Final MMBS Medicine MCQs
( True / False type )
01). True / False
a) SLE – episcleritis
b) Ankylosing spondylitis – iritis
c) Rheumatoid arthritis – Atlanto axial subluxation
d) SLE – Apical pulmonary fibrosis
02. Hypothyroidism
a) Grave’s disease when treated with Carbimazole, remission is rare.
b) Diffuse goitre is treated with subtotal thyroidectomy.
c) Radioactive Iodine is contraindicated in pregnancy.
d) Carbimazole, when given in multi nodular goitre commonly induce a remission.
e) For sub acute thyroiditis, beta blocker therapy can be used alone.
03. Following infections and carcinomas are correctly matched.
a) HIV – Kaposi’s sarcoma
b) EBV – Burkit’s lymphoma
c) CMV – Colonic carcinoma
d) Hepatitis C – Hepatocellular carcinoma
e) Helicobactor pylori – Gastric carcinoma
04. Regarding complete heart block
a). Irregular cannon a waves
b). Dissociation of waves and QRS complexes in ECG
c). Varying intensity of 1st heart sound
d). Mid diastolic murmur at apex
e). Syncopal attacks as presenting complaint
05.60 year old patient presents with right sided hemipariesis. Management of the 1st 24hr of this patient includes
a). Clopidogrel + Aspirin combination
b). Contrast enhanced CT brain
c). Phenytoin
d). 5% dextrose IV
e). ECG with rhythm strip
06. T/F Regarding portal hypertension
a). Thrombocytopenia is a common sequale
b). Extrahepatic causes are common in elderly
c). Splenomegaly is a cardinal physical sign
d). Venous hum can heard over the abdomen
e). Hepatic vein thrombosis is a cause
07. Which of the following predisposes to GORD
a). Smoking
b). Pregnancy
c). Metochlopromide
d). Systemic sclerosis
e). Achalasia cardia
08. Abnormalities seen in CRF
a). Intravascular volume contraction
b). Hyperphospatemia
c). Hyperuricaemia
d). Hypertriglyceridemia
e). Hypernatremia
09. Regarding ARF which of the following are correctly matched
a). RBC cast – AGN
b). Field full pus cells – Pyelonephritis
c). Microscopic haematuria – Leptospirosis
d). Jaundice/ bleeding tendency - Hepatorenal syndrome
10. Clinical and biochemical features of minimal change disease
a). Proteinurea >3g/24hrs
b). Gross oedema
c). Microscopic haematuria
d). High LDL cholesterol
e). Venous thrombosis