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MCQs From Pathophysiology for B pharmacy (sem 2) student and D Pharmacy (2 nd year) students as per PCI Syllabus | Free MCQs for GPAT and NIPER

MCQs From Pathophysiology for B pharmacy (sem 2) student and D Pharmacy (2 nd year) students as per PCI Syllabus | Free MCQs for GPAT and NIPER 




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1) Which of the following anemias is associated with splenomegaly?

a) Aplastic anemia

b) Blood loss anemia

c) Sickle cell anemia

d) Iron deficiency anemia


2) Which of the following anemias is associated with leucocytopenia?

a) Aplastic anemia

b) Blood loss anemia

c) Iron deficiency anemia

d) Vit B12 deficiency & folate deficiency anemia


3) Which of the following anemias is associated with Thrombocytopenia?

a) Aplastic anemia

b) Blood loss anemia

c) Iron deficiency anemia

d) Sickle cell anemia


4) Which of the following anemias is associated with nose bleeding?

a) Sickle cell anemia

b) Vit B12 deficiency & folate deficiency anemia

c) Hemolytic anemia

d) Aplastic anemia


5) Which is not a vitamin K dependent factor?

a) Factor X

b) Factor IX

c) Factor VIII

d) Factor II


6) Which of the following is false in hemophilia?

a) Absent factor VIII

b) Prolonged bleeding time

c) Normal prothrombin time

d) Decrease bleeding time


7) The first Step of hemostasis after injury to blood vessels is

a) Formation of platelet plug

b) Vascular spasm

c) Activation of Coagulation Cascade (blood coagulation)

d) Formation of fibrin clot


8) Clot stabilization factor is

a) Factor X

b) Factor IX

c) Factor VIII

d) factor XIII


9) All the following clotting factors found in blood except

a) Factor X

b) Factor IX

c) Factor VII

d) Factor VIII


10) Thromboxane A2 responsible for

a) platelets Adhesion

b) Vasoconstriction

c) Activation of Coagulation cascade

d) Formation of fibrin clot


11)Which of the following anemias in which platelets number is 90,000/mm3?

a) Aplastic anemia

b) Deficiency of vitamin B12 or folic acid

c) Hemolytic anemia

d) Both a , b

e) Both a , c


12) Type of polycythemia that Caused by excessive proliferation of bone marrow

stem cells

a) Relative polycythemia

b) Primary polycythemia

c) Secondary polycythemia

d) Tertiary polycythemia


13) Increasing fluid volume is a rationale treatment for

a) Relative polycythemia

b) Primary polycythemia

c) Secondary polycythemia

d) Tertiary polycythemia


14) Which of the following diseases occurs in vessels that deliver oxygenated blood

to the tissues and organs

a) Atherosclerosis

b) Aneurysm

c) Varicose veins

d) Both a, b

e) Both b, c


15) In atherosclerosis , the most affected artery is

a) Pulmonary artery

b) Coronary artery

c) Hepatic artery

d) Renal artery



16) Risk factors for development of atherosclerosis is

a) increase serum level of LDL

b) decrease serum level of LDL

c) increase serum level of HDL

d) None of the above


17) Foam cells are

a) Monocytes

b) Monocytes phagocytize lipoproteins

c) Macrophages


18) Manifestations of atherosclerosis are

a) Ischemia

b) Aneurysm

c) Emboli

d) None of the above

e) All of the above


19) Swelling in the wall of an artery is ...., while in the wall of vein is

.....respectively

a) Aneurysm , Varicose veins

b) Aneurysm , Venous thrombus

c) Varicose veins , Aneurysm

d) Atherosclerosis , Varicose veins


20) For many patients with DVT the first manifestation of the thrombus is

a) Myocardial ischemia

b) Angina

c) Pulmonary embolism

d) Renal embolism


21) Silent Myocardial infarction can occurs in

a) Hypertensive patient

b) Hypotensive patient

c) Diabetic patient

d) None of the above

e) All of the above


22) Release of myocardial enzymes such as ............... in Myocardial infarction

a) creatine phosphokinase

b) lactate dehydrogenase

c) both a , b

d) none of the above


23) Cardiogenic shock in Myocardial infarction occurs due to

a) Right sided heart failure

b) Left sided heart failure

c) Both a , b

d) none of the above


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24) All the following are Compensatory Mechanisms for myocardial infarction

except

a) Activation of renin-angiotensin system

b) Ventricular hypertrophy

c) Decrease aldosterone

d) Increase Adrenaline release


25) Vasodilator drugs in Treatment for Myocardial infarction

a) Morphine

b) Low-dose Aspirin

c) Propranolol (Beta-Blockers)

d) Nitroglycerin


26) For reduce the overall size of the infarction we use

a) High dose of aspirin

b) Low dose of aspirin

c) Morphine

d) None of the above



27) All the following are causes of Secondary hypertension except

a) Renal artery stenosis

b) Hyperaldosteronism

c) Pheochromocytoma

d) Enhanced parasympathetic activity


28) All the following are risk factors of primary hypertension except

a) Low dietary intake of potassium

b) Increasing age

c) Hyperinsulinemia

d) low dietary salt intake


29) All the following are Manifestations of essential hypertension on heart except

