All of the following are impulse control disorders except;

1. Pyromania.

2. Trichotillomania.

3. Kleptomania.

4. Capgras’ sydrome.

Answer4. Capgras’ sydrome.

Impulse control disorders are characterized by impulsive behaviour which the patient cannot resist or control. There may be a feeling of release of tension by doing the act and a feeling of guilt after the act is over

Explanation
1. Pyromania is an Impulse control disorder and is Pathological Fire setting.
2. Trichotillomania is an Impulse control disorder and is compulsive hair pulling.
3. Kleptomania is an Impulse control disorder and is pathological stealing.
4. Capgras’ sydrome is not an impulse control disorder.

Capgras Syndrome is a syndrome that is closely related to delusional disorders and it is characterized by a delusional conviction that the other persons in the environment are not their real selves but heir doubles. It is commonly seen in psychotic conditions with delusional symptomatology like Paranoid Schizophrenia (most frequently) Delusional Disorders and Organic Delusional disorder.

GRANULOMATOUS VASCULITIS

Wegeners and Churge Taken a Giant Cell.

W=Wegener's grenulomatosis

C=Chugg Straus's syndrome

T=Takayasu

G=Giant Cell Arteritis

MALLORY HYALINE BODY seen in --->

Rremember this by BHAI (W)

B===Billary cirrhosis ( Primary)

H===Hepatocellular Carcinoma(H.C.C.)

A===Alcoholic hepatitis ( M.C. CAUSE)

I====Indian childhood cirrhosis

W===Wilson's disease

A 55- year -old woman has recurrent urinary retention after a hysterectomy done for huge fibroid. The most likely cause is:
1. Atrophic and stenotic urethra.
2. Lumbar disc prolapse.
3. Injury to the bladder neck.
4. Injury to the hypogastric plexi.
Answer
4. Injury to the hypogastric plexi.


Explanation
1. Atrophic and stenotic urethra follows surgeries on the bladder neck for a fistula.
2. Lumbar disc prolapse is not related to this question.
3. Injury to the bladder neck is not common in Hysterectomy.
4. Injury to the hypogastric plexi.

A 20- year-old man has presented with increased alcohol consumption and sexual indulgence, irritability, lack of sleep, and not feeling fatigued even on prolonged periods of activity. All these changes have been present for 3 weeks. The most likely diagnosis is
1. Alcohol dependence
2. Schizophrenia.
3. Mania
4. Impulsive control disorder.

Ans-Mania

Explanation
1. Other than that he takes Alcohol, no other feature supports Alcohol dependence.2. Schizophrenia rarely presents like this.3. Mania is the correct diagnosis for this patient. We can see that all the features that are seen in this patient are the ones seen in Mania4. Impulsive control disorder does not present like this. Please look at the other question for Impulse control disorders

Honeycombimg of lung in C.X.R. is seen in :

R.A.
Scleroderma
Interstitial lung disease

A 2 year old boy suffering from leukaemia following are the x-ray finding :

Metaphysical osteoporosis
Periostial new bone formation
Transverse line of dark bands below the growth plate

(nuemonic-MTP)

Milliary shadows" on chest X-ray is seen in :

Tuberculosis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Pneumoconiosis
Metastasis

"Milliary shadows" on chest X-ray is seen in :

Tuberculosis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Pneumoconiosis
Metastasis

Tumors that are sensitive to chemotherapy :
Lymphoma
Germ cell tumor
Leukaemia

(CHoRiocarcinoma-CHemoResistant)

In a CT scan at the level of celiac trank, following structures will be seen :

Pancreas
Inferior vena cava
Portal vein

All isotopes are used for thyroid except :

I-131
I-123
I-125

Hypertranslucency of lung unilaterally is not seen in

Pulm art. obstruction

Which one of the following preservatives is used while packing catgut suture?
1. Isopropyl alcohol.
2. Colloidal iodine.
3. Glutaraldehyde.
4. Hydrogen peroxide.

• The suture is supplied sterile in "pre-cut" lengths or non-needled or attached to various needle types in one dozen boxes. • Suture is supplied with packing fluid o 90% Isopropyl Alcohol, o 0.5% Sodium Benzoate, o 0.5% Diethylethanolamine and o water q.s. ad 100%.
Explanation1.
Isopropyl alcohol is used while packing catguts. 2. Colloidal iodine is used as a skin disinfectant. 3. 2 % Glutaraldehyde is used for sterilizing Bronchoscope. (Asked in AIPGE 2003)4. Use of Hydrogen peroxide in Surgical Wards is a well known fact and needs no introduction to medical students .

A 20 year old woman gives a history of sharp pain in the lower abdomen for 2-3 days every month approximately 2 weeks before the menses. The most probable etiology for her pain is:
1. Endometriosis.
2. Dysmenorrhea.
3. Pelvic tuberculosis.
4. Mittelschmerz.
Answer
4. Mittelschmerz.

Discussion
Mittleschmerz is Painful Ovulation
· Pain associated with rupture of Ovarian Follicle at the Time of Ovulation
· Pain occurs at regular time in succeeding or intermittent cycles
· Usually at the time of cvulation
· Short Duration < 12 hours
· Slight Vaginal Bleeding may be present
· Treated with Analgesics and Assurance

Explanation
1. In Endometriosis pain is at the time of Menstraution.
2. In Dysmenorrhea. pain is at the time of Menstraution
3. In Pelvic tuberculosis pain is not cyclical.
4. Mittelschmerz classically presents as described above.

Comments
The only factor that created concern in this question is that OUR PATIENT experiences pain for 2 to 3 days, where as Shaw says that Mittelschmerz is usually of shorter duration

T cells express cell surface proteins, described by cluster determination (CD) numbers
TH cells express CD4 molecules on their cell surface

• Enables the lymphocyte to bind to a MHC class II molecule
• T cell receptor is unique in that it is only able to identify antigen when it is associated with a MHC molecule on the surface

Cytotoxic cells possess CD8 cell surface markers, which bind to antigenic peptides expressed on MHC class I molecules

T cells are divided into two distinct populations, which behave either as cytotoxic T cells or helper T cells (TH cells)
TH cells may be sub-divided into TH1 and TH2
TH1 are pro-inflammatory T cells and stimulate macrophages
TH2 orchestrate B cell differentiation and maturation and hence are involved in the production of humoral immunity (antibody mediated)

Thought disorders may be considered under the following headings:
form
content
flow
possession

