6) Which of the following is the most common of the congenital cardiac defects identified in children?

7) The feature of tetralogy of Falott are as under EXCEPT:

8) The severity of the clinical features of Fallot's teratology depends on:

1) The pathogenomic lesion of rheumatic myocarditis is the presence of

2) Acute rheumatic heart disease is associated with:

3) Complications of rheumatic heart disease include:

4) which of the following findings is least likely to be found In a patient with acute rheumatic fever:

1) Acute rheumatic endocarditis follows infections with:

2) Deformities secondary to rheumatic endocarditis most often affect the:

3) Congestive cardiac failure in the first attack of acute rheumatic fever usually results from:

4) Which of the following is a major manifestation (Jones criteria) of acute rheumatic fever except:

1) All of the following has provided evidence for the relationship between streptococcal infection and rheumatic fever except:

2) Characteristic features of acute rheumatic fever include all of the following except:

1) Which contain (s) bacteria in the cardiac lesions?

2) Which is pathognomonic of active rheumatic fever?

3) MacCallam's patch appears in the region of:

The following anti-emetic drug is useful in treatment of motion sickness:

The following drug has both anti-emetic and prokinetic effects:

The following purgative interferes with absorption of fat soluble vitamins: