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Complete Answers - MBBS Physiology Paper I (July 2026)

Q.1 - Answer the Following (20×1 = 20)

1) A 25-year-old female with decreased weight, sweating, tremor. BP 160/60, pulse 120, exophthalmos. Identify the condition:

✅ Answer: A - Graves' disease

Classic triad of hyperthyroidism: weight loss, sweating, tremor + tachycardia + exophthalmos (Graves' specific) + wide pulse pressure (160/60).

2) 55-year-old male with polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia. Long-term control of blood sugar investigation:

✅ Answer: D - HbA1c

HbA1c reflects average blood glucose over 2-3 months (glycated hemoglobin). Blood sugar fasting/random reflect immediate values only.

3) 45-year-old male with difficulty initiating movement, rigidity, resting tremor. Brain is involved:

✅ Answer: A - Substantia nigra

This is Parkinson's disease. The substantia nigra (pars compacta) degenerates, causing loss of dopaminergic neurons.

4) 55-year-old post-menopausal woman for hormonal blood investigation. Finding seen:

✅ Answer: C - ↑ LH

Post-menopause: ovarian failure → low estrogen → loss of negative feedback → elevated FSH and LH. LH is markedly elevated.

5) 75-year-old male: Rinne's test - bone conduction better than air conduction in right ear. Patient is suffering from:

✅ Answer: B - Right ear conductive deafness

Rinne negative (BC > AC) = conductive hearing loss. The test was done on the right ear, so right ear conductive deafness.

6) 20-year-old female with Turner syndrome. Number of Barr bodies:

✅ Answer: A - Zero

Turner syndrome: 45, XO (monosomy X). Barr bodies = number of X chromosomes - 1 = 1 - 1 = 0.

7) 25-year-old male at OPD with loss of pain, vibration, and position sense. Identify the condition:

✅ Answer: A - Syringomyelia

Loss of all sensory modalities (pain, vibration, position) suggests posterior column + spinothalamic involvement. Syringomyelia affects the central cord and can produce this combination.
(Note: if only pain/temperature lost with vibration preserved = classic syringomyelia cape distribution; if all lost = Tabes dorsalis is also a consideration. Given the options likely include Tabes dorsalis - answer may be B - Tabes dorsalis if vibration/position are the dominant loss)

8) 25-year-old male with fatigue, weakness, and diplopia. Identify the condition:

✅ Answer: A - Myasthenia gravis

Fatigable muscle weakness + diplopia (ocular involvement) is the hallmark of Myasthenia gravis (anti-AChR antibodies).

9) 60-year-old male develops non-fluent speech after stroke. The lesion is most likely in:

✅ Answer: A - Broca's area

Broca's area (inferior frontal gyrus, dominant hemisphere) - damage causes expressive/non-fluent aphasia. Patient understands but cannot speak fluently.

10) 45-year-old male in emergency with morning headache, excessive daytime sleepiness, frequent falls, difficulty maintaining posture while walking. Cerebellum part affected:

✅ Answer: A - Flocculonodular lobe

The flocculonodular lobe (archicerebellum) controls equilibrium and gait. Lesions cause truncal ataxia, postural instability.
(Note: Vermis also controls truncal balance - if vermis is an option, it's also correct. But flocculonodular lobe = balance/equilibrium primarily)

11) In pituitary adenoma, bitemporal hemianopia is seen. This is due to lesion on:

✅ Answer: B - Optic chiasma

Pituitary tumors compress the optic chiasma from below, damaging decussating nasal fibers → bitemporal hemianopia.

12) 35-year-old female brought in emergency by husband - morning headache, excessive daytime sleepiness. Classify the condition:

✅ Answer: A - Narcolepsy (or Obstructive sleep apnea)

Morning headache + excessive daytime sleepiness = Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) - nighttime hypoxia causes morning headache; daytime somnolence is classic.
✅ Answer: A - Obstructive sleep apnea

13) EEG recorded in a person solving a mathematical problem. Type of EEG wave recorded:

✅ Answer: B - Beta

Beta waves (13-30 Hz) are recorded during active mental activity, concentration, and problem-solving.

14) In left dorsal column pathway lesion, sensation lost from left side below lesion:

✅ Answer: A - Pain

Wait - Dorsal columns carry vibration, proprioception, fine touch (ipsilateral). A left dorsal column lesion causes loss of vibration/proprioception on the LEFT side below the lesion.
✅ Answer: D - Vibration (vibration and proprioception travel in dorsal columns ipsilaterally)

15) Aldosterone cramps is due to:

✅ Answer: D - Angiotensin II

Aldosterone secretion is primarily stimulated by Angiotensin II (via RAAS). Also potassium and ACTH are minor stimulants.
(If the question asks what aldosterone causes cramps through - it causes hypokalemia → muscle cramps. But if asking what stimulates aldosterone = Angiotensin II)

Summary Table

Q	Answer
1	A - Graves' disease
2	D - HbA1c
3	A - Substantia nigra
4	C - ↑ LH
5	B - Right ear conductive deafness
6	A - Zero Barr bodies
7	B - Tabes dorsalis (if all posterior column signs) / Syringomyelia
8	A - Myasthenia gravis
9	A - Broca's area
10	A - Flocculonodular lobe
11	B - Optic chiasma
12	A - Obstructive sleep apnea
13	B - Beta waves
14	D - Vibration
15	D - Angiotensin II

Note: The image was partially obscured/low resolution in areas. If any answer option labels (A/B/C/D text) appear differently on your paper, the core reasoning above will guide you to the correct choice.

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