AIPPG Paper 2002 (Part 15 of 25)

PrePG AIPGE
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Wide split S2 is seen in

  1. Endocardial cushion defect

  2. Ebstien anomaly

  3. Transposition of great vessels

  4. Anomalous origin of pulmonary artery

  5. Truncus arteriosis

  • True about Hepatocellular carcinoma is/are

    1. Most commonly associated with HBV/HCV

    2. Cirrhosis is usually predisposing

    3. Fibrolamellar variety is not associated with cirrhosis

    4. Less propensity of vascular invasion

    5. Alcoholic cirrhosis does not predispose to cancer

  • Immunoflourence test in skin is positive in

    1. Scabies

    2. Lichen planus

    3. Pemphigus vulgaris

    4. Erythema Multiforme

    5. Atopic dermatitis

  • Mucous lesions are seen in

    1. Secondary syphilis

    2. Dermatitis herpetiformis

    3. Psoriasis

    4. Pemphigus

    5. Porphyria

  • Loosers zones are seen

    1. Osteoporosis

    2. Hyperparathyrodism

    3. Osteomalacia

    4. Multiple myeloma

    5. Pagets

  • Osteoarthritis commonly involves

    1. Proximal interphalengeal joint

    2. Distal interphalyngeal joint

    3. 1st carpophalegeal joint

    4. Wrist joint

    5. Distal radioulnar joint

  • Early morning stiffness is seen in

    1. Osteoarthritis

    2. Ankylosing spondylitis

    3. Rheumatoid arthritis

    4. SLE associated arthritis

    5. Psoriasis

  • Fracture of talus without displacement in X ray would give rise to

    1. Avascular necrosis of Body of talus

    2. Avascular necrosis of neck of talus

    3. Osteoarthritis of ankle

    4. Osteonecrosis of head of talus

  • McMurray's test is positive in damage to

    1. Anterior cruciate ligament

    2. Posterior cruciate ligament

    3. Medial semilunar cartilage

    4. Lateral semilunar cartilage

    5. Popliteal bursa

  • In anterior cruciate ligament tear which of the following tests are positive

    1. Lachmans Test

    2. Mcmurray's test

    3. Pivot test

    4. Anterior drawers test