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  SEND UP PAPERS 2nd Professional 2008

 

Pharmacology.....PMC

1.a.explain y the combination of nitrate wid a beta -blocker or a calcium channel blocker may be more effective than either alone.

b. describe mech of action n uses of PRAZOSIN

2.a.uses n contraindicatons of betaadrenocepter blockers

b. mech. of ant platelet action of ASPIRIN

3.a.clinical significance of knowledge abt the volume of distribution of drugs

b. compare the efficacy and potency of two drugs on bases of their dose response curves.

4.mech. of action n side effects of phenytoin sodium

b .clinical applications of antimuscarinic drugs

5..a.. nicotinic n muscuranic actions of actylcholine.

b. describe briefly hazards of insulin use

6. drugs used in treatment of myasthenia gravis n beneficail effects of using neostigmin over other drugs of this disease.

7a ..steps used for the management of organophosphorus comp. poisoning

b. define malignant hyperthermia and name the drugs used for its treatment.

8.a mech. of action of a. digoxin

                                             b. calcium channel blockers

9.pharmacological effects of amiodarone and its advantage over other antiarrhythmic drugs

10.classify anti-hypertensive drugs

11.a.compare n contrast heparin n warfarin sodium regarding their mech. of action and side effects

b. uses of cylcophosphamide

12. classify drugs used to treat bronchial Asthma

13.a.mech.of action of Omeprazol  n propylthiouracil

14.a.adverse effects of chloropromazine

b. mech .of action and side effects of fluoxetine

15.a.mech. of action n clinical uses of rifampin

b.mech. of action of thiazolidinediones

16.a.mech. of action n side effeects of interferon-a

17. side effects of thiazide diuretics

b.mech of action of methotrexate n side effects

18.classify drugs of peptic ulcer

 

Pathology....PMC

( LAST CLASS TEST)

1.       a) Give 2 difference between viruses, bacteria & fungi

b) Name 4 RNA & 4 DNA viruses with one example of disease caused by each

2.       Describe and give example of

a)      Acute viral infection

b)      Late complications following an acute infection

c)       Latent viral infection

d)      Chronic viral infection

e)      Slow viral infection

3.       A doctor working in Allied Hospital gets needle stick injury. After 3 months while undergoing routine examinations he is found to have 3 fold rise in his ALT level. He has been vaccinated for Hepatitis B in past and is negative for HBs Ag

a)      Which hepatotrophic virus can be transmitted to him by the needle stick injury?

b)      Which further tests can confirm this diagnosis?

c)       Should he be isolated?

4.       a) State the median incubation period for AIDS

b) Briefly describe changes that marks the progression from HIV +ve to AIDS, in-terms of viral load, exhaustion of the lymph poetic system and immune responses?

       5.    a) What are differences between primary and secondary anti-body responses against protein  antigen

                b) What is immunological tolerance?

                c) What are possible mechanisms by which infections promote the development of auto-immunity

6.       State the functions of following as they relate to innate immunity

a)      Pathogen associated molecular pattern

b)      Tall like receptors

c)       Natural killer cells

7.       Sensitizing our immune cells to specific antigens provides us with immunological memory and production, however it causes tissue damage

a)      What is the condition known as?

b)      Mention its 4 types with one example each

8.       a)  What are principal mechanisms of rejection of Allograft

b)      What is mixed lymphocyte reaction

c)       What is major problem associated with transplantation of bone marrow cells

9.       a) Name 4 opportunistic fungi

b)      Mention 3 laboratory methods for diagnosis of fungal disease

10.   A patient is given large doses of broad spectrum anti-biotic and subsequently developed fungal infection of vagina.

a)      Name causative organisms

b)      Which non-specific body defense is impaired by anti-biotic action

c)       What particular age group of females are more susceptible to this infection and why?

                                                                                           

 

 

Forensic Medicine....PMC

1.define child marriage restraint act 1929. wot is fornication (sec 496B) of woman protection act 2006.