There are three important disorders of the form of thought:
preoccupations:
these are thoughts or patterns of thinking which occur frequently but can be terminated if desired
one should always enquire about suicidal preoccupations in the depressed patient
preoccupations are a perpetuating factor in anxiety disorders e.g. thoughts about health in panic disorder
obsessive thoughts:
these are intrusive thoughts which are resisted by the patient
often the content of the thought is thought unacceptable
delusions:
in brief, a delusion is a false belief which is both culturally unconventional and held on inadequate grounds
delusions may be difficult to elicit as the patient either does not view them as unusual or is suspicious of the interviewer


Disorders of the content of thought include:
paranoid, including grandiose and persecutory thoughts
depressive, relating to the past, present or future
a depressed patient should always be asked about the suicidal content of their thoughts
other - e.g. obsessions, compulsions, hypochondriacal preoccupations

Disorders of the flow of thought fall into three categories:
flight of ideas
perseveration
loosening of associations
thought block

Disorders of the possession of thought include:
thought insertion
thought withdrawal
thought broadcasting



Many types of neurosis may be organised under three headings:
anxiety
obsessional disorder
somatoform (and dissociative) disorders

Neuroses are mental disorders without any demonstrable organic basis, in which the patient does not lose touch with external reality or experience psychotic symptoms. In general they represent exaggerated forms of the normal reactions to stressful events. Literally their name means a state of nerves.
Neuroses are characterised by:
the absence of symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, thought disorder or intellectual impairment
anxiety is present
there is no change in personality
insight is preserved
Neuroses account for 20 to 25% of patients attending general practitioners

MEN Syndrome

MEN Syndrome

Men is of two types that is Type1 and Type 2
Type2 is again of three types i.e
1.MEN 2a Syndrome (Sipple's Syndrome)
2.MEN 2b Syndrome
3.FMTC.


Multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 (MEN 1). This autosomal dominant endocrinopathy is genetically and clinically distinct from MEN 2; however, the similar nomenclature for MEN 1 and MEN 2 may cause confusion. MEN 1 is caused by mutations in the MEN 1 gene. MEN 1 is characterized by a triad of pituitary adenomas, pancreatic islet cell tumors, and parathyroid disease consisting of hyperplasia or adenoma. Affected individuals can also have adrenal cortical tumors, carcinoid tumors, and lipomas

The onset of MTC is typically in early childhood in MEN 2B, early adulthood in MEN 2A, and middle age in FMTC.


MEN 1 Syndrome (Wermer's Syndrome)
Triad of
Hyperparathyroidism
Pancreatic Islet Cell Tumours
Pituitery adenoma

MEN 2a Syndrome (Sipple's Syndrome
Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma
Phaeochromocytoma
Hyperparathyroidism


MEN 2b Syndrome
Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma
Phaeochromocytoma
Multiple mucosal neuromas
Ganglioneuromatosis of the gut
Marfanoid appearance

Familial medullary thyroid carcinoma(FMTC)

Sk/VD (AIMS nov2007)

1. 22 year female taken medicine for typhoid fever 3 months back. She developed generalized loss of hair,
a. Telogen effluvium
b. Anagen effluvium
c. Alopecia areata

Ans—A Telogen effluvium

2.Vitligo not true…….
a. Occcurs in genetically predisposed individual
b. UV B therapy given
c. Local steroid
d. Leucotrychia is a good prognosis

Ans—D Leucotrychia is a good prognosis


3.Cicatrical alopecia A/E
a. Alopecia areata
b. Pseudpalady
c. Lichen planus
d. DLE

Ans—(A) Alopecia areata

A/R (AIMS nov 2007)

1.All regarding Mivacurium are true except:
a. Larger doses speed the onset of action
b. Bronchospasm
c. Flushing
d. Hypertension

Ans--D Hypertension


2.Increased cerebral O2 consumption is caused by:
a. Propofol
b. Ketamine
c. Atracurium
d. Fentanyl

Ans--B Ketamine


3.All are true about Thiopentone except:
a. NaCO3 is a preservative
b. Contraindicated in Porphyrias
c. Agent of choice in shock
d. Cerebroprotective

Ans—C Agent of choice in shock

4.Floating water- lilly sign on X ray chest
a. hydatid disease of liver
b. asperigilosis
c. tubercular cavity

Ans—A hydatir disease of liver

5.Egg-on-side’ appearance on X-ray chest is seen in:
a. Tetralogy of Fallot
b. Uncorrected TGA
c. Tricuspid atresia
d. Ebstein’s anomaly

Ans—B Uncorrected TGA

6.Hamptun’s hump is seen in:
a. Pulmonary embolism
b. Tuberculosis
c. Broncogenic CA

Ans--A Pulmonary embolism

psych(AIMS nov2007)

1,Regarding type A personality, false is:
a. Hostility
b. Time pressure
c. Competitiveness
d. Mood fluctuations

Ans [d.] Mood fluctuations


2.All are characteristics of schizophrenia except:
a. Third person auditory hallucinations
b. Inappropriate emotions
c. Long stretches of mood changes
d. Formal thought disorder

Ans[D] Formal thought disorder


3.Altered perception of real objects is:
a. Illusion
b. Delusion
c. Hallucination
d. Delirium

Ans[a] Illusion


4.Psychodynamic theory of mental illness is based on:
a. Unconscious conflict
b. Maladjusted reinforcement
c. Organic neurological problem
d. ..


5.Learning does not include:
a. Modeling
b. Catharsis
c. Exposure
d. Sensitization

Ortho(AIMS nov2007)

1. Canaval sign…….
a. Tenosynovitis
b. Dupuyteren’s contracture
c. Carpal tunnel syndrome
d. Trigger finger

Ans—A Tenosynovitis


2.In osteomalacia, all are true except:
a. Increased serum alkaline phosphatase
b. Increased serum calcium
c. Looser’s zones
d. Proximal myopathy

Ans—B Increased serum calcium


3. Staging of bone tumours is done by:
a. Enneking
b. Manchester
c. Edmonton
d. TNM

Ans—A Enneking


4.Primary impact injury is seen externally most commonly in the:
a. Head
b. Chest
c. Legs
d. Abdomen


5.Indication of surgery in Pectus excavetum:
a. Fev1/Fvc <0.6
b. TLC <80%
c. Decreased residual olume
d. Exercise intolerance

Ans--C Decreased residual olume

Peds (AIMS nov2007)

1.Most common type of seizures in neonates are:
a. Clonic
b. Tonic
c. Subtle
d. Myoclonic

Ans—C Subtle


2.In Down’s syndrome, false is:
a. Increased PAPP-A
b. Increased β-HCG
c. Absent nasal bone
d. Increased ductus venous blood flow

