MEDICINE QUESTION BANK PREVIOUS EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPERS, Previous Examination Questions ~ 3 ine ne re 23rd Ed. Te the clinical signs of fibrosis (Pleural & May 2007} 588 10 ee iymal) & cavity in the lung. Write in detail the drug treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, Wention the adverse reactions of major drugs. a 11 Wate the clinical features, diagnosis and May 2006 treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, 12 Write etiology, clinical features, diagnosis and Apr 2005 management of community acquired pneumonia. 13, Discuss the etiopathogenesis, clinical features, Apr 2000 investigations and management of acute pulmonary thromboembolism, 14, Discuss etiology, clinical features, complications, Apr. 99 diagnosis, management of hospital-acquired pneumonia. Add a note on its prevention. 15. Discuss the investigations in a female of 23 years with Apr. 96 pallor of mucus membranes and skin and breathlessness. 16. A young lady of 25 years brought with H/O Nov. 95 Haemoptysis. Outline possible causes and investigations, Diagnosis, Management. 17. Mention the causes of pleural effusion. Discuss the Nov. 92, 94 clinical features, diagnosis, management of patient Presenting with pleural effusion. . Discuss the differential diagnosis of right lower lobe May. 94 - consolidation. Describe clinical features, diagnosis and mar ‘of pneumococcal pneumonia. stiology, pathology, clinical features, sf Spontaneous pneumothorax, , failure. What are the Mar 2021, Feb 2013 582 619 559 5624 Previous Examination Questions Year J re eq - : 2. ‘Types of respiratory failure a 565 | jan 2 3. Bronchial asthma 2020, - le 4. ARDS (Acute respiratory distress syndrome). Jan a a | 1 He uly 2019 5. i = 6 ae fon jan 2016, Aug 2014, Feb 2013) ~555—~ o . Pleural effusi Aug 2013, Apr 2002| 595 Now. 93, 94, Apr 2000, 2002,95| 8. Status Asthmaticus (acute Feb 2013, Nov agoclne severe asthma). SNe 7. Cystic fibrosis. Ae Yeve 9, Clinical features and treatment of Bronchiectasis. Feb 2013 Apr. 89| 578 Aug 2011 ¥ 10, DOTS regimen. = 5 ra | 5% e 11. Community acquired penumonia eb 2011| 582 Z 12, Role of steroids in management of asthma Feb ca 570 "3 13, MDR TB Aug 2010| 593 ‘ 14, Tuberculin test (Mantoux test). Mar 2009, Apr 2001| 591 i 15. RNTCP * Sept 2009) 593 @ 16. Type I respiratory failure. Mar 2009 ie 17. Pulmonary function test in bronchial asthma. Mar 2009 18. Management of Acute severe asthma. Apr 2008, May 2006 19. Corpulmonale 20. Etiology of community acquired pneumonia. 21. Vital capacity 22. Tension pneumothorax, 23. Histology of tuberculoma 24, Treatment of community acquired 25. Directly Observed Treatment Short co - Question Bank with Synopsis and Practicals —Medicine Previous Examination Questions — 5 Apr. 93 Year Davidson 96. Types of bronchial breath Sounds, aa 23a Ed, 77, Bronchial breathing. cca -— 28. Types of bronchial breath Sounds, So ». Bene ney a Sep 2003, Apr. 88, Nou. ba 592 30. Caplan’s syndrome, AS rea 31 Whooping cough-clinical features treatment, Oct. 96] 582 32, Complement systems, Apr. 96 ae 33, Rifampicin, Oct. 96} 592 34. Secondary Pneumonias, Apr. 96| 586 35, Treatment of Bronchogenic carcinoma, Apr. 95} 602 36. Extra-pulmonary manifestations of bronchogenic Nov.95| 600 carcinoma, 37. COPD. May. 95} 573, 38. Diagnosis and treatment of Bronchiectasis, May 95} 580 39. Respiratory distress syndrome, Nov. 95} 9g 40. Coin lesion. Noo. 94) 41. Clubbing of fingers. = - = eonutiaty tuberculosis. = 582 Apr. 936 - Previous Examination Questions 49. Feature and future of primary complex. 50. Outline the causes of hemoptysis in a managed 25 years from the Indian subcontinent. 51, Differential diagnosis of dull ness at the base of right lung. 6 52. Features of right middle lobe syndrome. Apr. | 53. Empyema. Apr. 91 Pe 54. Clinical features and treatment of pulmonary: Jul. 90 a eosinophilia/ Tropical pulmonary eosinophilia. i 55. Present day management of pulmonary tuberculosis. Jul. 90] Pe) 56. Define chronic Bronchitis. What are the clinical Dec. 89, Jul. 90 574 criteria for diagnosis of Emphysema? 57. Define status asthmaticus. Outline the Dec. 89, Jul. 90| 572 management of such a case. 58. Pulmonary edema. Jul. 90) 168, 413 59. Cyanosis types and causes. DecsSaieaee 60. Lobes and segments of the lungs. 61. Clinical features of chronic bronchitis. 62. Describe the clinical features and management of lobar pneumonia. 63. Mention the diagnostic features of Lobar pneumonia, 64, Viral pneumonias. 65. Mention antitubercular drugs, 66. Pneumothorax. 67. Ill effects of smoking. 68. Clinical features of chronic management.Year Davidson Ce NST ET cone Gp ilferential diagnosis of right lower lobe consolidation. Dec, Jul. 89] - Very Shorts: zs dec 7, Bronchodilators Mar 2021| 570 2 Clubbing of fingers Mar 2021 600 5, Enumerate two occupational lung diseases, _ Jan 2020, Aug 2011) _ 615 4, Tropical pulmonary eosinophilia, Jan 2020, Jul. 90, Sep 2003 | 612 5, Pulmonary function tests. Jan 2020, Feb 2012) 554 6. FEVi 7 July 2019| 556 7, Peak fluid analysis in Synpneumonic effusion Jan 2019) 563 8, Investigations & prevention of occupational lung July 2018) 614 diseases (Pneumoconiosis). Apr 2001 July 2018) 563 July 2018} 600 Jan 2018 ~625 1s of hemoptysis? Describe July 2017, Aug 2013) 559 Dec. 89, Apr 2001 9, Pleural fluid analysis in malignant pleural effusion 10. Hypertrophic Pulmonary Osteopathy 11. Pleurodesis. 12. What are the cause’ its management. | 45 Clinical features and treatment of July 2017) 978 Feb 2013 Apr. 89 July 2016 ‘ations of lung cancer. jn Tubercul Respiratory failure. Feb 20128- Previous Examination Questions 21. Peak flow rate and its significance 22. Shift T dullness in chest 2. RENAL SYSTEM i KIDNEY AND GENITO URINARY DISEASES. hs, Essays: RRC AC AGS 1. Describe the clinical features, complications and July 2017) management of acute Glomerulonephritis. Oct, 97| ‘ a 2. Describe the causes, clinical features and Jan 2016) y5~ |b management of chronic Renal failure. Aug 2012 iM 3. Discuss the aetiology, clinical features, laboratory Feb 2012| 395 1 c investigations and management of Nephrotic Syndrome. i 4. Write etiology, clinical features and management Feb 2011\ 395 d of nephrotic syndrome. a = a 5. Draw a diagram of nephron. List the diuretics used in linical practice and their anatomical sites of action. 6. Discuss the etiology, clinical features, laboratory investigations and management of Acate Renal Failure. 7. Write the clinical features, urinary findings and treatment of urinary tract infections, 8. Mention the etiology, symptoms signs of chronic Apr. 97, 2002 renal failure. Discuss the management of end stage renal disease. Describe the cai pathogenesis, clinical features, investigations and managementof chronic renal failure. sicacnel aaa 9. Mention the causes of ote proceed to investigate ae se AFrE a — Medicine Previous Examination Questions ~ 9 Year Davidson : 23rd Ed. Shorts: 1. Essentials for diagnosis of Nephrotic a a Mar 2021, Jan 2020] 395 aah 3 = — July 2018 2. Nephrotic Syndrome Mar 2021) 395, 398 3, Indications of dialysis? July 2019, Jan 2015, Apr 2008) 420 July 2018, Jan 2017, 2014, Aug 2015, Nov. 94| 411 =e 4 Acute renal failure. 5. Human Insulins. July 2018| 798 6. Management of Pyelonephritis, Jan 2018, Aug, 2011) 430 7. Complications of Nephrotic syndrome. Jan2017| 395 8. Lupus nephritis. July 2016| 410 9. Hemodialysis. Jan2015| 421 10. IgA Nephropathy. Aug2015| 11. IgA Nephropathy. Aug 2015} 400 12. Urinary tract infection in males. Jan 2015, Aug 2010| 426 13, Diagnosis and treatment of UTI. Jan 2015, Jul.91| 426 coccal Glomerulonephritis- Aug2014| 399 he segs ag tions and Treatment. Mar. 91 Femindcaussoftansientincontinence of —sjan 2014| Jan 2014 Feb 2013, May 89} Feb 201210~Previous Examination Questions 21. Microscopic deposits in urine May 2003) 22. Urine Spot sodium test Sept 2097 23. Renal handling of uric acid Sept 2097] 24. Bromocriptine. Apr 2005| 25. Management of acute tubular necrosis, ee eenecute tubal Sep 2003} 26. Management of acute Proliferative glomerulonephritis, a OF acute protifere Apr 2002 Nov. 95) 29. Peritoneal dialysis, 27. Nephritic syndrome causes and treatment, Apr. 99 28. Renal biopsy. May 95) 30. Peritoneal dialysis, 8 May 95| 94 31. Renal artery stenosis. Nov. 94] agg 32. Microscopic examination of Urineole in medicine, Oct. 94] 3g7~ 33. Polyuria/diabetes insipidus, May 94} 396 34. Ketone bodies in urine. (ketonuriay, Nov. 93] 795 35. Minimal change nephropathy. Jul, 92| 39 36. Renal transplantation. Apr. 92) 424 37. Causes of ARF, How do you investigate such a case! Jan. Dec. 91| 397 38. Membranous glomerulonephritis. Sep. 91 = 39, auses and mai e Apr. 91 pat =¥_ 5 alte Ws le * Sil Shae el esicine Previous Examination Questions = 11 Year Davidson 23rd Ed, Mention the clinical features and management Nov. 88, Dec. 89} 397 of acute Glomerulonephritis, 6. Good pasture’s syndrome. Mar. 89] 612 46. Fanconi’s syndrome. Jul. 39) 405 g. Clinical features of post-renal disease. Mar. 89 412 48. Clinical importance of renal glycosuria. Apr. 88} 725 49. Honey-moon cystitis. Apr. 88} - Very Shorts: 1. Types of Renal Tubular Acidosis Mar 2021} 365 2. Acute renal failure. Jan 2020) 3. Causes of Hematuria. July 2019, Jan 2018, 2000, Oct 2004, 97, 391 Apr. 99 4. Mention Nephrotoxic drugs. July 2019, Feb, 2012 5. Microalbuminuria July 2016 6. Significant Bacteriuria. Jan 2015 7. Indications of dialysis? Aug 2014 8. Causes of Acute renal failure Jan 2014 — tion recent drugs used in the treatment of Aug 2013 Feb 2013 Feb 2013 88/3} 8): /8/8/2/812-Previous Examination Questions ear 3. GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM ALIMENTARY TRACT AND PANCREATIC DISEASES | Essays: 1. Describe the causes, clinical features and management Aug 2979 | of acid peptic disease. ™% 2. Discuss the causes, symptoms, signs, Nov. 94, 95, ee ae 7% investigations and treatment of acute pancreatitis. Oct. 96 3, Whats peptic ulcer? Describe the clinical features, Maal ions and management of chronic duodenal ulcer. complicati Shorts: —— 1. Iritable bowel syndrome Jan 2017, 2015] ga 2. Causes and complications of Chronic Pancreatitis. Jan 2016 i 3. Management of acute panereatitis. Aug 2010| 937 4. Causes of malanea. Sept 2007) 7) 5. Diagnosis, causes, management of Apr 2002,.Nov. 92) 79 Hematemesis. 6. Endoscopic procedures of lower gastro intestinal tract. Apr. 97] 76 7. Usefulness of fibre optic gastroscopy. Apr. 93) 774 8. Give an account of non-infective causes of diarrhea. Nov. 92} 783 9. Differential diagnosis of blood and mucus in stools. Jul. 91) - 10. Causes of dysphagia and management of achalasia cardia. Apr. 91 11. Endoscopy in Gastro Intestinal Tract disorders. Nov. 89 FT sO.am "i Previous Examination Questions — 13 yes Year Davidson 23rd Ed, i ly 2017| 580 t chloride test. Ju 1 Mention the complications of Pancreatitis, Jan 2017, Aug 2013| 838 eter’ July 2016| 842 Nention 4 important clinical features of whipple’s Jan 2014| 809 disease. Pancreas divisum 4 Mention '2' contraindications and ‘2 upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. Aetiology of tropical sprue. complications of Jan 2014 774 Feb 2013| 807 Treatment of peptic ulcer Feb 2011| 798 Serum amylase, May 2006| 839 DISEASES OF MOUTH AND SALIVARY GLANDS Shorts: 1. Aphthous ulceration, Jul. 91 790 2 Aphthous stomatitis, Apr. 89 790 Shorts; agus Mar 2021| ical features and management Jan 2016, Jul 90) Jan 2014 Aug 2013, Apr 2000 Sep! 2009, Aprit 200514—Previous Examination Questions a 8. Drug treatment of oesophageal verices 9. Oesophageal stricture. 10. Gastro oesophageal reflux disease. 11. BotuliInum toxin. 12. Drug therapy for duodenal ulcer/ treatment of recurrent duodenal ulcer. 13. Oesophageal candidiasis. 14. Drugs and side effects in peptic ulcer. 15. Diagnosis of Hiatus hernia. Very Shorts: 1. Treatment of H. Pylori infection. Jan 2018, Sep 2003 . Describe the clinical features & management of peptic ulcer. July 20171 .. Colonoscopy July 2016 . Asterixis, ‘Aug 2015 us 2 3. 4, Complications of peptic ulcer disease Jan 2016 5 6. Drug treatment of acid peptic disease. Aug 2013, Oct. 96 DISEASES OF SMALL INTESTINE, LARGE INTESTINE, PANCREAS Shorts: = —— — Complications and management of ulcerative Aug 2015, Dec. 89edicine 5, Acute pancreati 6, Diagnosis and treatment of sprue 7, Btiology of Malabsorption syndrome (ear Nov, 95 Examination Questions ~ 15 ‘Medicine —______ : Davidson 23-4 Ed. 837 very Shorts: 1. Clonoscopy 7 = July 2019| 776 2. Systemic complications of ulcerative colitis. Jan 2018, Oct 2004} 818 3, Diagnosis of Gluten - Sensitive Enteropathy. Jan 2018} 805 4, Clinical features of Whipple's disease. July 201 7 809 Aug 2014| 813 5, What is Irritable Bowel syndrome? Describe clinical features. LIVER AND BILIARY TRACT DISEASE Essays: 1. Discuss the causes and complications of Liver Cirrhesis. Mar 2021 866 Discuss the management of Portal Hypertension Clinical features and Jan 2015| 866 Feb 2013, Oct 2004 acute infective hepatitis. ocellular failure? How will ‘ase of hepatic coma. What are the causes, erent te prevention of vases of hepat and treat or pertension? mplications and manag; on? signs, investigations, mnt of portal cirrhosis. 2. Write etiology, e complications ‘of cirrhosis of liver. e hepatitis, clinical features and ‘Aug 2013| 871 Apr. 87 ‘Apr 200116 - Previous Examination Questions Year . Pi = 7. Causes, types, clinical features, investigations, jul. 97 complications and treatment of Gallstones. 3 Shorts: 1. Liver function tests. Mar 2021, July 2019, 2018, Aug 2014 855 Apr 2008, Sep 2003 2. Treatment of Acute Fulminant Hepatitis Jan 2018 i 856 3. Extrahepatic complications of hepatitis C. July 2077) | en 4. Cholelithiasis. Jan 2017] op,~ 5. Liver biopsy July 2016] ~ 9 6. Hepatitis C Aug 2015| ~~ 7. Aetiology, clinical features and differential Jan 2014) 564 diagnosis of Hepatic encephalopathy. 8. Chronic active hepatitis. Feb 2012 871 9. Pathogenesis of Ascites Sept 2009] — gp ~ 10. Management of acute variceal bleeding Apr 2008] 96g 11. Urdoilinogen ~ “Sept 2007] g6 12. Drug therapy of amoebic liver abscess. Sept 2007| 287 13. Immunisation against hepatitis, May 2006] 876 14. Treatment of amoebic liver abscess, May 2006 15. HBs Ag. : Apr 2005| 16. Treatment of Hepatic encephalopathy, Apr 2001, 2002 17. Hepato-cellular carcinoma, if Deere de4 a Previous Examination Questions ~ 17 Davidson 23rd Ed. 3. How will you manage a case of Hepatic coma? Oct. 97) es Hypersplenism. Apr. 96 a, +s Obstructive jaundice. Nov. 95| 861 mw. Wilson's disease. Nov. 941 896 aro. Nov. 93| 1258,964 26. Diagnosis of amoebic abscess of liver. Apr. 93| 287 37. Hydatid disease of liver. Nov. 92] 299 28, Common causes of tender Hepatomegaly. Jul 91} 862 29. Describe the clinical features of Hepato cellular failure. Dec. 91 856 30. Pathogenesis and management of Ascites. Jul. 91} 862 31, Differential diagnosis of portal hypertension. Jul. 90| 868 32. Differential diagnosis of jaundice in an adolescent. Jul. 90| 860 33. Urine examination in Jaundice. Jul. 89| 860 34. Differential diagnosis of Ascites. Nov. 89| 862 35. Non-A, Non- B hepatitis. Oct. 89| 877 36. Haemochromatosis. Mar. 88| 895 37. A patient comes to you with liver enlarged upto Apr. 88| 862 umbilicus. Discuss briefly your clinical approach. alcoholic hepatitis (ALD) Jan 2020 July 2019 Jan 2019, Aug 2014 July 201818 — Previous Examination Questions 6. Hepatitis B vaccine/Hepatitis B prevention. —_ Jan 2017, Sept 7 05 Apr. 99] %% 7: Poratiypetesion 6 Ng 8 Compton of Heat Tei) 9. Diagnosis of chronic active hepatitis and causes. Jan2015, Ocpogh 10. Complications of Cirrhosis. Jan 2015 = 11. Causes and treatment of Spontaneous bacterial Jan 20 la peritonitis (SBP) 5, 12. Indications for Liver transplantation. Aug 2m 13. Causes of Portal Hypertension Feb 2012 8 14. Liver transplantation Feb 2011 Pat 15. Peritoneal fluid analysis in Cirrhosis of Liver. Aug 2011| 967 16. Signs in Hepatic Encephalopathy. Aug 2011| s64 17. Liver function tests in acute hepatitis Aug 2010) 871 Aug 2010| 862 — & . Pathophysiology of ascites ENDOCRINOLOGY ENDOCRINE DISEASESmedicine Previous Examination Questions - 19 ee Year Davidson 23rd Ed. NN ae Shorts: 7 Signs of addison’s disease. Jan 2020, Jan 2018, Feb 2012, Nov. 95| 671 2, Treatment of Hyperthyroidism July 2019} 1279 3, Diabetes insipidus. Jan 2019, Mar 89| 687 4, Myxoedema. July 2018, Jan 2016, Aug 2014, 2012} 641 5, Clinical features and treatment of Acromegaly. July 2017, 1991} 685 6, Cushing's diseases. Jan 2017, Feb 2013, May 95| 666 7. Gynaecomastia and its causes. July 2016| 657 8. Pheochromocytoma. Jan 2015, Apr.89| 675 9. Causes of hypercalcemia. Aug 2014, Sep 2003| 661 10. Clinical features and investigations of hypothyroidism. Aug2013| 639 11. Hirsuitism Feb 2011, May 2007] 657 12. Colecalciterol : Sept 2007| 662 13, Serum cortisol. May 2007| 665 14. Vinyl mandelic acid. May 2006| 675 15. Hypercalcemia treatment. May 2006} 661 16. Growth hormone therapy-indications. Sep 2003} 681 sent aie and management of Tetany. ‘Apr 2002 66220 - Previous Examination Questions 25. Short stature. 26. Grave's disease. 28. Diagnosis and treatment of myxoedema. Apr. 89, Nov, 92| 29. Etiology, clinical features and management of Badal Cushing’s syndrome. 30. Causes and clinical features of Adrencortical insufficiency, Jul. 93) —~ 31. Conn’s syndrome. ae 32. Causes of Dwarfism/ Differential diagnosis of Dwarfism, Jul. 93 33. Causes and clinical features of Panhypopituitarism, Mar. 91 34. Outline the clinical features and causes Jan. Dec. 91 hypogonalidism in a male aged 20 years. 35. Thyroid function tests and their clinical application. Jul. 91 36. Radioactive Iodine, Mar. 91 37. Causes of Hypothyroidisms. What is Juvenile Nov. 89] myxoedema? Discuss its clinical features, 38. Diagnosis of Cushing’s syndrome. Apr. 89 Very Shorts: Mar 2021, Jan 2019Zz Medicine Previous Examination Questions — 21 Year Davidson 23Ed. * 9, Hyperparatliyroidism. Feb 2013, Sept 2009, Oct. 96| 663 40, Clinical features of Myxoedema, ‘Aug 2011| 641 41. Tetany- Aug 2011) 662 12. TSH (Thyroid stimulating hormone) Feb2011| 634 4, Azrospermia Feb2010| 14. Meltonin Feb 2010; - DIABETES MELLITUS. Essays? 1. Write the clinical features and management of Jan 2020, 2015| 735 Diabetic Keto-acidosis. 2. Give and account of Etiology, complications and Oct. 96| 728, 744, management of diabetes mellitus. 755 _ 3. Discuss the treatment & complications of diabetes mellitus. Nov. 92| 741, 755 Shorts: 1. Hypoglycemia. Jan 2020, Feb 2012| 738 - 2. Treatment of diabetic Ketoacidosis. July 2017, Apr. 93] 735 3. Types of insulin. ‘ Aug 2014, May.95| 749 4, Oral anti diabetic drugs. Aug2011| 745 5. Newer Insulin delivery devices? ‘Apr 2010| 751 5; tance. Sept 2009, Mar.91| 730 Apr 2008| 746 a = acidosis - management. Oct 2004) 735 jiabetes mellitus. Sep 2003} 725 Apr. 2000) 746 Oct. 97 Question Bank with Synopsis and Practicals 7623, Describe the causes, Pathogen, : eat esis, Clinical Jan 2018 Feb features, Investigations and man, tile ooo megaloblastic anemia, “Bement ce Apr 2000 Sep 2003 Describe the clinical cahire, baa Sas i 3. eetetenen ot multiple myeloma MVestigations and Fey 2012 966 4, Write, causes diagnosis and treatme, t of i 5. Discuss the clinical features, laboratory investigations Apr 2007 1943, and management of Megaloblastic anemia 6, What is Hypersplenism? Outline the etiology and Apr. 97! 945 management of Hemolytic anemias, 7. Discuss the clinical features, complications, di and mana; we diagnosis Oct. 97) gement of acute Leukemia, 8. Classify Anemias. Mention the causes of Ir ici Anemia in a male of 50 i f ey f 5 % A10 years of old male Spots and Epistaxis, Di investigations for acute leukemia. is brought with Pallor, Py Scuss possible causes and diagnosis. Outline the treatment of July 2018, Jan 2016, Nov. 95 Jan 2016, Aug 2012 Jan 2016], Aug 2015), Jan 2014 i f pathogenesis and clinical features of Bae anaemia. ~ 6 = phosphate dehy trog urpuric Mar. 95) 95g24- Previous Examination Questions 7. Treatment of Acute Leukaemia. Eee ae 8. Hypersplenism. Sept 2007, ae Si 9. Peripheral blood smearsstudy, ay ape 10. Pancytopenia. } Sep zope 11, Indications of bone marrow examination. Apr. 2000, 59 12. Neutropenia. ane 13. Symptomatology of polycythemia vera. hae 14. Causes of splenomegaly. Apr. 92 15. Causes of Lymphadenopathy. Fat 16. Mention the blood groups. What are the indications Jul. 99 and contraindications for blood transfusion? What are the hazards of blood transfusion? 17. What do you mean by Hypersplenism? Apr. 89) gq | Describe the causes and laboratory features. | 18. Mechanism of clotting. Apr.89} 7 | 19. Causes of Agranulocytosis. Nov. 89} 749 20. Discuss the differential diagnosis of Generalized Dec. 89} 977 ! lymphadenopathy in a man aged 25 years. | . Very Shorts; July 2019) Jan 2017] July 2017ee Re ieee medtelne ot Previous Examination Questions ~ 25 ad Year Davidson 2314 Ed. 1. @hrombocytopenia Feb 2011 929 ANAEMIAS says ————_ ante ginal 2019) 1, Describe the etiopathogenesis, clinical features, July 2019; 943 ppiagnonts and treatment of Megaloblastic Anaemia _ shorts: e a 1, Clinical features of Iron defici Mar 2021 | 940 2, Sickle cell anaemia ‘Aug 2015, 2014, Apr 2005| 951 4, Megaloblastic anemia, “Jan 2014, Apr 2001| 943 4, Folic acid. a “Aug 2014, Oct. 99} 945 5. Haemolytic anaemia, ‘Feb 2012| 945 6, Treatment of Tron deficiency anaemia. Aug2011| 940 7, Microcytic hypochromic anemia, Sept 2009, Apr. 93) 940 |B. Indications of blood transfusion. Apr 2005} 930 | 9, Sideroblastic anaemia. Oct 2004} 924 10. Hereditary spherocy‘oi9- Apr. 99) Oct. 96 11, Diagnosis of Megaloblastic anemia. . oe 2. Discuss the Etiology, clinical features and Nao ; management of iron ficiency anemia.ion Questions 26 - Previous Examination = Media, Se Jul. 89) 78. Parenteral iron therapy ie Very Shorts: July 2019, Mar, 88 1. Coomb’s test. ; 959 ji an 2. Sickle cell anaemia 2019 51 a 3. Serum Ferritin af Jan 2018 940 4. Thalassemia Minor Jan 2015, Apr, 97) % HAEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES Essays: 1. Write clinical features, Cytogenetic and July 2018 pa chromosomal abnormalities and management of Chronic Myeloid Leukemia 2. Write clinical features, diagnosis and management Aug 2010 961 of Hodgkin's lymphoma. 3. Outline the blood coagulation cascade. Write the etiology, May 2007 71 clinical features and treatment of Haemophiles. 4. Absorption of Cyanocobalamine Sept 2007 344 5. What are the indications of bone marrow Sept 2007| 936 transplantation? Write the technique. What are the immediate and late complications? Shorts:medicine Previous Examination Questions — 27 . paboratory features of acute intra vascular haemolysis Mar 2009 946 a pisseminated intravascular coagulation, ‘Apr 2008 978 9 paboratory tests for red blood cell hemolysis Sept 2007| 947 40, Myeloma protein. Oct 2004| 966 Yon Willebrand's disease. oe 2 ‘Anti-phospholipid antibody syndrome. Jul 2002 977 43. Hemolytic crisis. Oct. 97| 945 14, Acquired aplastic anaemia. ‘Apr. 96| 968 45, Clinical features of ITP. Apr.96| 971 46. Philadelphia chromosomes. Apr. 93 958 17. Christmas disease. Nov. 93 973 18. Aplastic anemia. Nov. 92 968 19. Causes of purpura. Apr. 92 971 20, What is the mechanism of clothing of blood? Describe Jan. Dec. 91 971 the symptoms signs, treatment of Hemophilia. 21. Hemophilia A and B. Jul. 90) 971 22. Clinical features and treatment of Hodgkin's disease. Jul. 90 961 , Briefly describe the pathology, clinical features, differential Jan, Dec. 90) 961 diagnosis and treatment of Hodgkin's lymphoma. Describe the causes of uncontrolled bleeding Dec. 89 a in a young man. Outline the management. Jones proteins. Nov. 89 966 Biochemical and radiological features of Apr.89| 966 of Leukemia and anti-leukemia drugs. Apr.89| 954 ‘Question Bank with Synopsis and Practicalsae nrTy tat en 29. Clinical features of acute leukemi Now, 6g) ——~ See eee a i ee 30. Clinical features and treatment of chronic Ne aoe lymphocytic leukemi %% 31. Hairy cell leukemia Very Shorts: = ieee Mar. 66] ~~ 1. TIP (Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic purpura, Jan 2016, jul. 94 Aug 2015, Apr. 9 Aug 2014 MUSCULO SKELETAL SYSTEM MUSCULO SKELETAL DISORDERS 2. Multiple myeloma. 3. Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia. | Essays: 1. Write the etiopathogenesis, clinical features and Jan 2020, 2016 1012 management of Gout. 2. Write causes, diagnosis and management of Jan 2017| 1044 osteoporosis, 3. Write clinical features, diagnosis and Aug 2013) 1021 Management of rheumatoid arthritis, Apr 2005, Oct 20041 Define bone density. How it is measured? What are Sept 2007| tl nical tment osteoporoses? July 2019, Jan. Dec. 91 outy Arthritis Jam 2019 Jan 2019, Apr. 8930 - Previous Examination Questions 26. What is Reiter's syndrome? How would you manage such a case/ Reiters’s syndrome? 27. Polyarteritis nodosa. 28. Charcot joint. Or 30. Methotrexate. May Slo | 31. Scleroderma. : 32. Drugs used in treatment of Rheumatoid arthritis, I 33. Complications of SLE. Apr. 91 i. 34. Given an account of Progressive systemic Jul. 90, Nov. 88 = sclerosis, oe 35. Describe the clinical features and differential Jul. 90) diagnosis of ankylosing spondylitis, oe 36. Causes of polyarthritis and treatment of any one. Apr. 90 tom 37. Systemic lupus erythematosus. Oct, 89| 4034 38. Hyperuricemia, Apr. 89 102 39. Outline the criteria for the diagnosis of theumatoid Apr. 89} 1021 arthritis. Medical management of Rheumatoid arthritis. 40. Polymyalgia theumatica, Mar. 88) 102 Very Shorts:medicine e revious Examination Questions ~ 31 a seronegative arthritis. Taae; lan 2015, Jul. 90 z, Anti Nuclear Antibody. - J | we ug 2014) 1034 8. Ppseudogout. Jan 2014| 1016 9, Clinical features of Dermatomyositis. ‘Aug 201 3| 1039 10. Clinical features and treatment of acute Gouty Arthritis Jan 2013) 1014 41. Drugs used in the treatment of Rheumatoid arthritis. Aug 2012) 1025 Feb 2012| 1014 42. Tophi 13. Methotrexate: Its role in rheumatoid arthritis Feb 2011| 1025 44, Rheumatoid Factor. Aug 2011| 1022 15. Treatment of gout. Aug 2010| 1012 16, Enumerate systemic manifestations of SLE ‘Aug 2010| 1035 ‘Aug 2010| 1039 17. Polymyositis Essays: 1. Write symptoms, signs and principles of management of Organophosphours poisoning. 2. Write clinical features and management of _ Barbiturate Poisoning ~~ 5 and symptoms of July 2019 Aug 2011 July 2018 Lead poisoning, Treatment. Aug 2012 manifestations, osphorus32 - Previous Examination Questions | Shorts: eee cree wcehpena Mier 2. General management of poisoned July 2017, Aug 2013 patient. 134 3. Arsenic poisoning Mes 5, Paracetamol poisoning, __ See 6. Treatment of vasculotoxic snake bite Feb 2013, 2013 Pere 7. Aluminium phosphate poisoning. Aug 2012 ie 8. Barbiturate poisoning Feb 2012 9. General principles in management, Apr 200836| yqy~ | treatment of poisoning. May 2006, Oct. 97 10. Complications of copper sulphate poisoning Sept 2007 | 4g 11. Lead neuropathy. Apr 2005} 496 12. Poisonous snake bite - clinical features. Apr 2005 | 154 13. Renal manifestations in snake bite. Oct 2004} 155 14. Types of snake venoms. Sep 2003 [ 154 15. Cyanide poisoning. ‘Apr.99 | 1 16. Treatment of datura poisoning, Nov. 95 | 15034 — Previous Examination Questions 3. Classify Motor Neuron diseases. Discuss the clinical feature, investigations and management of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis = 4. Enumerate involuntary movements, Describe July 2018, 2016 7 the causes, clinical features and Jan 2014, Aug 219| 2 Management of parkinson’s disease. 5. Describe the etiology, clinical features, complications and management of tuberculosis meningitis. 6. Write the clinical features and Management of Migraine 7. Classify the Motor Neuron Disease Discuss the clinical features and investigations and management of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 8. Describe the clinical features, investigations and management of pyogenic meningitis, Year ty July 2079) July 2017 Oct 2092 Aug 2015) ~—~ 1095 Jan 2015) >—~ Nie Nay Aug 204) ay Feb 2012 9. Discuss the clinical features, differential diagnosis and management of Guillain Barre syndrome. 10. Enumerate causes of meningitis. Write diagnosis and treatment of Pyogenic meningitis 11. Mention the differences n findings between upper motor neuron and Lower Motor Neuron lesion. Write Aug 2013) 1149 May 94 Feb 2011| 1113 Aug 201136 ~ Previous Examination Questions 9. Treatment of parkinsonism. Aug 20% if aie: poritare 11. Sensory deficit in syringomyelia, Mar Dopp 12, Blectro encephalography. Apr 2009 13. Paraneoplastic syndromes (Neurological). Mae Very Shorts: 1. Myasthenia Gravis - Clinical features and investigations. Jan 2029) 2. Name four signs of Meningeal irritation July 2019 3.. Botulism Jan 2017) 4. Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA) Jan 2017, Aug 2013 5. ‘Prion diseases. Jan 2016 6. Hemifacial Spasm. Jan 2016) 7. Narcolepsy. a Jan 2016| 1195 8. Causes of Dmentia. Aug 2015, Feb 2012} 119) 9. Trigeminal neuralgia. Aug 2015, Feb 2012| 10% 10. Mention four recent drugs used in migraine. Jan2014) 10% 11. Lower motor neuron lesion. Aug 2012| 1082 12, Classification of epilepsy. Aug 2011). 10% 13. Mention the types of MND (Motor Neuron Disease) Aug 2011) 116 . ax culous meningitis Mar 2009} 1121i I aesiciee —— Previous Examination Questions Year Davidson 23rd Ed. 3, Chorea Feb2011| 1166 4, Delirium tremens Sept2007| 209 _ 5, Absence seizure. May 2006} 1099 6. Sodium valproate. Apr.99| 1101 7. Drugs used in epilepsy. Apr.99| 1101 8. Cerebellar ataxia. Apr.97| 1115 9. Delirium. Apr.97| 209 10. Papilledema. Apr. 97} 1091 11. Nystagmus. Oct. 97} 1090 12, Tremors. Apr.96| 1085 13. Causes and investigations of dementia. Apr. 96} 1191 14. Fasciculation. May 93, 94| 1139, 1162 15, Horner's syndrome. May 94} 1091 16. Cerebellar disorders-signs. Nov. 93) 1134 V7. Festinant gait. Jul..93} 1087 18. Petitmal seizure. Nov. 92} 1098 Differential diagnosis of foot drop. Nov. 92| 1087 Jul. 92} 194 Jul. 91} 1098 you manage a case of grand mal epilepsy? Dec. 89} 1101 signs, Mar. 89) 4082 Mar 2021 ‘Question Bank with Synopsis and Practicala Coma P & Status epilepticus 2 4. Yantive Dyskinesia & Hang = up Reflex ®& Complex partial seizure % Syncope July 2018) 1 2017, May 2007) Jan 2015 Aug 2014 ———————] Feb 2013 Feb 2011 Feb 2011 CEREBRO VASCULAR DISEASES, DEGENERATIONS Essays: What are the risk factors in developing intracerebral Jan 2017) haemorrhage? Describe the clinical features, diagnosis Sept 2009, and treatment of subarchnoid haemorrhage. 2007, Shorts: 1, Complications of stroke. July 2017} 1155 2. Sub-arachnoid haemorrhage. Jan 2017, Apr 2001 1160 116040 - Previous Examination Questions 23a ey, 12. Froin’s syndrome. Dec. 91 ry 13. Outline the management of tuberculous meningitis. Jan Dec. 94 [it~ 14. Describe the etiology, clinical features and differential Jul. 91] 5 diagnosis of Rabies; add a note on its prevention. + 15, Meningovascular syphilis. Apr.) aS 16. CSF findings in Pyogenic meningitis. Apr. 90] 145 17. Etiology, clinical features and treatment of Japanese B Jul. 90) 249 ~ encephalitis. 18. Erb’s palsy. Oct. 90] 395 19. Herpes zoster. Jul. 90) 1123, 235 20. Causes, clinical features of peripheral neuropathy. Apr. 89] 1135 21. Types, clinical features and treatment of Muscular Apr. 89) 1143 dystrophies. 22. Clinical features and treatment of polio. Apr. 89| 1125 23. Clinical features & management of Guillain Barre syndrome Dec. 89} 1449 24. Raised intracranial pressure, Jul. 89) 4127 25. Causes of chronic polyneuritis. Nov. 89} 1139 Very Shorts: 1, Clinical features & management of Guillain Barre syndreme Jan 2015| 1140 ° 2. Clinical features of tetanus. May 2006|° 1125 Lnandibaaaiedl itp ek ‘Mar 202ine ul ‘Write the etiology, clinical fe 3, compli management Provious Examination Questions = 41 230 td. vibe th physiole 1 9 7, | 2, Perri features and managem cin ae singe e cardiac failure, Sain congee = ec atiology, clinical feature © Jan 2019, 515 sus the 10108 res & fan 2019 , 4 Poagerent Of acute Rheumatic fever sini my “ —— 7. . a ations and 18| 5 t of infective endocarditis, e on ah a ——<$—$_— lan ham : — 5, Discuss the causes, symptoms signs, treatment Jan 2018 493 and complications of acute myocardial infarction Aug 2013 Fo Apr 93, May 95 Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of infective endocarditis. Add a note on prevention of infective endocarditis. Jan2017\ 527 Write the risk factors clinical features and management of Angina Pectoris. 