2.enlist 4 types of autopsies wot r various pre-autopsy artifacts

3.medical ethics.. enlist 6 imp point in various medical codes

4.enlist 4 types of rifling of a firearm. wot is mech. of wound production in terminal ballistics

5.give 3Ds in the personal factors involved in road traffic accidents wid one example in each case. wot is site n mech. ov whiplash injuries if

    a. vehicle is hit form the back

    b. in head on collision

6. classify snakes on the bases of mech. of toxicity. wot r the contents of snake venom

7.classify pesticides . wot is the medico-legal imp. pf pesticides

8.wot is the mech. of action ,,post-mortem findings n medico-legal imp. of barbiturate poisoning.

9.enlist 4 cardiac poisons. give sign n symptoms in corrosive poisoning cases.

 

Pathology.....RMC

1. A forty year old child presents with dyspepsia  n  retrosternal burning in the chest.endoscopy show chronic acid refluxing esophagus, with change in epithelia.

a. name cellular adaptation likely to present?

b.name 3 cellular adaptation with most likely underlying cause?

2  .23 yr old med student with chronic cough, night sweats, low grade fever, present in med opd. Chest x ray show radio opaque shadowing of  apices of lungs

a. name four cells of chronic inflammation?

b.name 3 granulomatous conditions and mention microbial agent?

3 a. Mention 3 local n 3 systemic factors which retard wound healing?

b.name 2 differences of wound healing by primary n secondary intention?

4. a.39 yr old lady give birth to infant with transverse palmer crease, low set ears,palpebral fissures n heart murmur. The infant survive to childhood n exhibit mental retardation. He has increase predisposition for acute leukemia an Alzheimer’s.

a..Name genetic disorder and trisomy infant is born with?

b. What r defects in meiotic division/mutation that lead to above disorder?

5 a.name 4 types of shock with its 1 cause?

b.  .draw flow chart explaining mechanism of endotoxin shock/

6. Name 5 auto immune diseases n hypersensitivity involved?

7.  draw flow chart showing molecular basis of cancer?

8. Single most effective method to top spreading infects by doc is handwashing after examining pt.

A.can  u sterilize ur hand?

 b.Name  method to sterilize plastic disposable syringes.

c.draw n label cell wall of gram negative bacteria

9 a.   What is significant bacteriurea?

B. name bacteria which cause 80-90% n 10-20% of acute UTI in females of child bearing age?

c. Mention steps u ll advise to female pt for prevention?

10.  a .give 2 differences between cysts n trophozoites of e.histolytica n e.coli?

b.  define  parasite, host,definite host,intermediate host, reservoir host ,vector?

11. Write cancers of these tumor markers

afp,psa,calcitonon,CEA,CA 125,p53 mutation in urine,neuron specific enolase,CA 15-3,immunoglobulos

12.  What r theses abbreviations for?

MDRT, MRSA, VDRL, DOTS, NGU, TSI, TPI, TSST

13. a.   How streptococci classified into 3 groups according to hemolysis?

  b.   Mention 4 disease caused by gp A streptococci?

c.give 3 morphology n identification features of streptococcus pmnemoniae?

 

Forensic Medicine.....QAMC

1. Enumerate the objectives of medico-legal autopsy. Describe the postmortem  change in relation to time
2. Define mechanical asphyxia & classify it. Describe autopsy finding @ neck region in case of throttling
3. What is the mode of action of mineral acids & enumerate the postmortem finding in stomach in case of carbolic acid poisoning. How will you manage the case of opium poisoning
4. Describe the dermatological manifestation in case of chronic arsenic poisoning. Describe the lab. investigation to diagnose plumbism
5. Write short notes on Law; psychological autopsy;lacerations;xanthoprotiec test;choking in shot guns

