2.Differential diagnosis of acute flaccid paralysis

a) Transverse myelitis
b) GBS
c) Snake bite
d) Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
e) Periodic paralysis 

3.In idiopathic parkinson’s diseas

a) Increased dopaminergic activity in substantia niigra
b) Dysphagia is known to occur
c) MAO – B inhibitors are used in treatment
d) Tremor is initially unilateral
e) The patient should be bed ridden to prevent recurrent falls 

4.True or false regarding features of lateral medullary syndrome

a) Palatal weakness
b) Ipsilateral pain and temperature loss in face
c) Ipsilateral Horner’s syndrome
d) Ipsilateral cerebellar symptoms
e) Contralateral hemoanaesthesia in limbs 

5.The cerebellum is affected by the following conditions

a) Chronic alcoholism
b) Hypothyroidism
c) Malaria
d) Motor neuron disease
e) Multiple sclerosis 

6.True or false regarding west syndrome

a) Partial seizures are characteristic
b) Associated with mental retardation
c) The characteristic EEG pattern is seen
d) Effectively treated with ACTH
e) Occurs in 2-4 years of age 

7.Features of expanding Right temporal region EDH

a) Bradycardia
b) Hypertension
c) Reduced level of consciousness
d) Dilated right lateral ventricle
e) Contralateral hemiplegia 

8.True or false regarding cluster headache

a) More common in women than men
b) Bifrontal headache is a feather
c) Red eye with lacrimation can be seen
d) Papilloedema is a feature
e) LiCO3 is given in treatment 

9.Following drugs can be used in the treatment of Status Epilepticus

a) IV diazepam
b) Rectal paraldehyde
c) IV phenoparbitoner
d) IV Na valporate
e) IM phenytoin 

10.The following features are helpful to differentiate between true epilepsy and hysterical attacks of a young woman

a) Presence of urinary incontinence
b) Lack of concern about the attacks
c) Nocturnal attracts
d) Increased serum prolactin level following the attack
e) Resistance to passive movements positive