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CEE PG MD/MS Past Year Topics

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  • Sensory innervation of the face and dental pulp (Trigeminal nerve)
  • Termination of the spinal cord (L1 level) and cauda equina
  • Somatic sensation of external hemorrhoids (Pudendal nerve)
  • Accessory organs of the gastrointestinal system vs. lymphoid organs (Spleen)
  • Blood supply distribution of the liver (Portal vein vs. Hepatic artery)
  • Major support of the cervical portion of the uterus (Transverse cervical ligament)
  • Contents and relations of the femoral sheath
  • Parasympathetic supply to submandibular glands (Preganglionic fibers/Superior salivary nucleus)
  • Rotator cuff muscles and their functions (Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Teres minor, Subscapularis)
  • Lung lobe anatomy related to X-ray obscurity (Right middle lobe/Right heart border)
  • Histology of the respiratory tract (Pseudostratified columnar epithelium)
  • Primary blood supply to the gallbladder (Cystic artery)
  • Primary blood supply to the fundus of the stomach (Short gastric arteries)
  • Purely endocrine retroperitoneal organs (Suprarenal gland)
  • Coronary artery dominance (Left vs. Right)
  • Layers of the placenta (Decidua basalis)
  • Weakest part of the posterior pharyngeal wall (Killian’s dehiscence)
  • Rugosity and pigmentation of the scrotum (Dartos muscle)
  • Embryological causes of imperforate anus
  • Remnants of the paramesonephric duct in males (Appendix of testis)
  • Boundaries of Calot’s triangle
  • Normal carrying angle of the elbow
  • Function of the Orbicularis oculi muscle
  • Pharyngeal pouch derivatives (Hypocalcemia/Thymus)
  • Mechanism of sperm motility and capacitation timing
  • Formation of the medial lemniscus
  • Embryological origin of renal agenesis
  • Sources of bleeding in epistaxis (Kiesselbach plexus)
  • Paranasal sinus development timeline
  • Sites of hematopoiesis in the embryo
  • ADH release triggers (Serum osmolality)
  • Regulation of cerebral blood flow in ischemic areas (Cerebral perfusion pressure)
  • Parameters of high-altitude acclimatization
  • Calculation of alveolar ventilation (Tidal volume, Dead space, Respiratory rate)
  • Respiratory rate increase during exercise (Proprioception receptors)
  • Muscles involved in labored expiration (Abdominal recti, Internal intercostals)
  • Regulation of total peripheral resistance (Alpha-1 receptors)
  • Composition of cryoprecipitate (Absent factors)
  • Sensory pathways for pain and temperature (Lateral spinothalamic tract)
  • Skin reflexes and layers (Goosebumps/Arrector pili)
  • Preserve pituitary-adrenal function post-surgery (Aldosterone)
  • Fick’s principle for cardiac output
  • Sequential loss of sensation in hypesthesia
  • Alveolar-arterial (A-a) oxygen gradient
  • Transition from fetal to adult hemoglobin
  • Functions of the Frontal lobe (Planning/Problem solving)
  • Effects of brainstem transection on breathing
  • Physiological changes during isotonic exercise
  • Somatic motor efferent innervation
  • Factors regulating parathyroid hormone (Ionized calcium)
  • Insulin metabolism in adipocytes
  • Vitamin deficiencies following ileum resection
  • Pulse oximetry inaccuracies
  • Pathways of the spinal cord (Lateral spinothalamic)
  • Parameters remaining constant in pulmonary and systemic circulation
  • Assessment of synthetic function of the liver
  • Nature of sympathetic endings in the adrenal medulla
  • Short-term regulation of blood pressure
  • Factors maintaining RBC shape
  • Temperature control centers (Anterior hypothalamus)
  • Vitamin B12 deficiency diagnosis (Urinary methylmalonic acid)
  • Indicators of hemolytic jaundice (Urobilinogen/Absent bilirubin in urine)
  • Differentiation of hemoglobin and myoglobin (Molecular size)
  • HMP pathway enzymes (Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase)