General Pathology.....QAMC

1. Classify Immunoglobulins. Describe the role of IgM & IgG
2. Describe Arthus reaction. Describe gentics of HLA
3. Describe morphology of Pseudomonas auriginosa.Give its lab diagnosis
4. Name the diarrhea causing organisms. Lab diagnosis of Vibrio cholerae
5. How will you define Virus. Name general chracteristics of virus. Name differnet ways to study virus
6. A 39 yr old male patient with progressive demntia have oblique palpebral fissure,empicanthic fold,with IQ 45. What is the most likely diagnosis & wat is its genetic mechanism. Mention the investigation of choice & what serum markers are useful for prenatal screening of this genetic disease
7. Enumerate chemical medicators of inflammation. Describe the mechanism if phagocytosis in acute inflammation.
8. Define & classify granuloma. Describe the fate oh thrombus
9. Describe the stages of shock.Give the pathophysiological classification of edema
10. Define neoplasm.Give chracteristics of malignant neoplasm.Name different group of carcinogenic chemicals with their examples
11. Write note on spred of tumours.Write note on cyclins & cyclin-dependent kinases
12. Give the life-cycle of Ascaris lumbricoides.Draw & label differnt morphological forms of trypanosome
13. Name the hemoparasites.Give life cycle of Plasmodium falciparum
14. Define Necrosis.Give its morphological types & examples

Pharmacology.......FMH Lahore

1. Define Bio-transformation. Explain conjugation with examples.Define idiosyncracy,intrinsic activity & cummulation
2. Classify alpha Adrenergic blockers. Enumerate the therapeutic uses of neostgmine
3. Classify deplorizing neuromuscular blocking drugs. Expalin phase-II of succinylcholine.What do you know about on-off phenomenon in the treatment of parkinsonism
4. Enumerate the adverse reaction of typical anti-psychotic drugs. MOA of morphine
5. Enumerte class-IV anti-arrythmic drugs with their MOA.Explain toxicity of nitroprusside
6. Enumerate the drugs causing dissociative anesthesia.Expalin pharmacological feature of any one of them.Write down MOA & adverse effects of metacloperamide
7. Explain clinical role of methy xanthines in the treatment of chronic asthma.Enumerate indications & contra-indications of warfarin therapy
8. Classify H1 recptor antagonists.Write down MOA of thiazide diuretics
9. Enumerate clinical uses & adverse effects of choloremphenicol.MOA of HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors
10. Antibacterial spectrum of co-trimoxazole.Incationz for insulin therapy
11. Write down mechanism of resistance acquired by CMV against Ganciclovir.Write down the mechanism of adverse effects of methotrexate
12. Enlist the drugs for use in hodgkin's lymphoma. How does asprin shows anti-platelet effect.Explain drug interaction of allopurinol with asprin with its mode of action

 PAHARMACOLOGY .....WAH MEDICAL COLLEGE


1. a) name the phase II reactions of biotranformation. What is the
characreristic of phase I metabolites.
b) describe the G-proteins coupled signal transduction of m3 receptors.
2. Enumerate th. Uses of beta blockers.
3. Enlist the advantages of:
SSRIs over TCAs
Buspione over benzodiazepines
4. Describe the MOS of etanercetp in rh. Arthritis.
Enumerate the shared toxicities of NSAIDs due to prostaglandin inhibition.
5. Describe the mechanism of beneficial effects of nitriglycerine in
classical angina.
Enumerate the a\e of ACE inhibitors
6. Classify loop diuretics. Enumerate the clinical uses of thiazide diuretics.
7. Name low molecular weight heparins. Describe the MOA of warfarin as
anticoagulants.
8. Give the MOA of:
Omeprazole in peptic ulcer.
Castor oil in constipation
9. Name bronchodilators drugs.
Describe the MOA of leukotriene pathway inhibitors in bronchial asthma.
10. Name orally active 3rd generation cephalosporins.
Describe MOA of penicillins.
11. How does chloroquine act as an anti-malarial drug.
Describe shared toxities of aminoglycosides.
12. Briefly describe MOA of:
Acyclovir as antiviral drug.
Amphotericin B an antifungal.
Mebendazole as antihetminthic.
13. Name mitotic spindle poisons used as anticancer drugs.
Describe MOA of methotrexate & enumerate its th. Uses.
14. Describe MOA of:
Combined oral contraceptives
Exenetide in diabetes
Enumerate th. Uses of glucocorticoids

