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1700 MCQ REVISED VERSION TOPIC WISE
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DR. KHALID SAIFULLAH
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4th EDITION
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1721
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Chapter: 3 /
Q: 7
A 35 year old man presents with history of dyspepsia. H.Pylori antibodies are negative. No improvement is seen after 1m of treatment. What is the next step?
Chapter: 3 /
Q: 8
A 79 year old lady who is otherwise well recently started abdominal pain. She is afebrile and complains that she passed air bubbles during urination. A urethral catheter showed fecal leakage in the urinary bag. What is the likely pathology?
Chapter: 3 /
Q: 9
A young woman complains of diarrhea, abdominal cramps and mouth ulcers. Abdominal X-ray shows distended transverse colon with globet cell depletion on rectal biopsy. What is the most probable diagnosis?
Chapter: 3 /
Q: 10
A 28 year old female presents with a 3months history of diarrhea. She complains of abdominal discomfort and passing stool 20 times/day. Examination=febrile. Barium enema shows cobblestone mucosa. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Chapter: 3 /
Q: 11
A 60 year old woman presented to OPD with dysphagia. No history of weight loss or heartburn. No change in bowel habits. While doing endoscopy there is some difficulty passing through the useful investigation?
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Q: 12
What is the pathological change in Barret’s esophagitis?
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Q: 13
A 55 year old woman complains of retrosternal chest pain and dysphagia which is intermittent and unpredictable. The food suddenly sticks in the middle of the chest, but she can clear it with ‘corkscrew esophagus’. What is the single most likely cause of dysphagia?
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Q: 14
A 46 year old man is being investigated for indigestion. Jejunal biopsy shows deposition of macrophages containing PAS (Periodic acid-schiff) +ve granules. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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Q: 15
A patient presents with dysphagia and pain on swallowing. He has sore mouth and soreness in the corners of the mouth. What is the single most likely diagnosis?
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Q: 16
A child complains of RIF pain and diarrhea. On colonoscopy, granular transmural ulcers are seen near the ileo-cecal junction. What should be the management?
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