MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS INTRODUCTION TO BASICS OF NEUROLOGY—PART III

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 

INTRODUCTION TO BASICS OF NEUROLOGY—PART III

 

Q No 1	Patient speaks slowly and deliberately, syllable by syllable is _____________
	a)      Cerebellar dysarthria	b)      Bulbar dysarthria
	c)       Rigid dysarthria	d)      Cortical dysarthria
Q No 2	Rigid dysarthria is due to _________
	a)      Bulbar palsy	b)      Motor neuron disease
	c)       Extrapyramidal tract lesion	d)      Lacunar infarct
Q No 3	Patient perceives unpleasant odors in the absence of stimuli is _______
	a)      Parosmia	b)      Hypersomnia
	c)       Unilateral anosmia	d)      Cacosmia
Q No 4	Foul smell felt by the person is due to _______
	a)      Addison disease	b)  Upper respiratory tract infection
	c)       Severe nasal infection	d)      Strychnine poisoning.
Q No 5	Which muscle group recover last in Upper motor neuron lesion __________
	a)      Hand muscles	b)      Forearm muscles
	c)       Shoulder muscles	d)      Hip muscles
Q No 6	All the signs of extrapyramidal lesion occur in Substantia Nigra, except_______
	a)      Resting tremor	b)      Hypokinesia
	c)       Chorea	d)      Rigidity
Q No 7	Activity of the motor units is controlled by ________________
	a)      Spinal cord	b)      Basal ganglia
	c)       Cerebellum	d)      Extrapyramidal system
Q No 8	All the following statement about the signs of LMN are true, Except_________
	a)      Absence of Plantar response	b)      Absence of DTR
	c)       Spasm of the muscles	d)      Fasciculation over the affected muscles
Q No 9	Proximal muscle wasting noted in all the following condition, Except________
	a)      MND	b)      Syringomyelia
	c)       Lesions of peripheral nerves	d)      Klumpkeys paralysis
Q No 10	All the lesions cause distal muscle wasting, except__________
	a)      Cervical rib	b)      MND
	c)       Pancoast tumour	d)      Spinal muscle atrophy
Q No 11	Small muscle wasting in the Hands are noted in _____________
	a)      Vertebral metastasis	b)      Cervical rib
	c)       Gullian barre syndrome	d)      Poliomyelitis
Q No 12	All the following condition producing wasting in the lower limbs, Except ___________
	a)      Cauda equina lesion	b)      Hansen’s disease
	c)       Poliomyelitis	d)      Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Q No 13	All the condition produce wasting in both upper and lower limb muscles, Except_________
	a)      Hansen’s disease	b)      Chronic polyneuropathy
	c)       Charcot-Marie-Tooth syndrome	d)      Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Q No 14	All are the following are features about spasticity, Except____________
	a)      Hypertonia present in antigravity muscles	b)      Sign of pyramidal tract lesion
	c)       Tone is more in Extensor group of muscle	d)      Hypertonic of the agonist and antagonist muscles
Q No 15	Uniform resistance offered to passive movement is seen in __________
	a)      Clasp-knife	b)      Lead-pipe
	c)       Cog wheel	d)      Spasticity
Q No 16	Cog-wheel rigidity is seen in all the following conditions, Except________
	a)      Parkinsonism	b)      Catatonia
	c)       Cerebral palsy	d)      Basal ganglia neoplasm
Q No 17	Rigidity is seen when resistance to passive movement increase in proportion to the effort applied by the examiner is ____________
	a)      Cog wheel rigidity	b)      Hysterical rigidity
	c)       Lead pipe	d)      Clasp knife
Q No 18	All the following statements are true about rigidity, Except_________
	a)      Lead-pipe or cogwheel	b)      Rigidity is not velocity dependent
	c)       Sign of extrapyramidal tract	d)      Tone is more on antigravity muscles
Q No 19	All are the causes of Hypotonia, Except
	a)      Poliomyelitis	b)      Tabes dorsalis
	c)       Parkinson’s disease	d)      Peripheral nerve lesion
Q No 20	Movement against resistance is __________ muscle power
	a)      Grade IV	b)      Grade III
	c)       Grade II	d)      Grade I

 

 

ANSWERS

 

Question No	Answers
1.	A
2.	C
3.	D
4.	B
5.	A
6.	C
7.	D
8.	C
9.	D
10.	D
11.	C
12.	B
13.	D
14.	C
15.	B
16.	C
17.	B
18.	D
19.	C
20.	A