FORENSIC MEDICINE .......WAH MEDICAL COLLEGE


1. You are working in THQ hospital as CMO. A female of about 35yr is
brought to you for the treatment of poisoning. What are your legal
duties in this case.
2. There was a suicidal blast at the gate of a factory ehwn the
workers were coming out after performing their duties. Mention the
factors responsible for causing the different injuries along with
their mechanism.
3. A man about 50yr of age is brought to you at THQ hospital for
medicolegal certification. On examination multiple blunt, sharp and
firearm injuries were present on the body. How would you classify
these inhuries under Qisas & Diyat Act.
4. While your posting as a Medical Officer at an intedrated rural
health care, a 50yr old unconscious male is brought to you for
treatment. On examination pupils were pinpoint: typical smell from yhe
body: the body was bathed in sweat: respiratory rate was 04\min:
chyene stroke breathing was present. How wil you treat this patient.
5. A female student of about 18 years of age is referred to atertiary
care hospital for management of attacks of convulsions. How would
decide whether she is suffering from poisoning or a disease.
6. A young adult from theprovince of sindh did the court marriage. She
is brought to you by the police for the assessment of age. How would
you proceed to examine the case and what tests would you perform in
this case.
7. Five females were birries alive in a single gravein desert area
after inflicting multiple injuries upon them. You have ordered by the
court to proceed for exhumation, what will be the requirements & steps
for this procedure.
8. A married female about 30 years of age with alleged history of Zina
bil Jabr is referred is refers to the DHQ hospital for medicolegal
assasment. What will the possible findings on the body of the female &
what specimens you would like to collect. 9. Write shirt note on:
Res ispa loquitar
Pederasty
Diagnosis of death
10. Write shirt note on:
Sexual deviations
Manner of death.
Presumption of survivorship

