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Anatomy of Tooth

Ameloblasts are cells that deposit A. Dentine B. Enamel C. Periosteum D. Epiphyses Odontoblasts produce...

Hypocalcemia

When treating hypocalcemia secondary to hypoparathyroidism treatment can be further intensified by all EXCEPT A....

Chloracne 

Most distinguishing histopathologic feature of chloracne is the lack of sebaceous glands Most significant environmental...

Urinalysis

Strenuous physical exercise should be avoided for at least ———- before the urine sample delivery...

Pseudohypokalemia

Pseudohypokalemia is seen in A. Conn’s syndrome B. Diabetic ketoacidosis C. Sampling errors D. Cushing’s...

Eczema

The hallmark of all eczematous eruptions is A. AcanthosisB. HyperkeratosisC. SpongiosisD. Xerosis The most frequently...

Nephrology MCQs-12

Most common causes of isolated microscopic haematuria A. Diabetic nephrosclerosis B. Hypertensive nephropathy C. IgA...

Podocytes

Podocytes are highly specialized cells of the A. Kidney B. Liver C. Spleen D. Intestinal...

Heart failure cells

Heart failure cells are A. Reticulocytes B. Endothelial cells C. Siderophages D. Type II Pneumocytes...

Dust cells

Alveolar Macrophage are called Dust cells Dust cells contain numerous secondary lysosomes and lipid droplets....

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