2 and management of acute myocardial infarction, Draw a diagram of the conducting system of the heart, Write the various atrio ventricular (A.V.) blocks, Draw illustrative electro cardiograms. , Describe diagnostic criteria, clinical features, laboratory tions & management of Acute Rheumatic fever. iyopathy? What are the clinical type?-Outline the treatment. ° tations, complications and myocardial infarction. s, diagnosis and management er. ‘Question Bank wit Jan 2015 | 487 Write the clinical features, complications Aug. 2013 493, Mar 2009) 445, 477 Apr 2008| 515 Apr 2007 May 200642 - Previous Examination Questions Pe: | Year ete Davidson Za 14. Describe etiology, diagnosis & mgt. of heart failure Oct 2004 eo 15. Describe the clinical features, investigations and Sep 2003 5 treatment of Hypertensive left ventricular failure. 16. Mention the causes, clinical features, complications, Apr. 99 Py diagnosis and management of Aortic Regurgitation. “17. What are the complications of acute myocardial Oct. 96 | gap infarction? Outline the management of (a) Acute left ventricular failure (b) Cardiogenic shock. - * 18. A45 years old male is brought with H/O retrosternal Now. 95| 4g pain for 4 hours. Discuss causes, investigations for diagnosis. Outline antianginal drugs. 19. Discuss the Etiopathogenesis, clinical features and Apr. 93, Nov. 95 sie management of acute rheumatic fever in children, Complications and their management. 20. Discuss the causes, symptoms signs, investigation Nov. 92| 543 and treatment of pericardial effusion. Shorts: ‘ 1. Complications of Acute Myocardial Infarction. Jan 2016) 495 2. Acute left Ventricular Failure - treatment. Aug 2014, May 2006| 461 3. Collapsing pulse, Aug 2012) 524 4. Ventricular ectopics. Aug 2011| 474 5. DC Cardioversion, 2 Aug 2011- — = Previous Examination Questions - 43 Year Davidson 2310 Ed. —..cribe the clinical features & management Jul, 90) 168 10. high altitude pulmonary edema, o ribe the etiology and clinical features of 1h Ene circulatory failure. iba eared A Etiology and clinical features of shock. Apr. 89 199 43, Treatment of cardiogenic shock. Apr. 89| 199 14. Treatment of refractory heart failure. Oct. 84 461 Very Shorts: 1. Cardiomyopathy Jan 2020| 538 2. Clinical features of Masrfan's syndrome. Jan 2014| 508 3. ACE inhibitors. Jan2014| 466 4, Mention the causes of secondary hypertension. Aug 2013) 509 5. Mention Calcium Channel Blockers with doses. Aug 2013} 481 6. Pulsus paradoxus. Feb 2013, Apr 2005| 447 7. Enumerate principles of treatment of Acute MI Feb2011| 493 (Myocardial Infarction) 8. Difference between atrial flutter and atrial fibrillation. Aug 2011| 470 9. CCF (Congestive Cardiac Failure) Aug 2011 Nov.93| 461 treatment. SR rperelcreeiegicemmeileia HYPERTENSION a Essay | What are the ca detail tations and treatment of hypertension. ‘Question Bank with Synopsis and Practicals 1uses of Hypertension? Describe in Jan 2020\ 508 about the clinical signs and symptoms, plications and management of hypertension ite various causes, end organ. Aug 2015 2010 50846 - Previous Examination Questions Very Shorts: 1. Name 4 antiplatelet drugs 3. Management of acute MI. Aug 2014, Shorts: 1. Treatment of Mitral stenosis Aug 2010 2. Rheumatic carditis. Sep. 2003 3. Rheumatic chorea. 4. Causes of mitral regurgitation. May 95} Oct. 97] r a eet ee ere e OTUES July 2019 2. Risk factors for atherosclerosis July 2035) VALVULAR DISEASES, INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS ate : 516 516 Apr.89| 519 aa 5. Complications of Rheumatic mitral stenosis. Oct. 88] 517 6. Causes and complications of aortic incompetence. Nov. 88) 521 7. Symptoms signs of infective endocarditis. Apr. 84| 597 Very Shorts: 1. Acute Rheumatic fever. Jan 2019, Apr.96| 515 2. Sydenham's Chorea. July 2017, Aug2013| 516 3. Jone’s criteria and significance. Jan 2017, Apr. 88) 516 4. Infective endocarditis-prophylaxis. Sept 2009, May 95| 531— Oe a a medicine Previous Examination Questions ~ 47 — a ae ‘Atrial septal defect. ‘Apr. 2000| 534 ‘ Fisenmenger’s syndrome, Oct. 97| 533 4, v9D. "Nov. 93, May 94] 535 7, Cyanosis-types, causes. Apr.91| 532 | 4g. PDA (Patent Ductus Arteriosus) Oct. 89| 533 Very Shorts: 7, Name two congenital heart diseases Jan 2020] 534 Feb2011| 536 2, Fallot’s tetralogy. PERICARDIAL DISEASES Shorts: 1. Acute pericarditis. Jan 2018, 2015, Apr 2000) 542 ‘Apr 2001, 89| 543 Nov. 93, Apr.97| 544 Apr.95| 644 Apr. 91, 94| 546 Jan. Dec. 91| 543 Clinical features of pericardial effusion. Cardiac tamponade. Pericardial tamponade. Clinical features of acute left ventricular failure. List causes of pericarditis. How do you culous pericarditis? ae eV manage a case of tuber Very Shorts: 1. Chronic constrictive pericarditis. Jan 2019, Feb 89, 91] _ 643 MISCELLANEOUS Aug 2012 ‘Mar 2009, Sept 2007 is and Practicals48 - Previous Examination Questions . Diseases transmitted by mosquitoes. 5. Ventricular premature beats. 6. Differential diagnosis of continuous murmur in pulmonary area. 7. How will you investigate a case of bacterial food poisoning? Mention clinical features and treatment. 8. How can we prevent and reduce the incidence of heart disease in children. 9. Carrier state. 10. Incubation period. Apr. 87 | 11. Differential diagnosis of fever. = Oct.71 | Hig 12. Rashes, Oct. 71 | x4 INFECTION DISEASES AND IMMUNITY BACTERIAL INFECTIONS = oe ee 1. Describe the clinical features, investigation and Feb 2012) 69 management of enteric fever. Shorts: 1, Complication of Typhoid fever. July 2018, Aug 2014 2. Leptospirosis, Jan 2017, Aug 2012, Apr 2005, 97, Sep 2003 3 pelea and clinical presentation in Aug 2015, 2014 leptospirosis Apr 2008aie ° Previous Examination Questions ~ 49 medicine Year Davidson —$___———___ 23rd Ed, G Pertusisis. Aug 2012 | 582 7, Anthrax. Feb2012| 266 g, Treatment of Gonorrhoea. Aug 2011 339 9, Treatment of enteric fever. Aug 2011 260 40, Write pathophysiology diagnosis and treatment of Aug 2011 264 cholera. 11, Pathophysiology of cholera Feb 2011 264 12, Differences between amoebic dysentery and Aug 2010 | 265, 287 bacillary dysentery 13, Lab diagnosis of cholera. Oct 2004] 264 Ul. Epidemiology, etiology, clinical features, Oct 2004, Jul. 90] 264 diagnosis, treatment of Cholera. 15, Types of rickettsial fevers. Sep 2003 278 16, Widal test. Apr. 99, Oct. 97 260 17, Stools in acute amoebic dysentery and acute Apr. 95| 265, 287 bacillary dysentery. 18. Clinical features of plague. May 95 259 19, Clinical features and complications of typhoid and Apr.92| 260 para-typhoid. acre therapy. Nov. 88 Jan 2019 July 2018, Aug 2013 July 2018 July 2016 July 201650 - Previous Examination Questions = a 6. Leptospirosis. July 2016 ey 7. Treatment of Cholera. Feb 2013 6 8. Diagnosis of leptospirosis. Feb 2011, Apr 2005 a 9. Tetanus Toxoid and its significance Feb 2011 | 3) 26 10. Typhoid vaccines Aug 2010 oar VIRAL INFECTIONS eee ima 1. Chicken pox. Jan 2020, Apr 2002 | 73 ~ . Haemorrhagic viral fever. Jan 2020, Oct 2004 2. 45 3. Mumps Jan 2017 | 94 4. Clinical features and complications of mumps. Jan 2017, 2014 240 5. Dengue fever. Aug 2015, Oct. 96 | 943 6. Complications of dengue fever. Aug 2013 | 243 7. Influenza vaccine Feb 2010 |. 244 8. Post herpetic neuralgia Mar 2009| 239 9. Immunisation against hepatitis. May 2006 | 876 10. Yellow fever vaccin Oct. 96 e 11. Complications of measles. Nov. 88 12, Ramsay hunt syndrome. Nov. 87 | 13. Clinical features, Differential diagnosis, Apr. 87; Ri Mei, 52 ~ Previous Examination Questions Year See 18. Albendazol. Oct 2004 t eee 19. Parasites detected in peripheral blood smear. AER > 20. Life cycle of hook worm. Nov, 93, 95 = 21. Tropical splenomegaly syndrome (or) Hyper “Mayt— relative splenomegaly, : 22. Plasmodium falciparum. 