MUHS Final Year Winter 2002 – Summer 2020

Compiled by final year students (THIS IS NOT AN OFFICIAL MUHS PDF)

Books Referred (for page numbers):
 Medicine: Davidson’s (23rd Edition)
 Surgery: SRB (6th Edition)
 Orthopaedics: Maheshwari (6th Edition)
 Obstetrics: Dutta (9th Edition)
 Gynaecology: Dutta (7th Edition)
 Paediatrics: Ghai (9th Edition)

[FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ONLY]

Medicine – I

Clinical Immunology
SAQ

1. Anaphylactic Shock*** - management; c/f, treatment (S-17)(S-15)(W-13)(S-05) (Pg. 76)

Poisoning
SAQ

1. Organophosphorus Compound Poisoning******** - c/f****, management****** (S-16)(S-13)

(W-12)(W-10)(S-10)(S-06)(W-05)(W-04)(W-03) (Pg. 145)
2. Methanol Poisoning* - c/f*, treatment* (W-13)(S-09) (Pg. 147)
3. Acute Barbiturate Poisoning* - treatment* (S-07)(W-06)

Evenomation
SAQ

1. Neurotoxic*/Neuroparalytic** Snake Bite - management*** (S-20)(S-19)(S-13)(S-09)(S-08) (Pg. 159)

2. Vasculotoxic Snake Bite - management (W-17)
3. Poisonous Snake Bite*** - management*; c/f*, treatment; complications (W-15)(W-12)(S-11)(S-05)
4. Scorpion Sting (W-14) (Pg. 161)
LAQ

1. Snake Bite - c/f, investigations, complications, treatment (S-14)

Environmental Medicine
SAQ

1. Heat Stroke***** - causes, c/f, management* (S-18)(S-12)(S-07)(W-05)(W-04)(W-03) (Pg. 167)

2. Heat Exhaustion (W-11) (Pg. 167)
3. Hypothermia (S-11) (Pg. 165)
4. Hyperthermia (S-03) (Pg. 167)

Acute Medicine and Critical Illness

LAQ

1. Shock - define, types; Cardiogenic Shock - causes, c/f, investigations, treatment (S-07) (Pg. 199)

Infectious Diseases
SAQ

1. Dengue Shock Syndrome*** - c/f (S-20)(S-19)(W-15)(W-08) (Pg. 243)

2. Diphtheria* - management; complications (W-18)(W-10) (Pg. 266)
3. Enteric Fever***/Typhoid Fever** - complications******, treatment*; c/f (W-18)(W-12)(W-11)
(W-07)(S-06)(S-03)(W-02) (Pg. 260)
4. Malarial Chemoprophylaxis* (S-18)(S-09) (Pg. 277)
5. Lepra Reaction**** - treatment (S-18)(W-17)(S-13)(W-07)(W-03) (Pg. 268)
6. Leptospirosis**/Weil's Disease (S-18)(S-09)(W-06) (Pg. 257)
7. Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever* - treatment (W-17)(W-13) (Pg. 243)
8. Food Poisoning (S-17) (Pg. 262)
9. Malaria/Plasmodium falciparum Malaria** - complications***, treatment (W-16)(S-16)(W-06)(S-03)
(Pg. 276)
10. Ebola Virus Infection; Ebola Fever (S-16)(W-14) (Pg. 246)
11. Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers - causes, treatment (S-15) (Pg. 245)
12. Dengue Fever* - C/F* (W-13)(S-10)
13. Kala Azar - c/f, investigations (W-12) (Pg. 282)
14. Cholera* - treatment; fluid replacement (S-11)(W-08) (Pg. 265)
15. Cerebral Malaria** - treatment**; c/f (S-10)(W-09)(S-03) (Pg. 275)
16. Traveller's Diarrhoea (S-10) (Pg. 232)
17. Hepatic [Amoebic Abscess]* - management* (W-08)(W-03) (Pg. 287)
18. Tropical Splenomegaly (W-08)
19. Mumps* - c/f, D/D, prevention (S-08)(W-03) (Pg. 240)
 20. Widal Test - interpretation (W-06)
21. Hookworm Infestation* - medical disorders* associated (S-06)(W-02) (Pg. 288)
22. Filariasis - manifestations (W-05) (Pg. 290)
23. Leprosy - principles of management (S-04) (Pg. 267)

LAQ

1. Plasmodium Falciparum* - life cycle*; Malaria* - C/F*, management*; etiopathogenesis (W-18)

(S-15)(S-06) (Pg. 273)
2. Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers - enumerate; Dengue Fever - c/f, complications, treatment (S-14)
3. Complicated* [Falciparum Malaria]* - clinical presentation**, management**; etiopathogenesis,
complications (S-13)(S-08)(W-05)
4. Enteric Fever/Typhoid Fever - c/f*, management; investigations, complications, treatment (S-12)(S-10)
5. Measles (in adults) - c/f, complications, management; Patterns of Rash - enumerate, causes associated
with infection (S-07) (Pg. 237)
6. Cerebral Malaria - c/f, investigations, complications, management (S-06)
7. Acute Gastroenteritis - define, causes, pathogenetic mechanisms, investigations, management (S-05)
(Pg. 228)
8. Fever with Maculopapular Rash - causes; Rubella - c/f, complications, prevention (S-04) (Pg. 236)
9. Diphtheria - etiopathogenesis, c/f, investigations, complications (W-02)

HIV Infection and AIDS

SAQ

1. HIV* positive patient*** - diagnostic investigations; baseline** investigations with justification;

laboratory diagnosis (S-20)(S-19)(W-15)(W-07)(S-07) (Pg. 310)
2. CD4 Count (S-17) (Pg. 311)
3. AIDS - Pulmonary Infections (S-15)
4. Cryptococcal Meningitis (W-13) (Pg. 321)
5. HIV Opportunistic Infections* - enumerate (S-13)(W-10)
6. AIDS Defining Illnesses - enumerate (W-05)
7. Kaposi's Sarcoma (S-05) (Pg. 315)
8. HIV - post-exposure prophylaxis (W-04) (Pg. 327)

LAQ

1. AIDS - Respiratory System involvement (W-19) (Pg. 318)

2. AIDS - CNS manifestations (W-16) (Pg. 319)
3. Opportunistic Infections in AIDS - enumerate, c/f, diagnosis, treatment (W-14) (Pg. 325)
Clinical Biochemistry and Metabolic Medicine
SAQ

1. Lipid Lowering Agents*/Drugs*/Cholesterol Reducing Agents* - classification***, use**; indications (S-

20)(S-19)(W-15)(S-07) (Pg. 375)
2. Hyperkalemia** - treatment/management (W-19)(S-18)(S-14) (Pg. 362)
3. Hyponatremia** - manifestations, treatment*; c/f (W-16)(S-15)(W-14) (Pg. 357)
4. Metabolic Acidosis (W-12) (Pg. 364)

Cardiology
SAQ

1. Infective*/Bacterial Endocarditis**** - C/F***, prophylaxis; Duke's Criteria (S-20)(S-19)(W-17)(W-

15)(S-15)(W-07) (Pg. 527, 531; 529)
2. Atrial Fibrillation*********** - causes**, treatment****, complications; etiology*, c/f; drug
treatment (S-20)(S-19)(W-16)(W-15)(S-14)(W-12)(W-11)(S-09)(W-08)(S-08)(S-06)(S-04) (Pg. 470)
3. Acute Myocardial Infarction** - complications*; management (W-19)(W-17)(S-14) (Pg. 495)
4. Mitral Stenosis - complications (W-18) (Pg. 517)
5. Jugular Venous Pulse (W-17) (Pg. 443)
6. Hypertension - principles of management (S-17) (Pg. 510)
7. Marfan's Syndrome (S-17) (Pg. 508)
8. Ventricular Premature Beats (S-17) (Pg. 474)
9. Dilated Cardiomyopathy* - causes, investigations; c/f, diagnosis (W-16)(S-15) (Pg. 539)
10. Unstable Angina (S-16)
11. Acute Rheumatic Fever* - c/f, treatment; diagnostic criteria (W-13)(W-09) (Pg. 515)
12. Supraventricular Paroxysmal Tachycardia (S-12) (Pg. 473)
13. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (W-11) (Pg. 458)
14. Subacute Endocarditis - C/F (W-10) (Pg. 528)
15. Thrombolytic Drugs (W-09) (Pg. 500)
16. Aortic Regurgitation - C/F (W-09) (Pg. 524)
17. Cardiac Tamponade (S-08) (Pg. 544)

LAQ

1. Acute MI*******/Uncomplicated MI within 6 hours of chest pain - RF*, C/F*******,

investigations******, management*****; medical management**, complications*; diagnostic work-
up (S-20)(S-19)(W-15)(W-10)(W-08)(S-06)(W-04)(W-02) (Pg. 493)
2. Heart Failure**/Congestive Cardiac Failure**/Acute Left Ventricular Heart Failure** - define,
etiopathogenesis*; causes***, C/F******, types*, predisposing conditions, lab investigations***,
imaging modalities, management*****; medical management of CCF due to Rheumatic Heart Disease
(W-19)(W-17)(W-14)(W-12)(W-11)(S-09)(S-08)(W-03) (Pg. 461)
3. Infective Endocarditis*** - etiology*, pathology, C/F***, diagnosis, investigations, treatment*; Sub-
Acute Endocarditis** - complications, investigations* in diagnosis, management**; pathogenesis,
clinical presentations (W-18)(S-18)(S-17)(S-16)(W-06) (Pg. 527)
 4. Essential Hypertension/Systemic Hypertension - RF, C/F*, investigations*, complications, management;
treatment (S-15)(W-13) (Pg. 508)
5. Acute Rheumatic Fever*** - etiopathogenesis**, c/f***, investigations***, management*** (S-13)
(S-11)(W-07)(S-03) (Pg. 515)
6. Pericardial Effusion* - etiology, c/f, investigations; pathophysiological basis of clinical presentations;
Tubercular Pericardial Effusion - treatment (W-09)(W-05) (Pg. 543, 590)
7. Cardiac Arrhythmia - define; Supraventricular Tachyarrhythmia - enumerate, clinical presentation;
Permanent Atrial Fibrillation in patient with Mitral Valve Disease - management (S-05)
8. Conductive Tissue of heart - diagrammatic representation; Cardiac Conduction & Rhythm Disorders -
classify; Ventricular Tachycardia - etiology, diagnosis, management (S-04)

Endocrinology
SAQ

1. Thyrotoxicosis*** - C/F***, management** (S-20)(S-19)(W-15)(W-08) (Pg. 635)

2. Iatrogenic [Cushing's Syndrome]** - c/f* (W-18)(W-11)(S-04) (Pg. 666)
3. Hyperaldosteronism (S-18) (Pg. 674)
4. Adrenal Insufficiency/Addison's Disease*** - C/F**; treatment (S-17)(W-16)(S-16)(W-10)(S-08) (Pg.
672)
5. Hypopitutarusm (S-16) (Pg. 681)
6. Turner's Syndrome* (S-16)(W-14) (Pg. 659)
7. Klinefelter's Syndrome - C/F (W-13) (Pg. 660)
8. Thyroid Storm**/Thyrotoxic Crisis - management (S-13)(W-11)(W-06)(W-05) (Pg. 639)
9. Hypocalcemia** (W-12)(W-11)(S-07) (Pg. 662)
10. Diabetes Insipidus* (S-12)(W-04) (Pg. 687)
11. Tetany*** (S-12)(S-10)(S-06)(S-04)
12. Acromegaly*** - C/F**; investigations* (S-10)(S-06)(W-04)(W-02) (Pg. 685)
13. Hypercalcemia - causes, treatment (S-09) (Pg. 661)
14. Gynaecomastia (W-08) (Pg. 657)
15. Thyroid Hormone Synthesis* (and Regulation) and Pharmacological Interventions based on it (S-07)
(W-02) (Pg. 634)
16. Water Deprivation Test (S-04) (Pg. 688)
17. Graves’ Disease (S-03)

LAQ

1. Graves’ Disease - c/f*, investigations*, management; causes (S-15)(W-03) (Pg. 643)

2. Hypothyroidism*** - causes*, c/f**, investigations*, treatment**; etiology; diagnosis; Myxoedema
Coma - management (S-14)(W-13)(W-10)(W-03) (Pg. 639)
3. Addison's Disease* and Acute Adrenal Crisis - etiopathogenesis*, c/f*, management; investigations,
management (W-12)(S-05) (Pg. 672)
4. Cushing's Syndrome - etiology, c/f, treatment (S-11)
Nutritional Factors in Disease
SAQ

1. Vitamin A* (S-20)(S-19) (Pg. 712)

2. Thiamine Deficiency (W-15) (Pg. 714)

Diabetes Mellitus
SAQ

1. Metformin (S-20)(S-04) (Pg. 746)

2. Oral Hypoglycemic Agents (S-19) (Pg. 746)
3. Hypoglycemia* - c/f, treatment (W-18)(S-15) (Pg. 738)
4. Diabetic Ketoacidosis**/Ketotic Coma - diagnosis, treatment; management (S-18)(W-13)(S-08)(W-07)
(Pg. 736)
5. Glycosylated Haemoglobin (W-17) (Pg. 726)
6. Sulfonylureas (W-15) (Pg.
7. DM* - Microvascular Complications; vascular complications (S-15)(W-05) (Pg. 755)
8. Metabolic Syndrome* - RF, complications; Non-Pharmacological Treatment (S-15)(S-14) (Pg. 730)
9. Insulin Analogues**/Therapy (W-12)(W-11)(W-07)(S-07) (Pg. 748)
10. Newly Detected Diabetic - work-up, treatment (W-10)
11. Diabetic Nephropathy* (S-06)(W-02) (Pg. 757)

LAQ

1. Diabetes Mellitus*****/Type II DM/NIDDM - classify***, types, C/F****, investigations*,

complications****, treatment**; diagnosis, management* (S-20)(S-19)(S-17)(S-16)(W-15)(W-08)(W-
06) (Pg. 722)
2. Diabetic Ketoacidosis****** - etiopathogenesis*, C/F**, investigations, management****;
treatment**; diagnosis; pathophysiology (W-19)(S-17)(W-16)(S-11)(S-10)(W-09)(S-03) (Pg. 735)
3. Diabetes Mellitus/Type II DM - chronic* complications in poorly controlled DM; microvascular
complications; acute complications (W-18)(W-17)(W-14) (Pg. 755)
4. Diabetic Nephropathy - C/F, investigations, prevention (W-17) (Pg. 757)

Gastroenterology
SAQ

1. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease/GERD*** - treatment (S-20)(W-19)(S-19)(W-14)(S-13) (Pg. 793)

2. Acute Pancreatitis****** - laboratory abnormalities; complications; symptoms, D/D, management***;
RF, c/f; causes, systemic complications (W-19)(S-14)(S-07)(S-06)(W-04)(W-03)(W-02) (Pg. 837; 838)
3. Irritable Bowel Syndrome* - medical management (S-18)(S-14) (Pg. 824)
4. Haematemesis* - causes (W-17)(W-13) (Pg. 780)
5. Chronic Constipation - management (W-16) (Pg. 786)
 6. Dysphagia - causes, investigations (W-16) (Pg. 778)
7. Chronic Pancreatitis** - c/f*; causes, complications (W-16)(W-14)(S-05) (Pg. 839)
8. Acid Peptic Disease - management (S-16) (Pg. 800)
9. Upper GI Bleed** - causes*; management (S-15)(S-14)(W-03) (Pg. 780)
10. Active [Ulcerative Colitis]***** - complications; medical management; treatment; extra-intestinal
manifestations; management (W-13)(S-09)(S-08)(S-05)(S-04)(S-03) (Pg. 818; 820)
11. Peptic Ulcer**** - treatment*; c/f; medical management* (S-13)(S-10)(W-09)(W-06)(W-05)
12. Topical Sprue* (S-12)(W-03) (Pg. 807)
13. Abdominal Tuberculosis - clinical presentation (W-05) (Pg. 812)
14. H. Pylori Infection (W-04) (Pg. 798)
15. Chronic Diarrhoea (W-04) (Pg. 783)
16. Reflux Esophagitis* - c/f, management (S-04)(S-03) (Pg. 792)
17. Toxic Megacolon - management (S-03)

LAQ

1. Peptic Ulcers* - causes/etiology*, C/F, complications, investigations, management; Duodenal Ulcer* -

management*; etiology, pathogenesis, c/f, investigations (S-17)(W-07)(S-07) (Pg. 798)
2. Tuberculosis of Intestines - complications; Tuberculosis of Abdomen* - presentation, investigations*,
management; c/f, treatment (W-16)(W-13) (Pg. 812)
3. Ulcerative Colitis - c/f, investigations, treatment (S-11)
4. Upper GI Bleeding - causes, c/f, evaluation, treatment (S-10)
5. Acute Pancreatitis - etiology, pathophysiology, c/f, management (W-09)

Hepatology
SAQ

1. Hepatic Encephalopathy*****/Hepatic Coma* - treatment**/management*; principles of

management** (W-19)(S-17)(S-16)(W-14)(W-09)(S-09)(S-06)(W-02) (Pg. 864)
2. Toxic Hepatitis*; Drug-Induced Hepatitis - causes (W-19)(W-16)(W-14) (Pg. 894)
3. Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (W-18) (Pg. 882)
4. Hepatitis B***** - management; prevention**; extra-hepatic manifestations; complications (W-18)(W-
12)(W-11)(S-11)(S-10)(S-04) (Pg. 875)
5. Liver Cell Failure - clinical signs (W-17) (Pg. 857)
6. Bleeding Oesophageal Varices* - treatment* (W-15)(W-03) (Pg. 869)
7. Cirrhosis of Liver - complications (S-15) (Pg. 866)
8. Acute Variceal Bleeding* - management; manifestations (W-13)(W-08) (Pg. 865)
9. Portal Hypertension - complications (W-07) (Pg. 868)
10. Estimation of Various Liver Enzymes in Diagnosis (S-07) (Pg. 852)
11. Obstructive Jaundice/Cholestatic Jaundice - investigations; causes, c/f (W-06)(S-05)
12. Alcoholic Liver Disease - pathogenesis, pathology, c/f (S-05) (Pg. 880)

LAQ

1. Jaundice** - causes; diagnostic approach* (Pg. 860); Hepatitis B - pathogenesis, C/F, treatment (S-
20)(S-19)(W-05) (Pg. 873)
 2. Portal Hypertension** - classification, etiology*, C/F, complications, intrahepatic causes, pathogenesis,
medical management; Oesophageal Varices* - management*; c/f, complications (S-18)(S-04)(S-03) (Pg.
868)
3. 45 Year old male presented with Jaundice and Ascites - discuss differential diagnosis; Alcoholic Liver
Diseases - investigations, complications, treatment (W-15) (Pg. 860, 862, 880)
4. Hepatic Coma** - etiopathogenesis, c/f, investigations*, treatment**; precipitating factors (S-13)(S-
06)(W-02) (Pg. 864)
5. Ascites* - types, etiology, c/f, investigations, evaluation, management; Tuberculosis Ascites - treatment
(W-11)(W-06) (Pg. 862)
6. Hepatotrophic Viruses - list, Acute Viral Hepatitis - C/F, Chronic Heptatitis B - treatment (W-09)
7. Cirrhosis of Liver* - etiopathogenesis, c/f, complications, management; classify, define (S-08)(W-02)
(Pg. 866)
8. Hepato-cellular Failure - signs (part) (S-06)

Hematology and Transfusion Medicine

SAQ

1. Iron Deficiency Anemia**** - C/F***, investigations*; management (S-20)(S-19)(W-15)(S-07)(W-06)

(Pg. 940)
2. Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria - C/F (W-19) (Pg. 950)
3. Thrombocytopenia** - causes**; treatment (W-19)(S-17)(W-14) (Pg. 929)
4. Transfusion Reactions**** - enumerate (W-19)(W-12)(W-11)(W-10)(S-07) (Pg. 931)
5. Sickle Cell Disease - C/F, complications (W-18) (Pg. 951)
6. Megaloblastic Anemia***** - neuropsychiatric features; treatment*; c/f, investigations (W-18)(S-
16)(S-13)(S-11)(S-10)(W-07) (Pg. 944)
7. Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (S-18) (Pg. 949)
8. Hodgkin's Lymphoma***** - clinical staging****; treatment; management; indications of radiography
and chemotherapy (W-17)(W-10)(W-09)(S-08)(W-07)(W-03) (Pg. 962)
9. Pernicious Anemia** - treatment (S-17)(S-06)(W-02) (Pg. 944)
10. Fractionated Heparins (W-16) (Pg. 938)
11. Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (S-16) (Pg. 964)
12. Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation - causes, management (S-14) (Pg. 978)
13. Chronic Myeloid Leukemia******* - management; diagnosis, treatment****; peripheral blood smear*
(S-14)(W-13)(S-12)(S-09)(W-06)(S-06)(W-04)(W-02) (Pg. 958)
14. Folate Deficiency* in Adults - causes*, treatment; diagnostic features (S-14)(S-05) (Pg. 945)
15. Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura* - c/f, treatment (W-13)(W-04) (Pg. 971)
16. Multiple Myeloma* - C/F* (S-13)(S-10) (Pg. 966)
17. Acute Myeloid Leukemia - C/F (S-11) (Pg. 955)
18. Hemophilia* - c/f, treatment (W-10)(S-03)
19. Microcytic Hypochromic Anemia* - differential diagnosis; causes (W-09)(S-07)
20. Aplastic Anemia (S-08) (Pg. 968)
21. Hemolytic Anemia - investigations (W-05) (Pg. 945)
22. Philadelphia Chromosome (W-05) (Pg. 958)
23. Hodgkin's and Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma - differences (W-05)
24. Bone Marrow Examination (S-05) (Pg. 920)
25. Beta Thalassemia - diagnostic features, treatment (S-05) (Pg. 953)
 26. Vitamin B12 Deficiency - causes, complications (W-03) (Pg. 944)
27. Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia - principles of management (S-03) (Pg. 955)
28. Hemoglobinopathies - types, one example of each; Painful Crisis in Sickle Cell Anemia - treatment
(S-03) (Pg. 951)

LAQ

1. Chronic Myeloid Leukemia** - cytogenetics, C/F**, diagnosis, treatment; investigations, management*

(S-18)(W-11)(W-07) (Pg. 958)
2. Anemia - classify; Nutritional Anemia - C/F, investigations, management (W-17) (Pg. 940)
3. Hemophilia A - etiology, c/f, management (S-16) (Pg. 971)
4. Hodgkin's Disease - classify, c/f, treatment (W-12)
5. Leukemia* - classify* (part) (W-11)(W-07)
6. Megaloblastic Anemia* - c/f*, diagnosis, treatment*; causes, investigations (W-10)(W-09) (Pg. 944)
7. Thrombocytopenia - causes; Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura - c/f, diagnosis, management (S-09)
8. Hemolytic Anemias - classify; Sickle Cell Anemia* - c/f*, complications, management*; pathophysiology
(W-04)(W-03) (Pg. 946; 951)

Nephrology
SAQ

1. Urinary Casts (S-12)

LAQ

1. Chronic Renal Failure - etiology, c/f, management (S-12) (Pg. 415)

2. Acute Renal Failure - causes, c/f, investigations, management (S-10) (Pg. 411)

Respiratory System
SAQ

1. Pulmonary Hypertension (S-18) (Pg. 621)

2. Tropical Eosinophilia* (W-11)(W-07) (Pg. 612)
3. Pulmonary Embolism - diagnosis (W-09) (Pg. 619)
4. Tuberculous Peritonitis (S-08) (Pg. 590)

Neurology
SAQ

1. Tetanus*** - causes, prevention; treatment; c/f; grading (W-18)(S-11)(W-10)(S-03) (Pg. 1125)

 2. Rabies** - post-exposure prophylaxis*; c/f; Bite of Unobserved Stray Dog - treatment (W-12)(W-10)(S-
03) (Pg. 1122)
3. Myasthenia Gravis (S-12) (Pg. 1141)

LAQ

1. Hemiplegia - etiology, c/f, management (S-12)

Stroke Medicine
SAQ

1. Subarachnoid Haemorrhage - management (W-09) (Pg. 1160)

Rheumatology and Bone Disease

SAQ

1. Hyperuricemia (S-12) (Pg. 1012)

Psychiatry
SAQ

1. Serotonin Syndrome (W-19) (Pg. 1199)

Drugs
SAQ

1. Metformin (S-20)(S-04) (Pg. 746)

2. Digoxin (S-17)
3. Methotrexate (W-16)
4. Amiodarone (W-14)
5. Newer Anti-TB Drugs (S-13)
6. Angiotensin Receptor Blockers* (S-13)(W-06)
7. Sodium Valproate (S-12)
8. Aspirin (S-12)
9. Streptokinase (S-11)
10. Thrombolytic Drugs (W-09)
11. Protease Inhibitors (HIV) (S-09)
12. Digoxin Toxicity (W-08)
13. Chloroquine (W-07)
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SAQ

1. Deep Vein Thrombosis - management (W-19) (Pg. 186)

2. Purpura - causes, C/F (W-18)
3. Down's Syndrome (S-18)
4. Refractory Ascites (S-14)
5. Hyperuricemia (S-12)
6. Genetic Counselling* (S-11)(W-06)
7. Tropical Splenomegaly (W-08)
8. Genetic Screening (S-08)
9. Widal Test - interpretation (W-06)
10. Electric Shock and Lightning Injury (S-05)
11. Paroxysmal Nocturnal Dyspnoea (W-04)
12. Human Genome Project (S-04)
13. Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome [SARS] (S-04)
14. Hepato-splenomegaly - causes (W-03)
Medicine – II

Nephrology
SAQ

1. Proteinuria**** - causes***, diagnosis* (S-20)(W-16)(S-16)(W-13)(W-08) (Pg. 392)

2. Adult Polycystic Kidney Disease (W-19) (Pg. 405)
3. Acute Pyelonephritis* - c/f, management (W-19)(S-04) (Pg. 430)
4. Hemodialysis**** - indications**; contradiction; Dialysis - types (W-18)(W-17)(W-12)(W-10)(S-05) (Pg.
422)
5. Acute Glomerulonephritis (S-18) (Pg. 397)
6. Nephrotic Syndrome* - causes*, c/f, investigations (W-17)(W-09) (Pg. 393)
7. Pre-Renal Azotemia (S-15)
8. Renal Replacement Therapy (W-14) (Pg. 420)
9. Renal Function Tests* (W-14)(W-11)
10. Chronic Renal Failure* - management; causes (S-14)(W-07) (Pg. 415)
11. Role of Kidney in Hypertension (W-13)
12. Asymptomatic Bacteriuria (S-12) (Pg. 429)
13. Nephrotic Syndrome** - causes*, investigations; diet (W-10)(W-09)(S-04) (Pg. 395)
14. Acute Renal Failure* - causes; medical causes, complications of Oliguric Phase (S-09)(W-02) (Pg. 411)
15. Microalbuminuria* (S-08)(W-07) (Pg. 394)
16. Renal Osteodystrophy* (W-06)(W-05) (Pg. 418)
17. IgA Nephropathy (Berger's Disease) (S-06) (Pg. 400)
18. Steroids in Renal Diseases (S-05)
19. Hematuria* - causes (W-04)(W-03) (Pg. 391)
20. Minimal Change Disease (S-03) (Pg. 398)
21. GFR - define, formula to calculate GFR (W-02) (Pg. 386)

LAQ

1. Chronic Kidney Disease**/End Stage Renal Disease/Chronic Renal Failure******, - define, causes****,
c/f******, management*****; etiology****, investigations**; etiopathogenesis, prevention of
progression; complications, conservative management* (diet & drugs) (non-dialysis management) (S-
20)(W-19)(S-18)(S-17)(W-16)(S-12)(W-11)(S-09)(W-08)(S-07)(W-03) (Pg. 415)
2. Renal Replacement Therapy*** - add a note*** (part) (S-20)(W-16)(W-11)(W-08) (Pg. 420)
3. Acute Kidney Injury/Acute Renal Failure****** - types, etiology******, c/f******, investigations****,
management****; complications; Acute Tubular Necrosis - pathogenesis, investigations, management
(S-19)(S-16)(W-12)(W-09)(S-06)(W-05)(S-04) (Pg. 411)
4. Nephrotic Syndrome***** - define, causes*/etiology**, c/f****, investigations*, treatment*;
etiopathogenesis, management***; evaluation (W-18)(W-15)(S-14)(S-11)(S-10)(W-07) (Pg. 395)
5. Acute Glomerulonephritis - etiology, c/f, investigations, management (W-17) (Pg. 397)
6. Hematuria* - define*, causes*, approach* (S-15)(S-08) (Pg. 391)
7. UTI - etiology, c/f, investigation, treatment (W-14) (Pg. 427)
8. Chronic Pyelonephritis - etiology, diagnosis, management, advice (W-13) (Pg. 430)
9. Glomerulonephritis - define; Acute PSGN - etiopathogenesis, investigations, management (S-03)
Respiratory Medicine
SAQ

1. Bronchial Asthma** - management; Inhaler Therapy; Aerosols (S-20)(S-07)(S-05) (Pg. 567)

2. Haemorrhagic Pleural Effusion (S-20)
3. Pneumothorax**/Tension Pneumothorax* - treatment; signs (W-19)(W-18)(W-17)(S-11)(W-10)(S-03)
(Pg. 625)
4. Acute Severe Asthma***/Status Asthmaticus* - management**; treatment** (W-19)(W-17)(S-17)
(W-09)(W-05)(S-04) (Pg. 572)
5. Atypical Pneumonia (S-19)
6. Bronchoalveolar Lavage (W-18)
7. Pulmonary Function Tests* in COPD (S-18)(S-12) (Pg. 555, 575)
8. Bronchiectasis* (W-16)(W-08) (Pg. 578)
9. Acute Bronchial Asthma (W-16)
10. Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis - causes (S-16) (Pg. 616)
11. Pulmonary Embolism - c/f (S-16) (Pg. 619)
12. Pneumonia* - causes, classification; c/f (S-15)(S-09) (Pg. 582)
13. Interstitial Lung Disease* (S-15)(W-08) (Pg. 605)
14. Community Acquired Pneumonia - c/f (W-14) (Pg. 582)
15. Hydropneumothorax (W-14)
16. Breath Sounds - enumerate with Lung Disease (W-13)
17. Respiratory Dyspnoea (W-13) (Pg. 557)
18. Byssinosis (Cotton Dust) (W-13) (Pg. 614)
19. Clubbing** - grading, causes (W-12)(S-10)(W-02) (Pg. 559)
20. Pneumoconiosis (S-10) (Pg. 614)
21. Pleural Effusion - c/f (S-08) (Pg. 562)
22. Chronic Bronchitis (S-08) (Pg. 573)
23. Pneumocystis carinii Pneumonia (W-07)
24. Respiratory Failure - classification, causes (S-07) (Pg. 565)
25. Lung Abscess - management (S-07)
26. Farmer's Lung (W-06) (Pg. 616)
27. Legionnaires' (W-06)
28. Cystic Fibrosis - complications, management (S-06) (Pg. 580)
29. Bronchogenic Carcinoma - c/f (W-05) (Pg. 599)
30. Haemoptysis - causes, treatment (S-04) (Pg. 559)
31. Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophilia (W-03) (Pg. 612)

Tuberculosis

SAQ

1. MDR Tuberculosis*********- treatment**/drugs* therapy; diagnosis (S-20)(S-19)(S-18)(S-17)(W-

16)(S-13)(W-09)(S-09)(W-07)(W-04)(W-02) (Pg. 595; 592)
2. Primary Pulmonary Tuberculosis** - clinical manifestations; complications, sequelae (W-19)(W-11)(S-
03) (Pg. 590)
3. Military Tuberculosis - treatment (S-14)
4. DOTS* - pitfalls; DOTS Plus (W-12)(W-11)(S-10)(S-05) (Pg. 594)
 5. Extra-Pulmonary TB (S-12) (Pg. 590)
6. Koch's Abdomen - c/f, investigations (S-09) (Pg. 590)
7. Tuberculosis - chemoprophylaxis (W-06)
8. Primary Complex in Tuberculosis* (S-06)(W-02)
9. Newer Anti-TB Drugs (S-05)
10. RNTCP - categories, treatment regimens (W-03)

LAQ

1. Community Acquired Pneumonia** - name, etiology, c/f, management*, complications; Lobar

Pneumonia* - c/f*, investigations, management*; causative agents (W-19)(W-17)(W-12)(W-07) (Pg.
582)
2. Bronchial Asthma***** - describe allergic cascade; define, etiopathogenesis***, c/f***,
management***; pathological changes; Acute Severe Bronchial Asthma/Status Asthmaticus* -
management** (S-19)(W-15)(S-15)(W-10)(S-09)(W-04)(W-02) (Pg. 567)
3. COPD** - define**; clinical picture, management; Chronic Bronchitis & Emphysema - etiology, c/f,
management; differences; Chronic Bronchitis - treatment of chronic exacerbation (W-18)(S-17)(S-12)
(Pg. 573)
4. Pleural Effusion* - etiology*, c/f*, investigations, management; D/D; Tuberculous Pleural Effusion -
management (S-18)(W-11) (Pg. 562)
5. Pneumonia** - classify**, RF, c/f, management; Hospital Acquired Pneumonia - c/f, management
(W-16)(W-12)(W-09) (Pg. 582; 585)
6. Bronchiectasis***** - causes/etiology, pathophysiology, c/f****; investigations, management****;
complications; etiopathogenesis*; diagnosis (S-16)(S-11)(S-10)(S-08)(S-04)(W-03) (Pg. 578)
7. Haemoptysis - etiology, c/f, management (W-13) (Pg. 559)
8. Lung Abscess* - etiopathogenesis*, c/f*, management*; investigations (W-08)(S-03)
9. What are Suppurative Lung Diseases (part) (S-08)
10. Acute Bacterial Pneumonia - pathogenesis, investigations, principles of management (S-05)

Rheumatology and Bone Disease

SAQ

1. Ankylosing Spondylitis**** - c/f* (S-20)(W-19)(W-16)(W-11)(W-05) (Pg. 1030)

2. Rituximab (W-18) (Pg. 1006)
3. Rheumatoid Arthritis***** - c/f*; treatment; management**; extra-articular manifestations (S-18)
(S-14)(W-12)(S-12)(W-09)(W-07) (Pg. 1021)
4. SLE********* - complications; enumerate six criteria; c/f***; extra-articular manifestation*;
investigation, treatment (S-18)(S-16)(W-15)(S-15)(W-14)(S-14)(W-11)(S-09)(S-08)(W-03) (Pg. 1034)
5. CREST Syndrome - components (S-16) (Pg. 1037)
6. Osteomalacia* (W-15)(S-13) (Pg. 1051)
7. DMARDS; Disease Modifying Agents for RA (W-15)(S-08) (Pg. 1004)
8. Rickets (W-14) (Pg. 1051)
9. Charcot's Joint (W-13)
10. Scleroderma (S-13) (Pg. 1037)
11. Seronegative Spondyloarthropathy* (S-11)(W-04) (Pg. 1028)
12. Rheumatoid Factor* (S-10)(S-06) (Pg. 991)
 13. Temporal Arteritis (S-10) (Pg. 1042)
14. Raynaud's Phemomenon (W-07) (Pg. 1035, 1038)
15. Takayasu Arteritis (S-04) (Pg. 1041)

LAQ

1. Rheumatoid Arthritis****** - etiology* etiopathogenesis*, pathophysiology, c/f*****,

treatment/management**; pathogenesis; extra-articular manifestations*; investigations*, treatment;
diagnostic criteria, complications; DMARDS & Biological Newer Agents in treatment; deformities
(S-19)(W-14)(S-07)(W-06)(W-05)(S-05)(W-02) (Pg. 1021)
2. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) - c/f, diagnosis, management (S-06) (Pg. 1034)

Neurology
SAQ

1. Parkinsonian/Parkinson's Disease**** - treatment; c/f*; drug therapy** (S-20)(W-18)(S-18)(W-16)(W-

14)(S-07) (Pg. 1113)
2. Myasthenia Gravis***** - management*; c/f* (S-20)(W-17)(W-16)(S-15)(S-14)(S-06) (Pg. 1141)
3. Migraine - c/f (W-19) (Pg. 1095)
4. Subacute Combined Degeneration of Spinal Cord (S-19) (Pg. 1138)
5. Multiple Sclerosis (S-19) (Pg. 1106)
6. Newer Anti-Epileptic Drugs (S-19) (Pg. 1102)
7. Spinal Cord Disease - clinical localization (W-18)
8. Bell's Palsy* (W-18)(S-11) (Pg. 1082)
9. Cerebellar Syndrome (W-17) (Pg. 1141)
10. Brown Sequard Syndrome - c/f (S-16) (Pg. 1083)
11. Pyridostigmine (W-15) (Pg. 1143)
12. Cerebellar Signs; Cerebellar Syndrome - clinical signs (W-13)(W-09)
13. Seizures - classification (W-13) (Pg. 1098)
14. Trigeminal Neuralgia* (S-13)(W-02) (Pg. 1096)
15. Status Epilepticus** - management*; define (W-12)(S-10)(S-03) (Pg. 1080)
16. Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (W-11) (Pg. 48, 1143)
17. Guillian Barre Syndrome (S-09) (Pg. 1140)
18. Disorders of Gait (S-08) (Pg. 1086)
19. Neurosyphillis (W-07) (Pg. 1125)
20. Cluster Headache (S-06) (Pg. 1096)
21. Neurogenic Bladder (W-05)
22. Maintenance of Tone (W-04)
23. Chorea (S-04) (Pg. 1085)
24. UMN lesion & LMN lesion - differentiate (W-02) (Pg. 1082)

LAQ

1. Paraplegia - causes, c/f, investigations (S-20)

2. Parkinsonism* - define*, etiology, c/f, management; Parkinson's Disease - pathophysiology, c/f,
management (W-19)(W-10) (Pg. 1112)
 3. Acute Meningitis - treatment; TBM - c/f, investigations, management (W-18) (Pg. 1118, 1120)
4. Acute [Bacterial/Pyogenic Meningitis]** - etiology*, c/f**, investigations, management**; diagnosis,
etiopathogenesis (S-18)(S-14)(S-09) (Pg. 1118)
5. Acute Viral [Traverse Myelitis]** - etiology***, c/f***, investigations*, management**; diagnosis
(W-17)(W-15)(W-05)(S-03) (Pg. 1110)
6. UMN and LMN paralysis* - differences*; Peripheral Neuropathy*** - causes*/etiology, c/f**,
investigations*, management*; classification (W-16)(S-13)(S-10)(W-04) (Pg. 1082; 1138)
7. A 32 year old Alcoholic Male presents with Sudden Weakness of Left Half of body with Slurring of
Speech. Discuss Differentials and approach to Investigations and Management. (S-06)
8. Acute Symmetrical Paraparesis - D/D (part) (W-15)
9. Guillian Barre Syndrome*** - define, investigations, treatment; etiology, c/f**, management**
(S-15)(S-14)(S-07)(W-04) (Pg. 1140)
10. GTCS - c/f, investigation, treatment (W-14) (Pg. 1099)
11. Brain Abscess - etiology, c/f (W-13) (Pg. 1124)
12. Non-Compressive Myelopathy - causes; Describe various Tracts in Spinal Cord and Localization of
Paraplegia (S-12)
13. Epilepsy - etiopathogenesis, classification, management; Status Epilepticus - management (S-11) (Pg.
1097)
14. Compressive Myelopathy - causes; Paraplegia - clinical approach; Localization of Lesion in Spinal Cord
(W-09)
15. Cerebellar Disorders - neurological signs (S-08)
16. Acute Onset Paraplegia* - causes*; Paraplegia - causes (part) (S-07)(W-05)(S-03)
17. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis - etiopathogenesis, c/f, D/D, management (W-06) (Pg. 1116)
18. Acute Infective Polyneuritis - define, investigations, treatment (S-05)

Stroke Medicine
SAQ

1. Acute Thrombotic Cerebrovascular Episode - RF (W-19) (Pg. 1153)

2. Transient Ischemic Attack* (S-17)(W-10) (Pg. 1156)
3. Lacunar Infarct (S-05) (Pg. 1153)

LAQ

1. Stroke - define, types; Acute* [Ischemic* (Thromboembolic) Stroke]* - management**; causes, c/f**;
etiopathogenesis (W-12)(W-11)(W-08)(W-07)
2. Cerebrovascular Accidents - RF (part) (W-08)
3. Subarachnoid Haemorrhage* - c/f*, investigations, management*; causes (S-06)(W-02) (Pg. 1160)
4. Acute Cerebral Embolism - causes, c/f, management (S-04)
5. Acute Focal Stroke - define; Stroke - RF; Completed Stroke due to Cerebral Infarction - management
(W-03)
6. Circle of Willis - diagram (W-02)
Psychiatry
SAQ

1. Anorexia Nervosa**** (W-19)(W-18)(W-16)(S-12)(W-05) (Pg. 1203)

2. Schizophrenia*** - c/f, management (S-19)(W-14)(S-12)(W-02) (Pg. 1196)
3. Anxiety Disorders - somatic symptoms; Anxiety Neurosis* (S-18)(S-11)(W-08)(S-08) (Pg. 1186)
4. Hypochondriasis (W-17) (Pg. 1202)
5. Bipolar Disorder* (S-17)(S-06) (Pg. 1199)
6. Major Depression*; Chronic Depression; Manic Depressive Psychosis; Depressive Disorders - c/f;
symptoms, drug management (S-16)(S-13)(W-09)(W-07)(S-03) (Pg. 1198)
7. Phobias* (W-15)(S-04) (Pg. 1200)
8. Electroconvulsive Therapy***** - indications (S-15)(S-14)(W-10)(S-09)(W-06)(W-03) (Pg. 1190)
9. Schizophrenic Paranoid (S-15) (Pg. 1196)
10. Panic Disorders (S-13) (Pg. 1200)
11. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (W-11) (Pg. 1201)
12. Alcohol Dependence (S-10) (Pg. 1194)
13. Insomnia (S-08)
14. Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome (S-07) (Pg. 1195)
15. Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI) (S-07) (Pg. 1199)
16. Hysteria* (W-05)(W-04)
17. Hysterical Conversion Reactions (S-05)
18. Dissociative Disorder - define, management (S-03)
19. Bulimia Nervosa (W-02) (Pg. 1204)

LAQ

1. What is Thiamine; Wernicke's Encephalopathy and Korsakoff's Psychosis - describe, management

(W-06)

Dermatology
SAQ

1. Scabies*** - treatment (S-20)(S-16)(W-08)(W-03) (Pg. 1241)

2. Pemphigus Vulgaris (W-19) (Pg. 1256)
3. Psoriasis******* - c/f; management (S-19)(S-18)(W-16)(S-13)(W-09)(S-06)(W-05)(S-03) (Pg. 1247)
4. Stevens Johnson Syndrome**** (W-17)(S-14)(W-12)(W-10)(S-03)
5. Lichen Planus (S-15) (Pg. 1252)
6. Acne Vulgaris* (W-14)(S-14) (Pg. 1241)
7. Genital Warts (S-12) (Pg. 342, 1238)
8. Taenia Corporis (S-11) (Pg. 1240)
9. Ring Worm (S-08) (Pg. 1239)
10. Tuberous Sclerosis (W-06) (Pg. 1264)
11. Pityriasis Rosea (W-06) (Pg. 1251)
12. Bullous Skin Lesions (W-04) (Pg. 1254)
13. Molluscum Contagiosum (W-03) (Pg. 1239, 343)
 14. Eczema - classification; Atopic Eczema - diagnostic criteria (W-03)
15. Nail in Systemic and in some common Skin Diseases (W-02) (Pg. 1260)

Clinical Immunology
SAQ

1. Anaphylaxis (S-19) (Pg. 75)

Poisoning
SAQ

1. OP Poisoning*** - c/f*; treatment/management (S-20)(W-12)(S-10)(W-08) (Pg. 145)

2. Methyl Alcohol Poisoning (W-18) (Pg. 147)
3. Zinc Phosphide Poisoning (S-17) (Pg. 148)
4. Fluorosis* (S-11)(S-09) (Pg. 149)

Evenomation
SAQ

1. Neuroparalytic Snake Bite* - treatment* (W-18)(W-17) (Pg. 159)

Acute Medicine and Critical Illness

SAQ

1. Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (S-17) (Pg. 198)

Infectious Diseases
SAQ

1. Newer Drugs in Leprosy (W-19) (Pg. 269)

2. Leprosy*** - classification; c/f; drug treatment; complications (S-18)(S-17)(S-09)(S-04) (Pg. 267)
3. Lepra Reaction**** - types, management (W-17)(W-11)(W-07)(S-07)(W-05) (Pg. 268)
4. Lepromatous Leprosy** - c/f (S-14)(W-12)(W-09) (Pg. 267)
5. Chicken Pox (S-12) (Pg. 238)
6. Herpes Zoster*** (S-12)(S-07)(S-06)(S-04) (Pg. 239)
7. Chloroquine Resistant Malaria (S-11)
 8. Amoebiasis (W-08) (Pg. 286)

LAQ

1. Cerebral Malaria - c/f, investigations, treatment, complications (S-17) (Pg. 275)

HIV Infection and AIDS

SAQ

1. Opportunistic Infections* in AIDS/HIV (S-18)(S-09) (Pg. 313)

Sexually Transmitted Infections

SAQ

1. Meningovascular Syphilis (S-17) (Pg. 337)

2. Chancre (W-15) (Pg. 333)
3. Gonorrhea* (W-12)(W-09) (Pg. 339)
4. Genital Warts* (S-12)(W-06) (Pg. 342, 1238)
5. Non-Gonococcal Urethritis* - causes, drug management (W-11)(W-03) (Pg. 333)
6. Ulcerative Lesion on Penis/Penile Ulcer (S-11)(W-04) (Pg. 333)
7. Gonococcal Urethritis (S-08) (Pg. 333)
8. Sore on Penis - D/D (S-07)
9. VDRL (S-05) (Pg. 338)

Clinical Biochemistry and Metabolic Medicine

SAQ

1. SIADH (S-19) (Pg. 357)

2. Loop Diuretics (S-13) (Pg. 354)
3. Hyperkalemia* - management (S-12)(W-05) (Pg. 362)
4. Hypokalemia (W-07) (Pg. 361)
5. Role of Kidney in Water Balance (W-04) (Pg. 355)
6. Respiratory Acidosis (W-04) (Pg. 367)
7. Metabolic Acidosis (S-04) (Pg. 364)

Cardiology
LAQ

1. Marfan's Syndrome (S-20) (Pg. 508)

 2. Chronic Cor Pulmonale - etiopathogenesis, c/f, management (S-13)

Nutritional Factors in Disease

SAQ

1. Central Obesity (S-20)(S-10)

2. Niacin (S-19) (Pg. 714)
3. Wernicke's Encephalopathy (S-19) (Pg. 714)
4. Vitamin B3 (Pg. 714)
5. Bariatric Surgery - indications (S-16) (Pg. 703)
6. Anthropometry (BMI) (W-15) (Pg. 693)
7. Biotin (W-15) (Pg. 715)
8. Thiamine Deficiency* - c/f (S-15)(W-05) (Pg. 714)
9. Total Parenteral Nutrition** (S-15)(S-06)(W-04) (Pg. 707)
10. Vitamin C (W-14) (Pg. 715)
11. Pellagra******** (S-14)(W-13)(S-10)(W-09)(S-09)(S-08)(S-06)(S-05)(S-03) (Pg. 714)
12. Obesity**** - complications**; investigations (S-14)(W-12)(W-09)(W-07)(S-05) (Pg. 698)
13. Scurvy (W-11) (Pg. 715)
14. Beri Beri (S-11) (Pg. 714)
15. Hypervitaminosis A (S-11) (Pg. 713)
16. Vitamin E (W-08) (Pg. 713)
17. Zinc Deficiency (W-06) (Pg. 717)
18. UNICEF's Inexpensive Measures to Prevent Protein Energy Malnutrition (W-06)
19. Hypervitaminosis (S-04)

LAQ

1. What is Thiamine; Wernicke's Encephalopathy and Korsakoff's Psychosis - describe, management

(W-06)

Endocrinology
SAQ

1. Hypocalcemia** (S-17)(S-15)(W-08) (Pg. 662)

2. Pituitary Gland Hormones - enumerate (W-13)
3. Myxoedematous Coma (S-13) (Pg. 641)
4. Thyrotoxicosis - eye signs (W-10) (Pg. 636)
5. Addison's Disease - c/f (W-08) (Pg. 671)
6. Tetany (W-02)
Diabetes Mellitus
SAQ

1. Metabolic Syndrome*/Syndrome X (W-18)(S-07) (Pg. 730)

2. Autonomic Neuropathy (S-16) (Pg. 760)
3. Diabetic Nephropathy* (W-11)(S-10) (Pg. 757)
4. DM - diet (W-08)

LAQ

1. Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus - c/f, complications; Insulin Therapy - indications (S-20)

2. Diabetes Ketoacidosis* - etiopathogenesis, c/f, management* (S-13)(W-10) (Pg. 735)
3. DM - types, acute & chronic complications (W-10)

Hematology
SAQ

1. Iron Deficiency Anemia - treatment (S-12) (Pg. 941)

2. Vitamin B12 Deficiency (W-04) (Pg. 945)

Drugs
1. Newer Drugs in Leprosy (W-19) (Pg. 269)
2. Newer Anti-Epileptic Drugs (S-19) (Pg. 1102)
3. MDR TB*** - treatment**/drugs (S-19)(S-17)(W-04)(W-02) (Pg. 595)
4. Rituximab (W-18) (Pg. 1006)
5. Clindamycin (W-15)
6. Pyridostigmine (W-15) (Pg. 1143)
7. Methotrexate (W-14)
8. Loop Diuretics (S-13) (Pg. 354)
9. Gabapentin* (S-13)(S-05)
10. Oseltamivir (W-10) (Pg. 127)
11. Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI) (S-07) (Pg. 1199)
12. Lithium (W-06)
13. Tuberculosis - chemoprophylaxis (W-06)
14. Newer Anti-TB Drugs (S-05)
15. Systemic Corticosteroid Therapy - s/e (W-03)
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SAQ

