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The withdrawal symptoms of benzodiazepine are
A Insomnia
B Tremor
C Euphoria
D Depression and suicidal thinking
E Extrapyramidal symptoms
Clinical features of Benzodiazepine poisoning are
A Hallucination
B Ataxia
C Nystagmus
D Miosis
E Dry mouth
142 Recognized features of Hypersplenism include-
A Erythroid hyperplasia
B Splenomegaly
C Pancytopenia
D Jaundice
E Megaloblastic anaemia
Recognized cutaneous features of neurofibromatosis include
A Freckling
B Cafe au lait patches
C Butterfly rash
D Port –Wine Naevus
E Melanoma
Recognized features of acromegaly include
A Carpal tunnel syndrome
B Acanthosis nigricans [Davidson’s/24th/1115]
C Increased mortality from cardiovascular disease
D Unilateral blindness
E Microglossia
The recognized features of gastro esophageal reflux are
A Respiratory Symptoms
B Failure to thrive
C Anemia
D Carcinoma of stomach
E Peptic ulcer
Recognized features of metabolic alkalosis include
A A decrease in renal excretion of H+ ion
B A increase in plasma bicarbonate level
C Hypoalbuminemia
D Hyperglycemia
E Hyponatremia
Recognized features of vitamin B12 deficiency include
A Paresthesia
B Optic atrophy
C Dorsal column lesion
D Degeneration of anterior spinal cord
E Papilloedema
The flexor withdrawal reflex is a
A Protective reflex
B Spinal cord reflex
C Polysynaptic 'reflex
D Monosynaptic reflex
E Muscle stretch reflex
A taper provided on the pattern for its easy and clean withdrawal from the mould is known as
A Machining allowance
B Draft allowance
C Shrinkage allowance
D Distortion allowance

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