Inhibiting cell metabolism

  C. Inhibiting DNA

  D. Inhibiting RNA

 

       Ans:A

 

25)Paradoxically split second heart sound signifies severe?

 

  A. Pulmonary stenosis

  B. Mitral stenosis

  C. aortic stenosis 

  D. tricuspid stenosis

 

      Ans:C

 

26)Riboflavin nutritional status is assessed by?

 

  A. Xanthine oxidase levels in RBC's

  B. Glutathione reductase activation in RBC's 

  C. Urine excretion of Riboflavin

  D. Cytochrome- C-reductase levels in kidneys

 

      Ans:B

27)Provision of free medical care to the people at government expense is known as?

 

  A. State medicine 

  B. Social therapy

  C. Social medicine

  D. Social insurance programme

 

       Ans:A

 

  Explanation

SPM-Concepts of Health & Disease-State medicine implies provision of free medical service to the people at government expense.

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28)Shortest sacrocotyloid diameter causing narrowing of pelvis is a feature of which type of maternal pelvis?

 

  A. Android

  B. Gynaecoid

  C. Platypelloid 

  D. Anthropoid

 

       Ans:C

 

29)What is Bennett's fracture?

 

  A. Fracture dislocation of base of first metacarpal

  B. Fracture dislocation of base of first metatarsal 

  C. Fracture of first metatarsal

  D. Fracture of first metacarpal

 

        Ans:B

 

30)All the following techniques are helpful in the diagnosis of haemoglobinopathies, except?

 

  A. Alkali denaturation test

  B. Cellulose acetate electrophoric

  C. Sickling test

  D. Osmotic fragility test 

 

      Ans:D

 

31)Which of the following is not likely in patients taking amiodarone?

 

  A. Pulmonary fibrosis

  B. Hypothyroidism

  C. Hyperthyroidism

  D. Gynaecomastia 

 

      Ans:D

 

32)Which of the following helps in preventing colon cancer? 

 

  A. High fiber diet 

  B. Selenium

  C. Antioxidants

  D. Fatty food

 

      Ans:A

 

33) Size of ovary, above which considered to be malignant?

 

  A. 2 cm

  B. 5 cm

  C. 8 cm 

  D. 10 cm

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34)Cadaveric spasm

 

  A. Instant in onset

  B. Confined to small group of muscles

  C. Occurs only in voluntary muscles

  D. All of the above 

      Ans:D

 

  Explanation

FM-Death,Post Mor. Changes & Autopsy-Additonal info-predisposing factors are sudden death, excitement, fear, exhaustion, nervous tension, etc. Muscle stiffness is marked. Possibly due to failure of the chemical processes required for active muscle relaxation to occur during molecular death i.e. ATP is depleted.

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35)The radionuclide used for ventriculography is

 

  A. Thallium

  B. Technetium 

  C. Gallium

  D. Pottasium

 

       Ans:B

 

36)"Signet ring cells" are seen in?

 

  A. Carcinoma cervix

  B. Carcinoma endometrium

  C. Krukkenberg tumour 

  D. Carcinoma vulva

 

     Ans:C

 

37)Cimetidine was synthesized by?

 

  A. Black 

  B. Upjohn

  C. Lindsay

  D. Lilly

 

      Ans:A

 

38)Nutritional status of children between 0-4 years in a community can be assesed by all except?

 

  A. Mortality in 0-4 years

  B. Birth weight of less than 2.5 gm

  C. Maternal Hb<11.5 g/dl/ 

  D. Height and weight of all preschool children

 

      Ans:C

 

39)Pulmonary fibrosis in Bronchogenic carcinoma of lung may follow exposure to?

 

  A. Coal dust

  B. Silica

  C. Asbestos 

  D. Bagasse

 

      Ans:C

 

40)Ejection fraction increases with?

 

  A. Decrease end-systolic volume 

  B. Decrease end-diastolic volume

  C. Decreased peripheral resistance

  D. Venodilation

 

      Ans: A

 

41)Which is NOT visualized on posterior rhinoscopy?

