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Indications of prenatal chromosomal testing include
A Suspected aneuploidy
B Foetal congenital anomalies detected in ultrasound
C Advanced maternal age
D Paternity testing
E Inherited cancer syndromes
Prenatal chromosome analysis can be done from
A Amniotic fluid
B Chorionic villous tissue
C Foetal cord blood
D Maternal peripheral blood
E Maternal skin fibroblasts
Causes of prenatal hydronephrosis are
A Pelviureteric junction obstruction
B Ureterocoele
C Congenital nephrotic syndrome
D Placental insufficiency
E Neurogenic biadder
The first line tests for the diagnosis of acute-hemostatic failure are
A Prothrombin time
B Platelet count
C Factor VIII assay
D Thrombin time
E Clot retraction test
Diagnosis of hemolytic uremic syndrome is based on the following feature/s
A Azotemia
B Thrombocytopenia
C Increased LDH
D Hematuria
E Neutropenia
Routine & microscopic examination of urine is important in the diagnosis of
A Diabetes mellitus
B Nephropathy
C Urothelial carcinoma
D Multiple myeloma
E Genitourinary tuberculosis
24 Hour holter monitoring is helpful in the diagnosis of
A Silent ischemia
B Ventricular arrhythmia
C SA node dysfunction
D Congenital heart disease
E Pulmonary edema
Minor criteria for diagnosis of rheumatic fever include
A Fever
B Leucocytosis
C High ESR
D Prolonged P-R interval
E Polyarthritis
Major criteria for the diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever are
A Erythema marginatum
B Carditis
C High ASO titre
D Fever
E Arthralgia
Jones criteria for diagnosis of rheumatic fever are
A Carditis
B Polyarthritis
C Fever
D Vasculitis
E Echymosis in limbs

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