Ans—A Increased PAPP-A


3.A newborn female child, weight 3.5kg, delivered by uncomplicated delivery, developed respiratory distress immediately after birth. On chest x-ray ground glass appearance was seen. Baby put on mechanical ventilation and was give surfactant but condition of baby deteriorates and increasing hypoxemia was present. A full term female ‘sibling’ died within a week with the same complaints. ECHO is normal. Usual cultures are negative. Your diagnosis is:
a. Total anomalous pulmonary vein connection
b. Meconium aspiration syndrome
c. Neonatal pulmonary alveolar proteinosis
d. Disseminated HSV infection

Ans—C Neonatal pulmonary alveolar proteinosis


4.In a survey, many children are examined and were found to have urogenital abnormalities. The ones having urothelial cancers are most likely to be associated with which anomaly:
a. Medullary sponge kidney
b. Bladder extrophy
c. Unilateral renal agenesis
d. Double ureter

Ans—B . Bladder extrophy


5.A 71/2 year old child presents with non productive cough, mild stridor since 6 months. On oral antibiotics, patient is improving but suddenly develops wheezing, productive cough, mild fever. X-ray shows hyperlucency and PFT shows obstructive curve. Most probable diagnosis is:
a. Post viral syndrome
b. Bronchiolitis obliterans
c. Follicular bronchitis
d. Pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis

Ans—B . Bronchiolitis obliterans


6.A 2 year old female child developed fever, cough and respiratory distress. On chest x-ray consolidation is seen in right lower lobe. She improved with antibiotics but on follow up at 8 weeks was again found to have increasing consolidation in right lower lobe and fever. Your next investigation would be:
a. Bronchoscopy
b. Bacterial culture of the nasopharynx
c. CT scan of the chest
d. Allergen sensitivity test


7.A child presents with history of respitory infections. His sweat chlorides levels are 36 and 41mEq/L on two different occasions. Which other test would you do to exclude the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis:
a. Repeat sweat chloride measurements
b. Nasal electrode potential difference
c. Fat in stool for next 72 hours
d. DNA analysis for Δ508 mutation

Ans—B Nasal electrode potential difference


8.A term infant has not passed meconium for 48 hours. He presents with distension of abdomen and emesis since one day. Next most appropriate investigation would be:
a. Genetic testing for cystic fibrosis
b. Manometry
c. Lower bowel contrast enema
d. Oesophagoscopy

Ans—B Manometry


9.A 71/2 year old child presents with non-blanching rash over the extensor aspect of arm with swelling over knee. Urine analysis shows proteinurea + and hematuris +++. On kidney biopsy which finding will be most commonly seen:
a. Fusion of podocytes
b. Acute tubular necrosis
c. Deposition of IgA
d. Thickened basement membrane

Ans—C Deposition of IgA


11.A child presented with respiratory distress.was broght to emergency with bag and mask ventilation. Now intubated. Chest x ray shows right sided deviation of mediastinum with scaphoid abdomen. His Pulse Impulse has shifted to the right. What is the next step?
a. Remove the Endotracheal tube
b. Put a nasogastric tube
c. Surgery
d. Tube thoracostomy

Ans—B Put a nasogastric tube

O/Gyn(AIMS nov2007)

1.In a patient with post partum hemorrhage with rheumatic heart disease , which is contraindicated:
a. Misoprostol
b. Methyl ergometrine
c. Oxytocin
d. Carboprost

Ans—B Methyl ergometrine


2.The BEST agent used for fixation of Pap smear is:
a. Ethyl alcohol
b. Acetone
c. Formalin
d. Xylol

Ans--A Ethyl alcohol


3.Post-operative radiotherapy in a patient operated for Ca-endometrium is indicated in all of the following except: a
. Deep myometrial invasion
b. Pelvic lymph node involvement
c. Enlarged uterine cavity
d. Poor tumour differentiation

Ans—C Enlarged uterine cavity


4.Polyhydramnios is associated with all except:
a. .
. b. ..
c. Bilateral renal agenesis
d. ..

Ans—C Bilateral renal agenesis


5.A 18 year old primigravida complained of decreased fetal movements. She delivered a baby weighing 2000gms at 30 weeks of gestation. The APGAR scores of the baby were 4 and 5 at 1 and 5 minutes respectively. The baby died in an hour. Post-mortem examination revealed multiple, peripheral, radially arranged cysts in the kidney. Most common associated finding in the baby would be:
a. Holoprosencephaly
b. Hepatic cysts and hepatic fibrosis
c. Ureteral agenesis
d. Medullary sponge kidney

Ans—B Hepatic cysts and hepatic fibrosis


6.In which of the following heart diseases is maternal mortality during pregnancy is found to be the highest?
a. Coarcatation of aorta
b. Eisenmenger’s complex
c. Aortic stenosis
d. Mitral stenosis

Ans—B Eisenmenger’s complex


7.Clomiphene citrate is associated with all except:
a. Polycystic ovarian disease
b. Multiple pregnancies
c. Ovarian cancer
d. Teratogenecity

Ans—D Teratogenecity


8.Following is associated with maximum risk of invasive carcinoma of cervix:
a. Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion
b. High grade squamous intraepithelial lesion
c. Squamous intraepithelial lesion associated with HPV-16
d. Squamous intraepithelial lesion associated with HIV

Ans--C Squamous intraepithelial lesion associated with HPV-16


9.According to the new WHO criteria, all are true in a normal person except:
a. Sperm count > 20 million
b. Volume > 1 ml
c. Normal morphology in > 15 % (strict criteria)
d. Aggressive forward motility in > 25 %

Ans—D Normal morphology in > 15 % (strict criteria)


10.A gravida3 female with a history of 2 previous 2nd trimester abortions presents at 22 weeks of gestation with funneling of the cervix. Most appropriate management would be:
a. Administer Dinoprostone and bed rest
b. Administer mifipristone and bed rest
c. Apply Fothergill’s stitch
d. Apply McDonald’s stitch

Ans—D Apply McDonald’s stitch


11.Internal Podalic Version done in cases of transverse lie is associated with the following complication:
a. Uterine rupture
b. Vaginal laceration
c. Uterine atony
d. Cervical laceration

Ans—A Uterine rupture


12.Increase in maternal serum AFP levels is seen in:
a. Down’s syndrome
b. Molar pregnancy
c. Over estimated gestational age
d. Congenital Nephrotic Syndrome

