AFMC 2011
AFMC 2011 – MCQ 30
Earliest detection of hiv is by? A. p17 B. p24 C. gp41 D. gp120
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AFMC 2011
AFMC 2011 – MCQ 29
Jeffersons fracture involves? A. C1 B. C2 C. C4 D. C6
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AFMC 2011
AFMC 2011 – MCQ 28
Saddle back fever seen in? A. Typhoid B. Dengue C. Malaria D.
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MCQs
Microbiology MCQ 1
Which of the following is not true about Vibrio cholera? A. It is non halophilic B. Grows on simple media C. Man is the only natural host D.
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MCQs
Medicine MCQ 1
The most useful therapeutic agent in high altitude pulmonary oedema is: A. Nitrates B. Furosemide C. Digitalis D. Aminophylline Correct answer : Furosemide
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Biochemistry MCQs
Biochemistry MCQ 2
CAP in Lac operon is an example of: A. Positive regulator B. Negative regulator C. Constitutive expression D. Attenuation Correct answer : Positive regulator
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Cardiology
Kussmaul's sign – Causes, Mechanism
Kussmaul’s sign refers to the inspiratory increase in jugular venous pressure (or central venous pressure) Some sources consider Kussmaul’s sign as the absence of inspiratory fall in jugular
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Cardiology
Mechanism of inspiratory decrease in JVP
The jugular venous pressure falls during inspiration The mechanism is as follows During inspiration, there is increase in negative intrathoracic pressure This negative pressure is also transmitted into
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Cardiology
ECG changes in hyperkalemia
The ECG changes found in hyperkalemia are: Tall tented T waves Widening of PR interval and QRS complex Absence of P wave in extreme cases
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