1. Antioxidants (S-18)
2. Stem Cell Therapy (W-17) (Pg. 914)
3. Renal Hormones (S-17)
4. Alcohol - toxicity on nervous system (S-17)
5. Down's Syndrome* - neurological features (W-16)(S-13)
6. Hypercarbia (S-16)
7. Electric Shock (W-15)
8. Neurodermatitis (W-15)
9. Bioterrorism (W-13) (Pg. 111)
10. Hyperpyrexia (S-11)
11. Polymerase Chain Reaction (W-10) (Pg. 53)
12. Oxygen Therapy (W-10)
13. Alcohol Withdrawal Delirium (S-07) (Pg. 1194, 183)
14. Lathyrism - define, stages, preventive measures (W-03)
15. Pickwickian Syndrome (S-03)
Surgery – I

Wounds and Wound Healing

SAQ

1. Factors affecting*/delaying* Wound Healing (W-18)(W-12)(S-10)(S-04) (Pg. 7)

2. Normal Wound Healing - phases (S-18) (Pg. 6)
3. Crush Syndrome (W-13) (Pg. 11)
4. Keloid (S-11) (Pg. 12)
5. Scar & Keloid - differences* (W-08)(W-04) (Pg. 14)

LAQ

1. Wound Healing - stages, factors influencing (S-15) (Pg. 7)

2. Wounds - classify; Wound Healing - types, factors affecting (W-05)

Ulcer
LAQ

1. Non-Healing Ulcer - etiology, c/f, management (S-14) (Pg. 16)

Infectious Diseases
SAQ

1. Surgical Site Infection (S-17) (Pg. 62)

2. Gas Gangrene* - c/f (W-12)(S-09) (Pg. 50)
3. Carbuncle* (S-12)(W-06) (Pg. 45)
4. HIV Infection - universal precautions (W-10) (Pg. 67)

LAQ

1. Gas Gangrene* of LL - etiology*, c/f, diagnosis, management*; pathology (W-16)(W-06) (Pg. 50)
2. Surgical Wound Infection - RF; Surgical Wound - methods and procedures to minimize Wound Sepsis
(W-02) (Pg. 63)
Swellings
SAQ

1. Dermoid Cyst** (W-19)(W-17)(W-06) (Pg. 72)

2. Lipoma* (S-08)(W-06) (Pg. 68)

Electrolyte and Nutrition

SAQ

1. Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (S-16) (Pg. 97)

2. TPN* - complications* (S-15)(S-14) (Pg. 98)
3. Assessment of Nutritional Status (W-10)
4. Metabolic Alkalosis (S-10) (Pg. 90)
5. Hypokalemia (S-09) (Pg. 89)
6. Enteral Nutrition (W-03) (Pg. 96)

Shock
SAQ

1. Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) (W-18) (Pg. 111)

2. Hypovolumic Shock (S-17) (Pg. 106)
3. Septic Shock - types (S-14)
4. Shock - define, types (W-05)

LAQ

1. Shock***** - define*****, classify**; pathophysiology; types**; c/f (part) (S-20)(W-18)(S-18)(W-06)(S-

06) (W-04)(S-03)
2. Septic Shock** - etiopathology/causes, c/f*, management** (S-20)(W-18)(W-09) (Pg. 107)
3. Severe Sepsis - supportive therapeutic options (S-18)
4. Hypovolumic Shock* - management*; c/f (W-06)(W-04)

Haemorrhage and Blood Transfusion

SAQ

1. Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (W-19) (Pg. 120)

2. Blood Transfusion Reactions; Blood Transfusion**** - complications*** (W-18)(S-14)(S-12)(W-07)
(W-04)(W-03) (Pg. 118)
3. Blood Substitutes (W-17) (Pg. 119)
4. Haemostasis - methods (S-15)(W-10)
 5. Haemorrhage** - types**; Haemorrhagic Shock - treatment (S-07)(W-05)(W-02) (Pg. 113)
6. Methods to Control External Haemorrhage (W-05)

LAQ

1. Blood Transfusion* - indications*, complications*, Blood Components* - list* (W-08)(S-04)

2. Haemorrhagic Shock* - classify; principles of treatment (part) (W-12)(S-06) (Pg. 115)

Burns
SAQ

1. Fluid Management in Burns (W-19) (Pg. 127)

2. 50% Burns Patient weighing 60 kg - fluid calculation (S-17)

LAQ

1. Burns***** - classify*, types*; pathophysiology** (part) (Pg. 122) (S-19)(W-17)(S-16)(W-08)(W-07)

(S-07)
2. 70% Deep Thermal Burns in 50 kg male patient - pathophysiology, management (S-19)
3. 30% Deep Burns - initial resuscitation, management (W-17)
4. 50% Superficial Thermal Burns - c/f, investigations, management (S-16)
5. 60% Burns in 50 kg adult male/female - early management; management upto 1 week (W-08)(S-03)
6. 15% Deep Burns in 35 y/o male - management (W-07)
7. 30% Burns - management (S-07)

Trauma
SAQ

1. ABCD in Polytrauma (W-19) (Pg. 133)

2. Damage Control Surgery (S-18) (Pg. 136)

LAQ

1. Blunt Trauma Abdomen - mechanism, pathophysiology; 27 y/o - h/o injury to abdomen 1 hour back
due to turning turtle of auto rickshaw - BP = 90/60 mm Hg - PR = 120/min - management (W-13)
2. Shock due to Blunt Trauma resulting in Liver Injury - management (W-12) (Pg. 149 SRB 5th Edition)
3. A man falls off train - brought to casualty in unconscious state - management (S-12)
4. Polytrauma - parameters of emergency assessment (part) (W-03)
Hand and Foot
SAQ

1. Collar Stud Abscess* (W-13)(S-10) (Pg. 150, 432)

Arterial Diseases
SAQ

1. Raynaud’s Phenomenon (Pg. 176) (S-20)

2. Acute Lower Limb Ischemia due to Embolus in Femoral Artery - management (S-16) (Pg. 185)
3. Dry Gangrene (W-07) (Pg. 199)
4. Gangrene - causes; Wet & Dry Gangrene - difference (S-07)
5. Intermittent Claudication* - define; Ischemic Lower Extremity - signs (S-06)(W-05) (Pg. 162)

LAQ

1. Gangrene** - define**, causes; types* (part) (W-16)(W-15)(S-08) (Pg. 199)

2. Buerger's Disease/Thromboangitis Obliterans* (TAO) - c/f*, investigations, treatment*; define,
investigate, treat a patient of TAO with Rest Pain (W-15)(W-14)(S-08) (Pg. 172)
3. Peripheral Arterial Diseases - causes; Dry & Wet Gangrene - differentiate; PAD with Forefoot Dry
Gangrene - management (W-12)

Vascular Lesions
SAQ

1. Hamartoma (W-06) (Pg. 213)

Venous Diseases
SAQ

1. Varicose Ulcer**; Venous Ulcer - management (S-16)(S-15)(W-14)(S-12) (Pg. 232)

2. Phlegmasia Cerulea Dolens (W-13) (Pg. 217)
3. Deep Vein Thrombosis** - c/f*; management (W-11)(S-08)(W-07) (Pg. 216)
4. Varicose Veins - clinical tests & their interpretation (W-03) (Pg. 223)
5. Brodie-Trendelenberg Test - describe, inference (W-02)

LAQ

1. Superficial Venous System of Lower Limbs; Veins of LL* - surgical anatomy**; Varicose Veins*** of LL -
pathophysiology*, management***; c/f*; etiology (S-19)(S-11)(W-10)(S-09) (Pg. 215, 219)
 2. Venous Drainage of Lower Limb - surgical physiology; Long Saphenous Vein Varicosities -
etiopathogenesis, c/f, management (S-10)
3. Leg Ulcers - causes; Varicose Ulcers - treatment (S-03) (Pg. 234)

Lymphatics
SAQ

1. Lymphoedema* - management (S-19)(S-14) (Pg. 241)

LAQ

1. Unilateral Limb Oedema - causes; Filaria Limb - surgical management (S-13) (Pg. 242)

Neoplasm
SAQ

1. Tumor Markers (W-11) (Pg. 274)

2. Carcinoma In Situ (S-04)

Skin Tumors
SAQ

1. Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans (W-16) (Pg. 279)

2. Marjolin's Ulcer* (W-09)(S-09) (Pg. 283)
3. Malignant Melanoma (W-06) (Pg. 287)

Amputations
SAQ

1. Below Knee Amputations (W-11) (Pg. 311)

Reconstruction
SAQ

1. Partial & Full Thickness Skin Graft - distinguish (S-06) (Pg. 317)
Transplantation
SAQ

1. Immunosuppressive Agents (W-16) (Pg. 329)

Faciomaxillary Diseases
SAQ

1. Cleft Lip* & Cleft Palate - classify (S-17)(S-14) (Pg. 339)

Oral Cavity
SAQ

1. Ca Tongue* - TNM Staging; c/f (W-19)(W-05) (Pg. 366)

2. Leukoplakia of Oral Mucosa (W-15) (Pg. 359)
3. Plunging [Ranula]* (W-14)(W-09) (Pg. 356)
4. Submucous Fibrosis (Oral) (S-11) (Pg. 360)
5. Pre-Malignant Lesions of Oral Mucosa (S-06)
6. Oral Cancers - RF (W-02) (Pg. 364)

LAQ

1. Carcinoma of Oral Cavity - describe pre-cancerous conditions; Ca Anterior ⅔ Tongue - c/f, management
(S-09)

Salivary Glands
SAQ

1. Warthin's Tumor* (S-19)(W-17) (Pg. 403)

2. Pleomorphic Adenoma*** (S-12)(S-10)(W-09)(W-07) (Pg. 401)
3. Benign Parotid Tumors (W-11)

LAQ

1. Parotid Gland - surgical anatomy* (part) (Pg. 392) (S-20)(S-17)

2. Parotid Tumors* - etiopathology, classification*; Pleomorphic Adenoma* of Parotid Gland -
management* (Pg. 401); Carcinoma of Parotid Gland - management (S-20)(S-17)(W-15)
3. Salivary Gland Tumors - classify (part) (Pg. 400) (W-15)
Neck
SAQ

1. Branchial Cyst** & Branchial Fistula (S-20)(S-18)(W-09) (Pg. 419)

2. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (S-18) (Pg. 427)
3. Modified Radical Neck Dissection (S-13) (Pg. 440)
4. Cystic Hygroma* - pathogenesis, treatment (S-11)(S-03) (Pg. 424)
5. Cervical Rib* (W-10)(W-07) (Pg. 416)
6. Cold Abscess* in Neck - management (S-07)(S-05) (Pg. 434)
7. Tuberculous Lymphadenitis - sequelae (S-04) (Pg. 431)

Thyroid
SAQ

1. Hashimoto's Thyroiditis* (S-20)(W-14) (Pg. 478)

2. Thyroid Function Test (S-19) (Pg. 449)
3. Solitary Thyroid Nodule** - investigations (S-18)(S-11)(W-04) (Pg. 454)
4. Lateral Aberrant Thyroid (W-17) (Pg. 448)
5. Thyrotoxicosis** - Eye Signs*; management (S-17)(W-15)(S-03) (Pg. 461)
6. Thyroid Surgery/Thyroidectomy - postoperative complications* (W-16)(S-07) (Pg. 483)
7. Thyroglossal Cyst**** & Thyroglossal Fistula - management (W-15)(S-15)(S-09)(W-08)(S-05) (Pg. 447)
8. Multinodular Goitre (W-13) (Pg. 451)
9. Goitre - classification (W-12) (Pg. 450)
10. DeQuervain's Thyroiditis (S-10) (Pg. 478)
11. Thyroid - surgical anatomy (W-08) (Pg. 443)
12. Thyroid Storm (S-04) (Pg. 483)

LAQ

1. Midline Neck Swelling - D/D; Graves’ Disease* - c/f*, management*; etiology, investigations (W-19)
(S-08) (Pg. 458)
2. Goitre* - classify; define (part) (W-18)(W-02)
3. Papillary Carcinoma of Thyroid* - etiology, c/f*, diagnosis, management*; Thyroid Gland
Neoplasm/Thyroid Malignancies - describe; classify*; Papillary & Follicular Carcinoma - difference;
Differentiated Thyroid Carcinomas - c/f, management (W-18)(S-14)(W-09)(W-09)(S-04) (Pg. 450, 468)
4. Thyroid Gland - surgical anatomy; 60 y/o lady with Multinodular Goitre - investigation, management
(S-16) (Pg. 441, 451)
5. Thyrotoxicosis*** - c/f**, treatment*; types, medical & surgical treatment*; define, causes,
investigations* (S-12)(W-11)(S-06)(S-05) (Pg. 458)
6. Non-Toxic Multinodular Goitre* - pathogenesis*, c/f*, investigations*, complications* (W-05)(W-02)
Parathyroids and Adrenals
SAQ

1. Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia - II (MEN-II) (S-13) (Pg. 496)

2. Hyperparathyroism - c/f (S-08) (Pg. 491)

Breast
SAQ

1. Cystosarcoma Phyllodes** - c/f, management (S-20)(S-09)(S-06) (Pg. 512)

2. Fibroadenoma* Breast (S-19)(S-16) (Pg. 508)
3. Carcinoma Breast*** - chemotherapy; routes of spread; etiological factors; methods of screening
(W-18)(W-08)(W-05)(W-02) (Pg. 546)
4. Nipple Discharge; Blood Stained Nipple Discharge - causes, investigations (W-16)(S-03) (Pg. 556)
5. Triple Test in Ca Breast (W-15) (Pg. 538)
6. Locally Advanced Breast Carcinoma* - management* (S-13)(S-07) (Pg. 548)
7. Giant Fibroadenoma (S-13)
8. Gynaecomastia (S-08) (Pg. 519)
9. Patey's Mastectomy - structures removed (W-05) (Pg. 538)
10. Inflammatory Carcinoma of Breast (W-04) (Pg. 525)

LAQ

1. Carcinoma Breast*** - c/f, management; predisposing factors, investigations; pathological types,

spread, role of conservative breast surgery; clinical staging (W-19)(W-14)(S-11)(W-10) (Pg. 522)
2. Breast** - surgical anatomy** with figures (part) (S-18)(S-10)(W-04)
3. Locally Advanced*** Carcinoma of Breast - management*** (S-18)(S-17)(W-13)(S-05) (Pg. 548)
4. Benign Breast Diseases** - classify; discuss; clinical presentations, management*; etiology,
pathogenesis, c/f (W-17)(W-14)(S-10)
5. Malignant Breast Tumors - classification, etiology (S-17)
6. Triple Assessment - define (part) (S-15)
7. Early** Carcinoma of Breast** in 32 y/o lady - management** (S-15)(W-11)(W-10)
8. Cancer Breast - current histopathological nomenclature, characteristic of each one (part) (W-13)
9. Operable Breast Cancer - define; T2N1M0 Breast Cancer - management (W-07)
10. Lymphatic Drainage of Breast (part) (S-05)
11. Carcinoma Breast Stage II* - c/f, management* (W-04)(W-03)
12. 4 cm Lump in Upper-Outer Quadrant of Breast of 55 y/o female - D/D (W-03)

Neurosurgery
SAQ

1. Subdural Hematoma (S-19) (Pg. 1082)

 2. Modified [Glasgow Coma Scale]***** - significance* (W-18)(W-17)(W-15)(W-09)(S-05)(S-03) (Pg.
1079)
3. Extradural Hematoma**** - diagnosis*, c/f**, investigations* (W-16)(W-08)(S-05)(W-04)(W-02) (Pg.
1081)
4. CT Scan for Head Injury (W-14) (Pg. 1077)
5. Lucid Interval (W-12) (Pg. 1081)
6. # Base of Skull - diagnostic signs (S-08) (Pg. 1085)

LAQ

1. Head Injuries - classify; Subdural Hematoma - signs, symptoms, management (S-13) (Pg. 1082)
2. Head Injury - c/f, investigations, management (S-07)
3. Severe Head Injury - principles of initial management (W-03)

Thorax
SAQ

1. Flail Chest***** (S-20)(S-16)(W-13)(S-12)(S-11)(S-05) (Pg. 1100)

Stomach
LAQ

1. Carcinoma Stomach - etiology, c/f, diagnosis, management (W-16) (Pg. 835)

2. CHPS (W-12) (Pg. 811)

Large Intestine
SAQ

1. Targeted Chemotherapy for Colonic Malignancy (S-13) (Pg-899)

Scrotum
SAQ

1. Fournier's Gangrene (S-15) (Pg. 1056)

Adjuvant Therapy
SAQ

1. Radiotherapy - complications (W-10) (Pg. 1127)

Anaesthesia
SAQ

1. Spinal Anesthesia (W-14) (Pg. 1136)

Operative Surgery
SAQ

1. Tracheostomy* - indications; complications (W-08)(W-03) (Pg. 1157)

Untitled
SAQ

1. Antibiotic Prophylaxis (W-11)

2. Brainstem Death - clinical testing (S-06)
3. Name any three Pre-Malignant Conditions* (W-05)(W-02)
4. Cancer Screening Program - objectives, principles (W-03)
Orthopedics