Ans—D Congenital Nephrotic Syndrome


13.A 18 year old girl presents with amenorrhoea, weight loss and milky discharge from the pages . Most likely diagnosis is:
a. Anorexia nervosa
b. Occult carcinoma
c. Hypothyroidism
d. HIV

Ans—A Anorexia nervosa


14.Goniometry is measurement of:
a. Number of gonococci
b. Length of the genital hiatus
c. Urethrovesical angle
d. Genital secretion

Ans—C Urethrovesical angle


15. Asherman’s syndrome is diagnosed by all except:
a. HSG
b. Hysteroscopy
c. Endometrial culture
d. Saline infusion USG

Ans—C Endometrial culture

Surg (AIMS nov 2007)

1.Inflammation of a retrocaecal appendix will produce pain when there is which of the following movements at the hip:
a. Flexion
b. Extension
c. Medial rotation
d. Lateral rotation

Ans—B


2.True about Ogilive’s syndrome are all except:
a. It is caused by mechanical obstruction of the colon
b. It involves entire / part of the large colon
c. It occurs after previous surgery
d. It occurs commonly after narcotic use

Ans—A


3.Shoulder pain post laparoscopy is due to:
a. Subphrenic abscess
b. CO2 narcosis
c. Positioning of the patient
d. Compression of the lung

Ans—A


4.A 3-year old girl is posted for tonsillectomy. On examination it is found that she has a midline cystic swelling extending till below the hyoid bone. It is painless and moves with deglutition. The thyroid examination is normal. What should be done next?
a. Percutaneous aspiration
b. I.V. antibiotics
c. Surgical removal
d. Observation

Ans—C

5.A 30 year old male patient presents with a peptic ulcer in the posterior duodenum with a bleeding vessel at the base. The bleeding is not controlled endoscopically. On examination his heart rate is 100/min, BP is 110/76 mm of Hg and Hb is 10 gm/dl after transfusion. Next step in his management will be:
a. Proton pump inhibitors
b. Duodenotomy with controlled bleeder and pyloroplasty
c. Duodenotomy with controlled bleeder and truncal vagotomy with antrectomy
d. Partial gastrectomy involving the bleeding ulcer


6.For a lower end esophagus adenocarcinoma, a trans-hiatal oesophagostomy is planned. The approach would be in the following order:
a. Abdomen – Neck
b. Chest – Abdomen – Neck
c. Abdomen – Chest – Neck
d. Right chest – Neck

Ans—D

7.A 23 year old male who is otherwise normal complains of mild pain in his right iliac fossa in a waveform pattern which increases during the night and he becomes exhausted and is admitted in the hospital. On examination there is mild hematuria. Urine examination reveals plenty of RBCs, 50WBCs/hpf. Urine pH is 5.5. Most likely diagnosis is:
a. Glomerulonephritis
b. Ca-Urinary bladder
c. Ureteral calculus
d. .. A

Ans—C

Med (AIMS nov2007)

1. A patient is on a Low calcium diet for 6 weeks. He is most likely to have:
a. Raised parathyroid hormone levels
b. Raised calcitonin levels
c. Increased phosphate levels
d. Increase in levels of 24,2% Hydroxylase in liver
Ans—A

2.Not seen in SIADH is:
a. Hyponatremia
b. Hypouricemia
c. Volume depletion causing hypotension
d. ..

Ans—C

3.A 40 year old man, heavy smoker, complains of epigastric pain since an hour. On electrocardiographic examination he is found to have ST elevations in inferior leads. What is the immediate therapy.
a. Aspirin
b. Thrombolytics
c. Pantoprazole
d. Beta-blockers

Ans—B

4.Most common site of subependymal giant cell astrocytomas is:
a. Foramen of Monro
b. Temporal horn of the lateral ventricle
c. Trigone of the lateral ventricle
d. Fourth ventricle

Ans—B

5.In HIV window period indicates:
a. Time period between infection and onset of first symptoms
b. Time period between infection and detection of antibodies against HIV
c. .
d. .

Ans—B

6.In collapsing glomerulopathy, the following is seen:
a. Hypertrophy and degeneration of the visceral epithelium
b. Proliferation of the parietal epithelium
c. Tuft necrosis
d. Mesangiolysis

Ans—A

7.Persistent foetal lobulation of adult kidney is due to:
a. Congenital renal defect
b. Obstructive uropathy
c. Intrauterine infections and scar
d. Is a normal variety

Ans—D

8.A patient presents with hyperparathyroidism. He has a family history of his siblings having pituitary involvement, thyroid nodules, pancreatic involvement, parathyroid hyperplasia and cutaneous angiofibromas. Most likely diagnosis:
a. MEN 1
b. MEN 2A
c. MEN 2B
d. MEN 2C

Ans-C

9.Pancytopenia with cellular bone marrow is seen in all except:
a. PNH
b. Megaloblastic anaemia
c. Myelodysplastic anaemia
d. Congenital Dyserythropoetic Anaemia

Ans--D

10.Most common tumor is NF-1 is:
a. Astrocytoma
b. Optic tract glioma
c. Glioblastoma multiforme
d..

Ans—B

11.Fractional excretion of Na++ < 1% is seen in:
a. Pre-renal azotemia
b. ATN c. Intrinsic renal failure
c..
d. Renal artery stenosis

Ans—A

12.With CSF all are true except:
a. Persistent leakage causes headache
b. Neutrophils are normally not present
c. pH is less than that of blood
d. Secreted by the arachnoid villi

Ans—D

13.Not a feature of DKA is:
a. Tachypnoea
b. Bradycardia
c. Abdominal pain
d. Dehydration

Ans—B

14.Primary Pulmonary Hypertension IS CAUSED BY ALL EXCEPT
a. Hyperventilation
b. Morbid obesity
c. Fenfluramine
d. High altitude

Ans—A

15.Cushing’s disease includes all except:
a. Central obesity
b. Episodic hypertension
c. Easy bruisability
d. Glucose intolerance

Ans—B

16.Hypertension with hypokalemia is seen in all except:
a. renal artery stenosis
b. End stage renal disease
c. Cushing’s disease
d. Primary hyperaldosteronism

Ans—B

17.Seen in agenesis of corpus callosum is:
a. Astereognosis
b. Hemiparesis
c. Hemisensoriloss
d. No neurological deficit

Ans—A

18.Marker for acute Hepatitis B is:
a. HBV-DNA polymerase
b. IgG anti-HBc
c. Core antigen (HbcAg)
d. Anti-HbsAg

