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Characteristic features of the stool in amebic dysentery are
A RBC in clumps
B Presence of eosinophils
C Presence of macrophages
D Presence of Charcot-Leyden crystals
E Abundant cellular exudate
Which type of pathogen causes the water-borne disease dysentery?
A Algal
B Parasitic
C Protozoan
D Bacterial
The following are characteristic findings in constrictive pericarditis
A Atrial fibrillation
B Third heart sound
C Normal heart size
D Acute pulmonary oedema
E Packed red
Characteristic findings of ricket include
A Hypophosphatamia due to secondary hyperparathyodism
B Increased serum alkaline phosphatase
C Deformity of long bones
D Epiphysial expansion of lower radius on X-Ray
E High 25- hydroxy-cholecalciferol
Bench : Stool
A Room: Veranda
B Cup : Saucer
C Yardstick : Foot rule
D Table : Cupboard
The characteristics of stool in Malabsorption are
A Frothy
B Pale
C Bloody
D Scanty
E Odorless
In Malabsorption, the stool is
A Watery
B Bulky
C Frothy
D Pale
E Odorless
Stool R/E with plenty of pus cells, RBC and macrophages are suggestive of
A Bacillary dysentery
B Amoebic dysentery
C Enteric fever
D Cholera
E Viral gastroenteritis
Causes of bloody stool in a three years child are
A Campylobacter jejuni
B Shigella dysentery
C Vibrio cholerae
D Enterotoxigenic E coli
E Giardiasis
Cysts found in stool with infection by
A Toxoplasma gondi
B Giardia intestinalis
C Entamoeba histolytica
D Balantidum coli
E Fasciola hepatica

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