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Ques -Treatment of Rheumatoid arthritis include all except
options: (A.) Give rest to the joint (B). Correction of deformities (C). Synovectomy (D). Exercises
answer:1

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Ques -. Following is involved in rheumatoid arthritis:
options: (A.) Synovial fluid (B). Synovial membrane (C). Cartilage (D). Subchondral bone’],
answer:2

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Ques -. The cause of rheumatoid arthritis is:
options: (A.) Familial (B). Immunological (C). Infective (D). Traumatic’],
answer:2

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Ques -. Epiphyseal wafering may be seen in:
options: (A.) Rheumatic arthritis (B).Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (C).Osteoarthritis (D).Gouty arthritis’],
answer:2

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Ques -. Distal interphalangeal joint is not involved in:
options: (A.) Rheumatoid arthritis (B). Osteoarthritis (C). Psoriatic arthropathy/ (D). Multiple histocytosis’],
answer:1

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Ques -. In rheumatic arthritis the pathology starts in:
options: (A.) Articular cartilage (B). Synovial (C). Capsule (D). Muscles’],
answer:2

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Ques – . Para-articular erosions are most commonly seen in:
options: (A.) Osteoarthritis (B). Rheumatoid arthritis (C). Gout (D). Acute suppurative arthritis’],
answer:2

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Ques -. Tom Smith arthritis manifest as:
options: (A.) Increase hip mobility and instability (B).Hip stiffness (C). A+B (D). Shortening of limb’],
answer:1

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Ques -. Disease where distal interphalangeal joint is characteristically involved:
options: (A.) Psoriatic arthritis (B). Rheumatoid (C). SLE (D). Gout’],
answer:1

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Ques – . The rheumatoid factor immunoglobulin is against:
options: (A.) Fab portion of immunoglobulin (B). FC portion of immunoglobulin (C). Double Strand DNA (D). Mitochondria’],
answer:2

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Ques -. In rheumatoid arthritis the part which is affected most is:
options: (A.) Synovium (B). Subchondral bone (C). Cartilage (D). Tendon’],
answer:1

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Ques -. Most common cause of septic arthritis in all ages:
options: (A.) Streptococcus (B). Staphylococcus (C). Gonococcus (D). Pseudomonas’],
answer:2

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Ques – Essence of pathology in RA is
options: (A.) Persistence synovitis (B). Articular cartilage damage (C). Deformities in joints (D). Tendon ruptures’],
answer:1

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Ques -A patient is said to have rheumatoid arthritis if he/she has at least __ criteria out of seven
options: (A.) 3 (B). 4 (C). 5 (D). all the seven’],
answer:2

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Ques -Neurological involvement in Rheumatoid arthritis includes___.
options: (A.) compression of peripheral nerve due to tenosynovitis e.g. CTS (B). peripheral neuropathy due to vasculitis (C). SCI due to sulaxation/dislocation of atlanto-axial joint (D). All of the above ‘],
answer:4

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Ques -. Seronegative inflammatory arthritis conditions have a primary effect on
options: (A.) Axial skeleton (B). Lumbar spine (C). Big joints of the body (D). Smaller joints of the body ‘],
answer:1

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Ques -. In rheumatic arthritis male to female ratio is :
options: (A.) 1:1 ‘ (B). 1:2.5 ‘ (C). 2.5:1 ‘ (D). 1:3’],
answer:3
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Ques -. Following is involved in rheumatoid arthritis:
options: (A.) Synovial fluid (B). Synovial membrane (C). Cartilage (D). Subchondral bone’],
answer:2

⧭
Ques -. The cause of rheumatoid arthritis is:
options: (A.) Familial (B). Immunological (C). Infective (D). Traumatic’],
answer:2

⧭
Ques -. Epiphyseal wafering may be seen in:
options: (A.) Rheumatic arthritis (B).Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (C).Osteoarthritis (D).Gouty arthritis’],
answer:2

⧭
Ques -. Distal interphalangeal joint is not involved in:
options: (A.) Rheumatoid arthritis (B). Osteoarthritis (C). Psoriatic arthropathy/ (D). Multiple histocytosis’],
answer:1

⧭
Ques -. In rheumatic arthritis the pathology starts in:
options: (A.) Articular cartilage (B). Synovial (C). Capsule (D). Muscles’],
answer:2

⧭
Ques – . Para-articular erosions are most commonly seen in:
options: (A.) Osteoarthritis (B). Rheumatoid arthritis (C). Gout (D). Acute suppurative arthritis’],
answer:2

⧭
Ques -. Tom Smith arthritis manifest as:
options: (A.) Increase hip mobility and instability (B).Hip stiffness (C). A+B (D). Shortening of limb’],
answer:1

⧭
Ques -. Disease where distal interphalangeal joint is characteristically involved:
options: (A.) Psoriatic arthritis (B). Rheumatoid (C). SLE (D). Gout’],
answer:1

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Ques – . The rheumatoid factor immunoglobulin is against:
options: (A.) Fab portion of immunoglobulin (B). FC portion of immunoglobulin (C). Double Strand DNA (D). Mitochondria’],
answer:2

⧭
Ques -. In rheumatoid arthritis the part which is affected most is:
options: (A.) Synovium (B). Subchondral bone (C). Cartilage (D). Tendon’],
answer:1

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Ques -. Most common cause of septic arthritis in all ages:
options: (A.) Streptococcus (B). Staphylococcus (C). Gonococcus (D). Pseudomonas’],
answer:2

⧭
Ques – Essence of pathology in RA is
options: (A.) Persistence synovitis (B). Articular cartilage damage (C). Deformities in joints (D). Tendon ruptures’],
answer:1

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Ques -A patient is said to have rheumatoid arthritis if he/she has at least __ criteria out of seven
options: (A.) 3 (B). 4 (C). 5 (D). all the seven’],
answer:2

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Ques -Neurological involvement in Rheumatoid arthritis includes___.
options: (A.) compression of peripheral nerve due to tenosynovitis e.g. CTS (B). peripheral neuropathy due to vasculitis (C). SCI due to sulaxation/dislocation of atlanto-axial joint (D). All of the above ‘],
answer:4

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Ques -. Seronegative inflammatory arthritis conditions have a primary effect on
options: (A.) Axial skeleton (B). Lumbar spine (C). Big joints of the body (D). Smaller joints of the body ‘],
answer:1

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Ques -. In rheumatic arthritis male to female ratio is :
options: (A.) 1:1 ‘ (B). 1:2.5 ‘ (C). 2.5:1 ‘ (D). 1:3’],
answer:3
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