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[@nikhladdha]

in question no 14 it was given as lactate to pyruvate ratio= 23.4 and in bracket they gave the refrence value and then asked about the diet

[@drsayantaannsaha]

Thanks dear for the update

[@vancomycinrms3884]

Best explanation… thank you sir

[@makesmedicinesimple8404]

Question 15...there was HDL not total cholesterol/ LDL.

[@meghanasharma9719]

Question 14 low carb and low fat was also given

[@yellapudivyaa]

Q15 was not this
It was 50yr old diabetic with glucose level 106 which of the following will you see in the metabolic syndrome patient is suffering from?
1)Inc insulin and uric acid
2)Inc tg and total chol
3)Reduce HB and not coagulation

[@drimranortho5526]

Sir Q no 7 you mentioned Voracious appetite,
Seen in Kwashiorkor.
But itz seen in Marasmus

[@vikidonor1693]

Yes i also read that

[@Jetangerson]

But Edema Is Hint

[@yellapudivyaa]

Q14 options were not these ..

[@manoj-ye6pw]

13 ) Ans : increase enzyme concentration and increase substrate concentration

[@chaudharibharat6656]

Also in option first order kinetic and zero order kinetics mentioned

[@gouravdev589]

Answer would be at higher concentration reaction will be like zero order

[@vishalpriyadarshi6328]

Q15 = triglycerides + Hdl given sir (not LDL)

[@drsayantaannsaha]

Many thanks dear

[@gouravdev589]

@@drsayantaannsaha in question it was mentioned that patient abdominal girth is 95 cm and fasting glucose is 110 mg/dl ,so this might be the case of impaired fasting glucose suggestive of insulin insensitivity hence insulin level might be high too

[@komaljoshi8421]

In question 13 they told Michaelis menten graph follows in that last two options was first order kinetics & zero order kinetics as well
They also asked something abt enzyme deficiency in that options were given like branch chain amino acid couldn't able to recall the whole story but yeah !

[@drsayantaannsaha]

Thanks for the update dear

[@nikhladdha]

sir in que no 11 i remember there were two options of diiodinase with their subtype like D1 dioidinase and D2 Iodinase

[@drsayantaannsaha]

Thank you for the update

[@servant2063]

Yess

[@nirottamsingh7258]

Yes

[@makesmedicinesimple8404]

Yes there were two diiodinase like

[@dr.karthicksrinivasan7410]

Actually 3 options of deiodinase D1,D2,D3

[@yellapudivyaa]

Hello sir,
I just want to add that opnion where not these
Deiodinase we know but D1 or D2 or D3 was the confusion

[@lilmed9707]

Yeah you are right ☺️

[@anonymousperson8222]

Question asked deiodinase 1,2,3

[@manoj-ye6pw]

Deiodinase D3

[@HashiramaSenyu]

@@manoj-ye6pw D1 deionidase

[@yuriaesthetic6021]

12. Folic was mentioned

[@bgmi194]

Yes and there was tingling sensation in periphery the age was of child

[@ellie7541]

I was debating between B1 and B6 as both can present with a "tingling sensation". So, is Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) not the answer? Because pt with TB who takes isoniazid needs to take B6 as a supplement to prevent peripheral neuropathy, as, without it, it would give a tingling sensation.

[@dr.santiago3665]

Q. 11 option is
1. Thyroid peroxidase
2. D3 diiodinase
3. D2 diiodinase
4. D1 diiodinase
..
I makerd D3 as asnwer

[@dr.santiago3665]

Q 14. me option low carb low fat tha

[@dr.santiago3665]

Sir Q.15 totally wrong h... aisa nhi tha option but mai recall nhi kar pa raha abhi

[@madavankutty497]

Q12 Pyridoxine(B6) deficiency can cause tingling sensation

[@navneetjuneja]

Either Thiamine or Folic Acid (whichever was in the options)

[@chaudharibharat6656]

@@navneetjuneja thiamine was there

[@chaudharibharat6656]

Que no.18 increase level of cholesterol in body and deposit in tissue which enzyme deficiency
A carnitine defi
B LCAT defi
C....
D....

[@drsayantaannsaha]

Thank you so much dear. Much appreciated

[@meghanasharma9719]

@@drsayantaannsaha vesicles were mentioned too

[@asthagour741]

What's the answer for this one?
A?

[@chaudharibharat6656]

@@asthagour741 according to goggle B...but I marked A

[@gauravbhatt8032]

@@drsayantaannsaha they also mentioned SLC22A5 gene mentioned in last line also