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True about vegetation in Libman Sach Endocarditis are;
A-Involves only Mitral valve,
B -Composed of fibrinoid material with fibrin & platelet thrombi,
C-Occur on both sides of valve leaflet,
D-Multiple vegetation produses significant valvular deformity

Intrinsic causes of hemolytic anemia are all except –

Lung abscess is common following which pneumonia

Barrett‘s oesophagus is

Which metablic abnormality is seen in congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis?

65 yr old man presented with hemoptysis and grade III clubbing and a lesion in apical lobe. The probable diagnosis of the patient is?

True about Friadreich ataxia;
A-Rarest form of inherited ataxia,
B-Autosomal recessive inheritance,
C-Caused by unstable mutation on chromosome 23,
D-Mutated gene is called Frataxin,
E-Diabetes mellitus may be associated in upto 25% of cases

Primary amenorrhea with anosmia is seen in

True about postural hypotension

True about Rhabdomyoma are;
A-Most common primary cardiac tumour in adult,
B-Most commonly situated in left atrium,
C-Spider cells are seen,
D-Associted with tuberous sclerosis.

Most common type of gastric polyp is

True about hepatiits B –

True about degeneration/ demyelination of posterior column of cord in Tabes Dorsalis;
A-Areflexia,
B-Hypotonia,
C-Sensory ataxia,
D-Positive Romberg sign,
E-Loss of joint oposition sens

Secretin stimulation test used for –

The most common leukocytoclastic vasculitis affecting children is-

All of the following characteristics are found in pleural effusion fluid of a rheumatoid arthritis patient except :

Great mental depression rush of blood to head and left chest

Great falling of hair after chronic headache or at climacteric

Eyes burn, ache, feel strained; hot like balls of fire; spasm of lower lids

Complementary medicine is ‘Animal charcoal‘ is

Which medicine follows well after Arsenicum album in ascites of drunkards?

Medicine prepared from Indian bedbug is

Prover of Antim crudum

Suddenly remembers unimportant regions which he saw long ago‘ is the symptom of

Following are true about Kalmia latifolia except-
A-Common name is Mountain laurel,
B-Vertigo when looking up,
C- Severe stitching pain in right eye & orbit,
D-Pulse slow ,scarcely perceptible,
E-Follows spongia well in heart disease

In debility remaining after acute diseases; greater melting snow

Sea bathing aggravation is seen in

Acute granular conjuctivitis, scarlet-red, like raw beef, discharge profuse, muco-purulent

Complementary medicine of Sulphuricum acidum is

Which among the following is prepared from mineral spring water?

Always modifies and some times arrest ulceration and sloughing

Amelioration from loosening the garments

Which among the following doesn‘t follow each other?

Erethitic chlorosis, worse in winter

Sebaceous cyst occurs occur in all the following locations in body except

Hemorrhage commonly seen with trivial trauma in elderly –

Gall stone impacted causing intestinal
obstruction

Hemorrhage after thyroidectomy is due
to

Cleft palate is ideally repaired at

Most common location of breast cancer is

Perihepatic fibrosis occurring in Fitz Hugh Curtis Syndrome is due to

CA Breast may locally spread to all of the following muscles except

A patient presents with difficulty with swallowing liquids but not solids. The best investigation to make a diagnosis is

Rigler‘s sign is suggestive of

Most common cause of goiter in India is

Most common site for anal fissure is

Muttering delirium is seen with which toxicity?

Phossy jaws are seen in?

Last organ to putrefy in females is?

Tandem bullet is?

Source of hemorrhage in placenta praevia is

A hypertensive pregnant woman at 34 weeks comes with history of pain in abdomen, bleeding per vaginum and loss of fetal movements. On examination the uterus is contracted with increased uterine tone. Fetal heart sounds are absent. The most likely diagnosis is:

IOC to detect abnormally located placenta:

Commonest cause of first trimester abortion is:

Common causes of PROM are all except:

Meiosis occurs at which of the following transformation?

The opening in central tendon of diaphragm transmits:

In spinal cord, myelin sheath is formed by:

A needle pierces all the structures to drain hydrocoele of testis, except:

Given below are two statements.
Statement I: Popliteus muscle is called as peripheral heart Statement II: Popliteus acts as key of locked knee joint
In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below: 

Skin of anterior, medial and lateral sides of arm is supplied by all, except:

Venous emboli are most often lodged in:

Which is false about primary union?

