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which of the following type of necrosis is seen in acute myocardial infarction?
ক Coagulative necrosis
খ Fat necrosis
গ Caseous necrosis
ঘ Gangrenous necrosis
Long term prognosis of acute myocardial infarction is improved by
ক Aspirin
খ Spironolactone
গ Beta blocker
ঘ Nitrates
ঙ Calcium channel blocker
In case of acute myocardial infarction
ক Troponin remains elevated for up to two weeks
খ Troponin I carries both diagnostic and prognostic value
গ Improvement is more in inferior infarct than from the anterior infarct [Ref: Davidson's/24th/P-439]
ঘ Streptokinase may be given up to seven days
ঙ The larger the infarct the benefit from thrombolysis is less
Drugs to be given within 6 hours of myocardial infarction
ক Aspirin
খ Streptokinase
গ Metoprolol
ঘ Diltiazem
ঙ Statin
The following organs are resistant to infarction
ক Hand and forearm
খ Liver
গ Lung
ঘ Kidney
ঙ Spleen
Infarction usually occurs in the following setting
ক Tissue suffers from sudden occlusion of arterial blood supply
খ Patient with severe anemia
গ Tissue with venous obstruction
ঘ Tissue with double blood supply
ঙ Tissue with gradual obstruction of its arterial blood supply
Painless myocardial ischemia may cocur in
ক Diabetes mellitus
খ Old age
গ Tuberculosis
ঘ Immunocompromised state
ঙ Bronchiectasis
Inotropes that improve myocardial contractility are
ক Adrenaline
খ Digoxin
গ Atropine
ঘ Dobutamine
ঙ Propranolol
Sign and symptoms of fracture are-
ক Severe Pain in affected area
খ Sunken eye
গ Unable to move affected part
ঘ Necrosis
ঙ Cyanosis
Sign and symptoms of dislocation are-
ক Intense pain
খ Joint instability
গ A vascular necrosis
ঘ Joint deformity
ঙ Paralysis

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