MBBS University exam spotters ( demo version)

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Spotter's for MBBS final year practicals 2017 batch 


1. Which among the following is the widest bore IV cannula among the following?
Ans : Grey ( 16F )



2. Identify the spotter..??
Ans : Right sided pleural effusion 


3. Name the organism and component of cell wall which is responsible for this characteristic appearance..??
Ans : Acid fast bacilli ( Mycobacteria ), Mycolic acid.


4. Identify the procedure done in this case..??
ans : DJ stenting.




5. Name the spotter and its use..?
Ans : macintosh blade with laryngoscope. Used in endotracheal intubation



6. Which ATT drug cause following appearance of urine..??
Ans : Rifampin


7. Blood and urine bags will be discarded in which of the respective biomedical waste bins..??
Ans : yellow and Red ( respectively)


8. Comment on Ecg mention any drugs causing the same.?
Sinus brady arrythmia with Rate 37, irregular. Betablockers

9. Contraindications for using the equipment seen in the image below..??
Ans : pulse less VT, asystole.


10. Which of the following coloured vaccutainer contains EDTA and its use..?
ans : purple for hemogram ( pathology )

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