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Model Questions For Annual 2009: Mbbs First Professional (Part-I)

The document contains 7 multiple choice questions related to anatomy and histology from a 2009 MBBS First Professional exam. The questions cover topics like acid phosphatase concentration in cell organelles, nerves involved in specific injuries or conditions, bone fractures from certain movements or accidents, and radiographic findings of anatomical variations.

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Model Questions For Annual 2009: Mbbs First Professional (Part-I)

The document contains 7 multiple choice questions related to anatomy and histology from a 2009 MBBS First Professional exam. The questions cover topics like acid phosphatase concentration in cell organelles, nerves involved in specific injuries or conditions, bone fractures from certain movements or accidents, and radiographic findings of anatomical variations.

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MBBS FIRST PROFESSIONAL (PART-I)

MODEL QUESTIONS FOR ANNUAL 2009


Anatomy (including Histology)
(Multiple Choice Questions)
Q.1 The following cell organelles are subjected to the enzyme histochemistry
for the detection of acid phosphatase. Which organelle will show highest
concentration of this enzyme?
a) Plasma membrane.
b) Lysosomes.
c) Ribosome.
d) Smooth endoplasmic reticulum.
e) Microtubules.

Q.2 Multiple Sclerosis is a disease characterized by preferential damage to


myelin that becomes detached from axon in the central nervous system.
Which associated cells are involved?
a) Oligodendrocytes.
b) Microglia.
c) Protoplasmic astrocytes.
d) Satellite cells.
e) Schwan cells.

Q.3 In fracture of medial epicondyle of humerus, the patient suffers claw-


hand deformity and sensory loss in medial 1/3 rd of palm and medial 1½
fingers. The damaged nerve is:
a) Musculocutaneous nerve.
b) Ulnar nerve
c) Median nerve
d) Medial coetaneous nerve of forearm
e) Radial nerve.

Q.4 A young tailor accidentally pricked the tip of his index finger. On the next
day he felt severe throbbing pain and developed an abscess. He
consulted an unqualified person for treatment of this abscess. Such
neglect can result in:
a) Healing by its own.
b) Avascular necrosis of terminal phalanx.
c) Sparing of digital synovial sheath.
d) Permanent loss of sensation of tip of index finger.
e) Mallet finger.

Q.5 A patient had surgical division of flexor reticulum for carpal tunnel
syndrome. During surgery his median nerve was accidentally sectioned
and was left as such by the surgeon. A follow up clinical examination
conducted after 4 weeks will show:
a) Wrist drop.
b) Claw hand.
c) Dupuytren’s contracture.
d) Flattening of thenar eminence.
e) Loss of adduction of thumb.
Q.6 On a routine anteroposterior radiograph of right hip joint in a 35 year old
patient, the neck of the femur was found at an angle of 160°; this
condition is known as:
a) Coxa vera.
b) Coxa valga.
c) Genu verum.
d) Genu valgum.
e) Congenital dislocation of hip joint.

Q.7 During a head on collision a person pressed extremely hard on the brake
pedal of his car resulting in severe dors iflexion of the right ankle joint.
The bone which is usually fractured in such cases is:
a) Medial malleolus of tibia.
b) Lateral malleolus of fibula.
c) Medial tubercle of calcaneum.
d) First metatarsal.
e) Neck of talus.

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