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AFMC 2011 – MCQ 16

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 16

Dose of rifampicin in children (in mg/kg/day) is? A. 5 B. 10 C. 15 D. 20

Surgery MCQ 2

The most important prognostic factor in breast carcinoma is: A. Histological grade of tumour B. Stage of tumour at time of diagnosis C. Status of estrogen and progesterone

Surgery MCQ 1

Commonest cause for pulsion diverticulum of the urinary bladder is? A. Benign enlargement of prostate B. Fibrous prostate C. Contracture of bladder neck D. Stricture urethra Correct answer

Factors responsible for malignant transformation in undescended testis

Factors responsible for malignant transformation in undescended testis

There is 40 times increased risk for malignant transformation in an undescended testis compared to testis located within the scrotum. The factors responsible for malignant transformation in undescended

Varicocele is more common in left side – Mechanism

Varicocele is more common in left side – Mechanism

Varicocele is more commonly seen in the left side because of 3 reasons The left testicular vein opens at a right angle to the left renal vein The

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 15

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 15

Which among the following is a sesamoid bone? A. Patella B. C. D. Correct answer: Patella

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 14

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 14

Painful red eye seen in all except? A. Acute iridocyclitis B. Corneal ulcer C. Vitreous detachment D.

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 13

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 13

Which rash has vesicular appearance? A. Measles B. Chickenpox C. D.

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 12

AFMC 2011 – MCQ 12

Which rash is pleomorphic? A. Measles B. Chickenpox C. Herpes D.

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