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Gallstones are associated with
A Hereditary spherocytosis
B Obesity
C Virai hepatitis
D Liver cirrhosis
E Raised serum thyroglobulin
Cholesterol gallstones
A Are a recognized complication of diabetes mellitus
B May be visible on a plain abdominal x-ray
C Are usually multiples
D small and hard
E Do not form in bile that contains a molar concentration of cholesterol of about 30%
F Commonly develop in long standing haemolytic anaemia
Gallstones are
A Recognized complication of chronic haemolytic anaemia
B Recognized complication of terminal ileal disease
C Usually
D the result of reduced hepatic bile acid secretion
E One of the predisposing factors is infection
F More common in Africa and in India than in Europe
Complications of whooping cough include all except _
A Atelectasis
B Bronchiectasis
C Lung abscess
D Bronchopneumonia
Complications of blood transfusion include
A Acute haemolytic transfusion reaction
B Febrile reaction
C Cardiac failure
D Thrombocytosis
E Hypercalacaemia
Complications of pneumonia include
A Empyema
B Arrhythmia
C Myocarditis
D Arthritis
E Type II respiratory failure
Musculo-skeletal complications of diabetes mellitus include
A Neuropathic joint
B Adhesive capsulitis of shoulder joint
C Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis
D Osteoporosis
E Osteopetrosis
Complications of acute pancreatitis include
A Hypercarbia
B Hyperglycemia
C Hypoalbuminaemia
D Variceal hemorrhage
E Hypercalcaemia
Complications of portal hypertension include
A Variceal bleeding
B Hepatic encephalopathy
C Congestive gastropathy
D Spider angioma
E Testicular atrophy
Neurological complications of alcohol abuse include
A Peripheral neuropathy
B Cerebellar degeneration
C Dementia
D Mammilary body haemorrhage
E Granulovacuolar degeneration

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