Q10312. Cerebro-occulo-genital syndrome has the following features except

Q10352. Inspiratory squeaks are the physical examination finding of

Q10353. Which of the following are the clinical abnormalities of uremia?

Q10354. Which type of Bartter's syndrome is associated with mutations in barttin?

Q10355. Test used for screening for urinary tract infection is

Q10356. Patient with nephrotic syndrome has decreased amount of which antibody

Q10357. RIFLE criteria is used for diagnosis of

Q10358. What is oliguria -

Q10359. Hemodynamically important lesions of renal artery stenosis are predicted by renal artery velocities more than on Doppler ultrasound.

Q10362. Definition of complicated urinary tract infection is, the infection which fail to resolve or recur within week/s of standard therapy.

Q10363. A patient presents with blunt trauma to abdomen. On investigations patient is found to have hepatic injury which has a ruptured subcapsular hematoma with active bleeding. What is the grade of liver injury?

Q10364. Excellent predictor of mortality and morbidity in patients after hepatectomy is

Q10384. Cerebro-occulo-genital syndrome has the following features except

Q10385. Frontal lobe syndrome consists

Q10386. Flapping tremors are not seen in

Q10387. Features which differentiate seizures from syncope include the following except

Q10388. Fine tremors are found in which disorder

Q10389. True about electrophoresis in patients of multiple myeloma

Q10427. Extrahepatic Manifestations of Hepatitis C include all of the following Except: