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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia
A Is the Commonest childhood malignancy
B Needs prolonged maintenance therapy
C Age is an important prognostic variable
D May be cured in 50% with modern Chemotherapy
E Has a better prognosis in male sex
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children
A Accounts for 75% of the leukemias
B Is a potentially curable disease
C Can be cured by only chemotherapy in most of the newly diagnosed cases
D Can not be diagnosed without bone marrow examination
E Can not be cured without bone marrow transplantation
In an acute angled Triangle, the number of acute angles is
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
Following conditions present with features of acute nephritic syndrome
A Mesangiocapillary glomerulonephritis
B IgA nephropathy
C End stage renal failure
D Minimal change glomerulonephritis
E Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis
The following are features of acute pancreatitis
A Left loin ecchymosis
B Cullen’s sign
C Hyperglycemia
D Methaemalbuminaemia
E Hypofibrinogenaemia
Features of acute left ventricular failure includes
A Bilateral basal crepitations
B Gallop rhythm
C Orthopnoea
D Raised JVP
E Tender hepatomegaly
Features compatible with severe acute asthma are
A Pulse rate >120/minute
B Peak expiratory flow rate < 200 L/min
C Respiratory rate >25 breaths/min
D Pulsus paradoxus
E Arterial PaCO2> 5 kPa on room air
Life-threatening features of acute severe asthma includes
A Coma
B Cyanosis
C Hypotension
D SpO2> 92%
E Tachycardia
Life-threatening features of severe acute asthma include
A Confusion
B Silent- chest
C Arrhythmia
D Hypertension
E Peak expiratory flow (PE< 60 % predicted
Features of acute massive pulmonary embolism are
A Tachycardia
B Right ventricular gallop
C Severe cyanosis
D Soft P2
E Hypertension

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