Page 5 of 5: APPG Past Important Questions

jayakrishnav55 · Credits: 13903 My Scrapbook

good try inayat, dr prasad must give ansewrs as per his knoledge after let us say 2 to 3 days. this is a request tom dr dhaleri.

dr inayat pl throw somr light on HUMAN PHOTORECEPTOR COMPEX.ITS STRUCTURE ,COMONENTS AND FUNCTION.PL PASTE IF POSSIBLE.

2.WHAT IS THE ROLE OF TRIM AND SPARC IN THIS.

DR.JAYA

dhalerprasad · Credits: 3417 My Scrapbook

inayath · Credits: 8676 My Scrapbook

Thanks dr prasad.

Adenosine deaminase deficiency, or ADA deficiency, is an inherited immunodeficiency syndrome accounting for about 25% of all cases of severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)

please answer for the question .........which lipid gets elevated after well fed state

inayath · Credits: 8676 My Scrapbook

Appg 2006 :

1. CD 4 receptors are required for entry of HIV in all cells except ?

a. Macrophages
b. Dendritic cells
c. Astrocytes
d. Monocytes

2. Which of the following represent frequency of continous variables ?

a. Histogram
b. Line diagram
c. Simple bar chart
d. Component bar chart

3. The side effect of Leflunomide is ?

a. pancytopenia
b. psychosis
c. Teratogenicity
d. Myocarditis

4. Which of the following is false regarding hypernatremic dehydration ?

a. cerebral bleeding
b. Cerebral edema
c. Central pontine myelinosis
d. Metabolic acidosis

jayakrishnav55 · Credits: 13903 My Scrapbook

dear inayat i think you have not framed the options correctly for this question.the anser is a scatter diagram which is agraphic rep made to show the extent and nature of cottrrelation betwee4n two variables such as ht and wt.

plsee gupta and mahazan PSM 3 ed ed page 372 to 375

scatter diagram is also called dot diagram or correlation diagram.

pl pl reply with ytour comments.you had not given the anser to ane questiomn.

2 leflunomide.anser is teratogenecity.regf goodman gilman 11th ed page 1415another imp side effect is hepatotoxicity.,this drug is given in nims rheumatology dept to a selected category of people with rh arthritis.
dr.jaya

inayath · Credits: 8676 My Scrapbook

Yes you are right.....about that graphical representatin of corelation of two variables is depicted in scatter diagram.

I just posted the question as was asked in appg.

inayath · Credits: 8676 My Scrapbook

1. Astrocyte

2. Scatter diagram

3. Teratogenicity

4. Central pontine myelinosis ( It is due to rapid correction of hyponatremia )

Please comment if u think answers are different.

jayakrishnav55 · Credits: 13903 My Scrapbook

you are a genius dr inayat,pl anser

rh factor is

1.mucopolysaccharide

2.fattyacid

3.antibody,

4.collagenous substance.

my anser is a.pl help in proving the anser.we are lucky they wonyt ask such questions in aipg.

you did not give anser to anesthesia question.myotonia dystrophica,pl give anser.
dr.jaya

inayath · Credits: 8676 My Scrapbook

I answered to ur question.............Isoflurane is right but u answered that question in a diff thread so I answered there.

inayath · Credits: 8676 My Scrapbook

RH BLOOD GROUP antigens, especially Rh(D),
are of paramount importance in transfusion medicine,
ranking second only to the AB0 system. These antigens (C/
c, D, We) are carried by distinct but highly homologous
unglycosylated, fatty-acylated proteins that share an identical
N-terminal amino acid sequence.’” Rh antigen expression
occurs early in hematopoietic differentiation, being detected
in colony-forming unit-erythroid (CFU-E) cells, but not
burst-forming unit-erythroid (BFU-E) cells.6 However, they
have not been detected in human erythroleukemic K562
cells, which are at the proerythroid stage of erythroid development,
even though Rh mRNA is present.

The terms Rhesus factor and Rh factor are equivalent and refer to the Rh D antigen only.

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