चिकित्सा स्नातकोत्तर प्रवेश (MECEE-PG) MD / MS / MDS प्रवेश परीक्षा तयारी

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91. According to WHO guidelines, what is the recommended interval for administering Measles Vaccination to a child after the first dose?

    क6 months ख12 months ग18 months घ24 months
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92. Which of the following is NOT a component of the ‘Kerala Model’ of healthcare development, famously implemented in 2011?

    कUniversal Healthcare Coverage खFocus on Primary Health Care and Community Participation गLarge-scale investment in private medical education घIntegration of technology for health information management
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93. Howell–Jolly bodies in red cells indicate nuclear remnants, typically from antecedent abnormal red blood cell precursors. Their presence is often associated with conditions like thalassemia or certain hematological malignancies. Option A relates to erythrocyte maturation; B refers to a different cellular component; and C describes a completely unrelated phenomenon.

    कNormal red blood cell morphology indicative of healthy erythropoiesis खThe presence of ribosomes in erythrocytes indicating protein synthesis गNuclear remnants (Howell-Jolly bodies) from abnormal red blood cell precursors घEvidence of increased erythrocyte production
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94. Broad, aseptate hyphae with right-angle branching in tissue strongly suggests *Candida albicans*. This characteristic morphology is diagnostic of this opportunistic yeast. Option A describes characteristics of a different fungal genus (Aspergillus), B relates to a different morphological feature of fungi and C incorrectly refers to a pathogenic bacterium.

    कCharacteristic of *Aspergillus* species खA key feature distinguishing bacterial pathogens from fungi गThe presence of spores indicating infection with a dermatophyte fungus घA distinct morphology indicative of yeast infections
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95. The Arthus reaction represents a type IV hypersensitivity response, specifically involving localized cell-mediated immune reactions. This involves antigen-specific T cells activating macrophages at the site of injection, leading to inflammation and tissue damage. Option B describes a different immunological pathway (type I), C refers to an allergic reaction, and D is unrelated.

    कA type I hypersensitivity reaction characterized by immediate anaphylaxis खA type II hypersensitivity reaction involving antibody-mediated destruction of cells गA localized cell-mediated immune response at the site of injection घA systemic inflammatory response triggered by viral infection
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96. Pseudomembranous colitis, commonly associated with antibiotic use, is almost always caused by *Clostridium difficile* infection. This bacteria overgrows in the colon when normal gut flora are disrupted by antibiotics, producing toxins that damage the colonic mucosa. Option A describes a mechanism of action for other antibiotics; option B refers to a different bacterial species, and C suggests an unrelated inflammatory process.

    कInfection with *Clostridium difficile* disrupting normal bowel flora खFormation of thrombi blocking blood supply to the colon गA viral infection causing inflammation of the colon lining घDirect damage to colonic mucosa by tetracycline antibiotics
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97. Physostigmine differs from neostigmine in its ability to penetrate the blood-brain barrier more effectively. This allows it to exert a stronger central anticholinergic effect, blocking acetylcholine receptors throughout the brain and causing more pronounced symptoms such as confusion and hallucinations. Options B and C describe functions of neostigmine, while D is unrelated.

    कBinding primarily to muscarinic receptors in the parasympathetic nervous system खProviding sustained stimulation of acetylcholine release at neuromuscular junctions गPrimarily acting on nicotinic receptors for muscle contraction घInhibiting acetylcholinesterase activity irreversibly
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98. Goodpasture’s syndrome is a type III hypersensitivity reaction characterized by antibodies directed against both glomerular basement membrane and lung capillaries, leading to vasculitis and subsequent tissue damage. This involves immune complex deposition and inflammatory responses. Option A describes a different immunological mechanism (type I), B incorrectly associates it with histamine release, and C suggests a purely localized inflammatory response.

    कType I hypersensitivity reaction involving IgE mediated inflammation खA delayed-type hypersensitivity reaction involving T cells गAn immediate hypersensitivity reaction involving mast cell degranulation घA type III hypersensitivity reaction involving immune complex deposition
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99. Quinine and chloroquine primarily target the erythrocytic stage (stage III) of the malaria parasite’s life cycle. Specifically, they interfere with heme polymerization within the parasite's food vacuole, leading to oxidative stress and ultimately parasite death. Option A incorrectly states the target stage, B misidentifies a different mechanism, and C describes a completely unrelated anti-malarial action.

    कStage I of the plasmodium life cycle खStage II of the plasmodium life cycle गStage III (erythrocytic) of the plasmodium life cycle घStage IV of the plasmodium life cycle
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100. The Elek's gel precipitation test detects antibodies against specific antigens within a serum sample. This reaction, causing antigen-antibody aggregation, is visually observed due to the formation of visible precipitates. Option B incorrectly associates the test with detecting bacterial growth, while option C describes a different diagnostic technique, and D outlines a completely unrelated process.

     कDetection of specific antibodies in a serum sample खIdentification of bacterial colonies on a culture plate गMeasurement of antigen concentration using spectrophotometry घSeparation of red blood cells based on size
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