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Clinical features of cerebral palsy are
A Developmental delay
B Persistence of primitive reflexes
C Bilateral optic atrophy
D Sensory loss
E Absent tendon jerks
Cerebral palsy is
A To be treated with botulinum toxin
B Associated with prematurity
C A progressive disorder
D Disorder of early brain development
E Always associated with mental retardation
Regarding cerebral blood flow
A It is 15% of the total cardiac output
B Normal flow is 50 ml/100gm/min
C It is auto regulated at BP 60-140 mm of Hg
D Irreversible brain damage may occur at when it is <8 ml/100gm/min
E Normal function is not impaired when it is less than 23 ml/100gm/min
BELL'S PALSY কোন Nerve injury হলে হয়?
A FACIAL
B OLFACTORY
C TRIGEMINAL
D HYPOGLOSSAL
Spinal nerve roots affected in Erbs palsy are
A C5
B C6
C C 7
D C 8
E T1
Erb's palsy is associated with
A Birth injury
B Forearm is extended and pronated
C Biceps and supinator jerks are lost.
D Loss of palmer sensation
E Paralysis of adductor muscle of shoulder joint
Low variety of ulnar nerve palsy is characterized by
A Diminished sensation of little finger
B Clawing of little & ring fingers
C Positive Froment’s sign
D Wasting of thenar muscle
E Weakness of flexor carpi ulnaris muscle
Low ulnar nerve palsy is characterized by
A Diminished / absence of sensation of little finger
B Clawing of little & ring fingers
C Positive froments sign
D Wasting of thenar muscles
E Weakness of flexor carpi ulnaris muscle
3rd cranial nerve palsy causes
A Divergent squint
B Ptosis
C Dilatation of the pupil
D Convergent squint
E Synechiae
Third cranial nerve palsy causes
A Divergent squint
B Ptosis
C Dilatation of the pupil
D Convergent squint
E Synechia of the pupil

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