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LATEST HIGH YIELD POINT FOR PHARMACOLOGY 2015

LATEST HIGH YIELD POINT FOR PHARMACOLOGY 2015

LATEST HIGH YIELD POINT FOR PHARMACOLOGY 2015

GENERAL PHARMACOLOGY

MC mode drug absorption is passive diffusion
–    Vd(Volume of  distribution) is hypothetical volume in which the drug is distributed
–    Vd =amount/plasma concentration
Clarence is the volume of plasma that gets filtered of the drug in unit time
Clarence (CL) = Rate of elimination\Plasma concentration
It is of two types- Zero order (amount constant) & First order (fraction constant)
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FREQUENTLY ASK HIGH YIELD POINT FOR PSYCHIATRY 2015

 FREQUENTLY ASK HIGH YIELD POINT FOR PSYCHIATRY 2015
FREQUENTLY ASK HIGH YIELD POINT FOR PSYCHIATRY 2015
 Q.A female of lower socioeconomic status believes that film actor salman khan is in love with her. Whenever she watches his movie, she feels that he is inclined towards her and keep sending love messages. The diagnosis is-
A.De Clerambault syndrome
B.Othello syndrome
C.Erotic behaviour
D.Megalomania
ANS A
Memory-
 Immediate → Last 5-10 min

 Recent (short term memory) → 48-72 hrs-  Loss occurs in ECT, Head injury, Amnestic disorder, Korsakoff
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HIGH YIELD POINT FOR BASIC IMMUNOLOGY 2015

HIGH YIELD POINT FOR BASIC IMMUNOLOGY  2015

HIGH YIELD POINT FOR BASIC IMMUNOLOGY  2015

 

Human leukocyte antigens and different classes:

The human leukocyte antigen system (HLA) is the name of the major histocompatibility complex

(MHC) in humans. It is located on chromosome 6. Two different classes.

HLA class 1 [MHC-1]: HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C

HLA class 2 [MHC-2]: HLA-DP, HLA-DQ, HLA-DR

Location of MHC-1 & MHC-2 antigens:

MHC-1: All nucleated cells & platelets (NO MHC on RBC)

MHC-2: Antigen Presenting cells (Dendritic cells,

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MOST FREQUENTLY ASK EMBRYOLOGY QUESTION WITH ANSWER 2015

MOST FREQUENTLY ASK EMBRYOLOGY QUESTION WITH ANSWER 2015

MOST FREQUENTLY ASK EMBRYOLOGY QUESTION WITH ANSWER 2015
Q.The nasolacrimal groove separates the ?

A. mandibular and maxillary swellings
B. lateral nasal swelling and maxillary swelling
C. medial nasal swelling and maxillary swelling
D. first and second branchial arches
E. otic and optic vesicles

ANS B
The nasolacrimal groove lies between the maxillary swelling or prominence and the lateral nasal swelling. This groove ultimately forms the nasolacrimal duct and lacrimal sac. In the adult, it is the passage used by tears to travel from the eye to inferior meatus of the nasal cavity, to make your nose run when you cry.
Q.Many facial malformations are believed to be due to ?

A. a failure of the oral membrane to rupture
B. a failure to neural crest cells to migrate into the facial processes
C. a failure in growth of the head fold
D. an abnormal persistence of the pharyngeal clefts
E. none of the above

ANS B
Proper migration of neural crest cells into the face area is vitally important to facial development. Neural crest tissue will form much of the facial skeleton
 
Q.The foramen cecum of the adult tongue ?

A. marks the point of embryonic evagination of the thymus Read More !

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INDIAN NATIONAL GUIDELINE FOR BALIKA SAMRIDDHI YOJANA -BSY

INDIAN NATIONAL GUIDELINE FOR BALIKA SAMRIDDHI YOJANA -BSY

Major Features of the Balika Samriddhi Yojana

The recast Balika Samriddhi Yojana will be a 100% Centrally Sponsored Scheme to extend 100% central assistance to States/Union Territories to provide benefits under the Scheme in accordance with the norms, guidelines and conditions laid down by the Central Government.

Objectives

    1. To change negative family and community attitudes towards the girl child at birth and towards her mother.
    2. To improve enrolment and retention of girl children in schools.
    3. To raise the age at marriage of girls.
    4. To assist the girl to undertake income generating activities.

    Coverage

    The Balika Samriddhi Yojana will cover both rural and urban areas in all districts in India.

    Target Group

    The Balika Samriddhi Yojana will cover girl children in families below the poverty line (BPL) as defined by the Government of India, in rural and urban areas, who are born on or after 15 August, 1997.

      1. In rural areas the target group can be taken as the families which have been identified to be below the poverty line in accordance with the norms specified under Swarnajayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (known as such with effect from 1.4.1999), previously known as Integrated Rural Development Programme (IRDP).
      2. In urban areas, wherever household surveys have been conducted as per the instructions of Government of India and lists of BPL families are prepared, such lists can be used. Wherever such lists are not prepared, the list of families covered under the Targetted Public Distribution System (TPDS) may be followed. Where neither of these lists are available, as a rule of thumb, families living in urban slums, both recognized as well as those not recognized, may be covered. Also, families which are in urban informal sector and working as rag-pickers, vegetable/fish and flower sellers, pavement dwellers etc. would also be eligible. Applications may also be collected from families in non-slum areas.

      Benefits under BSY will be restricted to two girl children in each household born on or after 15.8.1997 irrespective of the total number of children in the household.

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