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Medicine Practical Send Up 39th Mbbs PDF
PRACTICAL
39 MBBS
TH
Batch A7 to A12
Compiled by
MUHAMMAD UMAIR SHAFIQUE
COMPONENTS
■ 1 long case 60 Mks
■ 6 short cases as
1. One case of Derma Examination 20Mks
2. Short Viva on Psychiatry 20Mks
3. Pulmo examination
4. Cardio examination
30×4= 120Mks
5. Neuro examination
6. Gastro examination
In almost all short cases you may be asked to tell your findings and give DDs
■ 10 TOACs 5×10=50Mks
Total Marks:270
INSTRUCTIONS
■ LONG CASE
– For long case almost 30 mins will be given and will be allotted
randomly
2 ■ Dx
– ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
■ Drugs
– Beta blockers
– Ca Channel Blockers
– Digoxin
■ Findings
1. Rate approx 100bpm
2. Rhythm is sinus
3. ST elevations in Chest leads(V1 to V4) and
Lateral leads (I, avL and V5 & 6)
4. Reciprocal ST depression in inferior leads
■ Dx: Anterolateral MI- Acute Coronary Syndrome
■ Rx
3 1. Admit patient
2. Prop up and give Oxygen @100%
3. Give IV Morphine and anti-emetics
4. Start ACS protocol i.e
■ Oral Asprin. Nitrate, Statin, Clopidogrel
5. Prepare for reperfusion therapy
■ Definitive Treatment
1. Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention with stent placement
2. For triple vessel disease: CABAG
■ Identify: Swan Neck
Deformity
■ Dx: Rheumatoid Arthritis
■ Other Deformities
4
■ Findings
1. CXR frontal projection with adequate
exposure and central airway
2. Blunted Lt CP angle
3. Lt sided meniscus sign- likely effusion
4. Chest tube in place on Lt side
5. Lt Clavicle fracture
5 ■ Dx
Pleural effusion most likely
Tuberculous Effusion
■ Adrenaline ampule 1mg/ml 1:1000
■ Indications
1. Anaphylaxsis 0.2 to 0.5 ml
2. Cardiac Arrest as in CPR 1ml every 3-5 min
3. Acute Asthma
■ Side effects
6 1. anxiety
2. nervousness
3. headache
4. fear
5. palpitations
6. SOB
7. Tremors
■ Identify
– Double Lumen Rubber Foleys Catheter –
17French
■ Indications
1. Urine drainage in Pts with
2. Obstructive Uropathies like BPH & Spinal Injury
3. Intraoperatively
7 4. For urine output monitoring
5. For delivery of BCG vaccine to bladder in
pts of Urothelial Ca
■ Complications
1. Injury to Urethra leading to Stricture formations
2. Urethral Rupture
3. Bladder Injury
4. UTIs
■ Abnormalities
1. Deviation of Facial Muscles to the
Lt side
2. Absent Rt Nasolabial Fold
3. Wide open Rt eye
■ Diagnosis
– Rt Sided Facial Nerve Palsy likely
8 Bell’s Palsy
■ Management
1. Corticosteroids- oral prednisolone
2. Anti-viral Therapy-
3. Eye drops & and patch to protect
the cornea from Dry Eye Syndrome
■ Identify
– 20 Gauge Intra Venous Cannula
■ Uses
1. Theraputic
■ Administration of IV fluids & Drugs
■ Transfusion of Blood and blood product
9 2. Diagnostic
■ Pleural Tap
■ Peritoneal Tap
■ Complications
1. These are operative dependent
2. Infections like cellulitis and Phlebitis
3. Injury to internal Organs
4. Injury to NV bundle
■ Identify
– Hydrocortisone Sodium Succinate SOLU-CORTEF 100mg/2ml
■ Indications
– Replacement Therapy in Adrenal Disorders
■ Acute Adrenal Insufficiency
■ Addison’s Disease
■ Congenital Adrenal Hypoplasia
– Non-Adrenal Disorders
10 ■ Status Asthamaticus
■ Cerebral Edema
■ Gram Negative Septicemia
■ Nephrotic Syndrome : MCD
■ Side Effects
– Headache
– Stomach upset due to increased acid secretion
– Perspiration increased
– Iatrogenic Cushing’s Syndrome
GOOD LUCK
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