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The White Army’s *EPIGNOSIS* _National Level Online ENT Quiz_ for UGs and Interns Preliminary round: 20.05.2024, Monday 6-6.20pm Finals: 21.05.2024 Tuesday 8-9pm Details: 1. Quiz is open for all but only The White Army member - UGs and Interns are eligible for final round. 2. No prior Registration required. 3. Individual participation. Instructions: 1. Preliminary round questions will be shared using Google forms in The White Army WhatsApp groups and Telegram channel. 2. 30 questions in 20 minutes. 3. Fill the participant's details properly. 4. 5 Tiebreaker questions will be there. 5. No negative scores. 6. Be aware of timing, quiz automatically gets closed after 20 minutes time, so if not submitted, may not be accepted. 7. Organizers decision is final and abiding. Prepare to be the Best!! Wishing all the success!!

25 year patient riding 2 wheeler met a highway road traffic accident and sustained head and abdomen injuries. He was treated according to ATLS protocol. Which system is treated first?

*#ComprehensiveClinics.* *Q.* A 9 months old male child was brought by his mother with complaints of multiple episodes of screaming and drawing up of legs since one day. Each attack lasted for few minutes. Also mother gave a history of three episodes of vomiting , which was non-projectile, bile stained.The child also had passed blood along with mucus in stools. On further questioning mother told that the child had suffered from upper respiratory tract infection a week ago. On examination of abdomen,a lump was noticed that hardened on palpation. There was a feeling of emptiness in the right iliac fossa. On rectal examination, blood stained mucus was found on the finger. Investigations: Ultrasound abdomen revealed concentric rings on transverse section. *Questions* : 1. What is the provisional diagnosis? 2. What is the most common location of occurrence of the condition in children? 3. Name the possible complications if not treated immediately. 4. How to manage this patient?

THE WHITE ARMY 09.05.2024, Thursday, 8-9pm Polymyositis clinical case presentation by Dr Khemeswar Agassi, 3rd year MD Medicine, SCB Medical College, Orissa. Mentor: Dr Sreenivas, Consultant Neurologist, GSLMC, Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh. Author of the books _Focussed Neurology_, _Exam oriented Clinical Neurology _ Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6766868331?pwd=dURscFVhdHAxeTFmL1VXdTV6dkxhUT09 Meeting ID: 676 686 8331 Passcode: whitearmy YouTube link: https://youtube.com/live/48JtgvGZkR8

*#ComprehensiveClinics#* A 17 year old girl presented to gynaecology OPD with the chief complaint of not attaining menarche. On examination secondary sexual characters were present. Further evaluation with USG revealed absent uterus. Karyotyping revealed 46XX genotype. A.What is the probable diagnosis ? B.What would be the diagnosis if karyotyping were to be 46XY with sparse axillary and pubic hair ? C.Which of the following cases i.e A or B can have her own genetic child?

*#THE WHITE ARMY* *#MCQs MATTERs* 1) Which of the following is Aromatase inhibitor? A.Tamoxifen B.Letrozole. C.Danazol. D.Taxane. 2) A patient of Achalasia cardia was posted for Heller's myotomy. If we have to suggest an alternative procedure, which of the following procedures would be chosen? A. Peroral Endoscopic myotomy. B. Mc Keown surgery. C. Alli' repair. D. Toupet fundoplication. 3) 50 year old patient who is a known case of schizophrenia on medications. He is also a known case of Tuberculosis on medications. Which drug is avoided in this particular patient? A. Isoniazid. B. Amikacin. C. Moxifloxacin. D. Kanamycin. 4) Acalculous cholecystitis can be seen in all of the following conditions except: A. Enteric fever. B. Dengue haemorrhagic fever C. Leptospirosis. D. Malaria. 5) The commonest indication for liver transplantation in children is A. Acute viral hepatits B. Biliary atresia C. Caroli disease D. Hepatcellular carcinoma 6) Chemoprophylaxis given for meningococcal meningitis: A. Ceftriaxone B. Rifampicin C. Erythromycin D. Tetracycline 7) Which nerve lesson could produce the condition where the stimulation of right cornea results in blinking of the left eye but not the right eye? A. Left trigeminal B. Left facial C. Right trigeminal D. Right facial 8) Within 4-6 hrs of consumption potato salad from a restaurant, a 35 year old developed severe gastroentiritis. Examination of the food revealed pigment producing gram positive cocci. The mechanism of action of this toxin: A. Stimulation of cAMP B. Vagal stimulation C. Stimulation of cGMP D. Acts through ganglioside GM receptors. 9) A 10 year old boys complaints of bloody urine. Urine microscopy shows RBC & RBC casts in urine. His maternal grandfather had deafness and died of renal failure. The family pedigree is as shown in image. Which of the following is not true regarding the condition? A. He will not transmit the disease to his sons. B. Basket weave appearance on electron microscopy. C. Renal transplant is the treatment. D. Frequent recurrence even after treatment. 10) What is the fate of 4th aortic arch artery? A. Disappear completely B. Right subclavian artery C. Proximal part of ICA & CCA. D. Right Common Carotid Artery.

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