Anatomy (including Histology)
(Multiple Choice Questions)
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Q.1
The following cell organelles are subjected to the enzyme histochemistry
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for the detection of acid phosphatase. Which organelle will show highest
concentration of this enzyme?
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a) Plasma membrane.b) Lysosomes.
c) Ribosome.
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d) Smooth endoplasmic reticulum.
e) Microtubules.
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Q.2
Multiple Sclerosis is a disease characterized by preferential damage to
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myelin that becomes detached from axon in the central nervous system.Which associated cells are involved?
a) Oligodendrocytes.
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b) Microglia.
c) Protoplasmic astrocytes.
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d) Satellite cells.e) Schwan cells.
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Q.3In fracture of medial epicondyle of humerus, the patient suffers claw-
hand deformity and sensory loss in medial 1/3rd of palm and medial 1?
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fingers. The damaged nerve is:
a) Musculocutaneous nerve.
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b) Ulnar nervec) Median nerve
d) Medial coetaneous nerve of forearm
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e) Radial nerve.
Q.4
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A young tailor accidentally pricked the tip of his index finger. On the next
day he felt severe throbbing pain and developed an abscess. He
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consulted an unqualified person for treatment of this abscess. Suchneglect can result in:
a) Healing by its own.
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b) Avascular necrosis of terminal phalanx.
c) Sparing of digital synovial sheath.
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d) Permanent loss of sensation of tip of index finger.e) Mallet finger.
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Q.5A patient had surgical division of flexor reticulum for carpal tunnel
syndrome. During surgery his median nerve was accidentally sectioned
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and was left as such by the surgeon. A follow up clinical examination
conducted after 4 weeks will show:
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a) Wrist drop.b) Claw hand.
c) Dupuytren's contracture.
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d) Flattening of thenar eminence.
e) Loss of adduction of thumb.
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Q.6
On a routine anteroposterior radiograph of right hip joint in a 35 year old
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patient, the neck of the femur was found at an angle of 160?; thiscondition is known as:
a) Coxa vera.
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b) Coxa valga.
c) Genu verum.
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d) Genu valgum.e) Congenital dislocation of hip joint.
Q.7
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During a head on collision a person pressed extremely hard on the brake
pedal of his car resulting in severe dorsiflexion of the right ankle joint.
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The bone which is usually fractured in such cases is:a) Medial malleolus of tibia.
b) Lateral malleolus of fibula.
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c) Medial tubercle of calcaneum.
d) First metatarsal.
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e) Neck of talus.