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Of the following opioid analgesic, have lowest efficacy?
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14%
Morphine
38%
Codiene
14%
Fentanyl
13%
Phetidine
21%
Buprenorphine
Which of the following receptors is NOT rapidly adapting?
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18%
Meissner corpuscles
31%
Merkel discs
32%
Hair end organs
19%
Pacinian corpuscles
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In congenital toxoplasmosis about 12% of the babies will have visual handicaps, which is clinically present as
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4%
Endophthalmitis
23%
Opthalmic neonatorum
65%
Chorioretinitis
5%
Blepharitis
2%
Dacryocystitis
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Final end product in the catabolism of dopamine?
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22%
Homovanillic acid
12%
Dopac
37%
Vanillylmandelic acid
15%
3methoxytyramine
15%
Epinephrine
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which of the following is a grade 4 tumor?
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29%
glioblastoma
20%
diffuse astrocytoma
45%
anaplasic astrocytoma
6%
none
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The most common endocrinopathy associated with congenital rubella syndrome is
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18%
Addison disease.
35%
DM.
6%
gigantism.
32%
hypothyroidism.
9%
Cushing syndrome.
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Which of the following is characterized by high neutrophils, greater protien and low glucose content in the CSF?
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69%
Bacterial meningitis
9%
Aseptic mengitis
12%
Tuberculous meningitis
10%
All
1
The growth of a primordial to primary to secondary follicle is dependent on FSH.
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77%
True
23%
False
Which hormone(s) initiate(s) the growth of pubic and axillary hair?
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15%
ACTH
34%
FSH and LH
10%
IGF-1
41%
DHEA and DHEA-S
In a patient with Cushing syndrome, which of the following is unlikely to be seen in the adrenals?
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32%
Cortical atrophy
14%
Diffuse hyperplasia
13%
Macronodular hyperplasia
13%
Micronodular hyperplasia
18%
Neoplasm
11%
NONE
1
The form of Cushing syndrome in which cortisol secretion is suppressed by low dose dexamethasone is
Anonymous Quiz
35%
pituitary Cushing syndrome.
45%
adrenal Cushing syndrome.
14%
ectopic Cushing syndrome.
7%
NONE
Developmentally, which cranial nerve originates from the metencephalon but moves to the mesencephalon?
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18%
Trochlear nerve
29%
Oculomotor nerve
24%
Optic nerve
13%
Olfactory nerve
16%
The first two choices
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A 64-year-old diabetic undergoes coronary angiography. Baseline creatinine 1.0 mg/dL increases to 2.1 mg/dL at 48 hours. Urine microscopy shows muddy brown granular casts. Most likely diagnosis?
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22%
Acute interstitial nephritis
13%
Prerenal azotemia
61%
Acute tubular necrosis
4%
Postrenal obstruction
ICU patient with septic shock develops AKI.
FeNa >2%, muddy casts present. Primary mechanism?
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10%
Renal vasoconstriction only
67%
Tubular epithelial injury
20%
Immune complex deposition
3%
Ureteric obstruction
Hypovolemic patient receives adequate fluids, yet oliguria continues and FeNa rises to 3%. What transition occurred?
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10%
Hepatorenal syndrome
14%
Acute cortical necrosis
55%
Ischemic acute tubular necrosis
11%
Obstructive uropathy
10%
Acute Interstitial Necrosis
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A 45-year-old man with a history of alcohol-induced acute pancreatitis presents 6 weeks later with persistent epigastric fullness and early satiety. CT scan shows a 7-cm well-defined fluid collection adjacent to the pancreas with a mature wall. Next step?
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16%
Immediate surgical resection
16%
Observation only
32%
Endoscopic drainage
8%
Start IV antibiotics only
27%
Percutaneous aspiration without catheter