Doctors' Hub: FCPS Part- I (Medicine and Allied, Nov 2013, Section: 2 )

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Dr. Muzammil Irshad

Dr. Muhammad Imran Awan

Dr. Abdul Manan

101. A smoker and psychic patient is having treatment presented with pain abdomen and visible peristalsis and audible sounds on examination:

A. Psychogenic

B. Stomach CA

C. Pyloric stenosis

D. Intestinal obstruction

102. Which of the following suffers from fat necrosis in peritoneal cavity?

A. Acute pancreatitis

B. Gut gangrene

C. Brain

103. Which one only uses glucose?

A. Brain

B. Heart

C. Liver

D. Skeletal muscles

104. Soft palate has:

A. Stratified squamous non-cornified

B. Simple columnar

C. Stratified squamous cornified

105. Facial nerve supplies:

10. Stapedius muscles

B. Muscle of facial expression except orbicularis occuli

C. Sensation from the face

106. Thalmic lesion is associated with sensory modulation:

A. Hyperesthesia

B. Numbness

C. Hyperreflexia

107. Nutmeg liver devolps due to:

A. Passive congestion of liver

B. Active viral hepatitis

C. Portal hypertension

108. Which of the following is NOT true about portal vein:

A. Formed by superior and inferior mesenteric vein

B. Present on free end of lesser omentum

C. Has tributaries from right gastric

D. Has tributaries from superior epiploic vein

109. In aortic dissection:

A. Cystic medial necrosis

B. Hypertension

C. Athero sclerosis

D. Old age

110. Which of the following is blood born:

A. Hep B

B. Herpes simplex

C. TB

111. Dormal rami of spinal nerve supplies:

A. Extensor of trunk

B. Limbs

C. Flexor of neck

D. Skin of abdomen

114. Spinal nerve:

A. Exit through inter-vertebral foramina

B. They have motor and dorsal root anteriorly

C. Ventral horn contains ganglion

115. About thoracic nerves:

A. Carry sympathetic innervations

B. 12 intercostal nerves

C. Supply the skin of the abdomen only

D. Supply intercostals muscle only

116. Best site of lumber puncture:

A. Above L4

B. Above L2

C. Above L3

D. Below L5

117. Coarctation of aorta is associated with:

A. Constriction just after the subclavian artery

B. Dilatation below the coarctation

118. Down syndrome is associated with before the age of 40:

A. Alzheimer’s disease

119. Placenta:

A. Separates vessels in muscular layer from spongiosum

B. Separates vessels from many uterine arteries

C. Covered with amnion on fetal side

D. It is also called feto-chorionic

120. A patient is febrile and undergoing shock. Investigation shows P. aurignosa. The shock is dues to:

A. Endotoxin

B. Factor release

C. Toxic shock syndrome

D. Exotoxin

121. True about hyperplasia

A. Cells with rapid mitosis

B. Occurs in old age

C. Usually irreversible

122. Human is intermediate host in which of the following:

A. Hydatid cyst disease

B. Beef tape worm

C. Encylostoma duedinale

D. Ascaris

E. Trachonema vaginalis

123. Eosinophilia is not associated with:

A. IgM

B. Ascaris

C. Hey fever

D. Asthma

E. IgE

124. Heart does not show tetanization due to:

A. Increase refractory period

B. Prolonged intermodal delay

C. Decrease intracellular calcium

125. Which of the following is associated with treatment of vomiting, increases the contractility of lower esophageal sphincter and increases the motility of gut

A. Metoclopramide

126. Which of the following is NOT associated with Thyroid hormone?

A. Catabolism of muscle

B. Increase metabolic rate

C. Ionotropic effect

D. Bone maturation

E. Anabolism of fatty acids

127. Which of the following has highest clearance?

A. Inulin

B. PAH

C. Glucose

D. Na

128. Lesion of common peroneal nerve, inability to:

A. Eversion

B. Plantar flexion

C. Plantar flexion of big toe

D. Inversion

E. Medial side sensation

129. Eversion/inversion occurs at:

A. Subtallar joint

B. Tibiofibular joint

C. Ankle joint

130. 15 years old boy present with bleeding :

A. 20 x 10⁹

B. Platelet count 90 x 10⁹

131. In boy the most common cause of petechial rash on oral mucosa and skin after pancreatectomy is due to:

A. Decrease absorption of vitamin K in gut

B. Decrease iron

C. Decrease absorption of vitamin C in gut

132. Sarcomere lies between

A. Z disc

B. H lines

C. M lines

133. A boy present with complaint of pain abdomen, diagnosed as a case of appendicitis and appendicectomy was done. What would you look on biopsy?