  • Mutation types leading to stop codons (Nonsense mutation)
  • Sites of primary heme synthesis (Bone marrow)
  • Enzymes involved in lipogenesis (Acetyl-CoA carboxylase)
  • Glycogen storage diseases (Pompe disease/Alpha 1,4 glucosidase)
  • Diagnosis of Sickle Hemoglobin (Electrophoretic mobility)
  • Sequence of protein export (Ribosome to Plasma membrane)
  • Template used for PCR (Double-stranded DNA)
  • Manifestations of carnitine defect
  • Hereditary amino acid metabolism defects (Phenylketonuria/Albinism)
  • Vitamins toxic to the liver
  • Proofreading activity of DNA (3' to 5' exonuclease)
  • Methylated bases in nucleic acids (Thymine)
  • Rationale for glucose in ORS
  • Conversion of Acetyl CoA
  • Retinal requirements for conversion to retinol (NADPH)
  • Arginosuccinate synthase deficiency (Increased citrulline)
  • Vitamin K requirements for carboxylation
  • Proteins for joining sister chromatids (Cohesin)
  • Calculation of base percentages in DNA (Adenine vs Cytosine)
  • Brain fuel sources during starvation (Hydroxybutyrate)
  • Hormones involved in BPH development (Dihydrotestosterone)
  • Defects in Carnitine metabolism
  • Repair of double-strand breaks in DNA
  • Hormones increasing cAMP system
  • FSH levels in the menstrual cycle
  • Mechanisms of cataract formation
  • Characteristic features of severe Hemophilia A (Factor VIII)
  • Identification of Auer rods (AML)
  • Characteristic findings of Barrett’s esophagus (Metaplasia)
  • Pathology of Myasthenia Gravis (ACh Receptor antibodies)
  • Risk factors for Tumor Lysis Syndrome (Hyperleukocytosis)
  • Origin of leukotrienes (Mast cells)
  • FNAC findings in Papillary thyroid carcinoma (Orphan Annie eye nuclei)
  • Lobes involved in BPH urinary retention (Median lobe)
  • Types of hypoxia in pneumonia (Hypoxic hypoxia)
  • Gross pathology of amyloidosis (Lardaceous vs. Sago spleen)
  • Hemoglobin changes in Beta thalassemia trait (Increased HbA2)
  • Primary organelle regulating apoptosis (Mitochondria)
  • Types of calcification (Metastatic vs. Dystrophic)
  • Diagnosis of Membranous nephropathy (Spike and dome appearance)
  • Hypersensitivity reaction in erythroblastosis fetalis (Type II)
  • Sputum findings in asthma (Curschmann spirals)
  • Rouleaux formation causes (Multiple myeloma)
  • Microscopy of Burkitt’s lymphoma (Starry sky pattern)
  • Micronutrient accumulation in Wilson’s disease (Copper)
  • Collagen type 1 deficiency (Osteogenesis imperfecta)
  • Common types of bladder carcinoma
  • Alzheimer's disease pathology
  • Metastasis sites for Renal Cell Carcinoma
  • Pathologic calcification in hyperparathyroidism
  • Anti-mitochondrial antibodies (Primary biliary cholangitis)
  • Main cause of malignant intravascular coagulation
  • Gastric carcinoma markers (P53)
  • Premalignant polyps
  • Hallmark of irreversible injury
  • Findings in Thalassemia minor (HbA2)
  • Rapid and sensitive tests for Tuberculosis (GeneXpert)
  • Virulence factors in E. coli UTIs (Fimbriae)
  • Staining for malaria parasites (Giemsa stain)
  • Media for lactose vs. non-lactose fermenters (MacConkey agar)
  • Mechanisms of natural active immunity
  • Primary methods for antibiotic sensitivity testing (Disc diffusion)
  • Sterilization of spores (Autoclave)
  • Infective forms of Plasmodium (Sporozoite)
  • Widal test classification (Indirect agglutination)
  • Sterilization of liquids (Pasteurization)
  • Isolation media for E. coli O157:H7 (Sorbitol MacConkey)
  • Common media for antibiotic sensitivity (Muller-Hinton agar)
  • Indole-negative organisms (Proteus mirabilis)
  • Sterilization of vaccines (Filtration)
  • Media for Haemophilus and Neisseria (Chocolate agar)
  • Diagnosis of Mycetoma
  • Causative organism isolation in liver abscess
  • Organisms differentiating T and B cell infection
  • Drug of choice for Brucella
  • Characteristic appearance of Mollicutes (Fried egg)
  • Causes of ground-glass opacity on chest X-ray
