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what is the sinus thats located below the sella turcica?

everything wud cause bleeding except?
increased systolic bld pressure
hypokalemia
cigarette smoking
decreased thrombaxane

if the pt is given the 115mg per ml of inulin, when the plasma concn of inulin is 0.1 mg/ml, whats the gfr?
115 mg/ml
0.1mg/ml

anybody pls state the ans with the explanation. thank you
 
hi all

can anyone tell me ,how to solve Qs related to tetracycline ingestion during pregnancy...
how to know which teeth are affected and what is the age of the patient.

hope my Qs is clear..

thanks
 
whats the question?

3)a 5yr old child is treated with large doses of tetracycline for 1yr period,which of the following permanent teeth will least likely show tetracycline staining?
a)permanent CI
b)" LI
c)" canines
d)1st PM
e)permanent first molars

the ans is and b i could not figure out how???
 
hi all

can anyone tell me ,how to solve Qs related to tetracycline ingestion during pregnancy...
how to know which teeth are affected and what is the age of the patient.

hope my Qs is clear..

thanks
When teeth are forming in utero, the drug becomes calcified in the dental and enamel of the child's teeth and creates a permanent dark and deep gray or brown stain over the entire tooth. Other stains appear in a pattern of horizontal stripes of varying intensity.
basically u should know the sequence of enamel formation in teeth ,like eruption status learn th chart for wen crown formation or enamel formation is complete
 
3)a 5yr old child is treated with large doses of tetracycline for 1yr period,which of the following permanent teeth will least likely show tetracycline staining?
a)permanent CI
b)" LI
c)" canines
d)1st PM
e)permanent first molars

the ans is and b i could not figure out how???
in this ques only central incisor and lateral incisor enamel formation completes around 4 to 5 yrs .so according to me the should be both a and b,u mentioned only b.plz correct if i'm wrong
 
Hello everybody, Some more questions!

but the wheelers page 312 says the answer is distobuccal.pls clarify
4.each of the following is the primary developmental cusp of the maxillary molar except one .which is the one?
mesiolingual
mesiobuccal
distolingual
distobuccal
cusp of carabelli -----answer(its supplemental cusp)
please explain
5. when viewing the maxillary 1 molar from the facial aspect all major cusps are seen except?
mesiobuccal
mesiolingual-answer
distobuccal
distolingual
but wheelers page 266 says all the 4 major cusps are seen from this view.Pls clarify

lingual aspect is wider in max 1st molar (distolingual is more prominent, can still be viewed from facial aspect) so answer can be mesiolingual.

correct me if wrong.
 
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teethie,
thank you for the explanation. i still have the doubt in the maxi 1 molar ques. the mesiolingual which has the cusp of carabelli on its lingual side is more prominent than the distolingual cusp. am I right? if thats the case, how can the distolingual be the answer? I hope I'm makin myself clear. pls clarify
 
When teeth are forming in utero, the drug becomes calcified in the dental and enamel of the child's teeth and creates a permanent dark and deep gray or brown stain over the entire tooth. Other stains appear in a pattern of horizontal stripes of varying intensity.
basically u should know the sequence of enamel formation in teeth ,like eruption status learn th chart for wen crown formation or enamel formation is complete
hey venkatcpp n pb2007,
thats worth the discussion! so pb2007, which one do we have to go with to solve this sorta questions calcification dates or eruption dates or enamel complete? Can you make it much more clear please?
 
4.each of the following is the primary developmental cusp of the maxillary molar except one .which is the one?
mesiolingual
mesiobuccal
distolingual
distobuccal
cusp of carabelli
please explain
 
So dentgod,you are saying distolingual is exception and can not be viewed from facial side...
(acc to question you are asking exception)


teethie,
thank you for the explanation. i still have the doubt in the maxi 1 molar ques. the mesiolingual which has the cusp of carabelli on its lingual side is more prominent than the distolingual cusp. am I right? if thats the case, how can the distolingual be the answer? I hope I'm makin myself clear. pls clarify
 
hey venkatcpp n pb2007,
thats worth the discussion! so pb2007, which one do we have to go with to solve this sorta questions calcification dates or eruption dates or enamel complete? Can you make it much more clear please?
hi dentgod,i too got confused thinkin its calcification status that we hav to consider bt wen u see tetracyclin drug anwhere they always say it should be avoided in kids upto 8 to 12 yr,calcification of permanent finishes by 2 to 3yrs n last molar to finish enamel formation is 3rd molar which is around 12 to 16 yrs and 2nd molar 7 to 8 yrs,so i think we need to consider enamel completion sequence instead of calcification bt i'm still not vry sure .
 
