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(Single Best Answer) Question 151: Loss of position and vibration sense is seen in lesions of ?
A) Anterior column
B) Dorsal column
C) Spinal thalamic tract
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(Single Best Answer) Question 152: NARP is related to ?
A) Glycogen storage disease
B) Lipid storage disease
C) Protein
D) Mitochondria
E) Lysosomal storage disease
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(Single Best Answer) Question 153: Radiation induced brain necrosis can be diagnosed by ?
A) PET Scan
B) MRI
C) CT Scan
D) Biopsy
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(Single Best Answer) Question 154: Hatter's shakes are seen in ?
A) Mercury poisoning
B) Arsenic poisoning
C) Lead
D) Copper
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(Single Best Answer) Question 155: Which of the following is a marker for GIST ?
A) CD 117
B) CD 34
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(Single Best Answer) Question 156: All of the following are seen in Antemortem burns except ?
A) Vesicle with Air
B) Pus formation
C) Inflammatory Red line
D) Vesicle with hyperemic base
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(Single Best Answer) Question 157: A drug addict with 3 months fever with vegetations in tricuspid valve. Most likely cause is ?
A) Tricuspid valve
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(Single Best Answer) Question 158: Heparin is introduced in a cardiac patient with pregnancy at which week ?
A) 32
B) 36
C) 40
D) at the time of labour
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(Single Best Answer) Question 159: Recent Nobel Prize in ?
A) Medicine
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(Single Best Answer) Question 160: Third nerve palsy with normal pupillary reaction is seen in ?
A) Diabetes
B) Aneurysm
C) Trauma
D) Raised ICT
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