1: Introduction
SAQ

1. Open Fracture - classification (S-10) (Pg. 2)

LAQ

1. Fracture** - define**, classify**; radiological patterns (part) (S-18)(W-08)(W-05) (Pg. 1)

2: Anatomy of Bone and Fracture Healing

SAQ

1. Fracture Healing* (W-13)(W-04) (Pg. 10)

LAQ

1. Fracture Healing* in tubular bone - stages, factors affecting (W-08)(W-05) (Pg. 11)

3: Treatment of Fractures: General Principles

SAQ

1. Compound Fracture/Open Fracture - primary management (S-19)(S-09) (Pg. 21, 2)

2. Conservative Management of Fractures (W-11)
3. Rehabilitation - role in fracture treatment (S-05) (Pg. 19)

LAQ

1. Compound Fracture - principles of management (S-18) (Pg. 21)

4: Splints and Traction

SAQ

1. Tractions* in Orthopedics - types, uses (W-19)(W-09) (Pg. 26)

2. Skeletal Traction (S-16) (Pg. 27)
3. Thomas Splint (W-15) (Pg. 25)
4. Skin Traction - uses, indications, contraindications (W-07)
 5. Commonly Used Splints and Tractions - enumerate (S-04)

5: Recent Advances in the Treatment of Fractures

SAQ

1. Interlocking Nail (S-12) (Pg. 32, 142)

2. Distraction Osteogenesis (S-09) (Pg. 34)

7: Complications of Fractures
SAQ

1. Compartment Syndrome**** of forearm - causes, c/f*, treatment*; define (W-18)(S-18)(W-16)

(W-08)(S-06) (Pg. 47)
2. Sudeck's Osteodystrophy* of wrist & hand - c/f, diagnosis, treatment (W-15)(W-08) (Pg. 51)
3. Non-Union******* - define*, types****, management*****; causes* (W-15)(W-14)(S-12)(W-09)
(W-06)(S-05)(S-03)(W-02) (Pg. 48)
4. Malunion of Fractures (S-13) (Pg. 49)
5. Fat Embolism (S-09) (Pg. 43)
6. Post-Traumatic Ossification - diagnosis, management (W-03) (Pg. 52)

9: Fractures in Children
SAQ

1. Physeal Injuries (S-16) (Pg. 58)

2. Greenstick Fracture (W-14) (Pg. 57, 109)

10: Peripheral Nerve Injuries

SAQ

1. Late Ulnar Nerve Palsy - management (Pg. 71) (S-20)

2. Radial Nerve Palsy/Injury** (S-17)(W-13)(S-11)(W-03) (Pg. 65)
3. Foot Drop - causes, c/f, treatment (W-16) (Pg. 63)
4. Nerve Injuries - classify, management (W-15)
5. Neuropraxia* - define, causes, principles of treatment (S-08)(W-07) (Pg. 63)
6. Tinel's Sign (S-07) (Pg. 69)
12: Treatment of Orthopedic Disorders: General Review
SAQ

1. Bone Graft and other Bone Substitutes (W-11) (Pg. 84)

13: Injuries Around the Shoulder, Fracture Humerus

SAQ

1. Anterior Dislocation of Shoulder** Joint - types, treatment, complications; signs (W-11)(W-08)(W-04)

(Pg. 90)

14: Injuries Around Elbow

SAQ

1. Cubitus Varus (S-19) (Pg. 102)

2. Volkmann's Ischemic Contracture** (W-17)(W-12)(W-10) (Pg. 101)
3. Volkmann's Ischemia** - clinical diagnosis*, management**; c/f (W-15)(S-09)(W-03) (Pg. 101)

LAQ

1. Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture - c/f, management (Pg. 101) (S-20)

2. Supracondylar Fracture Humerus**** in 7 y/o* child - c/f**, management***, complications*;
mechanism of injury**; describe X-Ray*; conservative management; types, immediate complications
(S-14)(S-12)(S-08)(S-07)(S-03) (Pg. 97)

15: Injuries of the Forearm and Wrist

SAQ

1. Fracture Scaphoid** (W-17)(W-12)(W-10) (Pg. 115)

2. Colles' Fracture****** - complications****; define* (W-13)(W-12)(W-10)(S-09)(W-08)(W-04)(W-02)
(Pg. 111)
3. Monteggia Fracture Dislocation* - describe, management; define, c/f, mode of injury (S-11)(W-07) (Pg.
110)
4. Smith's Fracture - mechanism of injury, displacement (S-07) (Pg. 114)
5. Enumerate Injuries occurring due to Fall on Outstretched Hand (W-02)

LAQ

1. Colles' Fracture** - define*, c/f**, classification, management**, complications** (W-18)(W-15)(S-04)

(Pg. 111)
 2. Lower End of Radius* - enumerate fractures* (part) (W-15)(S-04)

16: Hand Injuries

SAQ

1. Mallet Finger (S-07) (Pg. 118)

17: Pelvic Fractures

SAQ

1. Fracture Pelvis** - complications*; principles of treatment of visceral complications (W-09)(S-08)

(W-05) (Pg. 127)

18: Injuries Around the Hip

SAQ

1. Intracapsular [Fracture Neck Femur]***** - management*; complications*; classify* (S-20)(W-19)(S-

10)(W-09)(S-06)(S-03) (Pg. 132)
2. Femoral Head - blood supply (W-19) (Pg. 129)
3. Hip Dislocation (W-19) (Pg. 130)

LAQ

1. Intertrochanteric Fracture* Femur (in elderly) - mechanism of injury, c/f*, management*; classification
(W-17)(S-13) (Pg. 138)
2. Fracture Neck Femur* - classify*, c/f*, management* at various ages; X-Ray findings (S-15)(S-09) (Pg.
132)
3. Posterior Dislocation of Hip - mechanism of injury, clinico-radiological features, management (W-03)
(Pg. 130)

19: Fracture Shaft of Femur

SAQ

1. Fracture Shaft Femur in adults - management (S-10) (Pg. 141)

20: Injuries Around the Knee
SAQ

1. Patella Fracture** - types, surgical treatment (S-17)(S-15)(S-14) (Pg. 146)

LAQ

1. Fracture Patella - c/f, investigations, treatment (W-10) (Pg. 146)

21: Injuries to Leg, Ankle and Foot

SAQ

1. Pott's Fracture* - classification*, management (S-11)(W-02) (Pg. 159)

2. Ankle Sprain (S-08) (Pg. 163)

LAQ

1. Pott's Fracture* in adults - classification*, clinico-radiological features, management*; mechanism of

injury (S-17)(W-14) (Pg. 159)
2. Fractures of Shaft of Tibia - types, investigations, treatment; Closed Interlocked Intermedullary Nailing -
advantages (S-06) (Pg. 155)

22: Infections of Bones and Joints

SAQ

1. Acute Osteomyelitis***** in child - c/f**; management; pathogenesis; define, types (S-20)(W-17)(S-

15)(S-11)(S-10)(W-02) (Pg. 168)
2. Chronic Osteomyelitis****** - radiological signs/features*; management; complications*; c/f*
(W-19)(S-17)(S-16)(W-15)(W-14)(W-13)(S-03) (Pg. 173)
3. Brodie's Abscess (S-19) (Pg. 175)
4. Sequestrum* - types (S-14)(S-06) (Pg. 172)
5. Pyogenic Infection of Knee Joint - c/f, investigations, principles of treatment (W-07)

LAQ

1. Chronic Osteomyelitis* - pathogenesis, c/f*, principles of treatment/management, complications;

etiopathology, radiological features (W-16)(W-09) (Pg. 173)
2. Acute Osteomyelitis** - define, etiopathology**, c/f**, treatment; radiological features,
management*; investigations (W-07)(S-05)(W-04) (Pg. 168)
23: Tuberculosis of Bones and Joints
SAQ

1. Pott’s Spine/Tuberculosis of Spine* - investigations; c/f*, radiological signs/features (S-20)(S-06)(S-03)

(Pg. 185)
2. Tuberculosis of Hip****** Joint - stages**; c/f*, management* (W-18)(W-16)(S-15)(S-13)(W-12)
(W-10)(W-06) (Pg. 194)
3. Tubercular Dactylitis (S-18) (Pg. 203)
4. Pott's Paraplegia* of Late Onset; Early Onset - causes, prognosis (S-07)(W-05) (Pg. 191)

LAQ

1. Koch's Spine; Tuberculosis of Spine*** at Dorsolumbar Spine*/at Vertebral Level D12 with Incomplete
Paraplegia; Pott's Spine* - c/f******, management******; pathology*, radiological features*;
etiopathology; investigations; etiology, pathogenesis* (S-16)(W-13)(W-12)(S-11)(S-10)(W-02) (Pg. 185)

25: Congenital Talipes Equino Varus (CTEV)

SAQ

1. CTEV******/Clubfoot** in child of 2 years - treatment; management****; treatment protocol from

birth upto 1 year; conservative management; differentiate between extrinsic and intrinsic type (S-
20)(W-17)(S-16)(S-14)(W-12)(W-10)(S-08)(W-05)(S-04) (Pg. 214)

26: Congenital Dislocation of Hip and Other Malformations

SAQ

1. Ortolani's Test for CDH - describe (S-07) (Pg. 221)

2. Congenital Dislocation of Hip (CDH) in an infant - c/f (S-05) (Pg. 220)

27: Poliomyelitis and Other Neuromuscular Disorders

SAQ

1. Poliomyelitis - stages (W-04) (Pg. 227)

28: Bone Tumors
SAQ

1. Chondrosarcoma* (W-19)(S-11) (Pg. 246)

2. Ewing's Sarcoma** (S-19)(S-17)(S-15) (Pg. 243)
3. Osteochondroma***** - clinico-radiological features, treatment; c/f, complications, management
(W-18)(S-16)(W-13)(S-08)(W-07)(W-03) (Pg. 247)
4. Osteogenic Sarcoma/Osteosarcoma - radiological features* (S-18)(S-10) (Pg. 240)
5. Giant Cell Tumour*******/Osteoclastoma - sites*, radiological features*, treatment**; c/f**;
management*; define, types (W-17)(W-16)(W-12)(S-12)(W-10)(S-09)(W-08)(W-06)(W-02) (Pg. 237)
6. Aneurysmal Bone Cyst (W-14) (Pg. 249)
7. Osteoid Osteoma* (S-14)(S-13) (Pg. 235)
8. Unicameral Bone Cyst (S-06) (Pg. 248)
9. Skeletal Metastasis - primary sites; What is Occult Primary; Bone Metastasis - common locations
(W-05) (Pg. 246)
10. Benign and Malignant Bone Tumors* - clinical differences* (S-05)(S-03)

29: Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc

SAQ

1. Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc* (S-13)(S-12) (Pg. 252)

32: Traumatic Paraplegia

SAQ

1. Paraplegia in # Spine - management (W-06) (Pg. 276)

2. Traumatic Paraplegia - principles of management (S-04) (Pg. 276)

33: Scoliosis and Other Spinal Deformities

SAQ

1. Milwaukee Brace (W-18) (Pg. 282)

34: Arthritis and Related Diseases

SAQ

1. Ankylosing Spondylitis* (W-18)(W-14) (Pg. 290)

 2. Rheumatoid Arthritis of hand - treatment (S-04) (Pg. 289)

35: Degenerative Disorders

SAQ

1. Osteoarthritis of Knee***** - c/f*, management; radiological findings*, principles of treatment (S-

15)(S-13)(S-12)(W-09)(W-05)(W-04) (Pg. 295)
2. Degenerative Arthritis/Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis* - differences* (S-05)(S-03) (Pg. 300)

LAQ

1. Osteoarthritis of Knee Joint - etiopathogenesis, c/f, investigations, treatment (W-06) (Pg. 295)

36: Affections of Soft Tissue

SAQ

1. Tennis Elbow**** - define*, causes*, treatment* (W-16)(S-16)(S-12)(W-09)(W-04) (Pg. 302)

2. Golfer's Elbow (S-14) (Pg. 302)
3. Frozen Shoulder* - define, c/f, principles of treatment (W-13)(W-07) (Pg. 304)
4. DeQuervain's Tenisynovitis (W-11) (Pg. 303)
5. Plantar Fascitis (S-08) (Pg. 304)
6. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (S-06) (Pg. 303)
7. Ganglion (S-04) (Pg. 303)

37: Metabolic Bone Diseases

SAQ

1. Osteomalacia (S-19) (Pg. 312)

2. Rickets***** - c/f**; radiological features; describe X-Ray; management* (S-18)(S-15)(W-14)(S-07)
(W-06)(W-03) (Pg. 310)
3. Osteoporosis* - causes, fractures due to osteoporosis (S-17)(W-05) (Pg. 308)
4. Deficiency Rickets; Nutritional Rickets (S-13)(S-04) (Pg. 310)
5. Osteoporosis and Osteomalacia - difference (part) (W-05)

LAQ

1. Rickets - define, classification, pathophysiology, c/f, management (W-19) (Pg. 310)

38: Miscellaneous Affections of the Bone
SAQ

1. Avascular Necrosis of Femoral Head (Pg. 318) (S-20)

2. Perthes' Disease (W-18) (Pg. 318)
3. Osteogenesis Imperfecta (S-18) (Pg. 316)

LAQ

1. Perthes' Disease - signs, symptoms, radiological changes, management, complications (W-19) (Pg. 318)

39: Miscellaneous Regional Diseases

SAQ

1. Congenital Vertical Talus (S-17) (Pg. 326)

2. Genu Valgum and Genu Varum (S-11) (Pg. 324)

40: Amputations, Prosthetics and Orthotics

SAQ

1. Modern Day Amputation Prosthetics (S-19) (Pg. 331)

2. Amputation* - define, indications*, types*, complications (W-16)(W-02) (Pg. 332)

41: Arthroscopic Surgery

SAQ

1. Arthroscopy in Knee (W-06) (Pg. 334, 152)

42: Joint Replacement Surgery

SAQ

1. Total Hip Replacement (W-11) (Pg. 339)

43: Imaging Modalities in Orthopedics
SAQ

1. MRI in Orthopedics (S-14) (Pg. 342)

Annexure
SAQ

1. Thomas' Test for Hip (W-03) (Pg. 349)

Untitled
SAQ

1. TT Splint (S-18)
2. Tourniquet (W-17)
3. Human Cartilage - micro-anatomy (W-11)
4. Bone Substitutes (W-11)
5. Wallerian Degeneration (S-10)
6. Bony Swelling in Upper End of Tibia in adult - D/D (W-09) (Pg. 359, 366)
7. Displaced Fracture - diagnostic examination findings (S-05) (Pg. 98?)
Surgery – II

GIT
Peritoneum
SAQ

1. Mesenteric Cyst** (S-20)(S-16)(S-13) (Pg. 569)

LAQ

1. Perforation Peritonitis - etiology, c/f, management (W-04)

Abdominal Tuberculosis
SAQ

1. Ileocaecal Tuberculosis (W-17) (Pg. 574)

2. Koch's Abdomen - c/f (W-03) (Pg. 574)

LAQ

1. Ileocaecal Tuberculosis - c/f, investigations, treatment (W-13) (Pg. 574)

2. Abdominal Tuberculosis - c/f, investigations, treatment (W-11) (Pg. 573)
3. Intestinal Tuberculosis - c/f, investigations, treatment (S-04)

Liver
SAQ

1. Budd Chiari Syndrome (W-18) (Pg. 619)

2. Amoebic Liver Abscess*** (S-16)(W-13)(S-12)(W-08) (Pg. 589)
3. Hydatid Cyst in Liver** - management; causative parasites, layers (S-15)(W-09)(S-03) (Pg. 595)
4. Surgical Jaundice - causes (W-13) (Pg. 646)
5. Liver Abscess - management (S-13) (Pg. 591)
6. Oesophageal Varices** - methods of controlling*; Acute Oesophageal Variceal Bleeding - emergency
management (S-12)(S-10)(S-05)(W-03) (Pg. 610)
7. Echinococcus Granulosus - life cycle (S-07)
LAQ

1. Chronic alcoholic patient comes to casualty with haematemesis - Bleeding Oesophageal Varices -
investigation, management (Pg. 611) (S-20)
2. Echinococcus Granulosus - life cycle; Liver Hydatid Cyst* - C/F*, management*, complications*
(W-19)(S-17) (Pg. 595)
3. Solitary Lesion in Liver - D/D; 50 y/o shepherd - right hypochondriac lump - investigations,
management (S-14)
4. Liver - surgical anatomy including Couniaud's Segments; Liver Tumors - classify; Malignancy of Liver -
management (W-11) (Pg. 584, 599)
5. Amoebic Liver Abscess* - etiology*, c/f*, management*; Abscesses in Liver - causes (S-11)(S-07) (Pg.
589)
6. Massive Haematemesis in Shock due to Oesophageal Varices - management (W-10) (Pg. 612)
7. Bleeding Oesophageal Varices - c/f, investigations, treatment (W-06)
8. Portal Hypertension - causes; Hepatic Pre-Coma - c/f, investigations, treatment (S-06) (Pg. 607, 620)