Ans—A

19.Reye’s syndrome is ultrastructurally characterized by:
a. Mitochondrial blebs and enlarged mitochondria
b. Depletion of glycogen
c. Dilatation of the endoplasmic reticulum
d. Perinuclear staining

Ans—A

2o.VHL syndrome includes all except:
a. Endolymphatic sac tumours
b. Pheochromocytoma
c. Hemangioendotheliomas
d. Islet cell tumours

Ans—A

21.Which of the following is not included in intensive management of diabetes mellitus:
a. Pregnancy..
b. Postural hypotension due to autonomic neuropathy
c. DM with acute MI
d. Post kidney transplant

22.Extensive involvement of deep white matter with hyperintense thalamic lesion on MRI of the brain is seen in:
a. Alexander’s disease
b. Krabbe’s ds.
c. Canavan’s ds
d. Metachromatic leucodystrophy

Ans--A

23.Most common site of spinal cord tumour is:
a. Intradural extramedullary
b. Extradural
c. Intramedullary
d. All have equal distribution

Ans—B

24.The best investigation is thromboembolism is:
a. D-dimer levels
b. Multidetector CT angiography
c. Colour Doppler USG
d. Catheter angiography

Ans—B

25.ECG was shown. 70 year old man with no previous significant medical history presenting with sudden onset syncope. Most likely diagnosis is:
a. Vasovagal shock
b. Pulmonary embolism
c. Complete heart block
d. Temporal lobe epilepsy

Ans--C

26.All are essential components of TOF except:
a. Valvular pulmonic stenosis
b. Right ventricular hypertrophy
c. Infundibular stenosis
d. Aorta overriding

Ans—C

Ophth(AIMS nov2007)

1.Dangerous area of the eye is:
a. Ciliary body
b. Sclera
c. Optic nerve
d. Retina

Ans—A


2.Transparency of the cornea is maintained by all except:
a. Mitotic figures in the central cornea
b. Wide separated collagen bands
c. Hydration of the corneal epithelium
d. Unmyelinated nerve fibers

ENT (AIMS nov2007)

1.In emergency tracheostomy the following structures are damaged except:
a. Isthmus of the thyroid
b. Inferior thyroid artery
c. Thyroidea ima
d. Inferior thyroid vein

Ans—A Isthmus of the thyroid

2. After laparoscopic appendicectomy, a female patient slipped and hurt her nose on the bed. She developed swelling of the nose, injury to anterior nasal bone and had mild difficulty in breathing. What would you do next?
a. Intravenous antibiotics for 7-10 days
b. Observation in hospital
c. Surgical drainage
d. Discharge after 2 days and follow up of the patient after 8 weeks

Ans—C Surgical drainage

3. A patient presents with Carcinoma of the larynx involving the left false cords, left arytenoids and the left aryepiglottic folds with bilateral mobile true cords. Treatment of choice is:
a. Vertical hemilaryngectomy
b. Horizontal hemilaryngectomy
c. Radiotherapy followed by chemotherapy
d. Total laryngectomy

Ans--B Horizontal hemilaryngectomy


4.A child presents with ear infection with foul smelling discharge. On further exploration a small perforation is found in the pars flacida of the tympanic membrane. Most appropriate next step in the management would be:
a. Topical antibiotics and decongestants for 4 weeks
b. IV antibiotics and follow up after a month
c. Tympanoplasty
d. Tympano-mastoid exploration

Ans—D Tympano-mastoid exploration

5.A 30 year old man presents with 6 month history of nasal discharge, facial pain and fever. On antibiotic therapy, fever subsided. After 1 month again had symptoms of mucopurulent discharge from the middle meatus and the mucosa of the meatus appeared congested and oedematous. Next best investigation would be:
a. MRI of the brain
b. NCCT of the nose and para-nasal sinuses
c. Plain x-ray of the para-nasal sinuses
d. Inferior meatus puncture

Ans--B NCCT of the nose and para-nasal sinuses

Micro(AIMS nov2007)

1.HACEK group includes all except:
a. Hemophilus aprophillus
b. Acinetobacter baumanni
c. Eikenella corrodens
d. Cardiobacterium hominis

Ans—B


2.A male patient with symptoms of urethritis. Examination reveals only pus cells but no organisms. Lesions are caused mostly by:
a. Chlamydia trachomatis
b. H.ducreyi
c. Treponema pallidum
d. ..

Ans—A


3. Lancefield grouping of streptococci is done by using:
a. M protein
b. Group C peptidoglycan cell wall
c. Group C carbohydrate antigen
d...

Ans—C.


4.The medium used for Vibrio cholerae is:
a. Thayer-martin
b. TCBS medium
c. Scirrow’s medium
d. Loeffer’s

Ans—B


5.Prions consist of:
a. DNA and RNA
b. DNA, RNA and proteins
c. RNA and proteins
d. Only proteins

Ans-D



6.Regarding respiratory viruses all are true except:
a. RSV is the most common cause of bronchiolitis in infants
b. Mumps causes septic meningitis in adults
c. ..
d. ..
Ans—B


7.In active chronic hepatitis B, all are seen except:
a. HbsAg
b. IgM anti-HbcAg
c. HbeAg
d. Anti-HbsAg

ANS. B IgM anti-HbcAg


8.True about polioviruses is:
a. Most cases are symptomatic
b. Inactivated vaccines given I.M. produce spastic paralysis
c. ..
d. Inactivated polio vaccine are given to child less than 3 years of age


9.Positive Schick’s test indicates that the person is:
a. Immune to diphtheria
b. Hypersensitive to diphtheria
c. Susceptible to diphtheria
d. Susceptible & hypersensitive to diphtheria


Ans—C Susceptibal to diptheria

10.True about Corynebacterium diphtheria is: A/E
a. Deep invasion is not seen
b. Elek’s test is done for toxigenicity
c. Metachromatic granules are seen
d. Toxigenicity is mediated by chromosomal change

Ans—D Toxigenicity is madiated by chromosomal change

FMT (AIMS nov2007)

1.Telefona is:
a. Beating on the feet ( soles )
b. Pulling of hair
c. Beating on both the ears
d. ..
Ans--C Beatining of both ears

2.In death due to asphyxia, last to be opened is:
a. Head
b. Neck
c. Thorax
d. Abdomen

Ans—B Neck

3.All of the following are included in grievous hurt except:
a. Loss of testis
b. Loss of eye
c. Loss of kidney
d. Abrasion of the face

Ans—D Abrasion of the face


4.Not a part of informed consent is:
a. ..
b. ..
c. ..
d. Concealed information…..

Ans—D Concealed information...