  • Organisms causing food poisoning without blood in diarrhea
  • Organisms in cat bite wounds
  • Indices for leprosy skin smears
  • Samples for N. gonorrhoeae
  • Negative stains (Nigrosine)
  • Action of Cholera toxin (GM1 gangliosides)
  • Agents in floor cleaners
  • Dimorphic fungi classification
  • Blood culture methods for endocarditis
  • Rationale for dose adjustment of Amphotericin B (Renal failure)
  • Antifibrinolytic agents (Tranexamic acid)
  • Side effects of Calcium Channel Blockers (Reflex tachycardia)
  • Side effects of ACE inhibitors (Dry cough/Bradykinin)
  • Drugs for motion sickness prevention (Hyoscine)
  • Iodine-containing anti-arrhythmics (Amiodarone)
  • Interaction of Levodopa and MAOIs (Hypertensive crisis)
  • Mechanism of Cyclophosphamide (DNA alkylation)
  • Urinary alkalization in Methotrexate therapy
  • Action of Pilocarpine on the pupil (Miosis)
  • Direct thrombin inhibitors (Dabigatran)
  • Longest-acting corticosteroids (Betamethasone)
  • Effects of corticosteroids on blood counts (Neutrophilia/Eosinopenia)
  • Mechanism of Amphotericin B (Pore formation)
  • Immediate treatment for opioid overdose (Naloxone)
  • ART interactions with anti-TB drugs (Rifampicin)
  • Definitions of drug tolerance and dependence
  • Personal (P) drug selection criteria
  • Primary mechanism of corticosteroids in asthma (Phospholipase A2 inhibition)
  • Alternative treatments for PID with penicillin allergy (Clindamycin)
  • Side effects of Salbutamol (Tachycardia)
  • Precipitation of Digoxin toxicity
  • Rationale for Atropine and Diphenoxylate combination
  • FDA Drug Risk categories in pregnancy
  • Prophylactic drugs before Cisplatin (Folinic acid)
  • P-drug definitions
  • Drug of choice for postural hypotension (Fludrocortisone)
  • Side effects of OCPs
  • Antihelminthic and immunogenic drugs (Levamisole)
  • Enzyme inducers vs. non-inducers
  • Improving PT/INR in obstructive jaundice (Vitamin K)
  • Use of oxygen therapy in altitude sickness
  • Serological markers of HBsAg (Chronic hepatitis)
  • Diagnostic tests for Cystic Fibrosis (Sweat chloride)
  • Characteristics of mitral stenosis (Hemoptysis)
  • Laboratory findings in Iron Deficiency Anemia
  • Sensitive tests for DIC (FDP/D-dimer)
  • Manifestations of portal hypertension
  • Diagnosis of Sarcoidosis (Bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy)
  • Causes of secondary hyperparathyroidism (Chronic renal failure)
  • Management of hyperkalemia (Furosemide/Insulin)
  • Late features of acromegaly (Coarse facial features)
  • Diagnostic statements on polycythemia vera
  • Diagnosis of Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis
  • Investigation of choice for Pulmonary Embolism (CT angiography)
  • Investigations for hyperpigmentation (Blood glucose/Acanthosis nigricans)
  • Management range for INR in DVT
  • Indications for Somatostatin analogs
  • Management of Mesenteric Venous Thrombosis
  • Causes of sudden cardiac death in athletes (HOCM)
  • Causes of hyponatremia in diabetic patients
  • Mechanism of carotid massage
  • Investigation for pleural effusion with asbestos exposure
  • Imaging agents for myocardial perfusion
  • Management of hyperthyroidism during pregnancy
  • Causes of endocarditis post-prosthetic valve replacement
  • Diagnosis of Central Cord Syndrome
  • Complications of rapid saline correction in hyponatremia (Osmotic demyelination)
  • Signs of HSP in pediatric patients
  • Flapping tremor associations
  • Causes of spastic neurogenic bladder (Spinal cord injury)
  • Treatment of Grade II hemorrhoids (Banding)
  • Symptoms of strangulated hernia
  • Causes of TURP syndrome (Water intoxication)
  • Causes of noninflammatory visceral pain (Mesenteric ischemia)
  • Membranes of hydatid cyst (Endocyst)
  • Grading of internal hemorrhoids prolapse
  • Use of Ranson criteria in acute pancreatitis
  • Identification of radiolucent kidney stones (Uric acid)
