Q2381.
⦁ A gardener was accidentally poisoned by a weed killer that inhibits acetylcholinesterase. Which of the following alterations in neurochemical transmission at brain cholinergic synapses is the most likely result of this poisoning?

Q2382.
⦁ In preparation for a procedure to remove the fingernail on an index finger, the physician would most likely anesthetize a branch of the?

Q2383.
⦁ The gallbladder of a 51-year-old female patient is characterized by the presence of multiple gallstones, consistent with the diagnosis of cholecystitis. Which of the following tests would be anticipated to be positive in this patient?

Q2384.
⦁ For the bithermal caloric test, a measure of vestibular sensitivity, warm or cold water is introduced into the ear. This often causes vertigo and nausea as a side effect as a result of which of the following?

Q2385.
⦁ A newly joined junior resident in pediatrics started a third generation IV cephalosporin for gram negative infection to a 15 day old baby. The baby developed jaundice after that. Which of the following would be responsible for jaundice?

Q2386.
⦁ There is a high incidence of locally acquired widely dispersed cases in the past 14 days. There is a high risk of infection for the general population. This belongs to which level of Community transmission?

Q2389.

⦁ A 22 year old male comes to AIIMS OPD on 05.06.2021 for taking yellow fever vaccine. He has taken COVAXIN on 01.06.2021. The Junior Resident denies him Yellow fever vaccination and advises him to come on or after:

Q2391.
1. The most important structure involved in development of inferior vena cava is: ( Solve more
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Q2397.
⦁ Human infection with Taenia saginata, usually is less serious than infection with, Taenia solium, because of?

Q2398.
⦁ All of the following cause intravascular hemolysis due to complement fixation except-

Q2408.
⦁ A 26-year-old man with narcolepsy explains that he has episodes of brief paralysis without any loss of consciousness or other deficits. These attacks are usually precipitated by laughter or anger. What is this phenomenon known as?

Q3.
A 32-year female following road traffic accident recovers but with nasal deformity. For aesthetic concern, she presents to rhinoplastic surgeon. Which of the following is true about nose in female in contrast to male?

Q7.
A child presented with history of ingestion of some unknown plant and developed mydriasis, tachycardia, dry mouth, warm skin and delirium. Which of the following group of drugs is likely to be responsible for the symptoms of this child?

Q12.
There was spread of an Infection in a Village A by Feco-oral route which led to an Epidemic. After which a new effective treatment is initiated and all other factors remain the same; which of the following is most likely to happen:

Q13.
A saccular berry aneurysm can rupture when a person is emotionally charged up during a fight wherein BP is increased & can also happen due to blow to head. With respect to this, pick the incorrect statement:

Q14.
A 40 year old male sustained a radial neck fracture. After operation in evening post-operative round resident doctor informed consultant that patient cannot extend his fingers while he can extend wrist. Which nerve is likely to get involved?

Q16.
A 28 year old HIV +ve pregnant woman of 32 weeks gestation comes to your OPD at your tertiary care medical college/hospital for her routine ANC visit. Along with the ART and essential counselling, what won’t be your advice to the expectant mother?

Q17.
A 28 year old women wanted to have delay in next pregnancy, so she got an advice from consulting Doctor and she advised to use IUCD’s. So Characteristics of an Ideal candidate for copper-T ( IUD) insertion include all of the following except:

Q18.
A 40 year old male was given H2 blocker for his acid peptic disease. He was taking it from last one year. He now complains of Impotence, loss of libido and enlarged breasts. Which of the following drug the patient may be taking?