5.In tandem [bleep] number of [bleep] fired
a.1
b.2
c.3
d. 4

Ans—B(2)

Pharm(AIMS nov2007)

1.OC pills are contraindicated in patients receiving:
a. Rifampicin
b. Ethambutol
c. Streptomycin
d. Pyrazinamide

Ans--A

2.True about fibrates is all except:
a. (MOA)….PPARα….lipoprotein lipase…decreased LDL…
b. Absorped better on empty stomach and decreased on food intake
c. Side effects include rash, myalgia, impotence and many others
d. They are the drug of choice in type III hyperlipidemia and hypertriglyceridemia

Ans—B

3.True about Benzodiazepines as compared to other hypnotics is:
a. They alter sleep pattern more than other hypnotics
b. More sedative than other hypnotics
c. Overdose is better tolerated compared to other hypnotics

d. .. Ans—C

4.Thiazides cause all except:
a. Hyperglycemia
b. Increased calcium excretion
c. Increased uric acid excretion
d. Useful in congestive heart failure

Ans—B

5.Regarding furosemide, true is:
a. Given by parenteral route only
b. Used in pulmonary oedema
c. Acts at the PCT
d. Causes hypercalcemia

Ans—B

6.Uterine relaxant with the least side effect:
a. Ritodrine
b. MgSO4
c. Nifedipine
d. Progesterone

Ans—B

7.Bisphosphonates are not used in:
a. Hypercalcemia
b. Osteoporosis
c. Cancer
d. Vitamin D intoxication

Ans—D

8.True about protease inhibitors are all except:
a. Acts as a substrate for P-glycoprotein(P-gp) and action is mediated by MDR-1 gene
b. Hepatic oxidative metabolism
c. All protease inhibitors interfere with metabolism by drug interactions
d. Saquinavir causes maximum induction of CYP3A4

Ans-D

9.Therapeutic monitoring is done for all of the following except:
a. Tacrolimus
b. Metformin
c. Cyclosporine
d. Phenytoin

Ans—B

10.Antiemetic with most "affinity" for "5Ht3" is:
a. Ondansetron
b. Granisetron
c. Dolasetron
d. Pavalosetron

Ans—D

11.Regarding Phenytoin,false is:
a. Induces microsomal enzymes
b. At very low doses, zero order kinetics occurs
c. Higher the dose,higher is the half life
d. Highly protein bound

Ans—B

12.Hyperglycemia is caused by:
a. Beta blockers
b. Glucocorticoids
c. NSAID
d. ..

Ans—B

13.Which of the following is not used as a sedative,but causes sedation as a side effect:
a. Digitalis,anti-arrhythmics
b. Antihistaminics,antidepressants
c. Macrolides,…
d. ..

Ans—B

14.All but one acts via GABA Aexcept:
a. Thiopentone
b. Midazolam
c. Zolpidem /zopiclone
d. Promethazine

Ans--D

15.A patient is posted for elective surgery. Which of the following drugs should be stopped on the day of surgery:
a. Atenolol
b. Amlodepine
c. Statins
d. Metformin

Ans—D

16Hypercalcemia is caused by all except:
a. Loop diuretics
b. Lithium
c. Vitamin D intoxication
d. ..

Ans—A

17.All of the following can be used for thromboprophylaxis except:
a. Heparin
b. Aspirin
c. Warfarin
d. Antithrombin-III Ans—D

18.Used for the treatment of migraine, the triptans act through:
a. 5HT-1A
b. 5HT-1B
c. 5HT-1F
d. 5HT-3

Ans—B

19.Good clinical practices required in all except
a. preclinical phase
b. phase 1
c. phase 2
d. phase 4

Ans--A

Patho AIMS(nov2007)

1. When stem cell transforms to form other tissues, the process is called as:
a. Dedifferentiation
b. Redifferentiation
c. Transdifferentiation
d. Subdifferentiation

Ans—C Transdifferentiation


2.A 2-year old child presents with scattered lesions in the skull. Biopsy revealed Langerhans giant cells. Most commonly associated is:
a. CD1a
b. CD57
c. CD3
d. CD68

Ans—A CD1a


3.Caspases are involved in:
a. Apoptosis
b. ..
c. ..
d.

Ans—A. Apoptosis



4.In mitral valve prolapse, the histological finding is:
a. Hyalinization of the valve
b. Fibrinoid necrosis
c. Myxomatous degeneration of the valve
d. ..

Ans—C Myxomatous degeneration of the valve



5.Acridine orange is used as a stain for:
a. DNA and RNA
b. Proteins
c. Carbohydrate
d. Lipids

Ans—A DNA and RNA


6.PAS does not stain:
a. Fungal cell wall
b. Basement membrane of bacteria
c. Glycogen
d. Lipids

Ans—D Lipids


7.Not used to stain fats:
a. Oil red O
b. Congo red
c. Sudan III
d. Sudan black

Ans—B Congo red


8.Cryoprecipitate contains all of the following except:
a. Factor VIII
b. Factor IX
c. Von Willebrand factor
d. Fibrinogen

Ans—B Factor IX


9.In Hyaline cartilage, type of collagen present is:
a. Type 1
b. Type 2
c. Type 3
d. Type 4

Ans—B Type 2


10.FNAC needle gauge size is:
a. 26 – 28
b. 22 – 26
c. 18 – 22
d. 16 – 18

Ans—B (22 – 26 )


11.Basement membrane consists of all except:
a. Laminin
b. Nidogenin
c. Entactin
d. Rhodopsin

Ans—D Rhodopsin


12.Senile cardiac amyloidosis is due to defect in:
a. β2 – microglobulin
b. Transthyretin
c. AANF
d. Pyrin

Ans—B Transthyretin


13.Shock lung is characterized histologically by:
a. Diffuse alveolar oedema
b. Hemosiderosis
c. Interstitial pneumonia
d. Pulmonary oedema

Ans—A Diffuse alveolar oedema


14.Feature of Irreversible cell injury is:
a. Amorphous deposits in the mitochondria
b. ..
c. ..
d. ..

Ans--A Amorphous deposits in the mitochondria


15.Micronodular cirrhosis is seen in all except:
a. Chronic hepatitis B with…
b. Alcoholic hepatitis
c. Chronic cirrhosis secondary to biliary stasis
d. Hemochromatosis

Ans—A Chronic hepatitis B with…


16.Councilman bodies are seen in:
a. Alcoholic cirrhosis
b. Wilson’s disease
c. Acute viral hepatitis
d. ..

