Paper II
Section A

General Medicine, Paediatrics and Dermatology

Answer any three of the following: × 20 60)

Describe the symptoms and sign of actue MI. How will you investigate the case and what positive finding will you get in reports? Describe the treatment in brief.

Describe in brief all the different types of developmental milestones in the first year of life.

What do you understand with the term nephrotic syndrome? Classify the various nephrotic syndromes according to etiology. How will you manage a case of minimal lesion type of nephrotic syndrome-first attack?

Write briefly on:

Scabies

Ichthyosis

Answer the following questions

A 35 years old patient comes with chest pain on left side. There is also history of high-grade fever for the last 3 days. Write your differential diagnosis. How will you manage a case of acute pneumonitis (10 10

A10 years old child comes with history of continuous high-grade fever for last 10 days, and spleen tip is palpable 10 5 20).

What is differential diagnosis?

How will you approach the case?

What is the treatment of enteric fever?

A patient aged 50 years is brought in unconscious state from street by the police. There was a card in his pocket mentioning that he was diabetic. How will you approach the case?Describe in detail

Answer the following questions

A 2 years old child is brought to you with history of still unable to walk. There is history of some delayed milestones. On examination anterior fontanelle was open and wrists were widened

Write what all history you would like to know.

What positive examination findings, will you try to find, to make a diagnosis?

What is your differential diagnosis?

What drugs are used in the treatment-of rickets and hypothyroidism? Also mention their doses 5 5 5 20).

A newborn comes with deep jaundice at the age of 48 hours. What history would you like to take? What all investigations will you advise? How will you treat the case if serum bilirubin (indirect) levels comes 18 mg/dl 5 10

Mention all causes of exanthematous fever. How will you manage a case of measles? What are the complications of measles? How can you prevent this disease 5 5 5

Answer the following questions

What do you understand with the terms miliary tuberculosis and disseminated tuberculosis? What are the complications of the miliary tuberculosis? How will you diagnose and manage the case of a TBM 8 14

What are the complications of an untreated acute glomerulonephritis in a 10 years old girl? How will you manage each complication (10 20

Section B

General Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology including Family Planning and

Preventive and Social Medicine

Answer any three of the following: (20 × 3 60)

Write on the following:

Breast Conservation Therapy

Subphrenic Abscess

What are the indications of tracheostomy? Describe the steps of emergency tracheostomy and its post-operative management.

What are the risks associated with termination of pregnancy?

Describe briefly the prevention of nutritional blindness in a community.

Answer the following questions

What are the causes and clinical features of acute intestinal obstruction? How will you assess and prepare such a patient for operative management

What are the clinical features and plan of assessment of a patient of benign prostatic hypertrophy? Discuss its medical management and indications for surgery

A 14 years old boy presents with a painful swelling on the left side of the neck with fever for 2 weeks. Discuss the differential diagnosis and investigative workup. Outline the management of tuberculous lymphadenitis

Answer the following questions

Describe the functions of the placenta including some description of their clinical relevance

Describe the management of a 14 years old girl with menorrhagia

Answer the following questions

Describe briefly the ‘post-exposure prophylaxis’ of human rabies

What is an epidemic? Describe the various steps in the investigation of an epidemic 25 30).