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Characteristic features of hypertensive retinopathy is
A Papilloedema
B Soft exudate
C Dot and blot hemorrhage
D Macular star
E Neovascularisation
Features of grade III hypertensive retinopathy are
A Arteriolar thickening
B Arteriolar tortuosity
C Flame shaped hemorrhage
D Neovascularization
E Papilloedema
The anti-hypertensive drugs that lower diastolic blood pressure by inhibiting rennin angiotensin sysem are:
A Losartan
B Ramipril
C Amlodipine
D Hydralazine
E Atenolol
Causes of retinopathy are
A Hypertension
B Diabetes mellitus
C Toxaemia of pregnancy
D Ulcerative colitis
E Fungal corneal ulcer
Which shortcut key is used in Company Features screen to use Accounting Features in Tally
A F1
B F2
C F3
D F4
Which shortcut key is used in Company Features screen to use Inventory Features in Tally
A F1
B F2
C F3
D F4
Features of fibroadenoma include :
A Common age after 30 years
B Stroma is scanty
C Usually multiple
D Rectangular in shape
Prominent features in mucus-secreting goblet cells include
A Golgi apparatus
B Intermediate filaments
C Rough endoplasmic reticulum
D Centrioles
E Myosin
Features of pulmonary hypertension include
A Loud 2nd heart sound
B Left parasternal heave
C Prominent C wave of jugular venous pulsation
D Late diastolic murmur in pulmonary area
E Bilateral basal crepitions over both lungs
Features of hemolytic anemia include
A Increased reticulocyte count
B Reduced haptoglobin
C Raised LDH
D Microcytic blood Picture
E Increased conjugated bilirubin

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