  • Diagnosis of hematocele
  • Preferred gas for pneumoperitoneum (CO2)
  • Significance of Murphy’s sign
  • Causes of obstructive jaundice (Tumor of pancreatic head)
  • Indications for ERCP (CBD stone)
  • Preparation for subtotal thyroidectomy (Lugol’s iodine)
  • Components of triple regimen for H. pylori
  • Common site for Mallory-Weiss tear
  • Most common site for hydatid cyst (Liver)
  • Most common cause of abdominal aortic aneurysm
  • Management of tension pneumothorax
  • Ideal time for cleft lip repair
  • Thoracocentesis landmarks
  • Metabolic disorders in hypertrophic pyloric stenosis
  • Primary assessment in trauma (Disability/GCS)
  • Initial management of subcutaneous emphysema
  • Structures differentiating inguinal hernias (Inferior epigastric artery)
  • Most effective method to measure hydration post-resuscitation
  • Line of management for epidural hemorrhage
  • Parameters to monitor hydration postoperatively (Urine output)
  • Management of advanced gastric cancer with liver nodules
  • Management of previous 3rd-degree perineal tears (Elective CS)
  • Management of acetowhite areas on VIA (Screen and treat)
  • Color change with acetic acid in cervical cancer (White)
  • Most common cause of postpartum death in Nepal (Hemorrhage)
  • Investigation of choice for ectopic pregnancy (Transvaginal sonography)
  • Mechanism of action of Copper IUD (Spermicidal)
  • Side effects of Misoprostol (Shivering/Fever)
  • Diagnosis of Vulvovaginal candidiasis (Pruritus/Curdy discharge)
  • Presentation of placenta previa (Painless bleeding)
  • Management of retained placenta (Manual removal)
  • Antihypertensive of choice in preeclampsia with asthma (Nifedipine)
  • Management of hyperthyroidism in first trimester (PTU)
  • Treatment of Stage IIb cervical carcinoma
  • Contraindicated methods for labor induction post-CS
  • Management of molar pregnancy (Suction and evacuation)
  • Diagnosis of inevitable abortion
  • Contraindicated antihypertensives in pregnancy (Enalapril)
  • Immunoglobulins in colostrum (IgA)
  • Important diameters of the pelvis during labor
  • Diagnosis of bicornuate uterus
  • Components of post-coital contraceptives
  • Causes of postmenopausal bleeding
  • Management of recurrent abortion with anti-cardiolipin antibodies
  • Management of abnormal PAP smear (Colposcopy)
  • Causes of VVF
  • Diagnosis of premature labor vs. abruptio placenta
  • Management of irregular menses in thyroid patients
  • Best contraception during lactation
  • Next step for bilateral cornual block on HSG
  • Diagnosis of chorioamnionitis
  • Immediate management of Diabetic Ketoacidosis (Normal Saline)
  • Definition of delayed puberty in females
  • Best fluid management for hyponatremic dehydration (Normal Saline)
  • Best management for battery lodged in esophagus (Endoscopic removal)
  • Elevated bilirubin in breastfeeding jaundice (Unconjugated)
  • Structure involved in RDS (Type II pneumocytes)
  • Underlying condition in recurrent pediatric UTIs (Vesicoureteral reflux)
  • Immediate needs in acute liver failure (Bedside blood glucose)
  • Sensitive markers for spinal defects (Alpha-fetoprotein)
  • Diagnosis of bronchial asthma criteria (FEV1 reversibility)
  • Priority for rescue breaths in pediatric cardiac arrest (Hypoxia)
  • Developmental milestones at 15 months
  • Heart size in Tetralogy of Fallot
  • Vaccination catch-up for MR and JE
  • Diagnosis of sleep myoclonus
  • Treatment of choice for Vitamin D-dependent rickets (Calcitriol)
  • Changes during erythropoiesis in teenagers
  • First-line treatment for PSVT (Adenosine)
  • Management of Guillain-BarrΓ© syndrome (IVIG)
  • Diagnosis of diabetes insipidus
  • Pulse pressure in hemorrhagic shock
  • Concerns with antenatal corticosteroids (Risk of hemorrhage)
  • Causes of unilateral nasal discharge in children (Foreign body)
  • Fluid of choice for neonatal resuscitation
  • Investigation for pyloric stenosis
