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Low uptake thyrotoxicosis includes
A Post-partum thyroiditis
B de-Quervain’s thyroiditis
C Factitious thyroiditis
D Hyperthyroid Grave’s disease
E Toxic multinodular goitre
How many liters of a 40% iodine solution need to be mixed with 35 liters of a 20% iodine solution to create a 35% iodine solution?
A 105
B 49
C 100
D 140
How many liters of a 40% iodine solution need to be mixed with 35 liters of a 20% iodine solution to create a 35 % iodine solution ?
A 105
B 49
C 100
D 140
How many liters of a 60% iodine solution need to be mixed with 30 liters of a 30% iodine solution to create a 50% iodine solution?
A 60
B 75
C 100
D 105
Iodine can be separated from a mixture of Iodine and Potassium Chloride by
A Sedimentation
B Filtration
C Sublimation
D Distillation
Primary thyrotoxicosis is always accompanied by
A Increased iodine uptake by the gland
B A raised protein bound iodine
C Exopthalmous
D Hypercalcaemia
E Pernicious anaemia
Thyrotoxicosis is association with
A Weight loss
B Exopthalmous
C Slow tendon reflex
D Rise of serum TSH level
E Positive nitrogen balance
Eye signs of multinodular thyrotoxicosis are
A Lid lag
B Lid retraction
C Exophthalmos
D Opthalmoplegia
E Visual scotoma
Thyrotoxicosis is associated with
A Weight loss
B Exophthalmos
C Positive nitrogen balance
D Slower tendon reflexes
E Raised serum TSH level
Followings are the features of thyrotoxicosis
A Heat intolerance
B Fine tremor of outstretched hand
C Warm
D moist skin
E Hoarseness of voice
F Weight gain

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