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1. Clubbing is seen in
a) Pneumonia b) Fibrosis
c) Sinusitis d) Bronchiectasis
2. Pursed lip breathing is seen in
a) Pneumonia b) Chronicbronchitis
c) Emphysema d) Pneumothorax
3. The gas exchange unit of lung is
a) Acinus b) Alveolus
c) Terminal bronchiole d) Respiratory bronchiole
4. Which of the following is not a very common cause of haemoptysis?
a) Tuberculosis b) Bronchiogenic carcinoma
c) Haemophilia d) Mitral stenosis
5. Finger clubbing may develop quickly in
a) Carcinoma bronchus b) Suppurative pneumonia
c) Asbestosis d) Congenital Heart Diseases
6. The single most important cause of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
a) Smoking b) Air pollution
c) Allergy d) Individual susceptibility
7. Which of the following finding is not of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
a) Central cyanosis with exertion b) Increased cricosternal distance
c) Barrelchest d) Intercostals in drawing during inspiration
8. Large volume pulse may seen with
a) Vasodilatation b) Fever
c) Bradycardia d Tachycardia
9. In bronchiogenic carcinoma the investigation procedure used is
a) Chest X-ray b) Bronchoscopy
c) MRI d) Chest X-ray & Bronchoscopy
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10. The following are the type or form of cardiac arrest except
a) Asystole b) VF
c) Electromechanical dissociation d) Diastole
11. A useful formula for predicting the maximum HR is:
a. 200-patients age b. 210 - patients age
c. 220-patients age d. 230-patients age

12 .Thrombophlebitis ________________
a.Develops silently
b.Develops in superficial vessels
c.Develops in deep vessles
d.Usually give rise to embolism

13. All are true about angina except

a) Pain commonly feet retrosternally
b) Pain reduced by rest
c) Pain mainly stabbing in nature
d) Pain radiates
14. The cause of syncope is
a) Cardiac dysrhythmia b) Excessive vasodilatation
c) Vasovagal fainting d) Cardiac vasodilatation

15. A 40 year old teacher with venous valvular insufficiency is prone to develop
a. Deep vein thrombosis b. Thromboangitis obliterans
c. Raynaud’s disease d. Stasis ulcers

16. Bradycardia is a resting pulse

a) Less than 50 b) Less than 60
c) Less than 72 d) Less than 40
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17. Pulse in atrial fibrillation characterized by
a) Regular with dropped beats b) Irregularly Irregular
c) Regularly irregular d) Sinus arrhythmia
18. Pulse in aortic incompetence
a) Glow rising b) Collapsing
c) Jerky pulse d) low rising
19.Which is gold standard for diagnosis of myocardial infarction?
a.ECG
b.ECHO
c.Lipid profile
d.Cardiac catheterization

20. The most important defense mechanism in the alveoli are:

a. lymphatics b. goblet cells
c. macrophages d. epithelial cells
21. The commonest and important cause of raised JVP is
a) Respiratory failure b) Cardiac failure
c) Atrial Failure d) Kidney failure
22. The cause of raised JVP includes all except
a) Heart failure b) SVC obstruction
c) Hypovolemic shock d) Tricuspid stenosis
23. The loud first heart sound heard in following except
a) Mitral Stenosis b) Fever
c) Thyrotoxicosis d) Aortic stenosis
24. The normal QRS time in ECG is
a) Less than 0.05 sec b) Less than 0.1sec
c) Less than 0.15 sec d) More than 0.15 sec
25. Flutter is a

a.High frequency PEP device

b.Chest compressor
c.Vibrator
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d.None of the above

26. Acinus of lung supplied by

a) Terminal bronchiole b) Respiratory bronchiole
c) Tertiary bronchiole d) none of the above
27. Total number of bronchopulmonary segments in right side
a) 8 b) 9
c) 10 d) 12
28. The first respiratory defense mechanisms are encountered in the:
a. mouth b. nose
c. larynx d. trachea

29. Hypercapnia means arterial PaCo2 level more than

a) 36mm Hg b) 40mm Hg
c) 45mm Hg d) 50mm Hg

30. Hypercapnia may caused by

a) Brainstem lesion b) Trauma
c) Chronic bronchitis d) Heart failure

QUESTION PREPARED BY

Dr. M.SARAVANAN

MPT, CERTIFIED SENSORY INTEGRATION THERAPIST (U.S.A)

Maha Rehab Center & Physio Care, Kumbakonam