OK GOT IT, ANSWER SHOULD BE DISTOLINGUAL .
mESIOLINGUAL IS PROMINENT CUSP IN MAX 1ST MOLAR



So dentgod,you are saying distolingual is exception and can not be viewed from facial side...
(acc to question you are asking exception)
 
goodluck29, can you please explain why DLcusp is NOT considered developmental?



4.each of the following is the primary developmental cusp of the maxillary molar except one .which is the one?
mesiolingual
mesiobuccal
distolingual
distobuccal
cusp of carabelli
please explain
 
which of the following anterior teeth have their distal contact areas within the middle third of their crowns incisogingivally?
-Maxillary laterals;mandibular canine
-Maxillary laterls;maxillary and mandibular canines-ANSWER
-maxillary central incisors; maxillary incisors and maxillary canines
-maxillary and mandibular laterals;maxillary canines
-maxillary and mandibular canines
here it goes, i used the formula that's been given in the decks for the contact areas. I still don get it. Pls clear my doubt.
 
OK GOT IT, ANSWER SHOULD BE DISTOLINGUAL .
mESIOLINGUAL IS PROMINENT CUSP IN MAX 1ST MOLAR
5. when viewing the maxillary 1 molar from the facial aspect all major cusps are seen except?
mesiobuccal
mesiolingual-answer
distobuccal
distolingual
this is the question that we both were workin on and already gave the explanation of the mesiolongual cusp, which is marked in the key. So, I think, as you said lately, it should be the distolingual. correct me if needed.
 
i agree dentgod answer is distolingual.

5. when viewing the maxillary 1 molar from the facial aspect all major cusps are seen except?
mesiobuccal
mesiolingual-answer
distobuccal
distolingual
this is the question that we both were workin on and already gave the explanation of the mesiolongual cusp, which is marked in the key. So, I think, as you said lately, it should be the distolingual. correct me if needed.
 
Venkatcpp, can you check the answer again in your papers?
the question is about least staining, permanent CI ,permanent first molars,LATERAL INCISOR will show staining(if we go by eruption sequence)so we are left with canine and 1st premolar that will not be affected.
pl correct if wrong.




Quote:
Originally Posted by Venkatcpp
3)a 5yr old child is treated with large doses of tetracycline for 1yr period,which of the following permanent teeth will least likely show tetracycline staining?
a)permanent CI
b)" LI
c)" canines
d)1st PM
e)permanent first molars

the ans is and b i could not figure out how???



in this ques only central incisor and lateral incisor enamel formation completes around 4 to 5 yrs .so according to me the should be both a and b,u mentioned only b.plz correct if i'm wrong
 
Venkatcpp, can you check the answer again in your papers?
the question is about least staining, permanent CI ,permanent first molars,LATERAL INCISOR will show staining(if we go by eruption sequence)so we are left with canine and 1st premolar that will not be affected.
pl correct if wrong.




Quote:
Originally Posted by Venkatcpp
3)a 5yr old child is treated with large doses of tetracycline for 1yr period,which of the following permanent teeth will least likely show tetracycline staining?
a)permanent CI
b)" LI
c)" canines
d)1st PM
e)permanent first molars

the ans is and b i could not figure out how???

i think i got the logic-
ages for completion of calcification of permanent teeth-
crown completion in max and mand incisors by ages 4-5yrs.
'' '' '' '' premolars by 6-7yrs
'' '' '' '' 1st molars by 21/2-3yrs
'' '' '' '' 2nd molars by 7-8yrs
'' '' '' '' 3rd molars by 12-16yrs.

so,according to this,incisors and also permanent 1st molars r least affected if tetracycline is given at 5-6yrs age.

pls correct if im wrong.....
 
