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Constricted pupil in both eyes is seen in
A Brain damage
B Morphine poisoning
C Intra-pontine haemorrhage
D Tentorial haemorrhage
E Amphetamine overdose
Pupil is constricted in
A Acute iritis
B Pontine haemorrhage
C Acute congestive glaucoma
D Vernal conjunctivitis
E Retrobulbar neuritis
While examining an unconscious patient
A b. One should start IV access
B a. History taking is not that much important
C c. 50% glucose immediately can be given
D d. Vitamin B1 injection should be given in all cases
E e. CT scan of head should be done immediately
In the unconscious patient
A Absence of radial pulse indicates a cardiac arrest
B Chest movement indicates breathing is present
C Dilated pupils indicate brain damage has occurred
D The airway should be checked for obstruction
E The patient's dentures should be removed
In the thorax, oesophagus is constricted where it is crossed by the
A Arch of the aorta
B Oesophageal opening of the diaphragm
C Descending thoracic aorta
D Right principal bronchus
E Thoracic duct
Oesophagus is constricted when it is related interiorly to the
A Arch of the aorta
B Left principal bronchus
C Left brachiocephalic vein
D Left subclavian artery
E Base of the heart
Oesophagus is constricted due to its relation with
A Left principal bronchus
B Arch of the aorta
C Trachea
D Right pulmonary artery
E Left atrium
Dilatation of the pupil may be obtained by local administration of
A Homatropine
B Cocaine
C Phenylephrine
D Physostigmine
E Salbutamol
When was the 'Swine flu' infected patient patient detected first in Bangladesh?
A June 10, 2009
B July 18, 2009
C May 18, 2009
D June 18, 2009
A Medical Doctor asked his patient, Do you have high blood pressure? The patient replid, I have not seen a soctor. What can be concluded from the above conversation?
A The patient does not have high blood pressure
B The patient has high blood pressuro
C Having high blood pressure is normal
D The patient did not answer the question directly

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