a) left ventricular hypertrophy

b) arrhythmia

c) congestive heart failure

d) decreased afterload


30) All the following are true about kidney in primary hypertension except

a) renal injury is worsened in patients with diabetes

b) activation of the renin-angiotensin system

c) renal failure

d) increased renal blood flow



31) All the following are classes for treatment of hypertension except

a) β –Blockers

b) Diuretics

c) ACE (angiotensin converting enzyme) inhibitors

d) Aspirin


32) All the following are true about Malignant hypertension except

a) Occurs in patients with chronic essential hypertension

b) Blood pressure is greater than 120 to 130 mmHg diastolic pressure

c) Cause damage to the retina or kidneys and lead to cerebral edema and stroke

d) Treated with powerful oral vasodilators


33) Causes of orthostatic hypotension are

a) Autonomic nervous defects

b) Prolonged bed rest

c) Drug-induced(antihypertensive drugs, calcium channel blockers, vasodilators)

d) Decreased blood of fluid volume

e) All of the above

f) None of the above


34) Manifestations of Orthostatic hypotension except

a) Dizziness (syncopy)

b) Reduced brain blood flow

c) Falls and injuries, particularly in young individuals

d) Pooling of blood in the extremities


35) All the following are Diagnosis of Myocardial Ischemia except

a) Nuclear imaging

b) Cardiac catheterization

c) Holter monitoring

d) Level of creatine phosphokinase in blood


36) Type of angina which takes aspirin as prophylactic

a) stable angina

b) Unstable angina

c) Variant angina

d) exertional angina


37) All of the following are true about consequences of

atherosclerosis except:

a) Rupture of fibrous plaque

b) Myocardial infarction & ischemic strokes

c) Tumor formation

d) Weakening of the vessel causing (aneurysm)


38) Regarding varicose veins:

a) Occur due to valvular incompetence

b) Affect the long standing professionals

c) The veins become distended due to pooling of blood

d) All of the above


39) Regarding thrombosis:

a) Occurs in arteries more than veins

b) Occurs as a result of hyperemia (increase in blood flow)

c) More dangerous in deep veins than superficial ones

d) None of the above


40) Increase creatine phosphokinase and lactate dehydrogenase

concentration in blood is a marker of:

a) Kidney failure

b) Respiratory failure

c) Angina

d) Myocardial infarction


41) Insluinoma can cause the following symptoms except:

a) Sweating

b) Drowsiness

c) Dehydration

d) Drowsiness


42) Earliest changes observed by ophthalmoscope in background retinopathy of

diabetes is

a) Venous dilation

b) Micro aneurysms

c) Increased capillary permeability

d) Exudates


43) Insulin secretion is increased by

a) Adrenaline

b) Glucagon

c) Gastrin

d) Cortisol


44) Insulin do the following except

a) Increase Glycogenesis

b) Increase lysis

c) Decrease  Glycogenolysis

d) Increase  uptake of glucose


45) Symptoms of Diabetes insipidus are the following except

a) Dehydration

b) extreme thirst

c) decrease fluid intake

d) polydipsia



46) hypo secretion of ADH can cause

a) Diabetes insipidus

b) Diabetes mellitus

c) Gestational diabetes


47) Type of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy

a) Diabetes mellitus type 1

b) Diabetes mellitus type 2

c) Gestational diabetes

d) Diabetes insipidus


48) All the following features belonged to type 1 diabetes except

a) deficiency or absence of insulin

b) destruction of ß islet cells

c) Most common form of diabetes

d) IDDM


49) All the following features belonged to type 2 diabetes except

a) Most patients are obese

b) There is insulin resistance

c) NIDDM

d) Treated with insulin


50) All the following can cause polyuria except

a) Glycosuria

b) Ketonuria

c) Increase vasopressin

d) Decrease vasopressin


51)In diabetes mellitus ,level of glucose in blood becomes ........renal threshold of

