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[Arjun]

Here are some fill in the blanks
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The most feared complication of Thrombangitis obliterans (TAO) is ............................

Burger's disease is also known as ....................................

TAO occurs most commonly in .......................................

The most apparent and most distal loss in function due to radial nerve injury is ...............................

The dorsalis pedis pulse lies in between ......................................

The longest nerve in the body is .........................................

Foot drop occurs in ...................................

Reactive myeloid series proliferation can be differentiated from malignant neoplasm by the following biochemical test .....................................

The most modern marker in diagnosing Acute Myocardial Infarction is serum ....................

Sickel cell anaemia can be managed by the promotion of formation of fetal hemoglobin HbF by using the drug .................................

Iron over load due to repeated transfusions can be termed as .........................

The drug given intra-thecally for the management of leukaemia is ....................

Drug which must never be given in Neurocysticercosis is ...........................

The most feared complication of Infectious mononucleosis is .......................

The Epstein Barr Virus causes the following diseases ......................, ........................ and ..............................

The rate limiting enzyme in cholesterol biosynthesis is .............................

The drug which is commonly used to hault cholesterol biosynthesis by inhibiting the rate limiting enzyme is ..................................

LDL is (good/bad) ...................... please choose one

Systemic Lupus Erythromatosus (SLE) is an .......................... disease

Person who contributed a lot to the understanding of autoimmune diseases is ...............................

Hero of the Mahabharat war was ........................ (this question is optional!!!!!)

[Arjun]

Originally Posted by Arjun

Here are some fill in the blanks
The answers will be made online soon

The most feared complication of Thrombangitis obliterans (TAO) is ............................

Burger's disease is also known as ....................................

TAO occurs most commonly in .......................................

The most apparent and most distal loss in function due to radial nerve injury is ...............................

The dorsalis pedis pulse lies in between ......................................

The longest nerve in the body is .........................................

Foot drop occurs in ...................................

Reactive myeloid series proliferation can be differentiated from malignant neoplasm by the following biochemical test .....................................

The most modern marker in diagnosing Acute Myocardial Infarction is serum ....................

Sickel cell anaemia can be managed by the promotion of formation of fetal hemoglobin HbF by using the drug .................................

Iron over load due to repeated transfusions can be termed as .........................

The drug given intra-thecally for the management of leukaemia is ....................

Drug which must never be given in Neurocysticercosis is ...........................

The most feared complication of Infectious mononucleosis is .......................

The Epstein Barr Virus causes the following diseases ......................, ........................ and ..............................

The rate limiting enzyme in cholesterol biosynthesis is .............................

The drug which is commonly used to hault cholesterol biosynthesis by inhibiting the rate limiting enzyme is ..................................

LDL is (good/bad) ...................... please choose one

Systemic Lupus Erythromatosus (SLE) is an .......................... disease

Person who contributed a lot to the understanding of autoimmune diseases is ...............................

Hero of the Mahabharat war was ........................ (this question is optional!!!!!)

Hey Guys and Gals,
Here are the answers

The most feared complication of Thrombangitis obliterans (TAO) is GANGRENE OF THE TOES

Burger's disease is also known as TAO

TAO occurs most commonly in CHRONIC CIGARETTE SMOKERS

The most apparent and most distal loss in function due to radial nerve injury is WRIST DROP

The dorsalis pedis pulse lies in between TENDONS OF EXTENSOR HALLUCIS LONGUS AND EXTENSOR DIGITORUM LONGUS

The longest nerve in the body is VAGUS

Foot drop occurs in INJURY OF THE COMMON PERONEAL NERVE

Reactive myeloid series proliferation can be differentiated from malignant neoplasm by the following biochemical test NAP SCORE

The most modern marker in diagnosing Acute Myocardial Infarction is serum TROPONINS

Sickel cell anaemia can be managed by the promotion of formation of fetal hemoglobin HbF by using the drug HYDROXYUREA

Iron over load due to repeated transfusions can be termed as HEMOCHROMATOSIS

The drug given intra-thecally for the management of leukaemia is METHOTREXATE

Drug which must never be given in Neurocysticercosis is ALBENDAZOLE

The most feared complication of Infectious mononucleosis is SPLEEN RUPTURE

The Epstein Barr Virus causes the following diseases BURKITTS LYMPHOMA, NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA and GLANDULAR FEVER

The rate limiting enzyme in cholesterol biosynthesis is HMG CoA REDUCTASE

The drug which is commonly used to hault cholesterol biosynthesis by inhibiting the rate limiting enzyme is STATINS

LDL is (good/bad) BAD please choose one

Systemic Lupus Erythromatosus (SLE) is an AUTOIMMUNE disease

Person who contributed a lot to the understanding of autoimmune diseases is LEONARD GLYNN

[Positive_Atitude]

Thankyou Arjun for posting valuable information it will really help us for our final exam that is just round the corner

[de.malady]

thankyeverymuch -Arjun-, very good collection here frm your side..

[chetnarayan]

thanx arjun for your gr8 job.

hope you will continue with such useful materials.

[Arjun]

A brief outline of the seqential changes in AMI are
First week ......................
Second week ......................
Third week ......................
Fourth week ......................

Complications of Myocardial infarction
1 ................................
2 ................................
3 ................................
4 ................................
5 ................................
6 ................................
7 ................................
8 ................................

Rheumatic heart diseases follows a preceding streptococcal infection of the throat and URT caused by Beta hemolytic streptococci of Lancefield group ...........

MacCallum's patches are found in .......................

Syndenham's chorea is also known as ..................... dance which occurs particularly in (boys / girls ?)