 

  A. Eustachian tube

  B. Inferior meatus 

  C. Middle turbinate

  D. Posterior border of nasal septum

 

      Ans:B

 

42)Which one of the following would cause a metabolic acidosis is with a normal anion gap?

 

  A. Renal tubular acidosis 

  B. Acute renal failure

  C. Diabetic ketoacidosis

  D. Aspirin overdose

 

       Ans: A

 

43)All of the following organs contain aneurysm in polyarteritis nodosa except?

 

  A. Liver

  B. Lung

  C. Kidney 

  D. Pancreas

 

      Ans: C

 

44)Diphtheria toxin acts by?

 

  A. Inhibiting Acetyl Choline release

  B. Inhibiting glucose transport

  C. Increasing levels of Cyclic AMP

  D. Inhibiting protein synthesis 

 

       Ans:D

 

45)Smokeless gun powder is composed of?

 

  A. KMno4

  B. HCN

  C. Nitrocellulose 

  D. Sulphur

 

       Ans:C

 

46)Cetuximab (an EGFR antagonist) can be used in?

 

  A. Palliation in head and neck cancer 

  B. Anal canal carcinoma

  C. Gastric cancer

  D. Small cell lung carcinoma

 

       Ans:A

 

47)The formula showing relations of pressure, thickness and radius?

 

  A. Laplace formula 

  B. Ohm's law

  C. Pascal's law

  D. Poisseulle's formula

 

      Ans:A

 

48)Dapsone is useful for treating all except?

 

  A. Leprosy

  B. Dermatitis Herpetiformis

  C. Madura Foot

  D. Lymphoma 

 

      Ans:D

 

49)The most important factor to overcome protein energy malnuntrition in children less than 3yrs is;

 

  A. Suply of subsidized food from ration shop

  B. Early supplimentation of solids in infants 

  C. immunization to the child

  D. Treatment of anaemia and pneumonia in infant and toddlers

 

     Ans:B

 

50)The binding of 2,3 BPG to Hemoglobin is to? 

 

  A. Carboxyterminal

  B. Amino terminal 

  C. Sulphydryl groups

  D. None of the above

 

      Ans:B

51)Dissociate anaesthesia is described with which of the following?

 

  A. Propofol

  B. ketamine 

  C. Thipental

  D. Halothane

 

      Ans:B

 

  Explanation

Anesthesia-Intravensous Ana Agents-Ketamine -Bronchodilator -Sensitizes heart to effects of adrenaline -Increases IOT and ICT and intrauterine pressure No muscle relaxation, analgesia +++ Has antiepileptic action May cause delirium tremens Induces so-called 'dissociative anaesthesia'. Profound analgesia, immobility, amnesia, with light sleep and feeling of dissociation from one own body and the surroundings. Heart rate, cardiac output and BP are elevated due to sympathetic stimulation. It has been recommended in Head and Neck, Patients who have bleed, asthmatics and for short operations. It is good for repeated use; burn dressing angiographies, cardiac catheterization and trauma surgery. -Dangerous for hypertensives and in ischaemic. -Drug of choice in paediatric, burn, porphyria patients and useful in elderly.

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52)In colour Doppler the colour depends upon?

 

  A. Strength of returning echo

  B. Relation of transducer to blood flow 

  C. Frequency of Doppler used

  D. Type of Doppler machine used

 

       Ans:B

 

53)The commonest cause of breech presentation is:

 

  A. Prematuarity 

  B. Hydrocephalus

  C. Placenta praevia

  D. Polyhydramnios

 

      Ans:A

54)Which of the following pathologic processes in an example of dysplasia?