kidney

a) Higher than

b) Lower than

c) Equal to

d) None of the above


52) In ketoacidosis

a) Blood pH = 7.4

b) pH >7

c) pH < 7

d) none of the above


53) Consequences of ketoacidosis are the following except

a) decrease excretion of Co2

b) Loss of consciousness

c) high plasma osmotic pressure

d) high urine osmotic pressure


54) In DKA, polyuria is caused by

a) Glycosuria

b) Ketonuria

c) Both a , b

d) None of the above


55) factors that predispose development of hyperglycemic coma in either type

diabetes include

a) High blood osmotic pressure

b) Hypovolaemia

c) Acidosis

d) None of the above

e) All of the above


56) Hypoglycemic coma caused by

a) overdose of insulin

b) increased carbohydrate absorption

c) An insulin-secreting tumor

d) All of the above


57)All the following are long term complications of diabetes mellitus except

a) Diabetic macroangiopathy

b) Diabetic microangiopathy

c) Infection

d) Coma


58) Diabetic microangiopathy occurs in all the following except

a) Arterioles

b) Arteries

c) Capillaries

d) Venules


59) Diabetic foot is caused by

a) Infection

b) peripheral neuropathy

c) Pyelonephritis

d) Both a , b

e) Both b , c

f) Both a , c


60) All the following are Physiological effects of thyroid hormones except

a) decreased cholesterolemia

b) increases number of β2-adrenergic receptors

c) promote normal brain development in childhood

d) increase of carbohydrate absorption



62) Symptoms of Hyperthyroidism are the following except

a) Increased metabolic rate

b) Voracious appetite but weight loss

c) Cold intolerance signs

d) Tachycardia


63) For Laboratory findings of Hyperthyroidism are the following except

a) Elevated serum T3 , T4

b) Suppressed serum TSH

c) Increased cholesterol level

d) increased radioiodine uptake by thyroid gland


64) cause of hyperthyroidism which associated with transient release of stored

hormones

a) Grave's disease

b) Follicular adenoma

c) Hashimoto's thyroiditis

d) Pituitary adenoma


65) Disease occurs due to deficiency of thyroid hormone in childhood

a) Hashimoto's disease

b) Grave's disease

c) Cretinism

d) Myxedema


66) All the following are acquired causes for Hypothyroidism except

a) Hashimoto's thyroiditis

b) Severe iodine deficiency

c) Aplasia of thyroid gland

d) External beam radiation


67) Symptoms of Hypothyroidism are the following except

a) Cold intolerance

b) Constipation

c) Weight loss

d) Loss of appetite


68) Compensatory mechanism of thyroid gland that makes goiter due to

a) High content of sea food

b) High iodine in food

c) Low sea food in nutrition

d) Normal iodine in food


69) Cortisol Suppresses all immune responses with exception of increased number of

a) Eosinophil

b) Basophil

c) Neutrophil

d) Osmophill


70) Overproduction of glucocorticoids due to increasing production of ACTH

a) Cushing's syndrome

b) Cushing's disease

c) Conn's syndrome

d) Addison disease


71)All the following are Clinical manifestations of Cushing's except

a) Steroid (secondary) diabetes mellitus

b) moon face

c) infertility in males

d) Osteoporosis


72) Hyperaldosteronism due to decreased metabolism of aldosterone caused by

a) Renin-secreting tumors

b) Oral contraceptives

c) Cirrhosis

d) Diuretic ingestion


73. Bronchiectasis is ............. abnormal dilatation of bronchi and bronchioles

a) Reversible

b) Irreversible


74. Bronchiectasis can cause .........

a) Right side heart failure

b) left side heart failure


75. two main types of Emphysema is ...........and............(choose 2)

a) Panacinar

b) Centrilobular

c) Interstitial



76. Predisposing factors of Panacinar emphysema are ........

a) Cigarette smoking

b) Congenital deficiency of an antiproteolytic enzyme

c) Acute inflammation of bronchi and lungs

d) None of the above

e) All of the above


77. Irreversible dilatation of the respiratory bronchioles

a) Centrilobular emphysema

b) Panacinar emphysema

c) Interstitial


78. Interstitial emphysema, small quantity of air can cause ..........

a) no damage

b) limit heart movement


79. Presence of air from outside in the thoracic interstitial tissues caused by

a) asthmatic attack

b) stab wound

c) coughing as in whooping cough


80. COPD is most commonly caused by

a) NSAID

b) tobacco smoke

c) alcohol


81. COPD different from asthma in .......

a) Reversible

b) Increase severity overtime


82. In chronic bronchitis, cough must last for ........

a) more than three months a year for more than two years

b) more than five months a year for more than two years

c) more than three months a year for more than three years


83. In the advanced stages of COPD, shortness of breath occurs during ....

a) Rest

b) Exercise


84. Some people with advanced COPD do manage to breathe fast to compensate, but

usually have

a) Headaches

b) shortness of breath

c) drowsiness

d) heart failure


85.Jaundice appears when plasma bilirubin exceeds

a) 50 μmol/l

b) 3 μmol/l

c) 17 μmol/l

d) 10 μmol/l


86. Hemolysis is the main cause of .........jaundice

a) Hepatic

b) Pre-hepatic

c) Post-hepatic



87. Kernicterus occurs in ........

a) Neonates

b) Adults

c) All ages


88. In Pre-hepatic jaundice , ............increases

a) Unconjugated bilirubin

b) conjugated bilirubin

c) both


89. Congenital hyperbilirubinemias is called

a) Mallory wiess syndrome

b) Gilbert's syndrome

c) Van Geison syndrome


90. In cases where there is biliary obstruction, whether intra- or extra-hepatic, the

patient has what is called

a) cholestatic jaundice

b) hepatocellular jaundice


91.A failure of adequate amounts of bile to reach the duodenum

a) Hepatitis

b) Cholestasis

c) Jaundice


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