Precipitated gamma chains are known as:

Cell wall deficient organisms are :

Persistent diarrhoea in AIDS is caused by all EXCEPT :
A) Microsporidia
B) Cryptosporidium parvum
C) Cryptococcus
D) Isospora belli
E) Giardia lambia

IL-I produces :

True regarding postmenopausal osteoporosis is:
A. Decreased vitamin D
B. Decreased serum calcium
C. Normal serum Triglycerides
D. Decreased vitamin C
E. Amenorrhea

Calcareous degeneration occurs most commonly in which type of fibroids:

Corpus luteum cyst occurs due to:

The following are the primary sites of acute gonococcal infection except:

Cervical hostility is tested by following except:

Arrange the following phases of Disaster Cycle in a logical sequence:
A. Rehabilitation
B. Mitigation
C. Disaster impact
D. Response

‘Rule of Halves’ is seen in:

Conventional Contraceptives are those which:

Amniocentesis to detect chromosomal abnormalities can be done as early as:

Emporiatrics refers to study of:

§18 deals with which one of the following

Which of the following are examples of Exciting causes,
A. Excesses in food
B. Miasmatic exploration
C. Physical irritations
D. Dwelling in marshy districts
E. Mental emotions

‘Homoeopathy can remove the symptoms, but disease remains’

Given below are two statements.
Statement I: Medicinal force acts as an unconditional force
Statement II: Disease force acts as an unconditional force
In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Which of the following is most incurable among all:

The third edition of Organon contains ____Aphorisms.

Arrange the following Kent‘s observations in their ascending order:
A. Full amelioration of symptoms but no relief to patient
B. Short amelioration
C. Short and quick aggravation followed by rapid improvement
D. First amelioration followed by aggravation
E. New symptoms appear after the remedy

All the following are introduced by J. T. Kent EXCEPT

Writings of Hahnemann’s in 1805 are all except:

No. of drugs in 2nd edition of Materia Medica Pura

Match the following editions of Organon with their importance:

Who said, “We often hear patients classified on snap judgement as a pulsatilla patient, a Nux vomica patient or perhaps a Phosphorus patient. Because of the general build and coloring associated with these remedies many mistakes have been made in prescribing on this so called type method”?

Match the following aphorisms with their corresponding contents:

Aggravation from rainy season is the symptom of:

Given below are two statements: one is labelled as Assertion A and the other is labelled as Reason R.
Assertion A: Mental diseases of doubtful origin is improved by friendly exhortations, consolatory arguments, sensible advice etc.,;
Reason R: As there is no real disease in those case, the real mental malady is aggravated by doing so.
In the light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below: 
 

In Kent repertory medicine for rubric Hypocrisy is

Introduction to Boger‘s card repertory is written by

“Given below are two statements:
Statement I:Paralysis of optic nerve is found in vision chapter in BTPB
Statement II: Paralysis of optic nerve is found in vision chapter in BBCR
In light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:”

Clinical repertory of Oscar.E.Boericke was published in the year

The study of evolution of a person from birth to present state is known as

Which of the following is largest card repertory

Clarke‘s repertory contains the following
A.Repertory of Causation
B.Repertory of Temperament
C.Repertory of Modalities
D.Repertory of Clinical relationship
In the above given statement choose the correct answer

In BBCR cross reference are given

Scarlet fever is found in which chapter of BTPB

What is the medicine for rubric ‘ Open hearted‘ in BBCR?

Which of the following is false
A.Repertory of throat by WJ Guernsey
B.Repertory of head JC.King
C.Repertory of Cough and Expectoration W.A.Yingling
D.Repertory of Urinary Organ by AR.Morgan
In the above given statement choose the correct answer

Klopfen & Pulsiren is used by Boenninghausen in reference to

Therapeutic of eye is written by

H.A Roberts Repertory on Sensation as if is a type of repertory

“Given below are two statements:
Statement I:Probably there has never been a thorough student of Boenninghausen than Dr.Boger
Statement II: This was said by L.D.Dhawale
In light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:”

Gentry‘s repertory is most useful in

In 1853 Dysentery and it‘s Homoeopathic treatment was written by

Medicine which belongs to the family Melanthaceae
A.Veratrum Viridae
B.Helonias
C.Conium mac
D.Cicuta Virosa
E.Veratrum album
In the above given statement choose the correct answer

Self Drugging carried to the degree of insanity

One cubic centimetre (1cc) is Equal to

“Given below are two statements:
Statement I:Vehicles are capable of carrying the dynamic Power of the drug safely to the interior
Statement II: Vehicle have some medicinal property
In light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:”

Globules must be stored in

Healthy adult cardiac reserve is ?

Guardian angel against obesity name given to?

What is the minimum fluid urine output for neutral solute balance?

SI unit of pressure is ?

Creatinine is formed from :
A.Glycine
B.Leucine
C.Arginine
D.Lysine
E.Methionine
In the above given statement choose the correct answer

In starvation, nitrogen is carried from muscle to liver and kidney by: