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(i) What is global warming? How global warming affects the rapid change of climate? (ii) What are the bad impacts of climate change? (iii) How climate change affects the environment of Bangladesh (iv) How global warming can be minimized (v) What should be the role of students to protect the environment.
A (i) Global warming is the main natural reason and using harmful chemicals in everyday life the main reason created by men. The climate is changing rapidly that result in the rise of the earth's average temperature
B (ii) Climate change impacts include floods, cyclones, storm surges and drought, ice sheets melting which will seriously affect the agriculture and livelihood especially at the poor.
C (iii) Bangladesh is one of the largest deltas in the world which is highly vulnerable to Natural Disasters because of its Geographical location, Fiat and low-lying landscape, Population density, Poverty, Illiteracy, Lack of Institutional setup, etc.
D (iv) To reduce the bad impact of climate change people should be aware of. Tree plantation can reduce global warming which is the main natural reason for climate change. Stop using harmful chemicals can reduce environmental pollution which is the main man
E (v) Students should be careful to protect the environment and raise awareness. Thus the students can play a vital role to reduce bad impact of climate changes.
Neonatal jaundice এর চিকিৎসা--
A পূর্ণ বিশ্রাম
B বেশি করে পানি খাওয়া
C সকালের সূর্যের আলো
D দুপুরের সূর্যের আলো
Commonest cause of jaundice in first 24 hours of life_
A ABO incompatibility
B RH incompatibility
C Congenital sperocytosis
D Congenital biliary atresia
Jaundice:Liver
A rash:skin
B dialysis:kidney
C smog:lung
D valentine:heart
Jaundice : Liver
A rash : skin
B dialysis : kindney
C smog : ling
D valentine : heart
Cause(s) of fluctuating jaundice is (are)
A Chronic pancreatitis
B Choledochal cyst
C Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction
D Pancreatic carcinoma
E Primary biliary cirrhosis
The following statements about jaundice in
A In obstructive jandice the faeces are pale and the urine is dark
B Hepatocellular jaundice leads to an excessive excretion of bilirubin by the kidney
C Obstructive jaundice in commonly the result of gall stones blocking the cystic duct
D Haemolytic jaundice does not lead to changes in the faecal content of stercobilinogen
E The production of bilirubin from haemoglobin does not take place in liver failure
A patient with obstructive jaundice will have
A Bilirubin in the urine.
B Raised serum alkaline phosphatase level.
C Urobilinogen in the urine.
D High level of unconjugated bilirubin.
E Raised serum level of stercobilinogen.
Laboratory features present in hemolytic jaundice are
A Raised serum bilirubin
B Increased urobilinogen in urine
C High serum alkaline phosphatase [Davidson's/P-852]
D Presence of bilirubin in urine
E Decreased stercobilinogen in stool
Haemolytic jaundice is associated with
A Increase in the concentration of bilirubin diglucoronide in the bile
B Increase in urobilinogen in urine
C Presence of bilirubin in urine
D Increase in the serum alkaline phosphatase
E Decrease in unconjugated bilirubin in the serum

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