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1) Corneal Opacities are seen in

One answer only.

   a. Marfans syndrome

   b. Herpes Simplex infection

   c. Hurler syndrome

   d. Osteogenesis imperfecta

   e. Ectodermal dysplasia.

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2) Malabsorption may be seen in

Choose 2 of the following options.

   a. Ischaemia of the gut

   b. Jejunal diverticulosis

   c. Lymphoma of the ileum.

   d. Chronic lead poisoning.

   e. Giardiasis.

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3) Features of severe folate deficiency include

One answer only.

   a. Steatorrhoea

   b. Glossitis

   c. Leucoerythroblastic picture

   d. Increased total iron binding capacity.

   e. Hypersegmentation of neutrophils.

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4) Spread of Hepatitis C occurs by

Choose 3 of the following options.

   a. Drug abuse

   b. seafood consumption

   c. recombinant factor VIII therapy

   d. feco-oral spread

   e. blood transfusion.

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5) A two year old child should have been immunised against

Choose 3 of the following options.

   a. Tetanus

   b. Polio

   c. Measles

   d. Hepatitis A

   e. Pneumococcus

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6) In statistical methodology

Choose 3 of the following options.

   a. The median and mean are different when the population distribution is skewed.

   b. Mode refers to the value that occurs with the highest frequency.

   c. The value of ?r?(coefficient of variation) ranges from -1 to +1.

   d. Incidence is defined as the the number of cases seen in the population at any given period of time.

   e. The probability that a given result could have been obtained purely by chance is higher when the ?p? value is 0.01 rather than 0.05

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7) Regarding IUGR

Choose 2 of the following options.

   a. GH deficiency is a recognized complication in later life.

   b. Abdominal circumference measured by USG is a diagnostic parameter.

   c. Perinatal morbidity in higher in asymmetric IUGR.

   d. Nutritional factor is the commonest cause of IUGR in UK.

   e. TSH is decreased.

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8) Gingival hyperplasia is an adverse effect of therapy with

One answer only.

   a. Phenytoin

   b. Cyclophosphamide

   c. Frusemide

   d. Carbamazepine

   e. Valproate.

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9) Increased fetal hemoglobin is seen in

Choose 4 of the following options.

   a. Hemoglobin H disease

   b. Beta Thalassemia major.

   c. Fanconi?s Anaemia

   d. Pyruvate kinase deficiency.

   e. Hereditary Spherocytosis

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10) Reflex anoxic seizures in children

One answer only.

   a. ECG-Rhythm strip is a must.

   b. Asystole may be associated.

   c. There is increased risk of epilepsy in adults.

   d. Carbamazepine is the drug of choice.

   e. Trauma is a well known precipitating factor.