Gallbladder
SAQ

1. Choledocholithiasis*/Biliary Stones/Common Bile Duct Stones - management* (S-20)(S-18)(W-16)(S-

08) (Pg. 642)
2. Gall Stone Ileus - c/f, management (S-19) (Pg. 640)
3. ERCP* (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreaticography) (W-14)(S-10) (Pg. 625)
4. Choledochal Cyst** - define, types (only diagrams) (W-14)(S-13)(S-06) (Pg. 628)
5. Cholelithiasis* - etiopathology (S-14)(S-11) (Pg. 631)
6. T-Tube Cholangiography (W-13) (Pg. 627)
7. Extrahepatic Biliary Atresia (W-13) (Pg. 630)
8. Clay Coloured Stools (W-12)
9. Graham-Cole Test (W-09)
10. Gallstones*** - complications**; types; Jaundice - preoperative preparation (W-09)(S-09)(S-07)(S-06)
11. Obstructive Jaundice - investigations (W-08) (Pg. 646)
12. Intra-operative Cholangiogram while performing Cholecystectomy - indications (S-06)
13. Empyema Gallbladder (W-05) (Pg. 638)
14. Ultrasonography in Cholecystitis (Acute & Chronic) (W-02)

LAQ

1. Obstructive Jaundice**/Surgical Jaundice** - define; causes*****, investigations**; Obstructive

Jaundice due to Common Bile Duct Stones - management; Common Bile Duct Calculi** - treatment**;
1 cm Calculus in Common Bile Duct - management; Choledocholithiasis - management (W-17)
(W-14)(W-12)(S-10)(S-05)(S-04)(S-03) (Pg. 646, 642)
2. Gallstones*** - pathophysiology; etiopathology, c/f, complications**, management; causes, effects
(W-15)(W-10)(W-12)(W-07)
3. Acute Calculous Cholecystitis*** in 60 y/o Diabetic - management***; c/f**; etiopathology,
complications (W-15)(S-15)(S-12)(W-07) (Pg. 635)
4. Congenital Anomalies of Biliary Tree - enumerate; Choledochal Cyst - management (W-03)
Spleen
SAQ

1. Elective [Splenectomy******] - indications****; complications*; Blood Disorders treated by

Splenectomy (W-17)(W-16)(S-16)(W-07)(W-06)(W-04)(S-04)(S-03) (Pg. 668, 669)
2. Splenomegaly - causes (S-14) (Pg. 665)
3. Spleen - surgical anatomy (W-09) (Pg. 660)
4. Splenic Injuries - c/f, management (S-05)

LAQ

1. Splenic Rupture - c/f, investigations, management (S-08) (Pg. 661)

Pancreas
SAQ

1. Acute Pancreatitis**** - complications***; etiology (W-19)(S-17)(W-11)(W-08)(W-05) (Pg. 681)

2. Pseudocyst of Pancreas******** - management** (W-18)(S-18)(W-17)(W-15)(W-12)(S-11)(S-09)
(S-08)(S-05) (Pg. 682)
3. Insulinoma (S-14) (Pg. 702)
4. Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome (W-10) (Pg. 704)

LAQ

1. Obstructive Jaundice due to Ca Head of Pancreas - c/f, investigations, management (W-18) (Pg. 695)
2. 35 y/o male - chronic alcoholic - acute onset upper abdominal pain and vomiting - ultrasound
examination shows bulky, edematous Pancreas - management (S-15) (Pg. 675)
3. Acute Pancreatitis*** - etiopathogenesis*, management*; c/f, complications; causes*; Mild & Severe
Pancreatitis - differentiate (W-14)(W-09)(W-04)(W-02) (Pg. 675)
4. Chronic Pancreatitis - etiology, RF, investigations, c/f, treatment (S-13) (Pg. 685)
5. Pseudocyst of Pancreas* - management* (part) (W-04)(W-02)

Abdominal Wall and Umbilicus

SAQ

1. Vitellointestinal Duct** - anomalies*; developmental anomalies (W-19)(S-17)(S-10) (Pg. 730)

2. Omphalocele (W-18) (Pg. 735)
3. Umbilical Granuloma (W-15) (Pg. 729)
4. Congenital Anomalies of the Umbilicus - enumerate (S-03)
Hernia
SAQ

1. Femoral Hernia (S-18) (Pg. 763)

2. Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (W-16)
3. Epigastric Hernia* (S-16)(S-09) (Pg. 771)
4. Obstructed Inguinal Hernia - c/f (S-15)
5. Congenital Hernia (S-09)
6. Strangulated Hernia* - c/f, management*; difference from routine treatment of Hernia (S-08)(W-02)
7. Inguinal Defence Mechanisms for Prevention of Hernia (S-07) (Pg. 744)
8. Richter's Hernia* (W-06)(W-04) (Pg. 773)
9. Internal Ring Occlusion Test in Inguinal Hernia - describe, enumerate pitfalls of false positive test (S-06)
(Pg. 747)
10. Incisional Hernia - factors leading to formation, types of repair (S-06)
11. Paraumbilical Hernia in adult - c/f, treatment (W-02) (Pg. 770)

LAQ

1. Anterior Abdominal Wall - anatomy; Incisional Hernia - methods of repair (W-18) (Pg. 768)
1. Inguinal Canal - surgical anatomy; Inguinal Hernia - etiology, types, c/f; Strangulated Inguinal Hernia -
management (W-07) (Pg. 743, 740, 761)

Oesophagus
SAQ

1. Achalasia Cardia**** - treatment modalities (S-20)(W-18)(W-17)(W-09)(S-06) (Pg. 788)

2. Carcinoma Oesophagus - management (S-19) (Pg. 795)
3. T.O. Fistula* - management in adult; Congenital Tracheo-Oesophageal Fistula - types (S-19)(S-09)(S-04)
(Pg. 793)
4. Mallory-Weiss Syndrome - investigations, management (S-19) (Pg. 743)
5. Oesophageal Atresia (W-06)
6. Dysphagia* - oesophageal [causes]* (part) (S-06)(S-04)

LAQ

1. Oesophagus* - surgical anatomy* (part) (S-16)(S-08) (Pg. 776)

2. Achalasia Cardia - c/f, management (S-16) (Pg. 788)
3. Dysphagia*** - causes**; D/D in 65 y/o man (part) (W-13)(W-08)(S-08)(S-07) (Pg. 778)
4. Carcinoma Oesophagus** involving Lower Third* - c/f**, management***; investigations; etiology
(W-13)(W-08)(S-08)(S-07)
Stomach
SAQ

1. Flexible GI Scopy* (W-19)(S-17) (Pg. 808)

2. H. Pylori (W-17) (Pg. 810)
3. Congenital/Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis*** - c/f*, surgical treatment; treatment (W-14)
(W-11)(S-04)(W-02) (Pg. 811)
4. Perforated Peptic Ulcer - treatment (S-12) (Pg. 823)
5. Lymphatic Drainage of Stomach - diagram (W-11) (Pg. 806)
6. Bleeding Peptic Ulcer - management (S-11) (Pg. 824)
7. Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome (W-10) (Pg. 704)
8. Peptic Ulcer Surgery* - sequelae* (W-10)(S-10) (Pg. 828)
9. Trichobezoar (W-07) (Pg. 831)
10. Peptic Ulceration - complications (W-06) (Pg. 815, 816)
11. Carcinoma Stomach** - investigations; RF, investigations; surgical treatment (W-05)(S-05)(W-03) (Pg.
842)
12. Haematemesis* - causes* (W-04)(W-02) (Pg. 827)
13. Gastrojejunostomy - late complications (W-03) (Pg. 850)
14. Chronic Duodenal Ulcer - complications, operations to treat the complications (S-03)

LAQ

1. Carcinoma Stomach*** in 50 y/o Alcoholic Male Patient; involving Antrum - etiopathology, c/f*,
management***; etiopathogenesis*, staging; investigations* (W-17)(W-16)(S-14)(S-10) (Pg. 835)
2. Gastric Outlet Obstruction - causes (part) (S-14)
3. Haematemesis* - causes* (part) (W-10)(W-06) (Pg. 827)
4. Stomach - anatomy, blood supply, lymphatic drainage (part) (S-10)
5. Chronic Peptic Ulcer* - complications*; Perforated Duodenal/Peptic Ulcer - pathology*, c/f*,
management* (S-09)(W-05) (Pg. 821)

Small Intestine
SAQ

1. Meckel's Diverticulum****** (S-18)(W-15)(S-12)(S-11)(W-08)(W-07)(S-07) (Pg. 853)

2. Surgical Complications of Typhoid (S-08) (Pg. 858)

Large Intestine
SAQ

1. Diverticulitis (Pg. 880) (S-20)

2. Colostomy* (W-14)(W-12) (Pg. 901)
3. Amoeboma (W-14)
 4. Hirschsprung Disease (S-14) (Pg. 877)
5. Carcinoembryonic Antigen (W-12) (Pg. 897)
6. Carcinoma Colon - screening tests (S-11) (Pg. 896)

LAQ

1. Colon Cancer/Tumors - etiopathology; classification (part) (W-19)(W-05) (Pg. 892)

2. Ulcerative Colitis - etiology, pathology, c/f, management (S-16) (Pg. 883)
3. Sigmoid Colon Carcinoma - pathology, c/f, management (S-12) (Pg. 892)
4. Carcinoma of Caecum* - pathology*, c/f*, management*; etiology (S-11)(W-09) (Pg. 892)
5. Mass in Right Iliac Fossa - causes (part) (W-09)
6. Carcinoma (Rt) Colon* - pathology*, c/f*, investigations; treatment (W-05)(W-02)

Intestinal Obstruction
SAQ

1. Acute [Intussusception]** (W-19)(S-17)(W-09) (Pg. 919)

2. Sigmoid Volvulus* (W-17)(W-10) (Pg. 922)
3. Volvulus (W-13) (Pg. 922)
4. Acute Intestinal Obstruction - radiological features (S-10) (Pg. 912)

LAQ

1. Small Bowel Obstruction - causes; Intussusception in Children - investigations, management (S-19) (Pg.
908, 919)
2. Intestinal Obstruction*** - causes**; pathophysiology (part) (W-13)(W-11)(W-08)(S-06) (Pg. 908)
3. 60 y/o known case of Appendicular Abscess 10 years back - h/o 5 episodes of vomiting, abdominal
distension, obstipation since 3 days - PR = 90/min - BP = 100/60 mm Hg - X-Ray showed Multiple Air
Fluid Levels - diagnosis, management (S-13)
4. Sigmoid Volvulus - c/f, investigations, management (W-08)
5. Obstruction due to Volvulus of Small Intestine - pathophysiology, treatment (S-06)
6. Acute Intussusception* in an infant/child - c/f*, management*; etiopathology (S-05)(S-03)

Appendix
SAQ

1. Appendicular Carcinoid - management (S-19) (Pg. 939)

2. Acute* [Appendicitis]* - c/f*; D/D (W-16)(S-15)(W-10) (Pg. 930)
3. Appendicular Mass/Lump (S-14)(W-06) (Pg. 937)
4. Appendicular Abscess** - treatment (W-05)(W-04)(S-04) (Pg. 937)
LAQ

1. 20 year old male - fever, vomiting, pain in abdomen since one week - lump in right iliac fossa on clinical
examination - investigations, management of Appendicular Lump (S-18) (Pg. 937)
2. Acute Appendicitis - etiopathogenesis, c/f, management (S-16) (Pg. 929)
3. 25 y/o married woman - sudden onset pain in right iliac fossa - causes, c/f, relevant investigations,
treatment (W-06)

Rectum and Anal Canal

SAQ

1. Invertogram (S-20) (Pg. 957)

2. Internal Haemorrhoids (Pg. 961) (S-20)
3. Fistula-In-Ano***** - classification; etiology, treatment of Low Fistula-In-Ano (W-19)(W-16)(S-15)
(W-11)(W-10)(W-02) (Pg. 971)
4. Chronic [Fissure-In-Ano]*** (W-18)(W-15)(S-12)(S-09)(W-08) (Pg. 967)
5. Imperforate Anus** (S-18)(S-12)(W-07) (Pg. 957?)
6. Goodsall's Rule* (S-17)(W-07) (Pg. 973)
7. Haemorrhoids*** (Third Degree) - treatment** (S-16)(S-13)(S-06)(W-05) (Pg. 963)
8. Anorectal Malformation - classification (S-15) (Pg. 957)
9. Ischiorectal Abscess (W-14) (Pg. 970)
10. Sentinel Tag (W-13) (Pg. 969)
11. Perianal Abscess (W-12) (Pg. 970)
12. Rectum - surgical anatomy (S-12) (Pg. 942)
13. Anal Canal* - surgical anatomy* (S-10)(S-05) (Pg. 943)
14. Pilonidal Sinus* - etiology, c/f, management (S-07)(W-03) (Pg. 958)
15. Carcinoma Rectum - treatment (S-03)
16. Malena - causes (W-02) (Pg. 980)

LAQ

1. Ca Rectum*** (Upper ⅓) - C/F***, management***; pathology*; staging (W-19)(S-17)(W-12)(S-09)

(Pg. 946)
2. 50 year old male - altered bowel habits since 2 months, faecal occult blood test positive -
investigations, management (S-18) (Pg. 980)
3. Bleeding Per Rectum*** - causes*** (part) (S-17)(W-16)(S-12)(S-09) (Pg. 980)
4. Rectum - surgical anatomy; Stage 1 Rectal Carcinoma 15 cm from Anal Verge - investigations,
treatment (W-15) (Pg. 942, 947)
Urology
Kidney
SAQ

1. Congenital PUJ Obstruction** - management (W-19)(S-17)(W-02)

2. Dietl's Crisis (S-19) (Pg. 1001)
3. PUJ (Pelviureteric Junction) Obstruction* - management* (S-19)(W-09) (Pg. 1010)
4. Intravenous Pyelography*/Urography**** - indications, contraindications, method (W-18)(S-14)
(S-11)(W-08)(W-07)(S-07)(W-03) (Pg. 986)
5. Polycystic Kidney (W-17) (Pg. 994)
6. Haematuria** - causes (W-16)(W-12)(W-04) (Pg. 993)
7. Anuria (S-14)
8. Ureteric Injuries (W-13)
9. Staghorn Calculi* (S-13)(W-06) (Pg. 1011)
10. Wilm's Tumor* (S-13)(S-09) (Pg. 1012)
11. Horseshoe Kidney* (W-12)(S-07) (Pg. 993)
12. Ureteric Stones - treatment options (S-12) (Pg. 1009)
13. Renal Calculi - etiology, types*; complications of untreated stone in Right PUJ (W-10)(S-06) (Pg. 1005)
14. Hydronephrosis**** - unilateral causes**; define; causes, investigations; unilateral ureteric causes
(S-10)(W-09)(S-08)(S-04)(W-03) (Pg. 1000)
15. Congenital Anomalies of Kidney (S-08)
16. Renal Carbuncle (W-07) (Pg. 1004)
17. Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL) (W-06) (Pg. 1007)
18. Perinephric Abscess (W-05) (Pg. 1005)
19. Kidney Tumors - classification (W-03) (Pg. 1012)

LAQ

1. Renal Cell Carcinoma****** in a 70 y/o Diabetic Male Patient - etiopathology**, C/F*****,

management*****; etiopathogenesis; spread; etiology, pathology**, investigations* (W-19)(W-18)
(W-16)(S-12)(S-10)(S-06)(S-05) (Pg. 1013)
2. Tuberculosis Kidney* - c/f*, investigations, management*; etiopathogenesis (S-19)(S-04) (Pg. 998)
3. Painless [Haematuria]*** - causes*** (part) (W-17)(S-14)(W-08)(S-06)
4. Hydronephrosis*** - define**, causes** of U/L HN; types, c/f, investigations; Lower Ureteric Stone -
management; Hydronephrosis due to Obstructing Ureteric Calculous - management; PUJ Obstruction -
management; Unilateral Hydronephrosis due to PUJ Obstruction - pathophysiology, c/f, management
(W-15)(S-15)(W-07)(W-05) (Pg. 1000)
5. What is Grawitz Tumor (part) (S-10)
6. Wilm's Tumor - c/f, investigations, management (W-08)
7. Renal Calculi - c/f, management (W-04) (Pg. 1005)
Urinary Bladder
SAQ

1. Vesicoureteric Reflux (S-20) (Pg. 1028)

2. Ectopic Vesicae (W-09) (Pg. 1019)
3. Bladder Stone (W-05) (Pg. 1019)
4. Urinary Diversion - operations (W-03) (Pg. 1030)

LAQ

1. Carcinoma of Urinary Bladder***** - c/f****, management*****; etiopathogenesis****;

investigations; staging (W-17)(W-14)(S-14)(W-10)(S-07)(W-03) (Pg. 1023)
2. Traumatic Rupture of Urinary Bladder - c/f, investigations, management (S-11) (Pg. 1026)

Prostate
SAQ

1. Prostate Specific Antigen** (PSA) (W-17)(W-12)(W-06) (Pg. 1032)

2. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia* - medical management; surgeries (S-15)(W-04) (Pg. 1033)
3. Prostatectomy (Open & Endoscopic) - complications and management (W-09)

