Q- Which one of these conditions is most likely associated with peripheral lymphocytosis?
A- Inflammatory bowel syndrome
B- Myocardial infarction
C- Pyogenic bacterial infections
D- Viral hepatitis
Q- Which test of the following is used to evaluate acute exacerbation of asthma?
A- Chest x-ray
B- Complete blood count
C- Pulse oximetry
D- Pulmonary function tests
Q- What is the genetic abnormality related to Cri-du-chat-syndrome?
A- Deletion of phenylalanine in position 508
B- Deletion of short arm of chromosome 5
C- Mutations of the fibrillin gene on chromosome 15
D- Trisomy 18
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Thanks Ray makar
Thank you. I really appreciate your feedback. I will post some surgery questions as much as I get time.
I am oral and maxilofacial Surgery Resident. In line with this, I would be so happy if you could include Surgery questions. Thank You in advance.
Dr. Amin, thank you so much for leaving your encouraging comment. I appreciate your time to express that. I wish you the best in your medial career.
Thanks dr Ray M, for the regulate MSQ despite this is my first coment am following you long time and i got alot of helpfull information. Thank you once again.
Dear Dr. Hina, you’re correct but here we are evaluating an emergency so, determination of the level of oxygen is absolute indication to decide the treatment. This is done by pulse oximetry which should be available bedside. Thank you for your comment.
Acute Exacerbation of Asthma is evaluated with peak expiratory flow rate which is part of pulmonary function test , so why pulse oximetry here ?
I sure will if I have time. Thank you
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Plz post at least 15 mcqs perday .
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