  • Nutritional assessment in community settings
  • Pathognomonic findings in infants of diabetic mothers
  • Age for building blocks/walking backwards
  • Fontanelle closure timeline
  • Rationale for ORS composition
  • Age group most common for Perthes’ disease (4-8 years)
  • Requirement for surgical treatment in elderly hip fractures (Early mobilization)
  • Best management for middle 1/3rd clavicle fractures in children (Figure of 8 bandage)
  • Nerve affected in sensory loss of thumb and index finger (Median nerve)
  • Characteristic of humeral midshaft fractures (Wrist drop/Radial nerve)
  • Earliest sign of compartment syndrome (Pain out of proportion)
  • Prognosis for nerve injury (Neuropraxia)
  • Soap bubble appearance on X-ray (Giant cell tumor)
  • Diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism in elderly with fractures
  • Complications of rib fractures (Hemothorax)
  • Initial investigation for pediatric knee pain (X-ray)
  • Weakest area of the shoulder joint (Inferior)
  • Pathognomonic marker for Rheumatoid Arthritis (Anti-CCP antibodies)
  • Most radiosensitive cells (Germinal layer cells)
  • Earliest sign of Pott’s spine (Hyperreflexia)
  • Specific radiological finding of hyperparathyroidism (Subperiosteal bone resorption)
  • First presentation of simple bone cyst (Fracture)
  • Causes of radiating low back pain (PIVD L4-L5)
  • Anatomical structures of the rotator interval
  • Dangers of partially inflated tourniquets
  • Allen's test utility
  • Serological markers for ankylosing spondylitis (HLA-B27)
  • Involvement in psoriatic arthritis
  • Specific markers for Rheumatoid Arthritis
  • Management steps for open fractures
  • Radial head fracture protection during reduction
  • Bone-forming tumors (Osteosarcoma)
  • Muscle testing for Rhomboids
  • Causes of hip pain post-corticosteroid use (Avascular necrosis)
  • Findings in medial epicondyle injury
  • Next line of investigation for conductive hearing loss (Tympanometry)
  • Most common malignant tumor of submandibular gland (Mucoepidermoid carcinoma)
  • Best treatment for ruptured tympanic membrane (Prevention of water entry)
  • Management of uncontrolled epistaxis from Little’s area (Anterior nasal packing)
  • Common site of epistaxis in older patients (Woodruff’s plexus)
  • Suggestive findings for retropharyngeal abscess (Widened prevertebral space)
  • Marker for CSF rhinorrhea (Beta 2 transferrin)
  • Diagnosis for sustained vertigo and tinnitus (Acute labyrinthitis)
  • Earliest treatment for Grade IV facial palsy
  • Diagnosis of recurrent ulcers on lower lip (Aphthous stomatitis)
  • Eustachian tube adult size age (7 years)
  • Sound attenuation of cotton balls
  • Maximum hearing loss conditions
  • Gold standard for OME diagnosis (B-type tympanometry)
  • Management of parotid pleomorphic adenoma
  • Extracranial complications of CSOM (Acute mastoiditis)
  • Artery ligation for persistent epistaxis (Maxillary artery)
  • Characteristics of malignant glottic cells
  • Effective techniques for community health promotion (Community diagnosis)
  • Treatment for Mobitz type II heart block (Transcutaneous pacing)
  • Descriptions of Pott’s puffy tumor
  • Semicircular canal movements
  • Probable causes of parotitis
  • Organisms causing acute epiglottitis
  • Earliest presentation of glottic carcinoma
  • Management of ASOM with bulging eardrum
  • Management of OSA
  • Probable causes of single soft nasal mass
  • Types of tonsillar/peritonsillar abscess
  • Management of choice for parotid swelling
  • Drugs associated with unwanted eyelash growth (PG analogues)
  • Earliest characteristic finding in glaucoma (Paracentral scotoma)
  • Magnification of direct ophthalmoscope (15 times)
  • Findings in hypertensive retinopathy (Flame-shaped hemorrhage)
  • Maximum refraction site (Cornea)
  • Routine drugs for corneal ulcers (Cycloplegics)
  • Diagnosis of primary open-angle glaucoma