so the teeth that are calcified by the time the drug is taken are out of trouble and those teeth which are calcifying are affected. Correct? So the bottom line is we have to go with the calcification chart. Kudos pbkal!
 
which of the following anterior teeth have their distal contact areas within the middle third of their crowns incisogingivally?
-Maxillary laterals;mandibular canine
-Maxillary laterls;maxillary and mandibular canines-ANSWER
-maxillary central incisors; maxillary incisors and maxillary canines
-maxillary and mandibular laterals;maxillary canines
-maxillary and mandibular canines
here it goes, i used the formula that's been given in the decks for the contact areas. I still don get it. Pls clear my doubt.
Come on folks, pls come forward n solve this, Even this is a challenging one!
 
i think i got the logic-
ages for completion of calcification of permanent teeth-
crown completion in max and mand incisors by ages 4-5yrs.
'' '' '' '' premolars by 6-7yrs
'' '' '' '' 1st molars by 21/2-3yrs
'' '' '' '' 2nd molars by 7-8yrs
'' '' '' '' 3rd molars by 12-16yrs.

so,according to this,incisors and also permanent 1st molars r least affected if tetracycline is given at 5-6yrs age.

pls correct if im wrong.....

hey ...kool.. makes sense to me too... itoo thought the permanent molar also should have been included....the question is from the forum itself,where in people said CI ,LI are the answers... thanks a ton for clearing it....
 
Thanks a lot pbkal for clearing.
i think i got the logic-
ages for completion of calcification of permanent teeth-
crown completion in max and mand incisors by ages 4-5yrs.
'' '' '' '' premolars by 6-7yrs
'' '' '' '' 1st molars by 21/2-3yrs
'' '' '' '' 2nd molars by 7-8yrs
'' '' '' '' 3rd molars by 12-16yrs.

so,according to this,incisors and also permanent 1st molars r least affected if tetracycline is given at 5-6yrs age.

pls correct if im wrong.....
 
where is this question from??i think something is missing either in question or options.plz check....
hey pbkal,
i checked all the options, nothing seem to match. So you think the question itself is wrong? But the answer in the key says its B.
 
Please solve the questions.
1.Which of the followin reflexes is exhibited bybthe masseter muscle when the dentist taps on the side of the face during an examination?
-stretch-answer
-withdrawal
-mass muscle
-golgitendon
-cross extensor
2.Facilitated diffusion differs from the active transport in that net transport by facilitated diffusion
has a transport maximum
uses ATP as an energy source
requires a concentration gradient
occurs as an endergonic reaction
3.solution Ahas a pH of 7.0 and B has a Ph of 6.0, in which both the solutions are of equal volume. Which of the followin statements about solution Aand B IS MOST ACCURATE?
-A has 1/10 as moany hydrogen concentration as B
-A has 10 times more hydrogen concentration as B
-A has 7/6 times of " " as B
-A has 6/7 times of " " as B
4.An analysis of EKG shows P waves occurin in the S-T segment. This would indicate ectopic beats originating in the
-atria
A-V node
lower potion of bundle of His
upper " " " " "

each of the following mechanisms is actoveted in response to heat except one. Which is the exception?
Panting
sweating
loss of appetite
cutaneous vasodilation
increase in voluntary activity- answer
But, I think the answer should be cutaneous vasodilation. Becoz, cutaneous vasoconstriction takes place in the heat right? correct me for the mistakes.
Which of the followin statements Best describes the GTP binding protein?
-are important component of steroid hormone signal transduction
-catalyze the reaction which produces diacylglycerol
-are tightly bound to the adenylate cyclase
-usuallt inactivate protein kinase C
-are membrane proteins
Cushing's syndrome is characterized by each of the followin conditions except one. which is the exception?
increased protein anabolism- answer
" androgen levels
hyperglycemia
hypertension
hyperkalemia
But, i think the answer should be the hyperkalemia, becoz increased cortisal, there's increased aldosterone and finally less potassium. clarify the doubts please.
 
