Nikolskiy′s phenomenon
Nikolskiy′s phenomenon What is the difference between “Nikolskiy phenomenon” and Nikolskiy′s sign? “Nikolskiy phenomenon” The...
Nikolskiy′s phenomenon What is the difference between “Nikolskiy phenomenon” and Nikolskiy′s sign? “Nikolskiy phenomenon” The...
Olfleck’s phenomenon is seen in [A] Lichen planus[B] Psoriasis[C] Actinic keratosis[D] Darier’s disease MECHANISM of...
De Ritis ratio is the ratio between the concentrations of [A] AST / ALT[B] CK-MB...
Most common form of non-haemolytic hyperbilirubinaemia [A] Rotor’s syndrome[B] Gilbert’s syndrome[C] Crigler–Najjar syndrome[D] Dubin–Johnson syndrome
Jaundice is usually clinically detectable when the plasma bilirubin is more than [A] 0.5 mg...
Which of the following is the ‘Artery of Wollschlaeger and Wollschlaeger’ [A] Occipital artery[B] Single...
ALL are TRUE about Azygos anterior cerebral artery EXCEPT [A] Single A1 segment of the...
Arteria termatica of Wilder originates from [A] Basilar artery[B] Middle cerebral artery[C] Posterior communicating artery[D]...
The Vidian artery is also called as [A] Basilar artery[B] Artery of epistaxis[C] Pharyngeal branch...
Artery of Salmon is a branch of [A] Basilar artery[B] Middle cerebral artery[C] Vertebral artery[D]...
Artery of Percheron is a branch of [A] Anterior cerebral artery[B] Middle cerebral artery[C] Posterior...
McConnell’s capsular arteries arise from [A] Suprascapular artery[B] Middle cerebral artery[C] Circumflex femoral arteries[D] Internal...
Recurrent artery of Heubner Recurrent artery of Heubner is a branch of [A] Anterior cerebral...
1. Which of the following is the hallmark ECG feature of Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome? A....
WPW syndrome is a disorder characterized by all of the following EXCEPT [A] Preexcitation on...
Why individuals with Congenital heart disease associated due to Down Syndrome are more prone for...
Transient myeloproliferative disease usually develops in [A] Marfan syndrome[B] Down syndrome[C] Turnor syndrome[D] Patau syndrome...
All are about Krückmann-Wolfflin bodies EXCEPT Krückmann-Wolfflin bodies compared to Brushfield spots of trisomy 21...
Brushfield spots seen in [A] Marfan syndrome[B] Down syndrome[C] Turnor syndrome[D] Patau syndrome Brushfield spots...
Myelopathy in Down syndrome is usually caused by [A] Spinal stenosis[B] Atlanto-axial instability[C] Lumbar lordosis[D] Autoimmune...
Medicine Question Bank Characteristics in Down syndrome Most commonly seen characteristics in Down syndrome [A]...
All are TRUE about Down syndrome EXCEPT [A] Intellectual disabilities[B] Low Social awareness [C] Increased...
Manning criteria are a diagnostic algorithm used in the diagnosis of [A] Marfan syndrome[B] Down...
Most common chromosomal abnormality [A] Marfan syndrome[B] Down syndrome[C] Turnor syndrome[D] Patau syndrome Types of...
Parents of the affected individual are usually [A] Genetically normal[B] Genetically Mosaic [C] Genetically have...
Most common type of Down syndrome [A] Trisomy 21[B] Mosaic Down syndrome[C] Robertsonian deletion[D] Translocation...
Which of the following is FALSE about Congenital defect [A] defect present at birth[B] may...
Myocardial bridging (MB) is a ————- coronary artery anomaly [A] Hereditary[B] Congenital[C] Genetic[D] Acquired Congenital...
Ghent criteria is used in diagnosis of [A] Rheumatoid arthritis[B] Turnor syndrome[C] Marfans Syndrome[D] Wegener...
Triad of sinusitis, pulmonary infiltrates, and nephritis [A] Rheumatoid arthritis[B] SLE[C] IgA nephropathy[D] Wegener granulomatosis...
most common cause of glomerulonephritis [A] Minimal change disease[B] Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis[C] IgA nephropathy[D] Membranous...

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