 PATHOLOGY......WAH MEDICAL COLLEGE


Q.1 A. Name four oncogenic viruses and give one example of tumor
associated with each.
B. A physician was treating two patients with malignancies --
Mrs. A and Mr. B. After performing a series of tests, it was
determined that Mrs. A's disease was staged as "T2/N1/MO" while Mr.
B's was staged as "T3/N3/M1."
a. What did these staging expressions mean?
b. Did Mrs. A or Mr. B have the better prognosis?
Q.2 A. Enlist local and systemic factors that influence wound healing.
.B. "Granulation" or "organization" is an important stage in
wound repair.
a. What are the microscopic features of this stage?
Enumerate biokgical functions of complement system.
B. A 10-year-old boy who is mentally retarded and able to carry out
activities of daily living, including feeding and dressing himself. On
physical examination, he has brachycephaly and oblique palpebral
fissures with prominent epicanthal folds. A transverse crease is seen
on the palm of each hand. On auscuitatron of the chest, there is a
grade IlI/IV systolic murmur.
a. What is the most likely diagnosis?
b. Which karyotype is most likely to be present in this child?
—c. Which disease / complication is he most likely to develop by the
age 20?
Q.4 A/Enumerate various morphological patterns of acute inflammation
with example of each.
B. A 62 year-old woman died of a long-standing disease. At autopsy, a
large number of small
nodules were found in her lung. On microscopic examination of several
of these, fibroblasts,
capillaries, necrosis along with many lymphocytes, plasma cel1,
epithelloid cells and giant
cells were seen. —
a. What were the nodules?
b. Why they are called this?
c. What was the pathologic condition that was characterized by these
nodules?
Q.5 A. A pathologist examined a sample of tissue taken from a atient
under the microscope. He/she reported that nutrcphils and dijated
blood vesss have dominated the tissue sample. Based on this
information:
a. What pathologic process was occurring here?
b. What do you suspect the patient's signs and symptoms to be?
B. Enlist three causes and three morphological features of chronic
inflammation.
Q.6 A A premature neonate suffers-from pneumonia and sepsis. Sputum
culture on blood agar plate yields pin-pointed p-hemolytic colonies.
Streptococcus agalactiae and L. monocytogenes are two important
neonatal pathogens which produce 3-hemoIysis on blood agar.
a. Name a simple test, which can differentiate between these two
organisms.
9._B. Enlist tests to identify Staphylococcus saprophyticus, mention
clinical infection&due to this
organism.
Q.7 Name four non-lactose fermenter members of Enterobactereciae
family'How you will differentiate them from non lactose fermenter
Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Q.8 A. A physician removed a piece of liver and had it examined under
the light microscope. The ensuing report indicated that many
hepatocytes (liver parenchymal cells) contained clear droplets. Some
of the droplets were so large that the nuclei were pushed off to one
side producing a "signet ring" appearance.
a. What was the condition that caused these changes?
b. Could the cells return to normal if the cause of the change was
removed?
B. Franklin Roosevelt was stricken with poliomyelitis long before he
was elected President. After being stricken, he found that he was not
able to walk because his leg muscles were inoperable. As a result, he
was confined to a wheel chair for the rest of his life. Those close to
him reported that his legs turned to "skin and bones" and that his
"leg muscles seemed to disappear."
a. What did they mean?
b. What pathologic process affected Roosevelt's leg muscles?
c. What probably caused the change?
C. After a young man took up weight lifting for over a year, his upper
arm muscles doubled in
mass. Examination of a small piece of muscle revealed that no new
cells were added.
a. How was that possible? Briefly explain your answer.
Q.9 A. Laboratory tests are ordered for two hospitalized patients.
During the phlebotomy procedure,
Vacutainer tubes drawn from these patients are mislabeled. One of the
patients receives a
blood transfusion later that day. Within one hour after the
transfusion of RBCs begins, the
patient becomes tachycardic , hypotensive and passes pink colored urine, 4
a. Name the type of hypersensitivity reaction in this patient.
-'19 -Kit . Enlist four other conditions in which this type of
reaction is seen.
B. A 34-year-old woman has experienced increasing muscular weakness
over the past 5 months. The weakness is more pronounced in voluntary
muscles that are used extensively, producing symptoms such as dJpopia,
tosis and difficulty in swallowing. After a night's sleep, her
symptoms have lessened. On physical examination, she is afebrile. No
skin rashes are noted. Muscle strength is 5/5 initially but diminishes
with repetitive movements. Assay of serum reveals elevated levels of
circulating Acety[choline receptor antibodies.
a. What is the most likely diagnosis?
 b. Name the type of hypersensitivity reaction in this patient.
C. Define immunologic tolerance. Enumerate mchanism.sJnvolved in
Peripheral tolerance.
Q.10 A Two of three family members had dinner at a local restaurant in
Wah and within 48 hours, experienced double vision, difficulty in
swallowing and speaking, and breathing problems.
a. Enumerate the cause of these symptoms?
rci"
B. Write mechanism of disease production by Clostridiumperfingens.

Q.11  How Mycobacterium tuberculosiscauses tisue_destruction jn
absence of Endo/Exotoxins.
Q.12 Enlist tissue nematodes. How peripheral blood can be utilized to
diagnose a case of
filariasis
Q.13 Enlist herpes viruses in relation to human disease>Briefl
mention diagnos of Hepatitis B
virus infection
Write morphological characteristics of Cryptococcus neuformans &
clinical diseases due to
this organism.
Q. 14 Morphological characteristics of Cryptocoocus Neoformins

University of Lahore.....Pharmacology

1 was therapeutic indx.wot dos it tel

2 factors afcting absorption of drugs 4m git

3 wot r symptoms of organopho n tretm

4 action of digoxin

 5 wots cyclophophamide its mechanism toxic effects

6 merits dmerits of halothane

7clasify cephalo n their mechanism

8 classify antihypertens.