In Monkebergs medial calcific sclerosis the ................... layer is not involved

FOAM cells are found in ..........................

BARR bodies are found in ........................ (male/female/both/none)

The RETICULOCYTE count is an indicator of ...................... functioning

Whooping cough is caused by the microorganism .................................

The first heart transplant was done by ...................................

The CT scan was discovered by Sir .................... ..................... in ....................

The USG was discovered by a Gynaecologist of ........................

The Institute of Medicine is located in .............................. Nepal

The Institute of Neurology is located in ............................. England

The National Hospital for Neurology and Allied Sciences is located in .................... Kathmandu Nepal

Nepal's Father of Opthalmology is Professor ..................................

Nepal's Father of Nephrology is ..................................................

The war of the Mahabharat lasts for ................. days

[Positive_Atitude]

Knock Knock

Who's there ?

I think its time to get up 9th Batch students

[bharat]

here is some of my try please corret if i am wrong
1.A brief outline of the seqential changes in AMI are
First week ....... Bright yellow to yellow green Being of resorption of necrosed fibres by macrophages onset of soft fibrovascular response neutrophils gradually disappear............
Second week .... Red-purple periphery Necrosed muscle mostly removed, neutrophils disappear fibrocollagenic tissue at the periphary
Third week . Red-purple periphery Necrosed muscles from larger infarcts removed more in growth of fibrocollagenic tissue.
Fourth week ...... hin, grey-white, hard, shrunken fibrous scar. Increased fibrocollagenic tissue. decreased vascularity fewer pigmented macrophages lymphocytes and plasma cells
2.Complications of Myocardial infarction
short term
1 arrhythmias due to involve involvement of conduction tissue...
2. Left ventricular failure..
3 Rupture of myocardium – external (majority) and internal (minor).
4 Papilary muscle dysfunction..
5 Mural thrombosis and acute paricarditis..
long term
6 chronic intractableleft heart failure due to inadequate pumping.
7 Ventricular aneurysm( in 10% of long term survivors)..
8 Recurent Midue to underlying coronary artery insufficiency
9.Dressler’s syndrome:- A form of autoimmunemediated pericarditisassociated with high ESR,develops in only few cases afterinfraction

3.Rheumatic heart diseases follows a preceding streptococcal infection of the throat and URT caused by Beta hemolytic streptococci of Lancefield group ..A.
4.MacCallum's patches are found in ..... Rheumatic fever
5.Syndenham's chorea is also known as ... St. Vitus Dance................... dance which occurs particularly in (boys / girls ?) Affects females about twice as often as males
6.In Monkebergs medial calcific sclerosis the ..intima................. layer is not involved.
7. FOAM cells are found in ..lipid laden macrophage..........( Verruciform Xanthoma.).
8. BARR bodies are found in ......female.................. (male/female/both/none)
(The condensed, inactive X-chromosome found in the nuclei of somatic
cells of most female mammals)
9. The RETICULOCYTE count is an indicator of ......bone marrow...functioning
(indicater of erythropoiesis)

10. Whooping cough is caused by the microorganism .... bacterium Bordetella pertussis
11. The first heart transplant was done by ...... 1967 by South African
surgeon Christiaan Bernard (1922-2001), on December 3 . The recipient was Louis Washkansky
12. The CT scan was discovered by Sir .
CT was discovered independently by a British engineer named Sir Godfrey Hounsfield and Dr. Alan Cormack.................. in ..around 1970 I don’t know but they got nobel prise for it on 1979 both the scientist got prize
13. The USG was discovered by a Gynaecologist of ..i dont know?
14. The Institute of Medicine is located in ....Mharajganj...Nepal
15. The Institute of Neurology is located in ... Queen Square, London,...(it is part of UCL).. England
16. The National Hospital for Neurology and Allied Sciences is located in ..(khoi tyo kura upendra devkota lai sodnu parla hahah.. .................. Kathmandu Nepal

17.Nepal's Father of Opthalmology is Professor .....(may be Jacques Daviel (Normandy) idont know..
these two options for other friends hai tini haru lai pani te chance dinu paryo ni .....hahah haine re
18.Nepal's Father of Nephrology is .....Dr. Pushkar Raj Satyal...........

19.The war of the Mahabharat lasts for ................. days

[bharat]

Originally Posted by Arjun

A brief outline of the seqential changes in AMI are
First week ......................
Second week ......................
Third week ......................
Fourth week ......................

Complications of Myocardial infarction
1 ................................
2 ................................
3 ................................
4 ................................
5 ................................
6 ................................
7 ................................
8 ................................

Rheumatic heart diseases follows a preceding streptococcal infection of the throat and URT caused by Beta hemolytic streptococci of Lancefield group ...........

MacCallum's patches are found in .......................

Syndenham's chorea is also known as ..................... dance which occurs particularly in (boys / girls ?)

In Monkebergs medial calcific sclerosis the ................... layer is not involved

FOAM cells are found in ..........................

BARR bodies are found in ........................ (male/female/both/none)

The RETICULOCYTE count is an indicator of ...................... functioning

Whooping cough is caused by the microorganism .................................

The first heart transplant was done by ...................................

The CT scan was discovered by Sir .................... ..................... in ....................

The USG was discovered by a Gynaecologist of ........................

The Institute of Medicine is located in .............................. Nepal

The Institute of Neurology is located in ............................. England

The National Hospital for Neurology and Allied Sciences is located in .................... Kathmandu Nepal

Nepal's Father of Opthalmology is Professor ..................................

Nepal's Father of Nephrology is ..................................................

The war of the Mahabharat lasts for ................. days

this was good collection of fillin blanks well i was unaware if it before but now i have given one try please check the answer and correct me ok.