LAQ

1. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia*** - c/f***, management***; investigations; etiopathogenesis, recent

advances in treatment (S-16)(S-13)(W-11)(W-02) (Pg. 1033)

Urethra
SAQ

1. Urethral Stricture** - management*; causes (S-16)(S-08)(W-04) (Pg. 1043)

2. Superficial Extravasation of Urine (W-13) (Pg. 1046)
3. Acute* [Retention of Urine]* - causes** (S-12)(S-09)(S-07) (Pg. 1047)
4. Rupture of Bulbar Urethra (W-05) (Pg. 1041)
5. Hypospadias - surgical management*; classification according to position of meatus (S-04)(W-03) (Pg.
1044)

LAQ

1. Retention of Urine* - define, difference from Anuria, causes, management of 60 y/o (W-06) (Pg. 1047)
2. Acute Retention of Urine - three common causes (part) (W-02)
Penis
SAQ

1. Ca Penis*** - Precancerous Conditions*; etiology (W-19)(S-17)(S-10)(W-04) (Pg. 1051)

2. Phimosis* (W-15)(W-12) (Pg. 1048)
3. Paraphimosis* (S-13)(W-07) (Pg. 1049)
4. Circumcision*** - indications, complications (S-09)(W-08)(W-05)(W-02) (Pg. 1049)

LAQ

1. Ca Penis** - c/f*, investigations, surgical management**; etiology, pathology*, spread*, staging

(S-19)(W-09)(S-03) (Pg. 1051)

Scrotum
SAQ

1. Congenital Hydrocele** (W-18)(W-15)(S-07) (Pg. 1058)

2. Fournier's Gangrene** (W-12)(S-10)(S-04) (Pg. 1056)
3. Varicocele** - c/f, treatment (S-11)(W-06)(S-05) (Pg. 1063)
4. Scrotum - enumerate layers; Uncomplicated U/L Hydrocele - surgeries (S-06)
5. Primary & Secondary Hydrocele - differences (W-03)

LAQ

1. Scrotal Swelling - D/D; Vaginal Hydrocele - etiology, c/f, management (S-09) (Pg. 1057)

Testis
SAQ

1. Torsion Testis******** (W-17)(W-14)(W-13)(W-12)(S-12)(W-10)(W-07)(S-07)(W-05) (Pg. 1068)

2. Undescended Testis* - management*; investigations (S-16)(W-02) (Pg. 1067)
3. Testicular Tumors** - classification*; modes of spread (W-15)(S-07)(W-06) (Pg. 1070)
4. Undescended Testis and Ectopic Testis - differences (S-10)

LAQ

1. Testicular Tumors** - classify**; c/f, management; Left Testicular [Seminoma]* - c/f, investigations,
management* (S-18)(S-17)(W-13) (Pg. 1070)
2. 25 y/o boy - hard left testicular mass and abdominal lump - D/D, management (W-12)
3. Undescended Testis - etiology, c/f, management (S-08)
…
Wounds and Wound Healing
SAQ

1. Keloid and Hypertrophic Scar - differences (S-03) (Pg. 14)

Swelling
SAQ

1. Epidermal Cyst (S-18) (Pg. 77)

Electrolyte and Nutrition

SAQ

1. Enteral Feeding (W-11) (Pg. 96)

Burns
SAQ

1. Neck Burns Contracture - management (S-19) (Pg. 129)

2. Deep Burns - surgical management (S-06) (Pg. 126)

Hand and Foot

SAQ

1. Ingrowing Toe Nail (S-20) (Pg. 159)

2. Acute Suppurative Tenosynovitis (S-05) (Pg. 153)

Skin Tumors
SAQ

1. Rodent Ulcer (S-13) (Pg. 284)

Reconstruction
SAQ

1. Skin Grafting*** - indications, types (W-19)(S-17)(W-16)(S-08) (Pg. 316)

2. Myocutaneous Flaps (W-18) (Pg. 320)
3. Flaps* - types*; indications (S-15)(W-02) (Pg. 319)
4. Split Thickness/Thiersch's Skin Graft (S-14)(W-08) (Pg. 316)
5. Partial & Full Thickness Skin Grafts - differences (S-04)

Faciomaxillary Diseases
SAQ

1. Dentigerous Cyst*** (W-19)(W-18)(S-17)(W-10) (Pg. 352)

2. Adamantinoma* (W-16)(W-03) (Pg. 351)
3. Cleft Lip*** (S-16)(S-15)(W-10)(W-07) (Pg. 338)
4. Epulis****** (S-15)(S-14)(W-13)(W-11)(S-11)(S-08)(W-05) (Pg. 350)
5. Dental Cyst (W-14) (Pg. 352)
6. Cleft Palate* (S-11)(W-07) (Pg. 338)
7. Pericoronitis - c/f, treatment (S-05)
8. Dental & Dentigerous Cyst - difference (W-03)

Oral Cavity
SAQ

1. Plunging [Ranula]* (S-18)(W-16) (Pg. 356)

Neck
SAQ

1. Cervical Rib* (S-13)(S-04) (Pg. 416)

Thyroid
SAQ

1. Thyroglossal Cyst (S-20) (Pg. 447)

2. Primary Hyperthyroidism (S-18) (Pg. 460)
Breast
SAQ

1. Phyllodes Tumor of Breast (S-18) (Pg. 512)

2. Mammography (S-13) (Pg. 507)
3. Breast Reconstruction (W-11) (Pg. 552)

Neurosurgery
SAQ

1. Meningomyelocele (S-08) (Pg. 1092)

Thorax
SAQ

1. Tension Pneumothorax****** - c/f, management*; define (W-19)(S-19)(S-17)(S-14)(S-09)(W-06)(S-05)

(Pg. 1101)
2. Intercostal Drain - indications, complications (W-18) (Pg. 1105)
3. Empyema Thoracis** - define, causes, treatment modalities (W-14)(W-07)(S-06) (Pg. 1103)
4. Flail Chest*** define, management (S-12)(S-11)(W-08)(W-02) (Pg. 1100)
5. Pneumothorax (W-09) (Pg. 1101)
6. Open Pneumothorax (W-04)

LAQ

1. Hydatid Cyst - etiopathogenesis, sites; Hydatid Cyst of Lung - management (W-03) (Pg. 1109)

Cardiac Surgery
SAQ

1. Patent Ductus Arteriosus (S-18) (Pg. 1120)

2. Atrial Septal Defect (W-16) (Pg. 1121)
Adjuvant Therapy
SAQ

1. Interventional Radiology*; Radiotherapy* - complications; methods of administration, adverse effects

(W-17)(S-16)(W-10)(S-05) (Pg. 1126)

Anaesthesia
SAQ

1. Spinal Anaesthesia********* - complications* (W-19)(W-17)(S-17)(W-15)(S-13)(S-12)(W-10)(S-09)(W-

08)(S-06) (Pg. 1136)
2. Regional***/Local** Anaesthesia (S-19)(W-18)(S-17)(W-16)(S-15)(S-11)(W-09) (Pg. 1136)
3. General Anaesthesia (S-16) (Pg. 1133)
4. Epidural Anaesthesia*** (W-14)(W-11)(S-10)(S-04) (Pg. 1137)
5. Laryngeal Mask Airway (S-14) (Pg. 1134)
6. Xylocaine (W-13) (Pg. 1136)
7. Spinal & Epidural Anesthesia - differences, advantages, disadvantages (S-08)

Advanced Imaging Methods

SAQ

1. PET Scan in Surgery - indications (S-19) (Pg. 1143)

2. Magnetic Resonance Imaging - principles (W-16) (Pg. 1142)
3. Endoscopic Ultrasonography** (W-15)(W-11)(W-04)
4. Doppler Examination Study (W-11) (Pg. 1140)

Operative Surgery
SAQ

1. Ideal Suture Material (S-20) (Pg. 1153)

2. Tracheostomy (S-20) (Pg. 1157)
3. Day Care Surgery (S-18) (Pg. 1165)
4. Vasectomy* (W-08)(W-04) (Pg. 1157)
Untitled
SAQ

1. Minimal Access Surgery - limitations (W-15)

2. X-Ray Examination - hazards of ionizing radiation (S-15)
3. Male Infertility (W-14)
4. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) (W-11)
5. TUR (W-03) (Pg. 1034?)

LAQ

1. Young female - h/o prolonged fasting over days - c/o abdominal pain, vomiting, distension, cherry red
stools - management (S-20)
2. 50 y/o male - c/o lump in paraumbilical region, painless enlargement of left testis - investigation,
management (S-20)
OBGY – I: Obstetrics

Chapter 3: Placenta and Fetal Membranes

SAQ

1. Amniotic Fluid - functions (S-19) (Pg. 34)

2. Placenta* - functions* (S-14)(S-10) (Pg. 31)
3. Amniotic Fluid Index (W-13) (Pg. 35)

LAQ

1. Placenta - gross structure, functions (W-03) (Pg. 31)

Chapter 5: Physiological Changes during Pregnancy

SAQ

1. Haemodynamic Changes in Normal Pregnancy; Heart Disease in Pregnancy - criteria for diagnosis (S-04)
(Pg. 48)

LAQ

1. Physiological Changes in Cardiovascular System in Pregnancy* (part) (W-10)(W-09) (Pg. 48)

Chapter 7: Diagnosis of Pregnancy

SAQ

1. Positive or Absolute Signs of Pregnancy (S-06) (Pg. 60)

Chapter 9: Fetal Skull and Maternal Pelvis

SAQ

1. Caput Succedaneum (S-06) (Pg. 78)

Chapter 10: Antenatal Care, Preconceptional Counseling and Care
SAQ

1. Oedema in Pregnancy (S-18) (Pg. 88)

2. Routine Antenatal Care (W-15)

LAQ

1. 20 y/o primigravida - missed her period - comes to you for check-up for the first time - how will you
proceed (S-15)
2. Antenatal Care* - important components; define, components at first visit, time schedule for
subsequent visits in uncomplicated pregnancy (S-05)(S-03)

Chapter 11: Antenatal Assessment of Fetal Well-Being

SAQ

1. Antenatal Assessment of Fetal Well-Being - tests (S-19) (Pg. 96)

2. Non-Stress Test*** (W-16)(S-15)(W-11)(S-07) (Pg. 98)
3. [Biophysical Profile]** Score (S-11)(W-09)(S-08)(S-06) (Pg. 98)
4. Antepartum Fetal Surveillance - methods (W-02) (Pg. 97)

LAQ

1. Assessment of Fetal Well-Being at 34 weeks of gestation - tests (W-14)

Chapter 12: Prenatal Genetic Counseling, Screening and Diagnosis

SAQ

1. Triple Markers in Pregnancy; Triple Marker Test (S-13)(W-12) (Pg. 103)

Chapter 13: Normal Labour

SAQ

1. Third Stage of Labour*** - active management*; physiology*, management (S-20)(W-16)(S-11)(W-05)

(Pg. 133)
2. Latent Phase of Labour (W-08) (Pg. 123)
3. Separation of Placenta - signs; Brandt-Andrew's Method - describe (S-03) (Pg. 133)
LAQ

1. Normal Delivery/Labour - define* (S-18)(S-04)

2. Third Stage of Labour* - active [management]* (part) (S-18)(W-10) (Pg. 132, 134)
3. First Stage of Labour - physiology, clinical course (S-04) (Pg. 113, 121)

Chapter 14: Normal Puerperium

SAQ

1. Lochia* (S-17)(S-15) (Pg. 138)

2. Suppression of Lactation (W-14) (Pg. 142)
3. Postnatal Care (W-08) (Pg. 145)

Chapter 15: Vomiting in Pregnancy

SAQ

1. Hyperemesis Gravidarum*** (W-18)(W-16)(W-15)(S-12) (Pg. 146)

Chapter 16: Haemorrhage in Early Pregnancy

SAQ

1. Cervical Incompetence* - diagnosis, management (S-20)(W-16) (Pg. 161)

2. Ectopic Pregnancy - diagnosis (W-19) (Pg. 172)
3. MTP - complications (S-16) (Pg. 167)
4. MTP Act (W-14) (Pg. 164)
5. Threatened Abortion* - diagnosis, management (W-13)(S-05) (Pg. 153)
6. Missed Abortion** (S-11)(S-08)(W-04) (Pg. 155)
7. Ruptured Tubal Ectopic Pregnancy* - management; diagnosis (S-10)(W-08)
8. Os-Tightening (Cervical Encirclage) (W-09) (Pg. 163)
9. Inevitable Abortion (W-06) (Pg. 154)
10. Hydatidiform Mole - diagnosis, management (W-02) (Pg. 180)

LAQ

1. Abortion - define; First Trimester Abortion - etiology; Incomplete Abortion - management (S-14)
2. Recurrent 2nd Trimester Abortions - causes; Cervical Incompetence in Pregnancy - management (W-
12) (Pg. 161)
3. Tubal Ectopic Pregnancy - etiology, c/f, diagnosis, conservative management (W-11) (Pg. 168)
4. Habitual Abortion - define; Incompetent Os - diagnosis, management (S-04) (Pg. 159)
Chapter 17: Multiple Pregnancy, Amniotic Fluid Disorders,
Abnormalities of Placenta and Cord
SAQ

1. Oligohydramnios* - etiology, complications (W-17)(S-16) (Pg. 203)

2. Acute Polyhydramnios (S-17) (Pg. 200)

LAQ

1. Twin Pregnancy* - etiology*, diagnosis, management (W-13)(S-10) (Pg. 189)

2. Primigravida with Twin Gestation at 38 weeks of pregnancy - management (part) (S-10)
3. Multiple Pregnancy - diagnosis in detail; Labour in a Primigravida with Twin Pregnancy - management
(W-05)

Chapter 18: Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy

SAQ

1. Pre-Eclampsia - serious complications (W-19) (Pg. 213)

2. Impending Eclampsia (S-18)
3. Prevention of Pre-Eclampsia - prophylactic measures (W-17) (Pg. 214)
4. HELLP Syndrome (W-16) (Pg. 209)
5. Magnesium Sulfate* (S-15)(W-09) (Pg. 221)
6. Eclampsia* - management* (W-12)(S-12) (Pg. 217)

LAQ

1. Convulsions in Pregnancy - D/D; Eclampsia in labour - management (S-20) (Pg. 217)

2. Pre-Eclampsia* - etiopathogenesis, c/f*, management; define; maternal & fetal risks;
Imminent/Impending Eclampsia - symptoms (S-16)(W-15)(S-03) (Pg. 207)
3. Severe Pre-Eclampsia in 34 weeks pregnancy - management (W-15) (Pg. 214)
4. Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy - enumerate; Eclampsia at 29 weeks of gestation - management;
Antepartum Eclampsia - c/f, management (W-14)(S-08) (Pg. 217)
5. Hypertension in Pregnancy - define, classify; 32 weeks pregnancy with Mild Pre-Eclamptic Toxaemia -
investigation, management (S-14)
6. Eclampsia** at full term - c/f, management**, complications**; define* (S-09)(W-04)(W-03) (Pg. 217)
7. Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) - define, complications; Severe PIH at 32 weeks gestation -
management (W-07)
8. Primigravida - 30 weeks gestation - BP = 150/100 mm Hg - management (S-07)
Chapter 19: Antepartum Haemorrhage
SAQ

1. Placenta Previa - management (W-19) (Pg. 233)

2. Central Placenta Previa in Labour - management (S-14) (Pg. 228)
3. Abruptio Placentae* - complications; management (S-04)(S-03) (Pg. 241)

LAQ

1. Bleeding per vaginum at 34 weeks - D/D; Concealed [Abruptio Placentae]** at 34 weeks* of Gestation -
management**; diagnosis (W-18)(W-17)(W-09) (Pg. 237)
2. Antepartum Haemorrhage* - define*, causes (part) (W-17)(W-09) (Pg. 228)
3. G2 with 32 weeks pregnancy presents with Bleeding Per Vaginum - D/D, investigations, management
(S-12)
4. Placenta Previa - c/f, diagnosis, treatment (S-09) (Pg. 228)
5. Accidental Haemorrhage - define; Concealed Accidental Haemorrhage - c/f, management (S-06) (Pg.
237)

Chapter 20: Medical and Surgical Illnesses Complicating Pregnancy

SAQ

1. Perinatal Transmission of HIV Infection* - prevention*; Vertical Transmission of HIV Infection from
Mother to Child* - measures to decrease; prevention (W-18)(S-07)(W-05)(S-05) (Pg. 283)
2. HIV Testing in Pregnancy (S-18) (Pg. 283)
3. Severe Iron Deficiency Anemia - treatment (S-17) (Pg. 247)
4. PPTCT Programme (S-17)
5. Parental Iron Therapy** (W-15)(W-11)(S-10) (Pg. 249)
6. Sickle Cell Crisis in Pregnancy (W-13) (Pg. 255)
7. Social Factors for High Incidence of Anemia during Pregnancy (W-03)

