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In disease of basal ganglia
A The basis of diagnosis of Wilson's disease is low serum ceruloplasmin
B Hemibalismus is usually unilateral and due to contralateral subthalamic nuclear damage
C Chorea is associated with degeneration of the lenticular nucleus
D Clasp knife rigidity is seen in Parkinson's disease
E Benzhexol acts as a dopamine agonist in anti-parkinson therapy
Lesion of basal ganglia causes
A Chorea
B Athetosis
C Ballism
D Myoclonus
E Tremor
Dorsal root ganglia contain the cell bodies of
A Dorsal column of spinal cord
B Dorsolateral tract
C Reticulospinal tract
D Pontocerebeller tract
E Lateral spinothalamic tract
Viruses that typically establish latent infections in the human sensory ganglia include
A Herpes simplex virus (HS
B Varicella-zoster virus (VZ
C Hepatitis B virus (HB
D Nipah virus
E Rubella virus
Viruses establishing latent infections in the human sensory' ganglia are
A Herpes simplex virus (HS
B Varicella-zoster virus (VZ
C Hepatitis B virus (HB
D Rabies virus
E Rubella virus
Basal cell carcinoma includes:
A Mutation of RB gene occur
B Early lesions of pale translucent papules
C No metastasis
D Typically at the non sum exposure
Lesion in the basal ganglion is associated with
A Tremor
B Rigidity
C Hypotonia
D Low muscle power
E Loss of all reflexes
Under basal condition lactate is produced by
A Red blood cells
B Muscle
C Brain
D Pancreas
E Thyroid gland
Under basal conditions the following tissues produce lactate
A Erythrocyte
B Skin
C Intestine
D Renal cortex
E Liver
The basal metabolic rate
A Increases slightly when walking slowly compared to sitting
B Is increased following a protein rich meal
C Is depressed after a meal
D Increased during starvation
E Is reduced in acidosis

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