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Absolute contraindication to renal transplantation are
A Active vasculitis
B Severe occlusive aorto-iliac vascular disease
C Age > 75 year
D Bladder dysfunction
E A period of one year complete remission from malignancy
The findings supporting a diagnosis of pre-renal rather than established acute renal failure are
A Oliguria <700 ml per day
B A urinary osmololity>600 mosmol/kg
C A urinary sodium cone
D <20 mosmol/l
E Urine / plasma urea ratio> 10: 1
F Hypertension rather than hypotension
Immuno-suppression for transplantation may be induced by
A Lymphoid irradiation
B Cyclosporin
C Antilymphocytic serum
D Interferon 
E Plasmapheresis
HLA matching is required in following organ transplantation
A Kidney
B Bone marrow
C Cornea
D Bone
E Liver
The first heart transplantation was performed by
A Dr. W. Harbe
B Sir F.G. Hafkin
C Dr. Louis Pasteur
D Dr. C. Barnard
What is the main advantage of transplantation method in rice cultivation?
A This method ensures maximum utilization of land
B It is helpful in achieving an economical use of water and a higher yield of grain
C It helps in early harvesting
D The draining of water from the field before harvesting is made easy
The size of kidneys may be normal despite abnormal renal function in
A Diabetes mellitus
B Glomerulonephritis
C Acute renal failure
D Multiple myeloma
E Medullary sponge kidney
Proximal renal tubular acidosis may be associated with
A Aminoaciduria
B Renal glycosuria
C An inability to lower the urinary pH
D Hypercalciuria
E Hyperkalaemia
Renal tubular acidosis may presents with
A Failure to thrive
B Polyuria
C Polydipsia
D Anemia
E Hypertension
Radio-opaque shadow in the renal area may be confused with
A Gall stones
B Calcified adrenal gland
C Phlebolith in pelvic area
D Pancreatic calcification
E Calcification in the appendix

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