Q3190. A child presents with recurrent pulmonary infections for hemoptysis due to associated bronchiectasia and on imaging characterized by unilateral loss of lung volume with hyperlucency on chest radiograph, reduction in vascularity on CT scan of the chest. The abdominal organs are normally place (d) most lilkely cause is

Q3191. All are important pathogens causing pneumonia in COPD patients, EXCEPT:

Q3192. Fibrosis of upper lobe is due to

Q3193. What is not seen in CRF

Q3194. CRF with anemia best treatment:

Q3195. Distal renal tubular acidosis is associated with:

Q3196. The most common presentation for IgA nephropathy is:

Q3197. HIV renal specific nephropathy is:

Q3198. The initial treatment of choice for secondary hyperparathyroidism in renal osteodystrophy is:

Q3199. Maximum urinary catheter induced infection

Q3200. Most common symptom of genitourinary TB

Q3201. What is the uppermost intercostal space used for hepatic biopsy :

Q3202. The preferred test for confirming H. pylori eradication is:

Q3203. All of the following are used for treatment of H.Pylori, except:

Q3204. Best provocative test for diagnosis of Gastrinoma is:

Q3205. Wilson's disease is characterized by -

Q3206. All of the following statements about. Wilson's disease are true, EXCEPT-

Q3207. Diagnosis of carcinoid tumour is done Urinary estimation of:

Q3208. In Zollinger Ellison syndrome what is raised?