Ans—C Acute viral hepatitis


17.What is true about linkage analysis in familial gene disorders:
a. Characteristic DNA polymorphism in a family is associated with disorders
b. Characteristic DNA polymorphism WITH A CLINICAL PHENOTYPE
c.Useful to make pedigree chart to show affected and non-affected family members
d.Used to make a pedigree chart to show non-paternity

Ans--A Characteristic DNA polymorphism in a family is associated with disorders

PSM AIMS (nov 2007)

1. Which of the following will cause an increase in the prevalence of the disease:
a. Immigration of healthy persons
b. Increased cure rate of the disease
c. Longer duration of the disease
d. ..

Ans--C Longer duration of the disease


2. Which vaccine should not be given to a child suffering from convulsions?
a. Measles
b. BCG
c. DPT
d. OPV

Ans—C DPT


3.Under the National Programme for control of blindness who is supposed to conduct the vision screening of school students?
a. School teachers
b. Medical officers of health centers
c. Ophthalmologists
d. Health assistants

Ans—A School teachers


4. Active method to detect undiagnosed cases in apparently healthy persons is:
a. Screening
b. Surveillance
c. Case finding
d. Notification

Ans—A Screening


5. A 18 month old child come to you with history of immunization taken only for a single dose of OPV and DPT. What will you give now?
a. Re-start the immunization according to age
b. Give BCG, Measles and booster doses of OPV and DPT
c. Give Measles and booster doses of OPV and DPT
d. Give BCG and second doses of OPV and DPT

Ans—B Give BCG, Measles and booster doses of OPV and DPT


6. Regarding National Polio Surveillance all are true except:
a. Mopping up is done in areas with active cases found
b. ..
c. ..
d. Acute Flaccid Paralysis(AFP) Surveillance is not done in children < 5years of age

Ans—D Acute Flaccid Paralysis(AFP) Surveillance is not done in children < 5years of age


7.Epidemic Dropsy is due to:
a. BOAA
b. Sanguinarine
c. Aflatoxin
d. ..

Ans—B. Sanguinarine


8.In an epidemic the first case of come to the notice of the investigator is:
a. Index case
b. Primary case
c. Secondary case
d. Tertiary case

Ans—A . Index case


9. Maternal Mortality Rate is calculated by:
a. Maternal deaths/live birth
b. Maternal deaths/1000 live births
c. Maternal deaths/100000 live births
d. Maternal deaths/100000 population

Ans—B Maternal deaths/1000 live births


10.Comparison of the value obtained and a predetermined objective is done by:
a. Evaluation
b. Monitoring
c. Input - output analysis
d. Network analysis

Ans--A Evaluation


11.Not included in the National Immunisation Programme is:
a. Tetanus toxoid
b. Hepatitis B
c. BCG
d. Measles

Ans—B Hepatitis B


12.Kala-azar, vector is:
a. Flea
b. Tsetse fly
c. Sand fly
d. Mite

Ans—C Sand fly


13.Scrub typhus is transmitted by:
a. Reduvid bug
b. Trombiculid mite
c. Enteric pathogens
d. Cyclops

Ans—B Trombiculid mite


14.Mirena is:
a. Used in abortion
b. Anti-progesterone
c. Progesterone IUCD
d. Hormonal implant

Ans—C Progesterone IUCD

15.True about dietary allowance are all except:
a. Adequate intake
b. RDA
c. Dietary intake according to food composition
d. Food intake according to the upper limit of the RDA

Ans—D Food intake according to the upper limit of the RDA


16.Which of the following person is present in a sub centre:
a. Multipurpose worker
b. Laboratory technician
c. Health educator
d. Medical officer

Ans--A Multipurpose worker

17.SAFE strategy is recommended for:
a. Trachoma
b. Glaucoma
c. Diabetic retinopathy
d. Cataract

Ans—A Trachoma


18.Regarding flourosis all are true except:
a. Flourosis is the most common cause of dental caries in children
b Deposition of flurides in the skeletal system and muscles
c. Deflouridation is done by Nalgonda technique
d. Genu valgum

Ans—A Flourosis is the most common cause of dental caries in children

19.All of the following are sources of Ω-3 PUFA except:
a. Mustard oil
b. Groundnut oil
c. Corn oil
d. Fish oil

20.Not a measure of dispersion:
a. Mode
b. Range
c. Variable
d. Standard deviation

Ans—A Mode


21.Primary Health Care is:
a. Health for all
b.
c.
d.
Ans—A Health for all

Bio (AIMS nov 2007)

1.Peroxidase is used to detect:
a. Glucose
b. Ammonia
c. Hemoglobin
d. Creatinine

Ans[a]

2.For biochemical analysis vitrous in sent in:
a. Hydrochloric acid
b. Phenol
c. Formalin
d. Fluoride

Ans[d]

3.Blood spills on the floor are cleaned by:
a. Sodium hypochlorite
b. Iodine
c. Absolute alcohol
d. Quarternary ammonium compounds

Ans[a]

4.PCR requires:
a. Li++
b. Ca++
c. Na++
d. Mg++

Ans [d]

5.In Lysosomal Storage Disorders, true is:
a. The lysosomes are deficient in the enzyme hydrolase
b. There is a defect in the fusion od lysosomes and phagosomes
c. There is a defect in the lysosomal membrane
d. ..

Ans[a]

6. Vitamin K is required for:
a. Carboxylation
b. Hydroxylation
c. ..
d. .
Ans[a]

7. Proteins which are different in peptide sequence but have a similar structure are said to be:
a. Convergent
b. Divergent
c. Opportunistic
d. ..

Ans [a]

8.Hemoglobin estimation is not done by:
a. Drabkin’s method
b. Sahli’s method
c. Spectrometry
d. Wintrobe’s method

Ans.d.

9.Nephelometry is:
a. Lambert-Beer law
b. Scattering of light by particulate solution
c. Defraction of light
d. Decreased intensity of light

Ans.b.

Physio (AIMS NOV2007)

1.Sertoli cells in the testis have receptors for:
a. FSH
b. LH
c. Inhibin
d. ..

Ans—A (FSH)

2.Bicarbonate is maximally absorbed from:
a. PCT
b. DCT
c. Collecting duct
d. Thick ascending loop of Henle

Ans—A (PCT)

3.A 12 year old girl presents with Acute rheumatic carditis with mitral insufficiency. She is likely to have:
a. Increased peak expiratory flow
b. Increased total lung capacity
c. Increased residual volume
d. Decreased functional residual capacity

Ans—C Increased residual volume.

