MCQ – Medicine – Set 2

Answer true or false for each statement given.

Recognized features of ITP:
a) A normal platelet life span.



b) A palpable spleen in majority of cases.



c) Absence of megakaryocyte in the bone marrow.



d) A poor response to corticosteroid in majority of cases.



e) Lymphadenopathy.



Regarding COAD:
a) Oxyge should be given to increase SaO2 > 90% during acute attack.



b) Combine beta 2 agonist ad anticholinergic has synergistic effect.



c) The am of PaO2 is of 80mmHg if patient on long term oxygen therapy.



d) Patient in long term oxygen therapy, an increase of 1 litre/minute is required during sleep and exercise.



e) Presence of cor pulmonale associated with reduced survival.



Clubbing is present in:
a) Acute infective endocarditis.



b) Cor pulmonale.



c) Neonate with tetralogy of fallot.



d) Cystic fibrosis.



e) Acute suppurative lung disease.



Stastically it has been shown that cigarrette smoking decrease the incidence of the following:
a) Farmer’s lung.



b) Parkinson’s disease.



c) Endometrial cancer.



d) Ulcerative collitis.



e) Alzheimer’s disease.



Carcinoma of the following sites are characterized by osteolytic bone secondaries:
a) Thyroid.



b) Colon.



c) Breast.



d) Prostate.



e) Myeloma.





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