1. CD 34 and Surface Ig both positive
2. CD 34 negative but surface Ig positive
3. CD 34 positive but Surface Ig negative
4. CD 34 and Surface Ig both negative
122q: Type of anaemia caused by Ileocaecal TB:
1. Iron - deficiency anemia
2. Megaloblastic anemia
3. sideroblastic anemia
4. Normocytic Normochromic anemia
123q: NOT a high risk factor for Cholangiocarcinoma :
1. Parasitic infestation
2. Ulcerative Colitis
3. Chronic typhoid carriers
4. Choledocholithiasis
124q: ACE inhibitor which is NOT a prodrug:
1. Fosinopril
2. Enalapril
3. ?????????
4. Lisinopril
125q: NOT a common cause of Vasculitis in adults:
1. Giant Cell Arteritis
2. PAN
3. Kawasaki disease
4. HSP
3 comments:
for 123 question option c is chronic typhoid carriers.
^^ its choledocolithiasis,
main factors responsible are 5Cs,
Ulcerative Colitis, sclerosing cholangitis, C. Sinensis, Chronic typhoid carriers, Choledocal cyst.
----nikunj
121q: no idea but i'd go for 4. CD 34 and Surface Ig both negative bcz i cudnt find any ref in harrisons or robbins
122: may be megaloblastic anemia, bcz it involves ileum
123: choledocolithisis
124: lisinopril, all ACEI are prodrugs except lisinopril and captopril
125: kawaski's disease, peak incidence less than 2 yrs 80% cases less than 5 yrs ref. harrisons
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