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Please solve the questions.
1.Which of the followin reflexes is exhibited bybthe masseter muscle when the dentist taps on the side of the face during an examination?
-stretch-answer
-withdrawal
-mass muscle
-golgitendon
-cross extensor
2.Facilitated diffusion differs from the active transport in that net transport by facilitated diffusion
has a transport maximum
uses ATP as an energy source
requires a concentration gradient-answer
occurs as an endergonic reaction
3.solution Ahas a pH of 7.0 and B has a Ph of 6.0, in which both the solutions are of equal volume. Which of the followin statements about solution Aand B IS MOST ACCURATE?
-A has 1/10 as moany hydrogen concentration as B-answer
-A has 10 times more hydrogen concentration as B
-A has 7/6 times of " " as B
-A has 6/7 times of " " as B
4.An analysis of EKG shows P waves occurin in the S-T segment. This would indicate ectopic beats originating in the
-atria
A-V node
lower potion of bundle of His
upper " " " " "
i think atria should be answer,though not sure.
each of the following mechanisms is actoveted in response to heat except one. Which is the exception?
Panting
sweating
loss of appetite
cutaneous vasodilation
increase in voluntary activity- answer
But, I think the answer should be cutaneous vasodilation. Becoz, cutaneous vasoconstriction takes place in the heat right? correct me for the mistakes.
i go with cutaneous vasodilation.
Which of the followin statements Best describes the GTP binding protein?
-are important component of steroid hormone signal transduction
-catalyze the reaction which produces diacylglycerol
-are tightly bound to the adenylate cyclase
-usuallt inactivate protein kinase C
-are membrane proteins-answer
Cushing's syndrome is characterized by each of the followin conditions except one. which is the exception?
increased protein anabolism- answer
" androgen levels
hyperglycemia
hypertension
hyperkalemia
But, i think the answer should be the hyperkalemia, becoz increased cortisal, there's increased aldosterone and finally less potassium. clarify the doubts please.[/QUOTE-yess,u r right.hyperkalemia is answer.
 
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hey
questios 4---------------> atria
question about cushin syndrom is INCREASE PROTIEN ANABOLISM...
other question are all RIGHTTTTTTTT !!!!
 
hey
questios 4---------------> atria
question about cushin syndrom is INCREASE PROTIEN ANABOLISM...
other question are all RIGHTTTTTTTT !!!!

HI wadent
last question-ans is hyperkalemin 100% sure.protein anabolism is a feature of cushing syn.question is asking exception...
 
right,hyperkalemia is the right answer.

hi wadent and twinklestar123
now,im confused..........i was going through cushings syndrome.its given cortisol causes increased protein catabolism.
so,both protein anabolism and hyperkalemia r answers,right??????
pls correct if im wrong.......
 
one silly doubt-
hypoparathyroidism causes muscle weakness-given in decks 07 in anatomy
hyperparathyroidism '' '' given in '' physiolo

hypo causes muscle weakness,right??so,the one given in physio section is wrong.......am i right???
pls confirm.......
 
which of the following anterior teeth have their distal contact areas within the middle third of their crowns incisogingivally?
-Maxillary laterals;mandibular canine
-Maxillary laterls;maxillary and mandibular canines-ANSWER
-maxillary central incisors; maxillary incisors and maxillary canines
-maxillary and mandibular laterals;maxillary canines
-maxillary and mandibular canines
here it goes, i used the formula that's been given in the decks for the contact areas. I still don get it. Pls clear my doubt.


yes,u r right.I got it in Wheelers.
 
hi wadent and twinklestar123
now,im confused..........i was going through cushings syndrome.its given cortisol causes increased protein catabolism.
so,both protein anabolism and hyperkalemia r answers,right??????
pls correct if im wrong.......

Hi!pbka
.in cushings sndrome there is muscle weakness due to hypokalemia.The question is asking for the exception and so cushings causes all of the choices but hyperkalemia.
 
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Hi!pbka
.in cushings sndrome there is muscle weakness due to hypokalemia.The question is asking for the exception and so cushings causes all of the choices but hyperkalemia.
i agree with hypokalemia.yess!!question is asking exception-cushing doesnt cause both hyperkalemia and protein anabolism as given in the options.
cushing causes hypokalemia and protein catabolism.

pls correct if im wrong........
 
i agree with hypokalemia.yess!!question is asking exception-cushing doesnt cause both hyperkalemia and protein anabolism as given in the options.
cushing causes hypokalemia and protein catabolism.

pls correct if im wrong........

Yes you are right.
 