9 ady effect of amitryptaline

10 compare tubocurar n suxameth

11 how dos cromolyn sodium n terbutaline act

12 classify local anaesthe.

13 ulcer healing drugs.
14. mechanis of propanol

 

PHARMACOLOGY.... AIMC
 

Q1. Define the following...
-volume of distribution
-therapeutic window
-margin of safety
-potency
-half life
[5]
Q2. a) Enumerate cardio-selective B- blockers
b) Write clinical use n contraindications of B blockers.
[2, 1.5, 1.5]
Q3. a) Write the mechanism ov action n contraindications of CAPTOPRIL
b) How do dihydropyridines differ from Verapamil regarding their effects on heart?
[3,2]
Q4. a) Classify H1 receptor blockers?
b) Write the Toxic effects of H1 blockers and clinical uses of serotonin antagonist?
[2.5, 1.5, 1]
Q5. a) Write the mechanism ov action n clinical uses of Buspirone?
b) What is the difference between the mech ov action of barbiturate n benzodiazepines?
[2,1,2]
Q6. a) Enumerate anti HIV drugs?
b) Write the mech ov action n clinical uses of INTERFERON alpha
[3,1,1]
Q7. a) Enumerate drugs for generalised tonic clonic & partial seizures?
b) Write mech ov action of Ethosuximide n list contraindications of Sodium Valproate?
[3, 1.5, 0.5]

Q8. Enumerate
a) Intravenous Anesthetics
b) Immunosuppressive Antibodies
c) Clinical uses of prostaglandins
[1.5, 1.5, 2]
Q9. Write
a) Mechanism ov action ov Floxetine
b)Adverse effects of Anti psychotics
c) Indications for the use of Clozapine
[1,3,1]
Q10. a) Name opioid receptors & write pharmacological effects mediated thru activation of each type of receptor?
b) Write differences between unfractioned n low molecular weight fractions of Heparin
c) Name the glycoprotein IIb/IIIa receptor blocker?
[3,1,1]
Q11. Enumerate adverse effects of
a) HMG Co-A reductase inhibtor
b) Corticosteroids
c) Thiazolidinediones
[1.5, 1.5, 2]
Q12. a) draw diagram to show mechanism ov action of Co- Trimoxazole
b) Enumerate adverse effects of Tetracyclines
c) Enumerate adverse effects of Quinolones
[2, 1.5, 1.5]
Q13. Write
a) Mechanism ov action of OMEPRAZOLE
b) Clinical uses of Metronidazole
c) the difference between Alteplase n Reteplase
[2,2,1]

Q14. Write
a) The treatment ov an acute attack of P. Vivax Malaria
b) Mechanism ov action of Tacrolimus
c)Benefits versus risk in the use of selective COX-2 inhibitors?

PATHOLOGY    AIMC

Q1. A young gardener develops headache periodic bouts of fever with chills & rigor occuring every 36-48 hrs. He is anemic on appearance and has spleenomegaly. His peripheral smear shows crescentic structure.
a) What is the most likely diagnosis..... 1
b) How will u diagnose this case in the lab.... 3
c) Enumerate the possible complications....1
Q2. A 9 yrs old boy develops high fever, neck, rigidity, meningeal irirtation and convulsions. Lumber puncture is done and Csf is sent to the lab
a) Enumerate 4 bacterias which can cause meningitis in this age group.....1
b) How will u diagnose a case of meningigits in the lab.....4

