Rheumatic Mitral Stenosis is characterized by
Rheumatic Mitral Stenosis is characterized by Rheumatic Mitral Stenosis is characterized by Rheumatic Mitral Stenosis...
Why Tachycardia is one of the most important factors in increasing LA pressures in mitral stenosis?
Why Tachycardia is one of the most important factors in increasing LA pressures in mitral...
Hallmark of mitral stenosis in Echocardiogram
Hallmark of mitral stenosis in Echocardiogram Hallmark of mitral stenosis in Echocardiogram Hallmark of mitral...
Mitral valve involvement in Acute Rheumatic Fever
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Pressure gradient across the mitral valve
Pressure gradient across the mitral valve A patient of mitral stenosis is taken for catheterization....
What are the causes of mitral stenosis?
Most common cause of mitral stenosis Most common cause of mitral stenosis [A] Congenital heart...
Post-radiation mitral stenosis
Post-radiation mitral stenosis Post-radiation mitral stenosis usually takes how much time to appear after radiation...
Commonest cause of mitral stenosis
Commonest cause of mitral stenosis Commonest cause of mitral stenosis [A] Congenital[B] Rheumatic[C] Degenerative[D] Post-radiation...
Normal mitral valve area
Normal mitral valve area (MVA) Normal mitral valve area (MVA) [A] ≥ 2.0 cm2[B] ≥...
Rise in the left atrial pressure in Mitral Stenosis
Rise in the left atrial pressure in Mitral Stenosis Rise in the left atrial pressure...
What is the cause of ‘malar flush’ in Mitral valve stenosis?
What is the cause of ‘malar flush’ in Mitral valve stenosis? ‘Malar flush’ in Mitral…
What is ‘Mitral facies’?
What is ‘Mitral facies’? Mitral facies is a distinctive facial appearance associated with mitral stenosis…
Subclinical hyperthyroidism
Subclinical hyperthyroidism [A] High TSH and low FT3[B] Low TSH and high FT4[C] High TSH…
Zellweger syndrome
Zellweger syndrome is a congenital disorder characterized by absence of functional [A] Microtubules[B] tRNA[C] Peroxisomes[D]…
Electron-transferring flavo proteins
Electron-transferring flavo proteins present in [A] Matrix [B] Intermediate space[C] Inner membrane[D] Outer membrane ANSWER[C]…
Citric acid cycle takes place in which part of the mitochondria
Citric acid cycle takes place in which part of the mitochondria [A] Matrix [B] Intermediate…
Which enzyme is not present in nucleolus
Which enzyme is not present in nucleolus [A] RNA polymerase[B] RNAase[C] ATPase[D] DNA polymerase ANSWER[D]…
Prokaryotic cell division
Most prokaryotes divide by [A] Mitosis [B] Meiosis[C] Fission[D] Fusion ANSWER[C] Fission Reproduction in Prokaryotes…
Prokaryotic cell structure
All of the following are absent in Prokaryotic cell Except [A] Histones [B] Golgi apparatus[C]…
Prokaryotic cell structure
All of the following are absent in Prokaryotic cell Except [A] Histones [B] Golgi apparatus[C]…
Steel hair syndrome
Steel hair syndrome is [A] Scleroderma[B] DLE[C] Menkes disease[D] Osteogenesis imperfecta ANSWER[C] Menkes disease Menkes…
Heme synthesis
Heme is ferrous protoporphyrin IX- four pyrrole rings linked via methenyl bridges [A] Salt bridges…
Heme synthesis
Incorporation of Fe2+ into the structure of protoporphyrin IX is catalyzed by [A] Glutathione [B]…
Iron absorption
Factors that increase iron absorption are all EXCEPT [A] vitamin C [B] Glutathione[C] Coffee[D] HCl…
Hephaestin
Hephaestin is involved in the metabolism and homeostasis of [A] Calcium[B] Protein[C] Iron[D] Potassium ANSWER[C]…
