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In an acute angled Triangle, the number of acute angles is
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
The acute respiratory distress syndrome is characterized by
A Refractory hypoxemia
B Normal pulmonary capillary wedge pressure
C Type 1 respiratory failure [Ref: Davidson’s/24th/ P-498]
D Increased pulmonary compliance
E Normal chest skiagram
Acute leukemia is characterized by
A Usually marked leukocytosis
B More than 20% blast cells
C Normal platelet
D Increased myelocytes
E Tendency of Spontaneous thrombosis
Acute glomerulonephritis is characterized by
A Hematuria
B Azotemia
C Hypertension
D Polyuria
E Hypernatremia
Sub-acute combined degeneration of spinal cord is characterized by
A Bilateral plantar extensor
B Multilobed polymorphonuclear cells in peripheral blood film
C Loss of bilateral knee jerk
D Low serum concentration of methylmelanic
E Low serum concentration of Homocystine
Acute inflammation is characterized by
A Alteration in vascular caliber that lead to an increased Blood Flow
B Structural changes in microvasculature that permit plasma protein & leukocyte to leave circulation
C Leukocyte emigration from microcirculation
D Tissue destruction and attempts of healing
E Mononuclear cell infiltration
Acute pulmonary congestion is characterized by
A Engorged alveolar capillaries
B Alveolar septal edema
C Focal intra-alveolar hemorrhage
D Fibrotic thick alveolar septa
E Hemosiderin-laden macrophages in alveolar spaces
Acute phase proteins are
A Fibrinogen
B Heptoglobin
C Prothrombin
D Serum amyloid protein
E Haemoglobin
Acute phase reaction include
A Increased sleep
B Increased ESR
C Fever
D Decreased CRP (c reactive protei
E Increased appetite
Acute phase reaction includes
A Fever
B Increased sleep
C Increased ESR
D Increased appetite
E Decreased CRP

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