Q3. A 21 year old man complains of pain on micturition, pus like discharge n tingling sensation in his penis. He gave history of sexual contact wid several female partners over the past 2 years. a gram smear of the discharge shows presence of intracellular gm -ive diplococci
a) what discharge does the patient has n what bacterial specie is responsible for infection....(2)
b) Distinguish between the lesions seen in different stages of syphilis...(3)
Q4. A 34 year old man reported in emergency with several deep cuts in his leg after a biking accident several days back. the skin was discoloured greenish blue and an additional finding was crackling sound in the lower leg.
Necrotic tissue revelaed gram +ive rods
a) What disease does the patient has and what bacterium is responsible for this condition... 2
b) What physical condition of growth should b used while incubatind blood culture.... 1
c) Enlist the toxins and enzymes envolved with this disease... 2

Q 5. a) Name the techniques by which genetic material is transferred from one bacterial cell to another....2
b) Summarise the mech ov action of beta lactam antibiotics that effects the cell wall synthesis........ 3
Q6. Explain with diagram how sulfonamide drugs block the Folic acid metabolic pathway in bacterial cell.... 5
Q7. a) Enlist 4 mech used by bacterial species to generate resistance to antibiotics... 2
b) Identify the important properties of an anti microbial agent.... 3
Q 8. Enumerate 4 enzymes that contribute to virulence of bacteria and summarise their activity... 5

Q 9. a) Name 5 tumor suppressor genes.. 1.5
b) Describe the mechanismof regulation of apoptosisi at genetic level.... 3.5
Q 10. a) Enumerate causes of metastatic calcification... 1
b) Which organs are commonly effected by metastatic calcification... 1
c) Differentiate between metastatic n dystrophic calcification.... 3
Q11. A 50 yr old patient presented to gynae OPd with complaints of post coital bleeding. On examination a friable suspicious growth was identified. PAP smear was taken for biopsy
a) Elaborate the term DYSPLASIA......2
b) Give an account of Carcinoma in situ......3
Q12. A 70 yr old paraplegic female develops severe rt. chest pain and becones dyspnoeic. Spiral chest CT scan reveals features of pulmonary embolism
a)What can b the possible source of such thromboembolism.... 0.5
b) Enumerate the factors which would b responsible for thrombus formation... 1.5
c) What possible cchanges can occur in a deep vein thrombosis with passage of time... 3

Q13. a) Define METAPLASIA. Give 3 examples?.... 2
b) Draw a schematic representation of a normal cell and changes in reversible and irreversible cell injury.... 3
Q14. a) Enumerate the causes of cell injury ?..... 2
b) Compare the features of necrosis and apoptosis in tabulated form....3

FORENSIC MEDICINE….AIMC

Q1. write the clinical features ov toxicity with ............[5]
a) acetaminophine
b) organo phospahtes
Q2. what specimens will u take in a case of ..........[5]
a) barbiturates poisoning
b) chronic arsenic poisoning
Q3. write the importance of .............[5]
a) Arthropometry
b) Dactylography
in establisihng identity....
Q4.
a) describe locards exchange principle
b) whats McNaughtens rules ........................[5]
Q5. describe these terms... ................[5]
forensic ballistic, forensic entomology,
Q6. what is traumatic asphyxia...... [5]
Now random..
- write the section 337 L1 and L2 of law
- enlist the poisons that are absorbed through skin
- write the features of ante mortem drowning
- what is lucid interval

 Pharmacology.......NMC

1 name opiod receptors,their location n action, clincl app of mepridine

2 adv efct of clopromazine

3 clasify gnrl anesthetics ,toxic efct of cocaine

4 antiepileptics mechansm of phenytoin,clncl app of carbamazepine

5 clasify penicilin acordng to antimicrobl spctrum

6 mechnsm of zidovudine,list antimicrobic spctrm of metronidazole

7 note on ethambutol n ethanol

8 therapeutic app of amantadine n grisofulvin

9 uses of rifampin,3rd gen cephalospo

 

 Pharmacology .....RMC

adverse effects of :

  • Atropin

  • penicillin

  • methotraxate

MOPP regimen

HAART

Anti-TB drugs

Chloroquine

Tachyphylaxsis

Volume ov Distribution

Alpha blockers

Anti-Diabetics

Contraindications of Lithium

 

 

        

 


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