  • Methods to measure corneal thickness (Pachymetry)
  • Characteristics of Bitot’s spots
  • Diagnosis of Horner syndrome (Ptosis, miosis, anhidrosis)
  • Earliest sign of Graves orbitopathy (Lid lag)
  • Cause of everted lower eyelid post-burn (Cicatrization)
  • Features of central vertigo (Purely vertical nystagmus)
  • Next step in methanol poisoning (IV Ethanol)
  • Organisms in soft contact lens infections
  • Risks in Ophthalmia neonatorum
  • Diagnosis for disc hyperemia and centrocecal scotoma
  • Investigations for redness and painful loss of vision
  • Fovea composition (Cones)
  • Common causes of recurrent vision loss
  • Lesion sites for loss of accommodation reflex
  • Treatment for congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction
  • Visual tract lesions (Left optic tract)
  • Diagnosis of CRVO (Flame-shaped hemorrhages)
  • Symptoms of hot water triggered vision blurring (Optic neuritis)
  • Calcified masses in vitreous (Retinoblastoma)
  • Sudden painless loss of vision causes
  • Investigations for acute congestive glaucoma
  • Muscle responsible for pupil constriction
  • Common causes of unilateral exophthalmos
  • Highest suicide risk factor (Mood disorders)
  • Diagnosis of delirium in alcohol withdrawal
  • Preferred treatment for OCD (ERP)
  • Defense mechanisms (Displacement)
  • Memory loss terminology (Retrograde amnesia)
  • Diagnosis of conversion disorder
  • Side effects of haloperidol (Extrapyramidal symptoms)
  • Immediate treatment for alcohol withdrawal (Benzodiazepine)
  • Definition of identity crisis
  • Diagnosis of separation anxiety disorder
  • Best step in management for TCA overdose (Lignocaine/Sodium Bicarbonate)
  • Earliest sign of cannabis intoxication (Agitation)
  • Differentiation of panic attacks from myocardial infarction
  • Visual hallucinations in schizophrenia
  • Nihilistic delusions in severe depression
  • Features seen in bilateral amygdala lesions
  • Management of tachycardia and restlessness in alcohol withdrawal
  • Drug of choice for mania with psychotic features
  • Specific features of psychosis (Neologism)
  • Diagnosis for recurrent manic episodes
  • Causes of serotonin syndrome
  • Causes of QT prolongation (Amitriptyline)
  • Definition of emotion
  • Identification of Negative Symptoms
  • Provisional diagnosis for SOB and impending doom
  • Identification of Conduct Disorder
  • Points differentiating psychosis from neurosis
  • Diagnosis for atypical antipsychotic side effects
  • Drug of choice for PMS/PMDD (SSRI)
  • Management of alcohol withdrawal tremors
  • Storage sites for organophosphate poisons (Fat)
  • Safety of insecticides in kitchens (Sodium hypochlorite)
  • Ethical principles in emergency surgery (Implied consent)
  • Poisoning causing acrodynia (Mercury)
  • Rigor mortis sequence (Myocardium first)
  • Post-mortem lividity in cyanide poisoning (Brick-red)
  • Injury types in bicycle skidding (Grazed abrasion)
  • Legal principles of intervening acts (Novus actus interveniens)
  • Diagnosis of Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI)
  • Common locations for DAI lesions (Gray-white junction)
  • Characteristics of postmortem drowning
  • Professional misconduct in medical ethics
  • Definition of therapeutic privilege
  • Identification of Tyre marks
  • Pulmonary findings in mechanical asphyxia
  • Diagnosis of dead body in water
  • Main causes of death in road traffic accidents
  • Primary impact injury locations
  • Dangerous pathways in electrocution
  • Definitions of cause and mechanism of death
  • Steps in examining rape victims
  • Misconduct according to Nepal Medical Council
  • Exceptions to alcohol hand sanitizer truths
  • First step in OPD patient visit
  • Red velvet stomach findings
  • Cause of death from ligature marks
  • Significance of defensive vs hesitant cuts
  • Parameters not determined by postmortem hypostasis
  • Symptoms of organophosphate, opium, and paracetamol overdose
