List of top Pathophysiology Questions asked in GPAT

Leprosy is a:
The etiology of jaundice could be haemolytic anaemia if:
Match the following antibodies with their correct description:
AntibodyDescription
P. IgE(i) Cross the placenta
Q. IgG(ii) Dominant antibody produced in immune responses
R. IgM(iii) It is found in the mother's milk
S. IgA(iv) Responsible for autoimmune responses including allergies
What is the proposed mechanism of action of artemisinin in the treatment of malaria:
Which of the following is a causative organism for Syphilis:
Coomb's test is used for detection of:
The most common neoplasm in patients with AIDS is:
Sarcoma is the cancer of:
Which of the following is the best technique for detecting HIV:
What is the proposed mechanism of action of artemisinin in the treatment of malaria:
Coomb's test is used for detection of:
Which of the following is a causative organism for Syphilis:
The most common neoplasm in patients with AIDS is:
Sarcoma is the cancer of
The etiology of jaundice could be haemolytic anaemia if:
Which of the following is the best technique for detecting HIV:
Match the following antibodies with their correct description:
AntibodyDescription
P. IgE(i) Cross the placenta
Q. IgG(ii) Dominant antibody produced in immune responses
R. IgM(iii) It is found in the mother's milk
S. IgA(iv) Responsible for autoimmune responses including allergies
Leprosy is a :
Schedule ‘O’ governs the standards for:
Which one of the following types of hepatitis can lead to fulminant hepatitis causing massive hepatic cell death more frequently among infected pregnant women, showin third trimester mortality as high as 30%?
Which class of antibody opsonizes antigents for phago- cytosis through two different pathways?
Exenatide is a:
The Schick test is used to determine susceptibility to:
Autoimmunity refers to:
Choose the most appropriate statement for the Pepticulcer disease caused by NSAIDs.