23. Life cycle of thread worms, ' s 24. Lymphatic filariasis, Nov. 94 = 25. Intestinal Parasite in children and their treatment. Apr. 92 7) 26. Clinical features and treatment of chronic Jan. Dec. 9 286 intestinal amoebiasis, 27. Management of Falciparum malaria. Oct. 90 | 75 28. Hydatid disease. Oct. 90 298 29. Amoebic abscess of liver hepatic amoebiasis. Apr 89| 356 30. Epidemiology and clinical features of Guineaworm infection. Dee @9 23 31. Clinical features and diagnosis of metastatic Amoebiasis, Dec. 89 286 32. Diagnosis and management of Giardiasis. Apr. 89 | 287 33. Complications and treatment of taenia solium infestation. Nov, 88 298 Very Shorts: July 2018, 2016 Jan 2018, Feb 2011 July 2017 Aug 2015, Nov. 9354 — Previous Examination Questions Bee. | Meding a TT See ee ANTIMICROBIALS Shorts: es 1. Rifampicin ie cee eee Sept 2007 | =~ 2. Fluoconazole Sept 2007 | 35 3. Antifungal drugs in skin dliseases/ Amphotericin B. Oct. 96, 2002 | 55—~ 4. Zidovudine. Apr. 99 ay 5. Griseofulvin, Apr. 97 | 3g 6. Antiviral drugs. May.95 | 496 7. Metronidazole. Nov. 98 | 447 8. Describe anti-viral drugs. How will you treat Jul 89 | 135 hepatitis-B disease? 9. What are beta-lactams? Indications and Apr. 87 120 contraindications of their use. Very Shorts: 1, Four example of cephalosporins Mar 2021 | 131 2. Diethyl carbamazine citrate Feb 2010 | 19 ee MISCELLANEOUS, a LS Apr 2002 Mar 2021 { ima Previous Examination Questions — 55 Davidson 23rd Ed. STD to SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES AND aps ay: hie the etiology, clinical features and ” complications of AID Jan 2020] 306 S. How will you treat AIDS? ‘ shorts: 4, HIV counselling July 2016 £ 2, Clinical features of syphilis/endemic Syphilis. Jan 2016, Oct 2002 337 3, Anti retroviral drugs, Jan 2016, Feb 2012 | 324 Jan 2015, Aug 2012| 315 Aug2014| 417 ions. Howdo you Feb 2013, Dec.| 144 4, Opportunistic infections of HIV. 5, Treatment of syphilis. 6. Describe the Nosocomial infecti manage them? 89 7. Systemic manifestations of AIDS. Aug 2010 312 8. What is HAART? (Highly Active Anti Retroviral Mar 2009| 324 Therapy). Mention the classes of drugs and their use in clinical practice 9. Lung lesions in retro viral infection. —— Mar 2009| 318 10, Western Blot test. Oct 2004, Apr. 99 107 Sep 2003 | 324 Apr 2001 | 318 Apr 2000 | 341 Apr 2000 rena Nov. 89, 83 106 7 Bank with Synopsis and Practicale56 - Previous Examination Questions Year Neen Davids 18. Describe etiology and clinical features of AIDS. 19. Esophageal candidiasis. Jan 89 C= Very Shorts: = 1, Granuloma inguinale. Jan 2018, Apr 2005 oh 2. L.G.V treatment and clinical features. July 2017, Oct, 87 3H 3. Opportunistic infections of HIV. July 2017 | 392 4. Mention the drugs and side effects of protease Jan 2014) a9, Inhibitors (PIs) 5. Gastro intestinal complications of AIDS. Feb2013 | 346 6. HAART Sept 2009 | ap, 2, Gonorrhea. Apr. 89| 339 PSYCHIATRY Se Se rrr 1. Obsessive compulsive neurosis Jan 2018, 2014, Feb 2012 1201 . Anxiety neurosis, July 2017, Jan 2016, Aug 2012 | 1200 . Bipolar disorders July 2016 | 1201 » Mini mental examination Mar 2009} 1181 Mar 2009} 1190 2, 3 4 5. Behaviour therapy & Oct 2004 | n58 ~ Previous Examination Questions Medien, Year 5 a Jan 2017, Aug 2015, Fel oe 3. Anti psychotees 4 ann schizophrenia a 1196 5. Delusions. Pr 2005 | i1eq 6. Anorexia nervosa. Oct 2004, Jul 90, Apr 2002, 2001 | app, 7. Symptoms of anxiety disorders. Sep 2003 | 7369 8. Benzodiazepines. Sep 2003 | jap 9. Diagnosis of depression. Apr. 97 | ti99 10. Manic-depressive psychosis. Oct. 97 | “i395 11. Dementia-causes and investigations. Apr.96 | 1194 12, Management of drug dependence. Jul. 91 | 4495 13, Schizophrenia-symptomatology. Nov. 91 | q95 14. Hysteria, Jul.89| 1496 Very Shots: 1. Somatization disorders Jan 2019 | 1297 2. Melancholia, filjooiglioat 3. Atypical Neuroleptics Jan 2018 | 1199 4. Schizopherenia, ‘Ale 2008 ase60 - Previous Examination Questions 7. Hypopigmented patch. 8. Scabies. tat 4 eee ______ NUTRITIONAL, METABOLIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL DSEA@SS——_ aos. 1. Write the clinical features, diagnosis, complications Jan 2016 | G5 ~ and management of obesity. Shorts: ee 1. Kwashiorkor. July 2016, Sep. 92 | py 2. Enumerate the etiological factors of obesity. Aug 2015 | 65g Mention the clinical features and complications. Mar. 91 Add a note on prevention of obesity. 3. Hazards of obesity Jan 2014, Aug 2010, Sept 2009 | 55 4. Clinical features of Vitamin C deficiency, ~ Jan 2014 715 5. Selenium Mar 2009) 718 6. Thiamine deficiency Apr 2008 | 714 7. Absorption of Cyanocobalamine Sept 2007 | 943 8. Body Mass Index (BMI). May 2006 | 700 9. Diagnosis of obesity. Oct 2004 | 698 1" saan 9 ses a outline the Apr. a Ay 698 ass on 704 70462 — Previous Examination Questions Meding 23g, mim 1. Fat soluble Vitamins Mar 202 | >—~ 2. What are the causes and clinical features of Jan 2020, Oct, are Vitamin-B12 deficiency? 96 3. Niacin (Vitamin-B3 ) July2ng | ae 4. Wet Beri Beri. Jan 2019, Apr. 01 | yi, 5. Vitamin C Jan 2018, Feb, 2012) Octoa [Te 6. Bitot’s spots. Jan 2018, Mar. 89 | 73~ 7. Sources and deficiency manifestations of Vit.A Aug 2015 | 75 ~ 8. Scurvy. Jan 2015, Oct. 97, Sep 2003 ce 9. Folic Acid deficiency. Aug 2014 | 75 10. Clinical features of Vitamin C deficiency. Jan 2014 | 75 11. Retinoic acid Feb 2010 | 743 12. Enumerate functions of vit. Bs Aug 2010 | 715 13. Rickets. Apr. 92} 1051 ENVIRONMENTAL DISORDERS Shorts: 1. Heat stroke. Jan 2020, Aug 2011, Sept 2009, April 2005, Nov. 95 | 167 2. Radiation hazards Sept 2009 | 164 3, Clonus. Apr 200564 — Previous Examination Questions i Bs 4, Cytokines Aug 2012 6 5. Hypersensitivity Reaction oe Feb 2012 6 nici veac! “he 6. Type lV hypersensitivity reactions Feb 2011 a 7. Type Ill hypersensitivity reactions Aug 2010 3 8. Complement Feb 2010 | 6 CLINICAL GENETICS Essays: Dees, 1. Describe the features of autosomal dominant, Jan 2016 ” autosomal recessive X-linked and non-germ line cytoplasmic inheritances. 2. What is autosomal dominant recessive and sex Mar 2009| 47 linked inheritances. Write diseases that are transmitted in above patterns. Shorts: 1. Genetic counseling. Jan 2017, 2014, Apr. 99 2 2. Down’s syndrome. Oct. 97, Apr.99 | 44 3. Abnormalities of sex chromosomes. Jul. 93 48 Very Shorts: 1. Mention Autosomal recessive disorders Feb 2012 47 ONCOLOGY oie : Jan 2019, 2016, Apr 2005 ligianey Ag 201,049 | 188ae: ll Question Papers . KALOJI NARAYANA RAO UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES FINAL M.B.B.S PART — Il DEGREE EXAMINATION ~ APRIL, 2021 GENERAL MEDICINE ce PAPER - II Max. Marks 60 Note: Answer all questions Give Diagrammatic representation wherever necessafy. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 2% 10=20 1. Define Acute MI Discuss its Mechanisms, Clinical features, Investigations and Management. (142424243) 2. Define Stroke. Enumerate the types, common caused, Clinical features and Management. (142424243) WRITE SHORT NOTES ON THE FOLLOWING: 6x4=24 3, Hepatitis C Infection. 4. Clinical features and Treatment of Parkinsonism 5, Management of Atrial Fibrillation 6. Bell’s Palsy 7, Dengue Fever 8. Treatment of Falciparum Malaria WRITE SHORT NOTES ON THE FOLLOWING: 9. Two causes of Dementia 10, Four Clinical features of Infective Endocarditis ‘11. Collapsing Pulse Two causes of Peripheral Neuropathy 13, Two Drugs for Treatment of Enteric Fever defining illnesses - treatment of Schizophrenia 8x2=16ITY OF HEAL FINAL M.B.B.S PART — Il DEGREE EXAMINATION — MARCH, 2021 GENERAL MEDICINE PAPER ~ | Time3 Hours Max. Marks 60 Note: Answer all questions Answer Part-A & B in separate answer books. ‘Answers in Part-A should not be answered in Part “B' or vice-versa. Otherwise they will not be valued. 1. Discuss the Etiopathogenesis, investigations and management of Pneumothorax. 34344 =10 2. Discuss the causes and complications of Liver Cirrhcsis. Discuss the management of Portal Hypertension. 