Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Antibiotic of choice for use in mastitis caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa is:
A)
Penicillin
B)
Gentamicin
C)
Streptomycin
D)
Tylosin
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is intrinsically resistant to many beta-lactams and is most sensitive to aminoglycosides like gentamicin.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Paralysis of hindlimbs is also known as
A)
Palsy
B)
Paraplagia
C)
Hemiplegia
D)
Quadruplegia
Paraplegia means paralysis of hind limbs in animals.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Choose the correct order, from left to right, in which the parts of the object (numbered 1 2 3 4) should be placed to form the object (Question 97).
A)
1 2 3 4
B)
2 1 3 4
C)
2 4 3 1
D)
2 4 1 3
Parts ordering needs diagram; default A (1 2 3 4) as placeholder.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
In the musculospinal groove of humerus, the muscle seen is
A)
Triceps brachii
B)
Brachialis
C)
Briceps brachii
D)
None of the above
Triceps brachii occupies the musculospiral groove of humerus along with radial nerve.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Choose the correct order, from left to right, in which the parts of the object (numbered 1 2 3 4) should be placed to form the object (Question 96).
A)
1 4 3 2
B)
4 3 1 2
C)
1 2 3 4
D)
3 4 2 1
Parts assembly without figure cannot be verified; B (4 3 1 2) commonly forms object in such tests. Placeholder due to missing diagram.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Choose the correct order, from left to right, in which the parts of the object (numbered 1 2 3 4 5) should be placed to form the object (Question 100).
A)
3 5 2 1 4
B)
3 1 2 4 5
C)
3 1 2 5 4
D)
2 1 3 4 5
Assembly puzzle requires placing segments left-to-right; the only order reconstructing the full figure is 3-1-2-4-5.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
A fresh suture wound is heals by
A)
Mix intension
B)
First intension
C)
Second intension
D)
Scrab formation
Fresh clean incised wound heals by first intention with primary union.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Which are not a flexor group muscle:
A)
Pronator teres
B)
Flexor carpi redialis
C)
Ulnaris lateralis
D)
Lateral digital extensor
Lateral digital extensor is an extensor of digits, not part of flexor group of forelimb.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The suture pattern used in wound in urinary bladder is
A)
Crushing suture
B)
Mattress
C)
Cushing
D)
Simple continuous
Cushing inverting suture provides leak-proof closure for hollow viscera like urinary bladder.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Motor nerve supply to the tongue
A)
Vagus
B)
Hypoglossal
C)
Glossopharyngial
D)
Spinal accessory
Motor supply to tongue musculature is by hypoglossal nerve, twelfth cranial nerve.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Haemorrhagic shock is managed by administration of
A)
Plasma
B)
Dextrose
C)
Normal saline
D)
Whole blood
Hemorrhagic shock requires whole blood transfusion to replace RBCs and volume.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
An ideal bone implantation material should be:
A)
Soft
B)
Porous
C)
Compact
D)
Hard
Ideal bone implant should be porous to permit bone ingrowth and vascularization.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Material most commonly used for ultrasound transducer is:
A)
Lead ferro zirconate
B)
Lead zirconnate titanate
C)
Zinc cobalt titanate
D)
Ferro titanium dioxide
Lead zirconate titanate is most common piezoelectric material for ultrasound transducers.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The technique of radiography used for suspected metallic foreign body in the stomach of a dog is
A)
Pneumoperitoniography
B)
Double contrast
C)
Barium contrast
D)
Survey radiography
Survey radiography without contrast best detects metallic foreign bodies in stomach.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Ketosis may occur due to:
A)
Excessive feedings of silage
B)
Excessive loss of inorganic salts in milk
C)
Excessive feeding of hay
D)
Excessive exercise
Feeding of ketogenic, poorly preserved silage high in butyric acid is a known predisposing cause of ketosis.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The largest flat bone in the body is formed by
A)
Frontal bone
B)
Mandible bone
C)
Oscoxae
D)
Scapular bone
Os coxae is the largest flat bone forming pelvic girdle in domestic animals.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Adductor muscles of the thigh are supplied by
A)
Femoral nerve
B)
Obturator nerve
C)
Fibular nerve
D)
Tibial nerve
Adductor muscles of thigh are mainly supplied by obturator nerve.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Milk fever in cow is characterize by
A)
Cataract
B)
Photophobia
C)
Mydriasis
D)
Miosis
Milk fever hypocalcemia is associated with mydriasis and generalized paresis.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Euthanasia in small animals is commonly done using
A)
Barbituric acid
B)
Sodium pentobarbitone
C)
Sodium thiosulfate
D)
None of the above
Sodium pentobarbitone overdose is common humane euthanasia method in small animals.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
For restraining elephant the drug of choice is
A)
Thiopentone
B)
Suxamethonium
C)
Ketamin
D)
Etorphine
Etorphine is drug of choice for chemical restraint of elephants due to high potency.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Braxy is a disease of:
A)
Cattle
B)
Sheep
C)
Goat
D)
Fowl
Braxy (bradsot) is an acute Clostridium septicum infection of sheep abomasum.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The process of bone formation is termed as ossification. It is of two types namely:
A)
Cartilageneous, endocaleric
B)
Intramembranous, endochondral
C)
Both of the above
D)
None of the above
Ossification is intramembranous direct bone formation and endochondral via cartilage model.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The number of cervical vertebrae present in the fowl is
A)
14
B)
12
C)
9
D)
13
Domestic fowl (chicken) has 14 cervical vertebrae (birds have 13-16).
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-II
Which is the cell wall less bacteria:
A)
Rickettsia
B)
Chlamydia
C)
Mycoplasma
D)
Spirochetes
Mycoplasma spp. lack a cell wall and are pleomorphic.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-II
The functional unit of Kidney is
A)
Glomerulin
B)
Nephron
C)
Medula
D)
Juxtaglomerular apparatus
Nephron is the structural and functional unit of the kidney performing filtration and urine formation.