  • Rigor mortis appearance in internal organs
  • Investigation of choice for post-COVID pneumonia (HRCT)
  • Source of hemorrhage in right sylvian fissure (Middle cerebral artery)
  • Minimum duration of fasting for hepatobiliary USG (6 hours)
  • Investigation of choice for painful breast mass in lactating female (USG)
  • Signs of pneumoperitoneum on X-ray
  • Prevention of contrast-induced nephropathy (Normal saline)
  • Hounsfield unit of zero (Water)
  • Preferred test for visualizing terminal ileum (Barium follow through)
  • Radiological signs of pulmonary edema (Bat wing appearance)
  • Common artifacts in USG (Post-acoustic shadowing)
  • MRI contraindications (Metallic foreign body in eye)
  • Early signs of acute infarct on CT
  • Best investigation for ureteric stone (CT scan)
  • Conditions showing codfish vertebra (Osteoporosis)
  • MRI findings in DAI
  • Management of hypothyroidism (Thyroxine)
  • Keyhole sign on USG
  • Bone loss percentage for radiographic visualization
  • Confirmation of bladder rupture
  • Sentinel loop on plain abdominal X-ray
  • Fluid amount to obscure costophrenic angle
  • WHO bone density levels for severe osteoporosis
  • Hilum border structures on chest X-ray
  • Investigation of choice for ureteric colic
  • Causes of fronto-temporal cortex calcified mass
  • Onion skin appearance conditions (Ewing's sarcoma)
  • Management for spinal bending (Cobb's angle)
  • Management for contrast-induced creatinine increase
  • Cell death mechanisms in radiation therapy
  • Radiological signs of small bowel obstruction
  • Purpose of random assignment (Reduce selection bias)
  • Vaccines causing thrombocytopenia (MMR)
  • Diagnostic power of screening tests (Positive Predictive Value)
  • Data classification (Health-related data)
  • Early Warning and Reporting System (EWARS) in Nepal
  • Total Fertility Rate (TFR) significance
  • Ethics in randomized control trials on prisoners
  • Occupational asthma risk factors
  • Appropriate contraception for irregular menstruation
  • Duration of prophylaxis for rheumatic fever
  • Recent vaccine additions in Nepal (HPV)
  • Definition of test sensitivity
  • Most heat-sensitive vaccines (BCG after reconstitution)
  • Screening tests for STDs in sexually active females (Chlamydia)
  • Levels of prevention (Handwashing/Health promotion)
  • Types of data classification (Ordinal)
  • Sampling types (Stratified)
  • Management of high-risk rabies exposure (PEP + RIG)
  • Prevention methods for silicosis (Dusting reduction)
  • P-value interpretation
  • Surveillance methods for known cases
  • Minimum ANC visits according to WHO 2016
  • Vaccination schedule for 9-month-old children in Nepal
  • Definitions of disease control, elimination, and eradication
  • Intelligence Quotient (IQ) for mild mental retardation
  • Vaccine timing for PCV
  • Examples of cultural accommodation
  • Standard error of mean definition
  • Calculation of disease prevalence
  • Measurement of true morbidity
  • Factors for spinal anesthesia block level (Position of patient)
  • Use of Mallampati grading (Airway management)
  • Immediate approach for "cannot intubate, cannot ventilate" (Scalpel Cricothyrotomy)
  • Definition of hypoxemia (PaO2 < 60 mmHg)
  • Electrolyte disturbances in massive blood transfusion (Hyperkalemia/Hypocalcemia)
  • Identification of inodilators (Dobutamine)
  • Timing of primary vs. reactionary hemorrhage
  • Factors NOT associated with difficult mask ventilation (Edentulous)
  • Management of sinus bradycardia with no pulse (CPR and Epinephrine)
  • Sedatives mimicking natural sleep (Dexmedetomidine)
  • Anesthesia in patients with increased ICP (Avoid Ketamine)
  • Causes of max alveolar oxygen gradient
  • Management of bradycardia from wild honey consumption (Atropine)
  • Supraglottic airway devices
  • Regional block anesthesia risks
  • CPR compression-ventilation ratios
  • Oxygen concentration in mouth-to-mouth respiration