 

  A. Actinic keratosis 

  B. Chronic cystitis

  C. Chronic bronchitis

  D. Ulcerative colitis

 Ans:A

  Explanation

General Pathology-Cell Pathology-Actinic keratosis is a form of dysplasia in sun-exposed skin. Histologically, such lesions are composed of atypical squamous cells, which vary in size and shape. They show no signs of regular maturation as the cells ,move from the basal layer of the epidermis to its surface. Dyplastic epidermis shares many features with squamous cell carcinoma, and untreated actinic keratosis often gives rise to invasive cancer. Chronic cystitis and bronchitis may result in foci of metaplasia, but these tend to be composed of differentiated cells that show no nuclear atypia. Squamous metaplasia of the columnar epithelium of the bronchi or the transitional epithelium of the urinary bladder may become dysplastic, but this transition is unpredictable. Therefore, these metaplastic lesions should not be grouped together with actinickeratosis, which is often reffered to as "Squamous cell carcinoma, one half". Although dyplasia and even neoplasia can occur in the colonic mucosa affected by ulcerative colitis or in the columnar epithelium of Barrett's esophagus, by itself neither ulcerative colitis nor Barrett' esophagus should be classified as dysplasia.

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55)True regarding tubercular meningitis:

 

  A. Generally occurs as dissemination of a miliary tuberculosis

  B. The cranial nerves frequently are involved

  C. The most common affected leptomeninges are at the base of the brain

  D. Communicating and obstructive hydrocephalus cortical abscesses, and empyemas are very uncommon complications 

 

  Ans:D

 

56)Haemostasis means?

 

  A. Coagulation

  B. Maintenance of electrolyte balance

  C. Sufficient hydration

  D. Arrest of bleeding 

 

  Ans:D

 

57)The average coronary blood flow in human being at rest is _ % of cardiac output ?

 

  A. 4.5% 

  B. 5-10%

  C. 10-15%

  D. 15-20%

 

    Ans:A

58)Rigor mortis first starts in?

 

  A. Upper eyelids 

  B. Lower eyelids

  C. Lower limbs

  D. Fingers

 

    Ans:A

 

  Explanation

FM-Death,Post Mor. Changes & Autopsy-Rigor mortis is the state of stiffening of muscles, with molecular death. Rigor first appears in involuntary muscles, the myocardium becomes rigid in an hour. It begins in the upper eyelids, neck and lower jaw and passes upwards to the muscles of the face and downwards to the muscles of the chest, upper limbs, abdomen, lower limbs and lastly in finger and toes.

Unanswered

 

59)Madura foot is caused by?

 

  A. Blastomycosis

  B. Nocardia 

  C. Candida albicans

  D. Tinea versicolor

 

     Ans:B

 

60)Population of 10000, birth rate 36 per 1000, 5 maternal deaths, the MMR is?

 

  A. 14.5

  B. 13.8 

  C. 20

  D. 5

 

        Ans:B

61)Which of the following is not in WHO surveillance?

 

  A. Rabies

  B. Influenza

  C. Malaraia

  D. Varicella 

  Ans:D

 

  Explanation

SPM-Concepts of Health & Disease-Notifiable disease (WHO): Internation surveillance: -Cholera - Louse-borne typhus -Plague - Replasing fever Yellow fever- Polio -Influenza - Malaria -Rabies -Salmonellosis

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62)The cause of breech presentation are all except?

 

  A. Previous caesarean section 

  B. Placenta previa

  C. Contracted pelvis

  D. Oligohydramnios

 

   Ans:A

 

63)True about minoxidil is?

 

  A. Increases hair growth

  B. Antihypertensive

  C. Both 

  D. None

 

     Ans:C

 

64)Cold agglutinins are seen in?

 

  A. Mycoplasma pneumonia 

  B. Psittacosis

  C. Legionella pneumonia

  D. TB

 

     Ans:A

 

65)No. of negative stools mandatory to release a case from isolation in typhoid?

 

  A. 3 samples same day

  B. 2 samples on first day and 1 sample on the second day

  C. 1 sample of first day and 2 samples on the second day

  D. 3 samples on 3 separate days 

 

       Ans:D

 

66)The most specific feature of death due to hanging is?

 

  A. Tardieu spots

  B. Ligature mark

  C. Fracture of thyroid cartilage

  D. Dribbling of saliva 

 

   Ans:D

67)Cauliflower ear is due to?

 

  A. Haematoma 

  B. Carcinoma

  C. Fungal infection

  D. Herpes

 

    Ans:A

 

  Explanation

ENT-Ear-Collection of blood under perichondrium often get clotted and organized, resulting into typical deformity called Cauliflower / Boxer's ear. A subperichondrial hematoma in the pinna of the ear may lead to avascular necrosis of the cartilage with shriveling of the pinna and fibrocis and calcification of the hematoma. The result is the deformity known as "cauliflower ear".