24345 =10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 6x4=24 . Barrett’s Oesophagus Nephrotic Syndrome Myxedema coma Interpretation of Liver Function Test . Multiple Myeloma 8. Types of respiratory failure Nowe y WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 8x2=16 9, Four Causes of parpura 10. Clinical features of Iron deficiency 11. Clinical features of OP poisoning 12. Bronchodilators 13. Respiratory causes of clubbing 14. Immunosuppressive drugs 45. Clinical features of Ankylosis spondylitis Renal Tubular Acidosis Question Bank with Synopsis & Practicals —————FINAL M.B.B.S PART — Il DEGREE EXAMINATION — JULY, 2019 GENERAL MEDICINE PAPER - | Time 3 Hours Note: Answer all questions Answer Part-A & B in separate answer books. ‘Answers in Part-A should not be answered in Part °B' or vice-versa. Otherwise they will not be valued. Max. Marks 60 1. Describe the mode of action clinical features diagnosis and management of Organo Phosphorous poisoning. 10 2. Describe the etiopathogenesis, clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of Megaloblastic Anaemia. 10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 6x4=24 3. Treatment of Hyperthyroidism 4, Sjogren’s syndrome 5. Mention four liver function tests 6. Hemoptysis 7. Diabetes Insipidus 8. Indications for Hemodialysis WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 8x2=16 9. Coombs test 10. Viral markers of Hepatitis B 11. Warfarin 12. Name four Nephrotoxic drugs 13. Treatment of Salicytate overdose 14. Causes of Hematuria 15, Colonoscopy 16. FEVI 25 PART - II DEGREE EXAMINATION — JANUARY. Pi GENERAL MEDICINE PAPER - | Time 3 Hours sa Part-A & B in separate answer books. Marts en Note: Answer all questions Answer Anewers in Par should not be answered in Part Bor vice-versa. Otherwise they wil nt ns 1. Write causes, clinical features and management of Pneumothorax, 2. Discuss causes, clinical features and management of Megaloblastic nema 24345219 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4ey 3, Investigations of Osteoporosis. 4. Treatment of Acute Pyelonephritis. 5. Treatment of Acute Fulminant Hepatitis. 6. Diagnostic criteria of SLE (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus) “7; Management of organophosphorus compound poisoning. 8. Clinical features of Addison's Disease. (RITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x42) 9. Management of H. Pylori infection. 10. Pleurodesis. 24+24+343=10 11. Serum Ferritin. 12. Complications of Ulcerative colitis. 13. Mention acute complications of Diabetes Mellitus. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2=8 14. Diagnosis of Gluten - Sensitive Enteropathy. 15. Causes of Haematuria. 5 15, Causes of Haematuria. e ns of Portal Hypertension.. ON a ee ee er Question Papers 17 Dr. NTR UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES FINAL M.B.B.S PART ~ Il DEGREE EXAMINATION — JULY, 2017 GENERAL MEDICINE PAPER - | Time 3 Hours Max. Marks 60 Note: Answer all questions Answer Part-A & B in separate answer books. ‘Answers in Part-A should not be answered in Part “B' or vice-versa. Otherwise they will not be valued. 1. What are articular and extra articular clinical manifestations of Rheumatoid Arthritis. 5+5+=10 2. Write the etiology, clinical features, complications and management of acute glomerulonephritis. 14343+3=10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 6x4=24 3. Clinical features and management of Systemic Sclerosis (Scleroderma). 4. Extrahepatic complications of hepatitis C. 5. Hemophilia. 6. Clinical features and medical management of acromegaly. 7. Management of Diabetic ketoacidosis. 8. General management of poisoned patient. WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 8x2=16 9. Indications for Bone Marrow transplantation. 10. Treatment of peptic ulcer. 11. Sweat chloride test. 12. Clinical features of Whipple's disease. 13. Treatment of Hyperkalemia. 14. Clinical features of Bronchiectasis. 15. Mention the causes of hemoptysis. 16. SIADH (Syndrome of Inappropriate ADH Secretion)Question Pape, (Oo LTH SCLE amiNATION = JANUARY, 2017 FINAL M.B:8:5 PART a MEDICINE EN ER ER “I Max, Marks gy rm a mmanensn ea ta Answers in Pata should not ans _ pant -ADOMAREYeopoross 34344m19 1. Write causes, diagnosis and manage —_ WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 2, Cushing syndrome. a . axis. 3, Clinical features and management of anaphy! 4. Complications of Nephrotic syndrome 4x2= WRITE BRIEFLY ON: x2=8 Cholinesterase reactivators Mention the causes of acute renal failure. a 6 7, Complications of acute pancreatitis, 8. Management of Cholelithiasis. PART-B (30 MARKS) Write the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical features of Bronchial asthma and management of acute severe asthma. 24+24+343=10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 10. Signs and symptoms and man t a lagement seni i 11. Irritable Bowel Syndrome. iver ieee 12. Complications of blood transfusion, WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 13. Monoclonal antibod ae 4x2=8 14. Clinical features of P| ummer Vi maameetaet of Coun. 9 Vinson Syndrome, 16. Prevention of Hepatitis 5 Question Bank with Synopsis &Pracgcay -1 DEGREE EXAMINATION ~ JULY, 2016 GENERAL MEDICINE PAPER ~ 1 ‘Time 3 Hours Note: Answer al questions Answer PartA & B in separate answer books. ‘Answers in Past-A shoukt not be answered in Past ‘8'or vice-versa. Otrerwise they wil not be valued. PART ~A (30 MARKS) 1, Enumerate causes of suppurative lung diseases. Discuss the clinical 343+4=10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4=12 2. Gynaecomastia and its causes. 3. Usefulness of Reticulocyte count 4. Lupus nephritis WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2=8 5. Microalbuminuria 6. Pancreas Divisum. 7. Indications for liver biopsy 8. Anti snake venom. PART-8 (30 MARKS) 9. Write the clinical features and investigations of hypothyroidism. . 4+6=10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4=12 10. Treatment of Paget's diseases. 11. SLE investigations 12. Treatment of Chronic myeloid leukemia. x ‘WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2=8 13. Complications of Gout. Clinical features of Portal hypertension. Indications of Bone Marrow aspiration study. . SommerGENERAL MEDICINE PAPER = | Time 3 Hours Man. Mas ey n goparate answer BOOK. Note: Answer all questions Answor PartA & B I queetions Anewer Part 1a“ of vico-vorsi OMCHWNO INey WA NOLbg ya Answers in PartsA should not be anawored i part =A (30 MARKS) 1. Write causes clinical features and management of Chronic Renal Failure 2424343049 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: Ixaey 2. Clinical features of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) 3. Treatment of myxedema coma. 4. Causes of polycythemia. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2sg 5. Chelating agents. 6. HLA system. 7. Complications of Hepatitis B. 8, Adult vaccines in COPD, PART-B (30 MARKS) 9. Write the etiopathogenesis, clinical features and management of Goat 2434342510 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4e 10, Paracetamol poisoning. 11, Causes and complications of Chronic Pancreatitis. 42. Investigations and management of pleural effusion. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x28 43. Paraneoplastic manifestations of lung cancer, 14, Clinical features of hypocalcemia. 45. Treatment of ITP (Idiopathic thrombocytopeni E enc 46. Complications of Peptic ulcer disease. eedquestion Page, IN ~ JULY, 2017 AL M.0,I,S PART = Il DEGREE EXAMINATION GENERAL MEDICINE rare Max. Marks 60 FIN me s Hours all questions Anawer Part & 0 In separate aniawer books 1 inat ba anewored in Part! oF vieewerna. Orharwiva thay wAl Ot Pe vahied. tw Arwen uote! yaworn Pat 4, What are articular and extra articular clinical manifestations of Rheumatoid Arthritis 9, Write the etiology, clinical features, complications acute glomerulonephritis, 5+5+=10 and management of 143434+3=10 write SHORT NOTES ON: 6x4=24 3, Clinical features and mana " Extrahepatic complications of hepatitis C gement of Systemic Sclerosis (Scleroderma). " Clinical features and medical management of acromegaly. - Management of Diabetic ketoacidosis, 8, General management of poisoned patient. 