  • Duration before post-dural puncture headache
  • Causes of hypotension during spinal anesthesia
  • Causes of gastric distension during bag and mask ventilation
  • Contraindications in bronchial asthma (Thiopentone)
  • Definition of sniffing position
  • Reversal drugs for non-depolarizing neuromuscular blockade (Neostigmine)
  • Devices for fixed and predetermined oxygen delivery (Venturi mask)
  • Commonest drug for tracheal intubation (Rocuronium)
  • Inhalational agent of choice for children (Sevoflurane)
  • Complications of central venous catheterization
  • Drugs for rapid sequence intubation (Rocuronium)
  • Best method to confirm endotracheal tube position (Direct visualization)
  • Use of procainamide in shock with broad QRS complexes
  • Diagnosis of fungal infections/patchy hair loss (KOH mount)
  • Sample sites for vaginal discharge (Endocervical swab)
  • Skin lesions related to TB infection (Erythema nodosum)
  • Pattern of hair loss in Androgenetic alopecia
  • Characteristics of Psoriasis (Silvery scales on extensor surfaces)
  • Treatment for alopecia areata (Intralesional steroids)
  • Identification of Pemphigus vulgaris (Fluid-filled lesions/rupture)
  • Causes of Vitiligo (Focal loss of melanocytes)
  • Characteristics of Atopic dermatitis (Extreme pruritus/Family history)
  • Causative agent of Tinea versicolor (Malassezia furfur)
  • Identification of Seborrheic dermatitis (Red scaly patches on nasolabial folds)
  • Features of Aphthous ulcers
  • Characteristics of Basal cell carcinoma (Pearly appearance/extensive sun exposure)
  • Identification of Herpes zoster (Grouped vesicles/Dermatomal)
  • Management of syphilis with penicillin allergy (Doxycycline)
  • Definition of transplantation
  • Most common premalignant lesion for oral cancer (Leukoplakia)
  • Stratum lucidum locations
  • Safe scabies treatment in pregnancy (Permethrin)
  • Signs of flaccid bulla over trunk (Nikolsky sign)
  • Causes of itching and eczema in field workers
  • Diagnosis of painless genital ulcer (Primary syphilis)
  • Treatment for leprosy nodules
  • Truths about Norwegian scabies
  • Dermatological condition with collarette (Pityriasis Rosea)
  • TPHA test significance in syphilis
  • Target sign lesions associated with HSV
  • Stiffening and blue discoloration of fingers (Anti-scl-70 antibody)
  • Hypersensitivity type of SLE (Type III)
  • Identification of Lichen Planus
  • Methods to prevent irrational drug use (Standard treatment guidelines)
  • Immediate response for tension pneumothorax in resuscitation (Needle decompression)
  • Communication skills in medical curriculum
  • Ethical principles of truth-telling (Autonomy)
  • Definition of efficiency in health management
  • Cornerstone of PEA management (CPR)
  • Methods for decreasing external temperature (Cold sponging with ice water)
  • Management of acute anaphylaxis in children (IM adrenaline)
  • Role of the Department of Drug Administration (Regulatory strategy)
  • Ethical principle of Autonomy in decision making
  • START triage categories (Red/Unconscious)
  • Linear relationship measurement (Correlation coefficient)
  • Definition of a near miss event
  • Privileged communication in HIV disclosure
  • Priority in counseling (Availability)
  • CPR techniques (Adult ratios/depth)
  • WHO/INRUD prescribing indicators (Polypharmacy)
  • Community diagnosis definition
  • Weekly iron tablet programs for adolescents
  • Determination of medical negligence compensation
  • Empathetic response strategies
  • Steps to restrain children in OPD
  • Steps in examining rape victims
  • Program protocols for infection control
  • Breaching of medical ethics
  • Ethical issues in paracetamol prescribing
  • Counseling adolescent patients
  • Treatment guidelines for terminal illness (Hospice care)
  • Duration of quarantine
  • False signs of revival after CPR

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