ONLINE AIPGMEE MOCK TEST 2015
1. A 50 year old female has undergone mastectomy for Ca Breast. After Mastectomy, Patient is not able to extend, adduct and internally rotate the arm. There is damage to nerve supplying which muscle?
A. Latissimus Dorsi
B. Pectoralis Major
C. Teres Minor
D. Long head of Triceps
ANS-A
2. Muscle spared by complete transection of cranial part of accessory nerve
A. Stylopharyngeus
B. Palatopharyngeus
C. Salpingiopharyngeus
D. Cricopharyngeus
ANS A
ONLINE DNB-CET MOCK TEST MAY 2015
1.Non pancreatic gastrinomas are mostly located in
A.duodenum
B.stomach
C.liver
D.heart
Answer.a.duodenum.
2.the holiday heart syndrome which typically appears after a drinking binge manifests most frequently as
A.heart failure
B.atrial fibrillation
C.complete heart block
D.sudden death
Answer.2.atrial fibrillation.
3.acute kidney injury caused by acyclovir is due to
A.tubular necrosis
B.tubular obstruction
C.acute interstitial nephritis
D.all the above
Answer.d.all the above.
4.lesch-nyhan
HIGH YIELD POINT FOR MICROBIOLOGY 2015
Burkholderia pseudomallei is the causative agent of melioidosis. It also causes chronic pulmonary infection mimicking TUBERCULOSIS. The other principal form of B. pseudomallei infection is skin ulceration with associated lymphangitis and regional lyphadenopathy. Spread from the lungs or skin, which is most often documented in debilitated individuals give rise to septicemic forms of meliodosis that carry a high mortality rate. H1N1 influenza–>
HIGH YIELD POINT FOR OPHTHALMOLOGY 2015
M/C cause of rubeosis iridis is–> DM (M/C in India) and CRVO (M/C in world)
Ring of Summering is seen in–> After cataract
Bruckner’s test– done for detection of congenital amblyopia
In chronic papilledema, persistently elevated CSF pressure in the optic nerve produces stasis of axoplasmic flow and swellin of optic disc which eventually causes disruption of neurofilament and nerve fibre atrophy.
Optic atrophy-
general Pharmacology – the study of the effects of drugs on the body. However, given the broad nature of this subject area, pharmacology includes a number of subdisciplines:
Neuropharmacology – the subdiscipline devoted to the study of the effects of drugs on cells of the nervous system.
Psychopharmacology – the subdiscipline devoted to the study of the effects of drugs on psychological processes and behavior.
Clinical Psychopharmacology – the subdiscipline
