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#1126 Integrated QBank

A 60-year-old male, a known case of COPD with hea failure was admitted with the complaints of shoness of breath and symptoms of right sided hea failure. He was catheterized and staed on treatment. After 8 days, he complained of pain in the right flank region, along with high grade fever with rigor. On examination it was observed that the urine in the catheter was cloudy and patient was also having pain in the urethral region. Urine R/M and culture studies were immediately sent. USG abdomen revealed pyelonephritis of the right kidney. Urine studies revealed increased WBCs in the urine sample. The organism was isolated, Gram staining was done. It showed tiny deep pink colonies on MacConkey agar. Colonies produced on tellurite agar are given below. The organism was heat resistant and could grow in 40% bile, 6.5% NaCl and at pH of 9.6. To which of the following drugs is the organism intrinsically resistant to: -

#1130 Integrated QBank

A 24-year-old male repos that during a game of hoops (basketball), he tripped while driving the ball to the basket, and fell on his outstretched right hand with the palm down. Three days later, patient presented to the OPD with right wrist pain. On examination, the wrist was slightly swollen and tender but without deformity. The doctor instructed the patient to extend the right thumb, thereby accentuating the anatomical "snuffbox," which is extremely tender to deep palpation. The doctor advised to get a x ray of the wrist done. What is the most likely injured pa?

#1135 General

A 40-year-old man is brought by his friends to you. Apparently, he has ingested some unknown medication. Patient is disoriented. His temperature is 103°F, BP 120/85, pulse 100/min, and respirations 221min. The skin is flushed and dry. Has dilated pupils and muscle twitching. ECG reveals prolonged QRS complexes. Hepatic transaminases are normal, and ABG shows a normal pH. These findings are most likely due to intoxication by which of the following substances?

#1141 Integrated QBank

A 50-year-old male patient presented to the OPD with non-destructive migratory ahritis involving left lower limb joints along with intermittent episodes of fever and myalgias. Patient also complained of multiple episodes of diarrhea along with abdominal pain and significant weight loss. O/E, Cervical lymphadenopathy Hepatosplenomegaly Skin hyperpigmentation Mild anterior uveitis Lab finding revealed negative RA factor and ANA Ab tests, anemia and hypereosinophilia. Endoscopy was done and it revealed pale, yellow, shaggy mucosa with erythema and ulceration past the 1st pa of duodenum. Biopsy from the small intestine was taken and PAS staining was done. PCR was ordered to diagnose the above condition. Which RNA sequencing is used to diagnose the above condition: -

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