A. Neutrophils

B. Eosinophils

C. Lymphocytes

D. Plasma cells

134. Antibodies are produced by:

A. Plasma cells

B. Mast cells

C. T cells

D. Neutrophils

135. Spinal nerves

A. Originate from neural crest cells

B. Ventral rami supply the limbs

136. A yellow fever case occurring in area of non-endemic is called:

A. Sporadic

B. Endemic

C. Pandemic

137. Which one produces severe reaction while transfusion?

A. A- to A +

B. O to AB

C. A to AB

137. A woman with obstructive jaundice, which of the following is marker?

A. Gamma glutamyl transferase

B. ALP

C. AST

D. ALT

138. Ribosomes

A. Site of protein synthesis

B. Attached with ER and synthesize cytoplasmic protein

C. Present in cytoplasm and synthesize protein

D. Synthesize messenger RNA

139. Pain epigastrium due to gastric ulcer carried by:

A. Greater splanchnic nerve

B. Lesser splanchnic nerve

C. Least splanchnic nerve

140. Stony dull percussion note on anterior chest:

A. Pleural effusion

B. Thickened parietal pleura

C. Thickened visceral pleura

D. Pneumothorax

141. Creatinin clearance: Plasma creatine = 1.12; Urine creatine = 1.44; Total urine =? Creatinine clearance clearance?

A. 1.68 L/m

B. 168 L/D

C. 1.44 L/m

D. 1.16 L/m

E. Cannot be calculated with these values

142. Which is the following is true about BP study. N = 75; Mean BP= 80 mmHg; SD = 10. How many percentages have blood pressure greater than 10 mmHg?

A. 48%

B. 64%

C. 16%

D. 84%

E. 96%

143. In distribution curve, which of the following is most likely?

A. Normal distribution

B. Distribution on right side +ive peak

C. Distribution on left side +ive peak

144. Life of platets:

A. 10 days

B. About 1 week

C. 2-4 days

D. About 1 month

145. About RBCs

A. Destroy in spleen when are old

B. Life is 3 weeks

146. A 25 years old lady has complaint of weakness, dysphagia, Hh = 6 mg/dl, MCV= 70. She is having target cells in peripheral blood film: Diagnosis?

A. Iron deficiency

B. Anemia of chronic disease

C. Thallassemia intermedia

147. A 60 years old patient present with dysphagia and biopsy of mid-esophagus shows squamous cell CA. Condition associated with it is:

A. Chronic alcoholism

B. Behaviour disease

C. Mallory Weis tear

148. Perinephric fat and kidney is enclosed by:

A. Geota’s fascia

B. Gillson’s fascia

C. Peritonium

D. Triangular ligament

E. Coronary ligament

149. Lungs receive blood at rest in liter per minute

A. 5

B. 3

C. 4

D. 2

E. 6

150. Staging of tumour is related with:

A. Invasive extent

B. Cellular atypia

C. Hyperchromia

D. Mitotic bodies

151. Venous return decreases in:

A. Skeletal muscle paralysis

B. Veno-constriction

C. Increase blood pressure

D. Increase cardiac output

152. During the increase in HR, which of the following occurs?

A. Diastolic period decrease more as compared to systolic period

B. Systolic period decreases and diastolic remains constant

C. Diastolic decreases and systolic remains constant

D. Systolic period decreases as diastolic

E. No change

153. A lady presents with bilateral diplopia worsening on evening. Which test is most appropriate to diagnose the case?

A. Antibodies to acetylcholine receptors

B. Tensillon test

C. Nerve conduction study

D. EMG

154. Myasthenia gravis ai improved by:

A. Anticholinestases

B. Chilinesterases

C. Acetylecholine transferases

D. Acetyle CoA

155. Most appropriate function of sternocleidomastoid muscle:

A. Turns the neck to the opposite side against resistance

B. Turns the neck to the same side against resistance

C. Flexes the neck

D. Extends the neck

156. After trauma, patient loses sensory sensations on the lateral palmar surface of the hand and unable to flex index finger. Lesion in:

A. Median nerve

B. Radial nerve

C. Ulnar nerve

D. Axillary nerve

E. Musculocutaneous nerve

157. Most appropriate for the diagnosis of SLE is?

A. Ds DNA

B. Nuclear protein

C. Rh0 antibodies

D. Endomycial antibodies

E. Antinuclear antibodies

158. Reversal of MGSO4 :

A. CaCl2

B. Bicarbonate

C. Proteins

D. Phosphate

159. Sojogren syndrome is most likely associated with:

A. Scleroderma

B. SLE

C. Rheumatoid arthritis

D. Thyroiditis

E. Ceiliac disease

160. A patient comes with leratitis, arthritis, xerosmia. Diagnosis?