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29th December 2023
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Meropenam
Linezolid
Daptomycin
Teicoplanin
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S Na 110
Body weight 75
How much ml of 3percent saline will increase sodium by 8 meq:
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400ml
200ml
100ml
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Now has DVT,
Aptt 3 time ULN
Treatment
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116. Explanation
A) A
Meibomian cysts often resolve spontaneously over a period of months. However, persistent
meibomian cysts can be treated by incision and curettage from the conjunctival surface. Atypical or recurrent cysts should be biopsied.
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115. Explanation
A) D
The meibomian glands are situated within the tarsal plates and open at the eyelid margin.
Retention cysts of the meibomian glands result in the accumulation of granulomatous reaction around meibomian lipid secretions. A meibomian cyst is a chronic granulomatous inflammation of a meibomian gland.
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114. Explanation
A) C
The orbit contains branches of the ophthalmic veins, which anastomose anteriorly with the
face and posteriorly with the cranial cavity. These channels can provide a route for the spread of sepsis.
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114. What is a potential route of spread of infection from the eyelid skin to the
intracranial cavity?
113. Explanation
A) C
The lacrimal gland lies under the upper, outer orbital rim and opens into the upper conjunctival fornix through 10–15 ducts. Trauma, surgery, or inflammatory scarring in this area can result in a dry eye.
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113. How do tears produced in the lacrimal gland enter the conjunctival sac?
A 5-year-old child presented with pallor and cutaneous markers at
the back with an abnormal skeletal profile. Peripheral smear was
consistent with macrocytic anemia and pancytopenia.
a. What is the most probable diagnosis?
b. Name the cutaneous marker.
c. What malignancies are expected in this patient?
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112. Explanation
A) A
CSF is produced in adults at a rate of ~20 mL/hour by the choroid plexus, so that the total
CSF volume of 150 mL is replaced three times per day.
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112. Select the correct statement from the following list. CSF is produced in
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112. Explanation
A) A
CSF is produced in adults at a rate of ~20 mL/hour by the choroid plexus, so that the total
CSF volume of 150 mL is replaced three times per day.
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112. Select the correct statement from the following list. CSF is produced in
adults:
111. Explanation
A) C
Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common cutaneous malignancy in humans. It may
be single or multiple and commonly occurs in sun-exposed areas of the elderly. The pearly
appearance is a well-recognised feature of BCC, and it is more apparent on lightly stretched
skin. It may be covered with surface telangiectasia. As the tumour enlarges central ulceration occurs, resulting in the characteristic rolled-out edge. Surgical excision is the most appropriate treatment for BCC. Other recognised treatment modalities include surgical excision, fractionated radiotherapy, Mohs micrographic surgery, cryosurgery, electrodessication and curettage and topical chemotherapy with 5-flurouracil.
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