4 5, Hemophilia. 6. 7, WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 8x2=16 9, Indications for Bone Marrow transplantation. 10, Treatment of peptic ulcer. 11. Sweat chloride test. 12. Clinical features of Whipple's disease. 13. Treatment of Hyperkalemia. 14, Clinical features of Bronchiectasis. 15. Mention the causes of hemoptysis. SIADH (Syndrome of Inappropriate ADH Secretion) Question Bank with SynopsisGENERAL MEDICINE PAPER ~ | Time 3 Hours Max. 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Note: scones Pat a eet EI ene ax. Marks 60 SWee versa. Otherwise they wil not be valued, ute severe asthma, 2424343= WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: C =10 2. Sickle-cell anaemia oe 3. Zollinger Ellison Syndrome 4. Hepatitis C. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2=8 5. Causes of acuté renal failure 6. Osteoporosis. 7. Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state. 8. Clinical features of organophosphorus Poisoning PART-B (30 MARKS) 9. Write the aetiology, clinical features, investigations and management of thyrotoxicosis. 2+343+2=10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4=12 10. IgA Nephropathy 11. Ulcerative Colitis 12. Polycythemia Rubra Vera WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 13. Mention four extra articular manifestations of Rheumatoid Arthrit id lonal antibodies _ T anaphylactic reaction iple Myeloma. 4x2=8 tisQuestion p, NY 22 ANAT OE FINAL M.B,8.S PART = II DEGREE EXAMINATION ~ JANUARY, 2035, GENERAL MEDICINE i PAPER =! Time 3 Hours P Man. 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Marks 60 time 3 Hours answer all questions, Answer Part-A & B in separate answer books: Note: ewes in Part-A should not be answered in Part "Bor vice-versa Otherwise they will not be valued. — PART - A (30 MARKS) 1. Write causes, clinical features and management of Bronchiectasis. 34+2+5=10 wrITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4=12 >, Pathogenesis and clinical features of rhematoid arthritis. 3, Treatment o Hypercalcemia, 4, Treatment of SLE. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2=8 5, Anti Nuclear Antibody 6. Mention indications or dialysis. 7. Waldenstrom's.Macroglobulinemia. 8, Pleural Fluid analysis in Tubercular Pleural effusion. PART — B (30 MARKS) 9, Write clinical features and management of Cyanide Poisoning. 34+34+4=10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4=12 10. Insulin therapy. 11, Treatment of Acute Post Streptococcal glomerulonephritis. 12, Liver function tests. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: . 4x2=8 13. Pretibial myxedema. 14. Signs of Hepatocellular failure. Question Bank with Synopsis & PracPETA TTT as, FINAL M.B.B.S PART ~ Il DEGREE EXAMINATION ~ JANUARY GENERAL MEDICINE 2014 PAPER ~1 Time 3 Hours M; Note: Answer all questions, Answer Part-A & B in separate answer books, " Marks gy Answers in PartA should not be answered in Part 8 or vice-versa. Otherwise they wip, ‘Not PART ~A (30 MARKS) eg 1. Write the clinical features, complications and management of Bronchia, Asthma. 34245a9 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4zy 2. Clinical features and management of anaphylaxis. 3. Clinical features and investigations of megaloblastic anaemia, 4. Aetiology, pathologenesis and clinical features of osteoarthritis. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2=3 5. Mention '2! contraindications and '2' complications of upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. 6. Mention 4 important clinical features of Whipple's disease. 7. Mention the causes of acute renal failure. 8. Mention 4 complications of portal hypertension. PART — B (30 MARKS) 9. Write clinical features, complications and management of Grave's Disease, 3+3+4=10 ‘WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4=12 10. Etiopathogenesis, clinical features and investigations of polycystic kidney disease. “11. Aetiology, clinical features and differential diagnosis of Hepatic encephalopathy. 12. Aetiology, clinical features and treatment of Zollinger - Ellison syndrome. 4x2=8 13. Pseudogout. - tess on Sire one Sea ot Carbon monoxide. j E ba ial eae ar Causes ane nate a icterial peritonitis (SBP) : WRITE BRIEFLY ON:25 Nt ATION ~ AUGUST, 2013 GENERAL MEDICIN E PAPER ~ | ime 3 Hours ee Max. Marks 60 Note: Answer all questions. Answer Part-A & B in separate answer books, {Anawers in PartA should not be answered in Part’ o vice-versa, therwiae, they will not be valued. PART —A (30 MARKS) 1, Mention the aetiology, clinical features and management of Acute Viral Hepatitis. 3+34+4=10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4=12 2. Aetiology, Pathogenesis and clinical features of Rheumatoid arthritis. 3. Glucose - 6 - Phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency. 4, General management of poisoned patient. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 5. Clinical features of Dermatomyositis. 6. Mention the complications of Pancreatitis 7, Mention the classes of drugs used in the treatment of Peptic Ulcer, 8, Clinical features of Acromegaly. 4x2=8 PART — B (30 MARKS) 9. Write aetiology, clinical features and management of Nephrotic Syndrome. 343+44=10 » WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 10. Clinical features and investigations of hypothyroidism. 11. Cystic fibrosis. 12. Reflux Oesophagitis. VRITE BRIEFLY ON: . Mention the causes of hemoptysis. 4S ines, used in the treatment of urinary tract infection. Gouty arthritis. 3x4=12 4x2=8FINAL M.B.B,S PART =I! DEGREE EXAMINATION ~ FEBRUARS 203 GENERAL MEDICINE PAPER - | Time 3 Hours Note: Answer all questions. Answer Part-A 8 6 in separate answer books. ‘Answers in Part-A should not be answered in Part “B' or vice-versa. Otherwise they will no Max.ty, aks, q te ain PART — A (30 MARKS) 1. Describe the clinical features, laboratory investigations and manag megaloblastic anemia. Hal ‘I WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4s 2. SLE (Systemic lupus erythematosus). a 3. Cushing Syndrome, 4. Status asthmaticus. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2 5. Clinical features of acute nephritis. 6. Aetiology of tropical sprue. 7. Drug therapy of organophosphorus compound poisoning 8. Mention 4 immuno suppressive drugs. PART—B (30 MARKS) 9. Describe clinical features, laboratory investigations and management of cirrhosis of liver 3+3+4=10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4-2 10. ARDS (Acute respiratory distress syndrome). 11. Ankylosing spondylitis. 12. Bronchiectasis. ‘WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2=8 43. Clinical features of hyperparathyroidism. 14. Mention four chelating agents and their use. 15. Mention therapeutic uses of Immunoglobulins. 16. Drug induced nephropathy. Synopsis & PracticalsTH SCIENCE DEGREE EXAMINATION ~ AUGUST, 2012 GENERAL MEDICINE PAPER = 1 Time 3 Hours Max. Marks 60 Note: Answer al questions. Answer Part & Bn op Answers in Part-A should not PART — A (30 MARKS) 1. Describe the causes, clinical features and manag; zement of chronic Renal failure. 10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x4=12 2. Myxoedema. 3. Pneumothorax. 4. Acute leukaemia. WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 4x2=8 5. Drugs used in the treatment of Rheumatoid arthritis. 6. Mention Proton pump inhibitors with dosage. 7. Signs and symptoms of Lead poisoning. 8. Indications for Liver transplantation. PART ~B (30 MARKS) 9. Describe the causes, clinical features and management of acid Peptic disease. 10 WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 3x44+3=12 10. Polycythemia. 11. Osteomalacia. lum phosphate poisoning. 4x2=8 complications of diabetes mellitus. 'define the types of Respiratory failure. ~ Question Bank with Synopsis & Practicals”