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Riddhi Dhungel Age: 30 months Submission by: Dr. Raman Dhungel, MDS Resident Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, BPKIHSSEARCH:
MCQs in Pharmacology - Drugs acting on Central Nervous System
A. Anticholinergic
B. Antipsychotic
C. Sedative
D. Hypnotic
# CNS depressant drug which produces sleep but patient may be awakened by inducing pain. This type of drug is called:
A. Antileptic
B. Antisympathetic
C. Sedative
D. Hypnotic
MCQs in General Pathology - Cardiovascular Pathology
# All of the following are examples in which active hyperemia is seen EXCEPT:
A. Inflammation and high grade fever
B. Blushing of face following emotion
C. Muscular exercise
D. Cardiac congestive failure
# Which of the following is true of heart failure cells?
A. Hemosiderin pigment laden alveolar macrophages present in venous congestion of lungs
B. Also called as Aschoff nodules present in endocardium seen in rheumatic fever
C. Also called as Mallory bodies seen in alcoholic cirrhosis of liver
D. Cells responsible for cardiac failure in congestive cardiac failure
MCQs in General Pathology - Acute and Chronic Infections
A. Hyposalivation
B. Swelling
C. High grade fever
D. All of the above
# Lepra cells are seen in abundance in:
A. Tuberculoid leprosy
B. Lepromatous leprosy
C. Histoid leprosy
D. Intermediate leprosy
Psammoma bodies are associated with:
# Psammoma bodies are associated with:
A. Metastatic calcification
B. Dystrophic calcification
C. Apoptosis
D. Necrosis
The correct answer is B. Dystrophic calcification.
Psammoma bodies are round microscopic calcific collections. It is a form of dystrophic calcification. They are the characteristic feature of papillary carcinomas.
A young adult shows non fluctuant, tender and red swelling in the marginal gingival lesion. This is most likely to be a:
# A young adult shows non fluctuant, tender and red swelling in the marginal gingival lesion. This is most likely to be a:
A. Periodontal abscess
B. Periapical abscess
C. Gingival abscess
D. Periapical sinus
Gingival abscess
■ Localized, painful rapidly expanding lesion of sudden onset.
■ It is limited to marginal gingival or interdental papilla.
■ It is due to foreign substances carried deep into the tissues such as a toothbrush bristle, a piece of apple core, or a lobster shell.
■ Gingival abscess involves marginal and interdental gingiva, whereas periodontal abscess involves attached gingiva.
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