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Clinical manifestations of myasthenia gravis include
A Dysphagia
B Double vision
C Fluctuating symptoms
D Wasting of proximal muscles
E Peripheral sensory loss
Clinical manifestations of dengue hemorrhagic fever are
A Positive tourniquet test
B Spontaneous bleeding
C Severe pleural effusion
D Hematocrit rise more than 20%
E Normal pulse pressure
Clinical manifestations of anaphylaxis are
A Bronchospasm
B Hypotension
C Urticaria
D Bradycardia
E Fever
Clinical manifestations of Ascariasis are
A Loeffler’s syndrome
B Intestinal obstruction
C Obstructive jaundice
D Iron-deficiency anemia
E Ground itch
Clinical manifestations of anaphylaxis include
A Hypotension
B Bronchospasm
C Urticaria
D Bradycardia
E Fever
Which one is a local anesthetic agent?
A Suxamethonium
B Ketamine
C Halothene
D Lidocaine
Clinical toxicity occurs in all of the following micro nutrients except :
A Fluoride
B Copper
C Iron
D Iodine
Central nervous system toxicity with local anesthetics are
A Perioral numbness
B Muscle twitching
C Seizure
D Decreased cardiac output
E Respiratory alkalosis
Early signs of local anaesthetic toxicity are
A Circumoral numbness
B Light headedness
C Muscular twitching
D Respiratory arrest
E Cardiac arrhythmia
Early signs of toxicity following administration of local anaesthetics are
A Cardiac depression
B Circumoral numbness
C Convulsion
D Light headedness
E Respiratory depression

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