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AIIMS MDS New Pattern Analysis 2019

Dear friends AIIMS PG|MDS  is the most constantly updated exam of the country. In Latest announcement, AIIMS has introduced 7 different types of MCQs applicable for the from July Session 2019, that is for AIIMS Exam to be held on Nov 2019 also. Now, you don’t need to panic, trust me your hard work won’t go waste In my opinion we need to carefully read and understand the changes announced by AIIMS. MAJOR CHANGES • 7 types of MCQs (including Single best response, Multiple true false, Match the following, Sequential arrangement, Multiple Completion, Assertion-Reason, Extended matching) • Different marking scheme for each question type • Time – 180 minutes for 200 MCQs (earlier it was 90 minutes for 90 MCQs) Important Footnote (Please read twice) ‘MAJORITY OF THE MCQS FOR THE JULY 2019 MD/MS/MDS EXAMINATION SHALL BE OF THE SINGLE BEST  RESPONSE TYPE’ Now let’s understand each one Type 1 – Single Best Answer – Traditional pattern • MAJORITY OF THE MCQS FOR THE...

AIIMS 2014 NOV DENTAL PAPER (FULLY SOLVED)

AIIMS NOVEMBER 2014 (DENTAL) 1. Newest technique that cut only mineralised tissue and not nerves n vessel etc. based on which principle? a. Cryosurgery b. electrosurgery c. osteotome d. piezo electric Ans. is (d) 2. Which out of these cannot be used as disinfectant? a. 1-2% cetrimide b. 5% chloroxynol c. 2% lysol d. 100% alcohol Ans. is (d) 3. Not causes nausea n vomiting a. Opioid b. N2o c. Ingested blood d. Acetaminophen/ food Ans. is (b) 4. To prevent dental worker over exposure from N2O best method is a. High suction b. Dosimeter c. Laminar flow d. Spectromerty Ans. is (d) 5. Immediate bacteria responsible for pellicle formation/ 1st colonizer of plaque? a. gram + facultative b. gram - facultative c. gram + aerobic d. gram + anaerobe Ans. is (a) 6. Drug of choice for acute bacterial meningitis a. Ceftriaxone b. Erythromycin c. Cefataton d. sulfamethaxzole/ Suxamethonium Ans. is (a) 7. Transcutaneous electric stimulation alleviates pain is explained by a. Gate control theory b. All...