4.The mechanism of action of surfactant is:
a. Breaks the structure of water in the alveoli
b. Lubricates the flow of CO2 diffusion
c. Makes the capillary surface hydrophilic
d. ..

Ans—ABreaks the structure of water in the alveoli

5.The ‘c’-waves in JVP are due to:
a. Atrial contraction
b. Bulging of the tricuspid valve into the right atrium
c. Ventricular systole when the tricuspid valve is closed
d..

Ans--(B) Bulging of the tricuspid valve into the right atrium

6. Fast axonal transport is by all except:
a. Dynenin
b. Kinesin
c. Microfilaments
d. Neurofilaments

Ans[d] Neurofilaments

7)Ureteric peristalsis is due to:
a. Sympathetic innervation
b. Parasympathetic innervation
c. Both sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation
d. Pacemaker activity of the smooth muscle cells in the renal pelvis

Ans—D Pacemaker activity of the smooth muscle cells in the renal pelvis

8. Metabolic alkalosis is seen in:
a. Mineralocortoid excess
b. Increased excretion of base
c. Decreased secretion of H+ ion
d. Deficiency of mineralocorticoids

Ans—A Mineralocortoid excess

9.When a person changes position from standing to lying down position, following occurs:
a. Heart rate increases and settles at a higher level
b. Venous return to the heart rises immediately
c.Cerebral blood flow becomes more than that in standing position and settles at a higher level
d. Decrease in blood flow to the lung apex

Ans—B Venous return to the heart rises immediately

10.All of the following occur when the blood flows through systemic capillaries except:
a. Increase in hematocrit
b. Hb curve shifts to the left
c. Increased protein content
d. Decrease in Ph

Ans—BHb curve shifts to the left

11.Exercise causes:
a. Increased blood flow to the muscles after half minute of minute
b. Increase in cerebral blood flow due to increase in systolic blood pressure
c. Body temperature rise
d. decreased muscle lymph flow

Ans-(C) Body temperature rise

12.Which of the following is correctly matched:
a. B cells – Somatostain
b. D cells – Insulin
c. G cells – Gastrin
d. …..

Ans—(C) G cells – Gastrin

Anat (AIMS nov 2007)

1.If the circumflex artery gives off the posterior interventricular artery, then the arterial supply is called:
a. Right dominance
b. Left dominance
c. Balanced dominance

d. .. Ans--B

2)The ureter develops from:
a. Metanephros
b. Mesonephros
c. Mesonephric duct
d. Paramesonephric duct

Ans--C

3.Perforators are not present at the:
a. Ankle
b. Distal calf
c. Mid thigh
d. Below the inguinal ligament

Ans—D

4.A female come with complaints of chest pain.On examination she is found to have pericarditis with pericardial effusion. The pain is mediated by:
a. Deep cardiac plexus
b. Superficial cardiac plexus
c. Phrenic nerve
d. Subcostal nerve

Ans—C Phrenic nerve.

5.Which muscle is not punctured while doing a thoracic procedure in the mid-axillary line:
a. Innermost intercostals
b. Transverses thoracis
c. External intercostals
d. Internal intercostals

Ans—B Transverses thoracis

6.According to Couinaud’s classification the 4th segment of the liver is:
a. Caudate lobe
b. Quadrate lobe
c. Left lobe
d. Right lobe

Ans—B Quadrate lobe.

7.After fracture of the penis ( injury to the tunica albugenia) with intact Buck’s fascia, there occurs hematoma at:
a. The penis and scrotum
b. At the perineum in a butterfly shape
c. Penis, scrotum, perineum and lower part of anterior abdominal wall
d. Shaft of the penis only

Ans—D Shaft of penis only.

8. Occlusion occurs at the 2nd part of Axillary artery, blood flow is maintained by anastomosis between:
a. Anterior and posterior circumflex humoral artery
b. Suprascapular and posterior circumflex artery
c. Deep branch of the transverse cervical artery and Subscapular artery
d. Anterior circumflex artery and subscapular artery

Ans[c] Deep branch of the transverse cervical artery and Subscapular artery

9.In post-ductal coarctation of the aorta, blood flow to the lower limbs in maintained by increased blood flow through:
a. Inferior Phrenic and pericardiophrenic vessels
b. Intercostal and Superior epigastric
c. Subcostal and Umbilical
d. …
Ans[b] A collateral circulation develops distal to the obstruction between subclavian artery (internal thoracic artery) & descending aorta (posterior intercostal arteries).

10.In emergency tracheostomy the following structures are damaged except:
a. Isthmus of the thyroid
b. Inferior thyroid artery
c. Thyroidea ima
d. Inferior thyroid vein

Ans[a] Isthmus of the thyroid

11.Regarding genital development, true is:
a. Y chromosome is associated with ovary development
b. Genital ridge starts developing at 5th week
c. Male genitals develop earlier than female genitals
d. Genital development is complete by 10th week

Ans b. Genital ridge starts developing at 5th week.

12.Meiosis occurs at which of the following transformation:
a. Primary spermatocyte to intermediate spermatocyte
b. Primary spermatocyte to secondary spermatocyte
c. Secondary spermatocyte to round spermatid
d. Round spermatid to elongated spermatid

Ans[b]Primary spermatocyte to secondary spermatocyte.

Anat ( AIMS nov 2007)

1)Which is the most superior structure at hilum of left lung?
a.pulmonary vein
b.pulmanary artery
c.bronchius
d. Bronchial artery

Ans--B

2. Intrinsic muscles of tongue develops from ?
a.cervical somite
b.mesoderm of pharyngeal pouch
c. Occipital somite

Ans--C

3. Gall bladder epithelium is:
a. Simple squamous
b. Simple cuboidal with stereocilia
c. Simple columnar
d. Simple columnar with brush border

Ans--D

4. Which does not occur in ulnar nerve injury in the arm?
a)claw hand
b)atrophy of hypothenar eminence
c)loss of sensation of medial one third of hand
d)adduction of thumb

Ans--D

5.Urothelium lines all except:
a.minor calyces
b.ureter
c.urinary bladder
d.collecting duct

Ans--D

6. Violent inversion of the foot will lead to avulsion of tendon of the following muscle attched to the tuberosity of the 5th metatarsal:
a. Peroneus brevis
b. Peroneus longus
c. Peroneus tertius
d. Extensor digitorum brevis

Ans--A

7.Left renal vein crosses the Aorta:
a. Anteriorly, above the superior mesenteric artery
b. Anteriorly, below the superior mesenteric artery
c. Posteriorly, at the level of superior mesenteric artery
d. Anteriorly, below the inferior mesenteric artery

Ans--B