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Medicine A10 Question (18/20)

Answer to Question 17 : D

Feature’s of Parinaud’s Syndrome is a loss of upgaze/downgaze. Convergence retraction nystagmus. Downward ocular deviation when attempted to upgaze. Lid retraction. Skew deviation. Pseudoabducens palsy. A light - near dissociation of the pupils.

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What is convergence retraction?

A - Most genomic imprinting are noticed during embryonic development.
B - Conservative, semi conservative and dispersive.
C - Eyes move inwards(converge) and retract (move back), when the individuals attempts to look up.
D - One long double helical molecule per chromosome.

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Medicine A10 Question (18/20)

Feature’s of Parinaud’s Syndrome is a loss of upgaze/downgaze. Convergence retraction nystagmus. Downward ocular deviation when attempted to upgaze. Lid retraction. Skew deviation. Pseudoabducens palsy. A light - near dissociation of the pupils.

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