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Acute abdominal conditions are
A Duodenal ulcer perforation
B Twisted ovarian cyst
C Carcinoma stomach
D Renal carcinoma
E Intestinal tuberculosis
Abdominal signs of acute pancreatitis are
A Grey turner’s sign
B Cullen’s sign
C Boas sign
D Rovsing’s sign
E Murphy’s sign
Causes of acute type II respiratory failure are
A Acute severe asthma
B Flail chest injury
C Pulmonary embolism
D Sleep apnea
E Pulmonary edema
The causes of acute type l respiratory failure include
A Pneumonia
B Acute left ventricular failure
C Adult respiratory distress syndrome
D Guillain-Barre syndrome
E Acute severe bronchial asthma
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
Biochemical changes that occur following prolonged vomiting due to gastric outlet obstruction are
A Hypokalaemia
B Hypochloremia
C Metabolic acidosis
D Hypernatremia
E Hypoalbuminemia
Following biochemical changes occur in gastric outlet obstruction
A Metabolic alkalosis
B Hypocalcemia
C Hyponatraemia
D Hypochloremia
E Hyperkalaemia
The following biochemical changes occur in gastric outlet obstruction
A Metabolic alkalosis
B Paradoxical aciduria
C Metabolic acidosis
D Respiratory acidosis
E Respiratory alkalosis
Biochemical changes that occur followingprolonged vomiting due to gastric outlet obstruction are
A Hypokalaemia
B Hypochloremia
C Metabolic acidosis
D Hypernatremia
E Hypoalbuminemia
In an acute angled Triangle, the number of acute angles is
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4

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