Unanswered

68)Following agents have effects on the NMJ, EXCEPT

 

  A. Curare

  B. Decamethonium

  C. Succinylcholine

  D. Hexamethonium 

 

    Ans:D

 

  Explanation

Anesthesia-Muscle Relaxants-1. Hexamethonium is a competitive blocker while Decamethonium is a depolarizing blocker. 2. Hexamethonium acts only at the autonomic gangila while Decamethonium acts only at the NMJ. 3. Drugs like d-tubocurarine and metacurine acta at both sites, but these are site specific. Hexamethonium is a competitive blocker which blocks autonomic gangila. -Curare decamethonium and succinylcholine have effects on the NMJ.

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69)Entamoeba, which is not found in gut?

 

  A. E.coli

  B. E.histolytica

  C. E.gingivalis 

  D. E.nana

 

    Ans:C

 

70)most deaths involving placenta previa result from?

 

  A. Infection

  B. Toxemia

  C. Hemorrhage 

  D. Thrombophlebitis

 

  Ans:C

 

71)Tympanic plexus is formed by?

 

  A. Tympanic branch of glossopharyngeal nerve 

  B. Vagus nerve

  C. Facial nerve

  D. mandibular nerve

 

   Ans:A

 

72)Prolactin?

 

  A. Facilitates

  B. Prevents ovulation in lactating women 

  C. In responsible for formation of corpus luteum

  D. Is responsible for progesterone secretion

 

    Ans:B

 

73)Herpes zoster involves?

 

  A. Otic ganglion

  B. Gasserian ganlion 

  C. Geniculate

  D. Celiac ganglion

 

     Ans:B

 

74)In wolf- parkinson white syndrome, there exist a connection between atria and?

 

  A. Bundle of His

  B. Ventricles 

  C. A-V node

  D. Purknje fibres

 

    Ans:B

 

75)Polyhydramnios is seen in all the following except:

 

  A. Diabetes

  B. Renal agenesis 

  C. Esophageal atresia

  D. Hydronephrosis

 

    Ans:B

 

76)Following is the adjuvant for the treatment of nephrotic syndrome?

 

  A. levamisole as immunomodulant

  B. B.complex

  C. cyclosporin

  D. steroid 

 

   Ans:D

 

77)Subarachnoid Haemorrhage is diagnosed by?

 

  A. Lumbar puncture 

  B. CT scan

  C. MRI

  D. X-ray skull

 

  Ans:A

 

78)Disturbances of affect include all except?

 

  A. Panic

  B. Apathy

  C. Phobia

  D. Obsession 

 

  Ans:D

 

79)Deep transverse arrest is seen in?

 

  A. Occipito-posterior position 

  B. Occipito-anterior position

  C. Breech delivery

  D. Face presentation

 

     Ans:A

 

80)Kallu, a 25 yr male pt.presented with a red eye and complains of pain, photophobia ,watering and blurred vision. He gives a history of trauma to his eye with a vegetable matter. Corneal examination shows a dendritic ulcer. A corneal scraping was taken and

 

  A. Herpes simplex

  B. Acanthambea 

  C. Candida

  D. Aeno virus

 

    Ans:B

 

81)Glass vessels and syringes are best sterilised by

 

  A. Hot air oven 

  B. Autoclaving

  C. Irradiation

  D. Ethylene oxide

 

  Ans: A

 

82)Management of extradural hemorrhage is:

 

  A. Immediate evacuation 

  B. Evacuation after 24 hrs

  C. Antibiotics

  D. Observation

 

  Ans:A

 

83)A Post- Thyroidectomy patient develops signs and symptoms of Tetany. The management is?

 

  A. I.v.Calcium gluconate 

  B. Bicarbonate

  C. Calcitonin

  D. Vitamin D

 

   Ans:A

 

84)The most effective treatment in the early stages of trachoma is?