Thank you Pbkal, wadent, twinklestar and be positive! I think as pbkal said, the answer wud be the two options like hyperkalemia and protein anabolism.
reduced serum potassium(hypokalemia) might produce which of the following?
-reduced membrane threshold potential
-elevated membrane threshold potential
-hyperpolarized cell membrane potential-answer
-hypopolarized " " "
-hyperactive neuromuscular reflexes
I don understand the concept of gettin these answers. Pls help.However, I gave a try. If I do not make sense, pls do correct me.
Hyperpolarization, by defn is, the charges inside the membrane is even more negative than the resting membrane potential right? (for ex -80mV)This will be becoz of the the more potassium comin out of the membrane to outside of the cell. If the serum potassium is low, then the intracellular potassium will also be low and hence the hyperpolarized cell membrane potential. Pls someone come forward n shed some light.

A dehydrated patient, as a result of severe vomiting following over-use of narcotic analgesic, might present with which of the following symptoms?
-an increased pulse rate- answer
-an increased blood pressure
-facial edema
-distended neck veins
-desire to urinate contantly
is this becoz of the vomiting, there's a less bld volume thats followed by the lowering of the BP and hence the increased pulse rate to elevate the BP. Please do explain. nothing seem to match.
Production of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase is stimulated by
-insulin
-cortisol
-aldosterone
-somatotropin
which of the following statements best descibes the activity of DNA ligase?
-seals single-strnaded nicks in DNA
-proofreads the DNA proper base pairing
-prevents the polymerase from falling off the DNA
-removes the RNA primer from the lagging strand
which of the following represents the principal allosteric regulator of pyruvate metabolism of theliver?
ATP
NAD
Citrate
cAMP
acetyl coA
Methyl xanthines such as caffeine and theophyline enhance lipolysis in adipose tissue by
-inducing adenylate cyclase synthesis
- " triglyceride lipase synthesis
-inhibiting cAMP phosphodiesterase activity
-directly activating an intracellular protein kinase- is this the answer? not sure.
-enhancing the binding of epinephrine to an extracellular membrane receptor.
 
which of the following statements best descibes the activity of DNA ligase?
-seals single-strnaded nicks in DNA.................answer
-proofreads the DNA proper base pairing
-prevents the polymerase from falling off the DNA
-removes the RNA primer from the lagging strand
Production of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase is stimulated by
-insulin
-cortisol.............answer
-aldosterone
-somatotropin
Methyl xanthines such as caffeine and theophyline enhance lipolysis in adipose tissue by
-inducing adenylate cyclase synthesis
- " triglyceride lipase synthesis
-inhibiting cAMP phosphodiesterase activity...............answer[not sure]
-directly activating an intracellular protein kinase
-enhancing the binding of epinephrine to an extracellular membrane receptor
 
Thank you Pbkal, wadent, twinklestar and be positive! I think as pbkal said, the answer wud be the two options like hyperkalemia and protein anabolism.
reduced serum potassium(hypokalemia) might produce which of the following?
-reduced membrane threshold potential
-elevated membrane threshold potential
-hyperpolarized cell membrane potential-answer
-hypopolarized " " "
-hyperactive neuromuscular reflexes
I don understand the concept of gettin these answers. Pls help.However, I gave a try. If I do not make sense, pls do correct me.
Hyperpolarization, by defn is, the charges inside the membrane is even more negative than the resting membrane potential right? (for ex -80mV)This will be becoz of the the more potassium comin out of the membrane to outside of the cell. If the serum potassium is low, then the intracellular potassium will also be low and hence the hyperpolarized cell membrane potential. Pls someone come forward n shed some light. yess!! ur concept is right.efflux of potassium results in repolarization of the cell membrane(coming back to normal resting membrane potential,-70mv).the cell initially gets hyperpolarized due to continuation of potassium efflux (hypokalemia)even after the resting membrane is reached.the cell is now in hyperpolarized state(eg.-80mv).then,it comes back to its normal(-70mv).
i hope i could clear ur doubt.

