ESSAYS
1. A 25 years old male is admitted with fever, myalgia,
arthralgia, head ache and
photophobia. His WBC count is 3800 and platelet count 20000.
His vitals are normal and there were no bleeding manifestations. Answer the following:
- What is your probable diagnosis
- How will you confirm the diagnosis
- How will you manage this patient
- What are the preventive measures (2+3+2+3)
2. A 30 years old individual presented with five days of
fever with vesicular umbilicated mainly centrally distributed rash followed by altered
sensorium. Answer the following:
• What is your diagnosis
• What are the causes of vesicular lesions.
• How will you manage this patient
• How will you prevent this disease (2+3+2+3)
3. A young male with high risk behaviour had loss of weight,
chronic diarrhea and chronic cough. Answer the following:
- What is your diagnosis
- What are the other causes of this condition
- How will you investigate this patient
- How will you manage (2+3+2+3)
4. 55 years old lady comes to OPD with history of fever,
weakness, generalized
lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly. Answer the following
- What are the differential diagnosis.
- How to investigate this patient.
- How to manage if it is tubercular lymphadenitis.
- What are the complications of tuberculosis. (2+2+3+3=10)
SHORT NOTES
- Antibiotic regimens for eradication of helicobacter pylori
- Diagnosis of H.pylori infection
- Treatment of leprosy/ Drugs used in leprosy
- Dapsone
- Erythema nodosum leprosum
- Type 1 lepra reaction
- Leptospirosis
- Clinical features of leptospirosis
- Management of leptospirosis/ Management of Weil’s disease
- Post streptococcal glomerulonephritis (PSGN)
- Diagnosis of salmonella infection
- Complications of typhoid fever
- Traveller’s diahorrea
- Dengue fever
- Pathogenesis of dengue fever
- Warning signs in dengue fever
- Lab diagnosis of dengue fever
- Treatment of chloroquine resistant malaria
- Treatment of falciparum malaria
- Complications of falciparum malaria.
- Treatment of P vivax malaria
- Treatment of drug resistant malaria
- Chemoprophylaxis of malaria
- Cerebral malaria
- Antimalarial drugs
- Amoebic liver abscess
- Drugs for hepatic amoebiasis
- Drugs used for extra intestinal amoebiasis
- Amoebic colitis
- Risk factor for HIV infection
- Modes of transmission of HIV
- Post exposure prophylaxis for needle stick injuries for HIV positive patient
- Opportunistic infection in AIDS when CD4 count <50
- Criteria for initiating anti-retroviral therapy
- Drugs and regimens used in anti retroviral therapy in the national programme
- Tropical sprue
- Swine flu
- Prophylaxis for H1N1 influenza (swine flu)
- Treatment of chicken pox
- Acyclovir
- Tenofovir
- Category 1 treatment schedule in RNTCP program
- Drug toxicity of drugs used in category 1 RNTCP program
- Second line antituberculous drugs
- Meningitis-Bacterial, Viral, Tubercular
- Investigations for tubercular meningitis
- Clinical features and management of tetanus
- Post exposure prophylaxis for rabies
- Uses of rifampicin
- Name antibiotics safe in pregnancy
- Quinolones
- Uses of probiotics
- Four indications of doxycycline