 

  A. Penicillin locally

  B. Choromycetin systemically

  C. Sulphonamides systemically 

  D. Soframycin locally

 

    Ans:C

 

85)Ideal treatment of Tinosporidiosis is:

 

  A. Rifamipicin

  B. Excision with cautery at base 

  C. Dapsone

  D. Laser

 

    Ans:B

 

86)Epithelium of cornea is?

 

  A. Pseudostratified

  B. Transitional

  C. Stratified squamous keratinized

  D. Stratified squamous non-keratinised 

 

     Ans:D

 

87)Bagasosis can be prevented by spraying Bagasse with?

 

  A. 10% acetic acid

  B. 5% acetic acid

  C. 1% propionic acid

  D. 2% propionic acid 

 

    Ans:D

 

88)Mc Ardles disease is due to the deficiency of?

 

  A. Glu 1 phosphatase

  B. Gluc1, 6 diphosphatase

  C. Gluc 6 phosphatase

  D. Myophosphorylase 

 

   Ans:D

 

89) Satiety center in hypothalamus is regulated by?

 

  A. Gastric dilatation

  B. Blood glucose levels 

  C. Blood insulin levels

  D. All of the above

 

   Ans:B

 

90)Coagulative necrosis is seen in all except?

 

  A. Myocardial infarction

  B. Burns

  C. Tuberculosis

  D. Zenker's degeneration 

   Ans:D

 

91)The relationship between incidence and prevalence can be expressed as the?

 

  A. Product of incidence and mean duration of disease 

  B. Divident of incidence and mean duration of disease

  C. Sum of incidence and mean duration of disease

  D. Difference of incidence and mean duration of disease

 

   Ans:A

 

92)In twin pregnancy, treatment of choice when first baby is in transverse lie is:

 

  A. Home delivery

  B. Cesarean section 

  C. High forceps

  D. Low forceps after external rotation

 

   Ans:B 

 

93)Coose among the following the most important lab finding in nephrotic syndrome?

 

  A. B-J protine

  B. hyperkalemia

  C. hypoalbuminemia 

  D. hypertension

 

   Ans:C

 

94)Which statement is not true regarding Cryptic military Tuberculosis?

 

  A. X-ray diagnsis is possible

  B. It is seen in PEM Children 

  C. Mntoux test is negative

  D. Leucocytosis is seen

 

   Ans:B

 

95)Commonest histology of carcinoma of endometrium is?

 

  A. Squamous cell

  B. Clear cell

  C. Adeno carcinoma 

  D. Anaplastic carcinoma

 

    Ans:C

 

96)True regarding Felty's syndrome is all EXCEPT

 

  A. Splenomegaly

  B. Rheumatoid arthritis

  C. Neutropenia

  D. Nephropathy 

 

  Ans:D

 

97)The true statement about Zenker's diverticulum is;

 

  A. It is outpouching of ant.pharyngeal wall above the cricopharyngeus muscle 

  B. Barium swallow lateral view for diagnosis is the best investigation

  C. it is a true diverticulum

  D. it is congenital

 

   Ans: A

98)Which of the following statements about aging is true?

 

  A. Zoo animals have shorter lifespans than animals in their normal habitat

  B. All animal species have approximately the same lifespan

  C. Men are programmed to live longer than women.

  D. Identical twins have a natural lifespan of approximately similar duration 

  Ans:D

  Explanation

General Pathology-Cell Pathology-Identical twins have a life span of approximtely the same duration, which supports a genetic influence on aging. Life in he protected environment does not prolong life: animals in zoos tend to live longer than those in wild. Different species vary with regard to their lifespans. The same holds ture for their fibroblasts explanted in vitro. A greater female longevity is almost universal in the animal kingdom, but the reasons are not known.

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99)Characteristic features of kwashiorkor include following EXEPT?

 

  A. Anorexia

  B. Flaky paint dematosis

  C. Hepatomegaly

  D. Splenomegaly 

 

    Ans:D

 

100)Most common site of obstruction in gallstone ileus is? 

  A. Colon

  B. Illeum 

  C. Jejunum

  D. Duodenum

  Ans: B