A dehydrated patient, as a result of severe vomiting following over-use of narcotic analgesic, might present with which of the following symptoms?
-an increased pulse rate- answer
-an increased blood pressure
-facial edema
-distended neck veins
-desire to urinate contantly
is this becoz of the vomiting, there's a less bld volume thats followed by the lowering of the BP and hence the increased pulse rate to elevate the BP. Please do explain. nothing seem to match.
Production of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase is stimulated by
-insulin
-cortisol-answer.the enzyme of gluconeogenesis.
-aldosterone
-somatotropin
which of the following statements best descibes the activity of DNA ligase?
-seals single-strnaded nicks in DNA-answer
-proofreads the DNA proper base pairing
-prevents the polymerase from falling off the DNA
-removes the RNA primer from the lagging strand
which of the following represents the principal allosteric regulator of pyruvate metabolism of theliver?
ATP
NAD
Citrate
cAMP
acetyl coA
Methyl xanthines such as caffeine and theophyline enhance lipolysis in adipose tissue by
-inducing adenylate cyclase synthesis
- " triglyceride lipase synthesis
-inhibiting cAMP phosphodiesterase activity-answer.phosphodiesterase catalyzes breakdown of cAMP.caffiene inhits phosphodiesterase,thereby increases cAMP levels.cAMP,a second messenger for hormone like glucagon-thereby enhances lipolysis.i think im clear.......
-directly activating an intracellular protein kinase- is this the answer? not sure.
-enhancing the binding of epinephrine to an extracellular membrane receptor.
.
 
I think the answer should be the coice B, becoz of the above said reasons by you match them perfect !

if its c fibers,which the question might be presumably refering to , then small unmyelinated, if its A delta....then myelinated.....

i doubt asda keys , to be misleading, but u can never say , nothings error proof ! If somebody has a better explaination or knows wats teh correct asnwer plss do lead us.
 
hey guys,,,here is a question drivin me nuts !!

which of the followin represents the correct size and characteristic of a nerve
fiber that conduct sensory input of pain from the oral-facial region ?

a. large diameter myelinated
b.small diameter myelinated
c.small diameter unmyelinated
d. large diameter unmyelinated

according to the asda answer is (c).......... but isnt it suppose to be small myelinated since its gona be faster in transmittin the impulse !!! or what i mean with myelinated its suppose to go fater to transmit the pain ??? or how !! can some one clarify this pls !!!!!!!!!!!

ohh i needed to bring back the question !
 
thank you pbkal! that was a awesome help in confirming the concept in the nerve muscle question! Also, in the caffeine thing wunnerful! How the dehydrated ques? Pls do clarify when you could.
 
if its c fibers,which the question might be presumably refering to , then small unmyelinated, if its A delta....then myelinated.....

i doubt asda keys , to be misleading, but u can never say , nothings error proof ! If somebody has a better explaination or knows wats teh correct asnwer plss do lead us.
hey truth,
I'm not sure of the question that you are talkin about. Pls do post it. thanks.
 
In the intercupal position, the distal marginal ridge of a maxillary first premolar is in contact with which of the following mandibular structure?
A-the distal cusp ridge of the facial cusp on a first premolar
B-the mesial cusp ridge of the facial cusp on a second premolar-answer
C-the distal cusp ridge of the facial cusp on a second premolar
D-the mesial cusp ridge of the lingual cusp ona 2 premolar
E-the mesial cusp ridge of a canine
can someone explain this, why not the choice A be the answer even then that match?
 
which of the following tooth in the primary dentition that normally erupts immediately after the maxillary laterals?
-mandibular laterals
-mandibular canine
-maxillary canine
-maxillary 1 molar
-mandibular 1 molar
which of the following describes the contact relationship between a maxillary central and lateral?
-contact is offset to the lingual
-contact is centered incisocervically
-lingual embrasure is larger than the facial embrasure
-incisal embrasure is the largest of all.
 
which of the following tooth in the primary dentition that normally erupts immediately after the maxillary laterals?
-mandibular laterals
-mandibular canine
-maxillary canine
-maxillary 1 molar
-mandibular 1 molar-answer
which of the following describes the contact relationship between a maxillary central and lateral?
-contact is offset to the lingual
-contact is centered incisocervically
-lingual embrasure is larger than the facial embrasure-answer
-incisal embrasure is the largest of all.

pls someone confirm the answers.........long back i did DA.so,not sure of answers...
 
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