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Coronary vasodilators released during cardiac muscle ischemia are:
A Adenosine
B Potassium ion
C Hydrogen ion
D Sodium ion
E Bicarbonate ion
Restoration of blood flow to an area of ischemia
A Produce reperfusion injury through free radicals
B May produce tissue damage through IgM mediated complement activation
C Will result in recovery of necrosed cells
D Cause further cell death exclusively by apoptosis
E Prevents further tissue damage by necrosis if re-established within 48 hours
Necrosis in a solid organ due to ischemia
A Is called infarction
B Is dusky red in color
C Is Coagulative in nature
D Is reversed by reperfusion
E Does not produce any inflammation
Clinical features of acute limb ischemia are
A Coldness
B Pain
C Hair loss
D Muscle atrophy
E Intermittent claudication
Painless hematuria occurs in
A Genitourinary tuberculosis
B Hypertension
C Renal cell carcinoma
D Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
E Acute urinary tract infection
Causes of painless haematuria are
A Neoplasm of kidney
B Tuberculosis of genitourinary system
C Blood dyscriasis
D Acute urinary tract infection
E Urolithiasis
Painless hematuria occurs in:
A Blood dyscrasias
B Tuberculosis in the genitourinary system
C Neoplasm of kidney
D Urinary tract infection
E Urolithiasis
Painless progressive jaundice is a feature of the following conditions:
A Cholangiocarcinoma
B Carcinoma of the head of the pancreas
C Biliary stricture
D Live round worm in common bile duct
E Choledocholithiasis
The following pathological conditions can result in the development of painless jaundice.
A Carcinoma of the head of the pancreas
B Cholangiocarcinoma
C Benign bile duct stricture
D Biliary ascariasis
E Choledocholithiasis
Painless haematuria occurs in
A Benign enlargement of prostate
B Renal cell carcinoma
C Transitional cell carcinoma of the urinary bladder
D Ureteric stone
E Urinary tract infection

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