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CSF findings in tubercular meningitis is/are
A Very high concentration of protein
B AFB smear is positive
C CSF Adenosine Deaminase level is raised
D Raised sugar level
E Haemorrhegic in nature
CSF findings in viral meningitis include
A Increased pressure
B Excess of lymphocytes
C Reduced protein
D Turbid colour
E Reduced sugar
CSF changes in tuberculous meningitis include
A Elevated pressure
B Raised adenosine diaminase (ADlevel
C Cell count - 10
D 000 — 20
E 000 /mm3
F Protein >50 mg/dL
G Glucose -50-70% of serum glucose
Features of CSF in bacterial meningitis
A Increased pressure
B Decreased glucose
C Increased neutrophils
D Decreased protein
E Sterile culture
CSF study in tuberculous meningitis shows
A very high protein
B Lymphocytic predominance
C Less than 10/cmm of cell
D Essentially normal glucose
E Positive Gram staining
CSF Findings in Guillainbarre syndrome
A Pressure 50-150mm of water
B Red blood cell 0-4/mm3
C Glucose -50-65% of blood level
D Whiter blood cell > 15cells /mm3
E Protein -25-45mg/dl
First line anti-tubercular drugs include
A Rifampicin
B Pyrazinamide
C Isoniazid
D Para aminosalycylic acid (PSA )
E Rifabutin
Tubercular osteomyelitis is include
A Secondary lesion of bone
B Chronic disabling bone disease
C Treated for long time by antitubercular drug
D Primary lesion of bone
E Non specific bone disease
Anti-tubercular drugs causing hepatotoxicity are
A Pyrazinamide
B Isonicotinic acid hydrazide
C Rifampicin
D Streptomycin
E Ethambutol
which components not present in CSF?
A Erythrocyte
B Leucocyte
C Glucose
D protein

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