Most potent H2 receptor antagonist
a)Cimetdine
b)Famotidne
c)Ranitidne
d)Nizatidine
Monday, 1 December 2014
Tuesday, 25 November 2014
Pathology (Parasitology)
dogs are sources of infection of which parasite
a)Ascaris lumbrocoid
b)Echinococus granulosus
c)Leishmania donovani
d)Taenia solium
a)Ascaris lumbrocoid
b)Echinococus granulosus
c)Leishmania donovani
d)Taenia solium
Pathology (Parasitology)
Liver abscess is a known complication of infection with:
a)Fasciola hepatica
b)Giardia lamblia
c)Shistosoma mansoni
d)Entamoeba histolytica
a)Fasciola hepatica
b)Giardia lamblia
c)Shistosoma mansoni
d)Entamoeba histolytica
Pharmacology (Anti Malarial)
Identify the durg which is used as a choice for non falciparum and falciparum sensitive malaria and can also be used as for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis
a)Chloroquine
b)Mefloquine
c)Primaquine
d)Proguanil
a)Chloroquine
b)Mefloquine
c)Primaquine
d)Proguanil
Pharmacology (Anti Protozoal)
Drug of choice for extra luminal amebiasis.
a)Metronidazole
b)Chloroquine
c)Diloxinade furaote
d)Paromomycin
e)emetine
a)Metronidazole
b)Chloroquine
c)Diloxinade furaote
d)Paromomycin
e)emetine
Oral Biology (Oral Mucosa)
Which of the following has heighest turn over rate
a)Skin
b)sulcular epithelium
c)Gut
d)Gingiva
e)cheek
a)Skin
b)sulcular epithelium
c)Gut
d)Gingiva
e)cheek
Pharmacology
Which of the following antifungal drug is used to treat onychomycosis
a)Ketoconazole
b)Itraconazole
c)Voriconazole
d)Posiconazole
e)Amphotericin B
a)Ketoconazole
b)Itraconazole
c)Voriconazole
d)Posiconazole
e)Amphotericin B
Pharmacology
Which of the following drug is administered intrathecally to treat fungal meningitis
a)Azoles
b)Amphotericin B
c)Echinocandins
d)Flucytosine
e)Griseofulvin
a)Azoles
b)Amphotericin B
c)Echinocandins
d)Flucytosine
e)Griseofulvin
Oral Biology
Regarding Temporomandibular joint
a)Articular disc divides the joint into upper and lower joint cavities
b)Gliding movement occurs in lower joint cavity
c)Hinge movement occurs in lower joint cavity
d)Disc is extension of capsule into joint cavity
a)Articular disc divides the joint into upper and lower joint cavities
b)Gliding movement occurs in lower joint cavity
c)Hinge movement occurs in lower joint cavity
d)Disc is extension of capsule into joint cavity
Pharmacology
Protamine can be used to to reverse the effect of
a)Heparin
b)Warfarin
c)Streptokinase
d)Rivaroxaban
e)Lepirudine
a)Heparin
b)Warfarin
c)Streptokinase
d)Rivaroxaban
e)Lepirudine
Sunday, 13 July 2014
Saturday, 5 July 2014
Pharmacology (Anti fungal agents)
A 32 year old male came to you having Mucormycosis. What would be the drug of choice to treat the patient..
a)Ketoconazole
b)Itraconazole
c)Posaonazole
d)Fluconazole
E)voriconazole
a)Ketoconazole
b)Itraconazole
c)Posaonazole
d)Fluconazole
E)voriconazole
Friday, 4 July 2014
Pathology (Basic Mycology)
Regarding Candida Albicans - the normal flora of oral cavity.
It is identified by presence/formation of:
a)Arthrospores
b)Chlamydospores
c)Blastospores
d)Sporongiospores
e)Zygospores
It is identified by presence/formation of:
a)Arthrospores
b)Chlamydospores
c)Blastospores
d)Sporongiospores
e)Zygospores
Sunday, 29 June 2014
Oral Biology (oral mucosa)
Which of the following layer(s) is/are absent in non masticatory mucosa
a)Stratum Corneum
b)Stratum Basale
c)Stratum Granulosum
d)Stratum Spinosum
a)Stratum Corneum
b)Stratum Basale
c)Stratum Granulosum
d)Stratum Spinosum
Oral Biology (oral mucosa)
Which of the following statement(s) is incorrect about Fordyces spot
a)It is a pathological process
b)It affects lining mucosa and causes its keratinization
c)It is just accumulation of subaceous glands
d)It is mostly seen in lining mucosa and gingiva.
a)It is a pathological process
b)It affects lining mucosa and causes its keratinization
c)It is just accumulation of subaceous glands
d)It is mostly seen in lining mucosa and gingiva.
Friday, 6 June 2014
Anatomy
which of the following duct opens laterally to frenulum of tongue
a stenson duct
b wharton's duct
c bartholin's duct
d none
a stenson duct
b wharton's duct
c bartholin's duct
d none
Monday, 2 June 2014
Physiology (Blood)
Which One of following Causes Microcytic Anemia :
a)Folate deficiency
b)B12 deficiency
c)Thalassemia
d)Aplastic anemia
e)Hypothyroidism
a)Folate deficiency
b)B12 deficiency
c)Thalassemia
d)Aplastic anemia
e)Hypothyroidism
Pathology
Regarding toxoplasmosis in humans:
a) becomes active in immuno-compromised patients
b) acute infection could be transmitted from mother to fetus
c) associated with cats
d) is mainly diagnosed by serological tests
e) all of the above
a) becomes active in immuno-compromised patients
b) acute infection could be transmitted from mother to fetus
c) associated with cats
d) is mainly diagnosed by serological tests
e) all of the above
Sunday, 1 June 2014
Pathology (Virology)
A 22 year old male has a severe sore throat. Findings on physical examination include an inflammed throat, swollen cervical lymph nodes, and an enlarged spleen. His heterophile aggutination test (Monospot test) is positive.
what is the diagnose of the following case..
a)cytomegalovirus
b)streptococcus pyogens
c)epstein barr virus
d)Herpes simple virus 1
e)a and b are correct
what is the diagnose of the following case..
a)cytomegalovirus
b)streptococcus pyogens
c)epstein barr virus
d)Herpes simple virus 1
e)a and b are correct
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