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Typical features of primary tuberculosis are
A Erythema nodosum
B Pleural effusion
C Sustained pyrexial illness
D Hilar lymphadenopathy
E Non-reactive Mantoux Test
At the level of T4/5 vertebral interspaces, a CT scan shows the
A Bifurcation of trachea
B Azygos vein
C Commencement of the pulmonary artery
D Upper aspect of the arch of aorta
E Left brachiocephalic vein
Structures intervene between the base of the heart and vertebral column are
A Thoracic duct
B Hemiazygos vein
C Greater splanchnic nerve
D Transverse sinus
E Left pair of pulmonary veins
Vertebral artery
A Passes through the foramen transversarium of first cervical vertebra
B Enters the vertebral column at cervical six level
C Is found deep in occipital triangle
D Is a branch of maxillary artery
E Is the common site of brain arterial aneurysm
In the vertebral canal
A Internal vertebral veins have large branches draining the bodies of the vertebrae
B Spinal nerve roots can be followed into their intervertebral foramina where the roots fuse
C Dural covering of the spinal cord fuses with the periosteum of adjacent vertebrae
D Spinal cord of a child ends about the level of the 2nd lumbar vertebra
E Spinal cord can be damaged if a needle is inserted between the 3rd and 4th lumbar spines
Posterior scalloping of vertebral body is seen in
A Neurofibromatosis
B Acromegaly
C Mucopolysaccharoidosis
D Ependymoma
E Juvenile osteoporosis
At the level of T4 & T5 vertebral interspaces, a CT scan shows the
A Bifurcation of trachea
B Azygos vein
C Commencement of the pulmonary artery
D Upper aspect of the arch of aorta
E Left brachiocephalic vein
How many pair of nerves arises from vertebral column?
A 12 pair
B 13 pair
C 31 pair
D 33 pair
How many vertebrae found in human vertebral column?
A 22
B 25
C 33
D 42
Features of cryptic tuberculosis include
A Normal chest X-ray
B Negative tuberculin test
C Leukaemoid blood picture
D High grade fever
E Smear positivity of sputum

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