Internal Medicine[002]

1. Which of the following is not a function of testosterone?

Depress libido

Maintain muscle mass

Promote normal sexual function

Stimulate libido

Other function of testosterone is ensuring of spermatogenesis and maintain bone mass.

Explanation

Other function of testosterone is ensuring of spermatogenesis and maintain bone mass.

2. Which of these is not a lateralising feature in brain tumor

Loss of bladder sphincteric tone

Hemiparaesis

Aphasia

Visual field deficit

3. The following pathologic processes would explain generalised clinical features of brain tumor except

Cortical atrophy

Production of hydrocephalus

Obstruction of Cerebro-spinal Fluid (CSF)

Edema in nervous tissue surrounding the brain tumor

4. Match the following diseases appropriate with relevant features

Sjogren Syndrome

Caplan Syndrome

Felty Syndrome

Sjogren Syndrome is also Dry mouth(xerostomia) plus any Connective Tissue Disease

Explanation

Sjogren Syndrome is also Dry mouth(xerostomia) plus any Connective Tissue Disease

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5. Which of the following is not considered an abuse of Growth hormone

Use in reversing AIDS related wasting

Use for fitness enhancement by athletics and body builders

For reversing and slowing of ageing

Usage in enhancement of height of children who has attain normal height

Therapeutic Usage of Growth Hormone include
1.Treatment of Growth Hormone deficiency
2.Treatment of poor growth in renal failure
3.Management of Turner Syndrome
4.Management of Prader Willi Syndrome
5.Management of Idiopathic Short Stature
6.Management of Short bowel Syndrome
7.Use to encourage anabolism in burns and intensive care settings

Explanation

Therapeutic Usage of Growth Hormone include
1.Treatment of Growth Hormone deficiency
2.Treatment of poor growth in renal failure
3.Management of Turner Syndrome
4.Management of Prader Willi Syndrome
5.Management of Idiopathic Short Stature
6.Management of Short bowel Syndrome
7.Use to encourage anabolism in burns and intensive care settings