LAQ

1. Anemia in Pregnancy - definition, etiology, grades of severity, evaluation, management (W-19) (Pg.
245)
2. Iron Requirement in Pregnancy; 20 week Pregnant Woman with Haemoglobin of 8 g/dl - management
(S-18) (Pg. 245)
3. Hepatic Disorders in Pregnancy - describe, management (S-16) (Pg. 270)
4. Heart Disease with Pregnancy - discuss antenatal care & labour (W-13) (Pg. 257)
5. Severe Anemia* in Pregnancy of 32 weeks - investigations*, management*, complications in pregnancy
and puerperium; effects on mother & baby (W-10)(W-02) (Pg. 245)
6. Mitral Stenosis in Pregnancy & Labour - management (W-09) (Pg. 260)
Chapter 22: Preterm Labour and Birth, PROM, Postmaturity,
Intrauterine Fetal Death
SAQ

1. Preterm Labour*** - define; etiology; treatment; diagnosis, D/D (W-10)(S-10)(S-07)(S-03) (Pg. 295)
2. Intrauterine Death of Fetus (W-07) (Pg. 302)

LAQ

1. Preterm Labour*** - common causes; define*; management; complications in a Preterm Baby (S-
19)(S-11)(W-08)(S-05) (Pg. 294)
2. 34 y/o primigravida - 32 weeks/30 weeks* of gestation with Preterm Labour** - management** (S-
19)(S-11)(S-05) (Pg. 294)
3. Problems/Complications associated with Prematurity* (part) (S-11)(W-08)
4. Post-Term Pregnancy - define, diagnosis, management (W-06) (Pg. 299)

Chapter 23: Complicated Pregnancy

SAQ

1. Rh (Anti-D) Immunoprophylaxis*; Inj. Anti-D; Anti-D Immunoglobulin* (S-20)(W-18)(S-18)(W-07)(S-05)

(Pg. 314, 315)
2. Antiphospholipid Syndrome (S-14) (Pg. 321)
3. Coomb's Test (S-13) (Pg. 315)
4. Selection of a case of Previous Caesarian Section for Vaginal Delivery with monitoring this patient in
labour (W-10) (Pg. 309)

LAQ

1. Previous Caesarian Section - history taking, clinical evaluation, management (W-08) (Pg. 307)
2. G2P1A0L1 with 37 weeks gestation - one Previous Caesarian Section - comes in labour - management
(S-07) (Pg. 309)

Chapter 24: Contracted Pelvis

SAQ

1. Types of Pelvis (S-16) (Pg. 325)

2. Clinical Pelvimetry* (W-08)(W-07) (Pg. 328)
Chapter 25: Abnormal Uterine Action
SAQ

1. Precipitate Labour (W-17) (Pg. 339)

LAQ

1. Bandl's Ring - write a note (part) (W-02) (Pg. 339)

Chapter 26: Complicated Labour: Malposition, Malpresentatiom and

Cord Prolapse
SAQ

1. Birth Injuries in Newborn in Breech Delivery* (S-20)(W-18) (Pg. 355)

2. Cord Prolapse in Labour - management (S-19) (Pg. 373)
3. Deep Transverse Arrest - define, causes, diagnosis, management (W-04) (Pg. 349)
4. Assisted Breech Delivery (S-04) (Pg. 357)
5. Neglected Shoulder Presentation (S-03) (Pg. 370)

LAQ

1. Multigravida with Breech Presentation in Labour - management (S-17) (Pg. 353)

2. G2P1 with 38 weeks of pregnancy - admitted with labour pains - first delivery was by LSCS for Breech -
management (S-15)
3. Deep Transverse Arrest - causes, management (S-13) (Pg. 349)
4. Breech Presentation - etiology, RF; Vaginal Breech Delivery - criteria; Assisted Breech Delivery - discuss
(S-12) (Pg. 357)
5. Occipito-Posterior position in Labour - diagnosis, management (S-11) (Pg. 343)
6. Malpresentations & Malpositions - enumerate causes; Uncomplicated Breech Presentation during
Pregnancy & Labour - management (W-07)

Chapter 27: Prolonged Labour, Obstructed Labour, Dystocia caused by

Fetal Anomalies
SAQ

1. Anencephaly (S-14) (Pg. 383)

2. Hydrocephalus* (W-13)(W-04) (Pg. 381)

LAQ

1. Obstructed Labour* - define, causes*, diagnosis, management (S-06)(W-02) (Pg. 379)

Chapter 28: Complications of the Third Stage of Labour
SAQ

1. PPH*** - etiology; prevention; high risk factors; treatment (W-19)(W-08)(W-03)(W-02) (Pg. 385, 387)
2. Atonic PPH - management (W-07) (Pg. 389)
3. Acute Inversion of Uterus (W-04) (Pg. 395)

LAQ

1. PPH**** - define****; management of various types; causes*; Atonic PPH**** - stepwise

management****; causes (S-17)(W-15)(W-10)(S-10)(S-08)(W-04) (Pg. 385)

Chapter 29: Injuries to the Birth Canal

SAQ

1. Impending Rupture of Uterus during Labour in a Previous LSCS case - diagnosis (S-19) (Pg. 401)

LAQ

1. Ruptured Uterus - causes, management (W-06) (Pg. 400)

Chapter 30: Abnormalities of the Puerperium

SAQ

1. Fever in Puerperium* - causes*; Puerperial Sepsis - management (W-18)(S-05) (Pg. 406)

2. Complications of Puerperium (S-16)

LAQ

1. 27 y/o primigravida - delivered normally 7 days back - came back with fever, pain in abdomen - cause,
management (W-17) (Pg. 406)
2. Puerperal Pyrexia - define, etiology; Puerperal Sepsis* - management* (W-12)(W-05) (Pg. 406)
3. Fever in Puerperium - causes (part) (W-05)

Chapter 31: The Term Newborn Infant

SAQ

1. Breast Feeding - merits (S-09) (Pg. 421)

 2. Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative* - eight steps laid down by UNICEF (S-08)(S-06) (Pg. 421)
3. Exclusive Breast Feeding (W-06) (Pg. 421)

Chapter 32: Low Birth Weight Baby

LAQ

1. Intrauterine Growth Restriction* - define, classification, etiology*; diagnosis, management;

Asymmetrical IUGR - management (W-16)(W-11) (Pg. 431)

Chapter 33: Diseases of Fetus and Newborn

SAQ

1. Cephalohematoma** (W-17)(S-08)(W-04) (Pg. 452)

2. Neonatal Resuscitation*** (W-15)(S-13)(W-11)(W-10) (Pg. 442)
3. APGAR Score***** (S-15)(S-14)(W-13)(S-11)(S-10)(W-03) (Pg. 440)
4. Neonatal Jaundice**** (W-14)(S-13)(W-12)(S-09)(S-07) (Pg. 446)
5. Birth Asphyxia; Asphyxia Neonatorum (W-12)(W-10) (Pg. 438)
6. Down's Syndrome (W-06) (Pg. 460)
7. Birth Injuries in Newborn (W-05) (Pg. 451)

Chapter 34: Pharmacotherapeutics in Obstetrics

SAQ

1. Uterine Relaxants; Tocolytics - enumerate, mechanism of action, toxicity (S-16)(W-10) (Pg. 471)
2. Oxytocin (W-15) (Pg. 464)
3. Magnesium Sulfate* (S-15)(W-09) (Pg. 472, 473)

Chapter 35: Induction of Labour

SAQ

1. Partogram**/Partograph***** - draw, label (W-19)(W-14)(S-13)(S-12)(S-09)(S-07)(W-06) (Pg. 491)

2. Bishop's Score (S-19) (Pg. 486)
3. Medical Induction of Labour (S-04) (Pg. 485)
4. Induction of Labour - indications, methods (W-02)
LAQ

1. Induction of Labour* - define*, indications, methods* (S-19)(W-16) (Pg. 485)

Chapter 37: Operative Obstetrics

SAQ

1. External Cephalic Version*** (S-20)(S-12)(W-09)(S-05) (Pg. 541, 356)

2. Outlet*/Low Forceps* - prerequisites* for application (W-18)(W-09)(W-05) (Pg. 533)
3. Forceps Delivery* - prerequisites* (S-15)(W-14) (Pg. 533)
4. Manual Vacuum Aspiration (S-12) (Pg. 527)
5. Ventouse; Vacuum Extraction (W-11)(W-06) (Pg. 538)
6. Episiotomy*** (S-11)(S-08)(S-04)(S-03) (Pg. 528)
7. Forceps and Vacuum Application - advantages, disadvantages (W-10) (Pg. 533)
8. Lower Segment Caesarian Section - indications (S-09) (Pg. 546)

LAQ

1. LSCS - indications, intraoperative & postoperative complications (S-20) (Pg. 546, 552)

Chapter 38: Safe Motherhood, Epidemiology of Obstetrics

SAQ

1. Maternal Mortality*** Rate - causes**, prevention in developing country; define (W-10)(S-06)(W-

05)(W-03) (Pg. 558)
2. Safe Motherhood (S-09) (Pg. 557)
3. Perinatal Mortality (W-02) (Pg. 561)

LAQ

1. Maternal Mortality - define, causes, preventable factors (S-13) (Pg. 558)

Chapter 40: Current Topics in Obstetrics

SAQ

1. PCPNDT Act* (S-18)(W-11) (Pg. 597)

Chapter 41: Imaging, Amniocentesis and Guides to Clinical Tests
SAQ

1. Role of USG in Third Trimester (S-17) (Pg. 605)

2. Glucose Challenge Test (W-12) (Pg. 611, 263)
3. Ultrasonography in First Trimester (W-07) (Pg. 601)
4. Ultrasonography in Obstetrics - uses (W-03) (Pg. 591)

LAQ

1. Amniocentesis - criteria, indications, procedure, complications (W-19) (Pg. 607)

Untitled
SAQ

1. Essential Obstetric Care (W-17)

OBGY - II: Gynaecology

Chapter 4: Congenital Malformation

SAQ

1. Septate Uterus (S-16) (Pg. 35)

2. Imperforate Hymen (S-10) (Pg. 32)
3. Hematocolpos (S-05) (Pg. 31, 371)

Chapter 6: Menopause
SAQ

1. HRT* - benefits; indications, dosage, s/e (S-19)(W-18) (Pg. 50)

LAQ

1. Menopause - symptoms; Hormone Replacement Therapy - role in present day Gynaecology (W-04) (Pg.
48)

Chapter 8: Mestruation
SAQ

1. Graafian Follicle (W-18) (Pg. 68)

2. Menstrual Regulation** (S-11)(S-09)(W-04)
3. Secretory Phase (S-07) (Pg. 72)

LAQ

1. Physiology of Menstruation* (part) (W-19)(W-06) (Pg. 66)

2. Normal Menstrual Cycle - neuroendocrinology (S-17)

Chapter 9: Examination and Diagnostic Procedures

SAQ

1. Colposcopy*** (W-19)(W-16)(W-15)(S-10) (Pg. 93)

2. Pap Smear***; Evaluation of Abnormal Pap Smear (S-19)(W-14)(W-13)(S-04) (Pg. 89)
3. Genital Malignancy - screening (S-16) (Pg. 92)
 4. Cervical Malignancy - screening (S-13) (Pg. 92, 267)

Chapter 10: Imaging Techniques, Diagnostic Procedures, Laser

SAQ

1. Hysteroscopy** (W-13)(S-08)(W-07) (Pg. 102, 510)

Chapter 11: Pelvic Infection

SAQ

1. Acute PID* - management* (W-16)(W-09) (Pg. 106)

2. Genital Tuberculosis* - diagnosis, management (W-15)(S-08) (Pg. 113)
3. Tuberculous Salphingitis (S-14) (Pg. 114)
4. Acute Pelvic Infection - symptoms, signs (S-12) (Pg. 106)

LAQ

1. Acute PID*** - D/D, etiopathology, diagnosis*, management***, complications*; define*, predisposing

factors*, organisms*; c/f (S-20)(W-12)(W-10)(S-07)
2. Pathology of Fallopian Tubes in Genital Tuberculosis (part) (S-10) (Pg. 114)

Chapter 12: Sexually Transmitted Infections

SAQ

1. Bacterial Vaginosis** (S-16)(S-15)(W-14) (Pg. 124)

LAQ

1. Gonorrhea in adult female - signs, symptoms, treatment (S-10) (Pg. 120)

Chapter 13: Infections of Individual Pelvic Organ

SAQ

1. Trichomonas Vaginalis***** - c/f, diagnosis, management (S-17)(S-13)(S-11)(W-10)(W-06)(W-05) (Pg.

133)
2. Vaginal Candidiasis***/Monilial Vaginitis* (W-16)(W-11)(W-08)(S-08)(S-07)(S-04) (Pg. 135)
3. Leucorrhea due to Candida Albicans (S-06) (Pg. 135)
4. Atrophic Vaginitis (W-03) (Pg. 136)
Chapter 14: Dysmenorrhea and Other Menstrual Cycle Disorders
SAQ

1. Congestive Dysmenorrhea (W-14) (Pg. 148)

2. Spasmodic Dysmenorrhea* (S-14)(W-11) (Pg. 146)
3. Premenstrual Syndrome (S-12) (Pg. 149)
4. Dysmenorrhea (S-03)

LAQ

1. Dysmenorrhea* - define*; Primary Dysmenorrhea* - treatment; causes, c/f, management (S-10)(W-08)

2. Menstrual Disorders - enumerate (part) (W-06)

Chapter 15: Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

SAQ

1. Puberty Menorrhagia - management (S-20)

2. DUB - conservative management (W-17) (Pg. 157)
3. Metropathia Hemorrhagica (W-02) (Pg. 155)

LAQ

1. AUB*** - management*; define*; classification, causes; D/D; 40 y/o woman with AUB - evaluate (W-
19)(S-19)(W-18)(W-09) (Pg. 161, 157)
2. DUB**** - define*, classification; diagnosis & management** in a Perimenopausal Woman*; 15 y/o
girl with Puberty Menorrhagia with Anemia - management (W-16)(S-15)(S-11)(W-09)(W-05)
3. Abnormal Bleeding PV - causes (part) (S-15)
4. Menorrhagia* - define*, causes*, medical management; 16 y/o girl with Menorrhagia - investigations,
management (W-13)(S-13) (Pg. 152)
5. Metropathia Hemorrhagica - c/f, investigations, management (S-11) (Pg. 155)

Chapter 16: Displacement of Uterus

SAQ

1. Supports of Uterus*** (W-18)(S-15)(S-09)(W-03) (Pg. 165)

2. Decubitus Ulcer (W-11) (Pg. 170)
3. Cystocele (S-11) (Pg. 168, 171, 172, 175)
4. Vault Prolapse (W-05) (Pg. 180)
5. Genital Prolapse - Preoperative Management (W-04)
6. Manchester Operation (S-03) (Pg. 177)
LAQ

1. Supports of Uterus**** - describe****; UV Prolapse**** - define, etiology***; RF, c/f, complications,

treatment; 24 y/o woman with Second Degree Prolapse of Uterus - management; [30 y/o woman with
Third Degree Cervical Descent - management]*; [29/50/45/25 y/o woman with Third Degree UV
Prolapse - management; diagnosis]***** (S-20)(W-19)(S-19)(S-18)(W-16)(W-14)(S-13)(S-12)(S-07)(S-
04) (Pg. 165)
2. Genital Prolapse* - classification; predisposing factors (part) (S-12)(S-07) (Pg. 169)
3. 26 y/o female - h/o one full term normal delivery - presents with Third Degree Genital Prolapse -
management (S-06)

Chapter 17: Infertility

SAQ

1. Ovulation****** - tests* for diagnosis**; induction** (S-20)(S-19)(S-15)(W-10)(S-10)(W-07)(W-02)

(Pg. 192, 198)
2. Male Infertility* - causes* (S-17)(W-04) (Pg. 187)
3. Tubal Patency Tests (S-14) (Pg. 194)
4. Semen Analysis*** (S-11)(S-08)(S-05)(W-03) (Pg. 190)
5. Intrauterine Insemination (W-04) (Pg. 203)
6. Female Infertility - causes (S-04) (Pg. 188)

LAQ

1. Female Infertility* - causes*, investigations, management (W-18)(W-11) (Pg. 186)

2. Ovulation** - how to detect; tests*; Anovulation*** in Infertile Woman - management**; drugs;
Ovulatory Infertility - management (W-17)(S-16)(W-14)(W-11)(S-09) (Pg. 192, 198)
3. Infertile Couple* - investigations* (part) (S-16)(S-09)
4. Tubal Infertility - causes, management (S-06)
5. Uterine & Tubal Factors of Infertility - enumerate, tests to evaluate (S-03)

Chapter 19: Benign Lesions on the Cervix

SAQ

1. Cervical Erosion*** (S-17)(W-14)(W-11)(W-07)

Chapter 20: Benign Lesions of the Uterus

SAQ

1. Submucous Fibroid* of 4 cm in 32 y/o - management (W-17)(S-04) (Pg. 227)

2. Myomectomy* - principles (W-15)(S-11)(S-06) (Pg. 229, 498)
 3. Red Degeneration of Fibroid (W-11) (Pg. 224)
4. Uterine Fibromyoma - complications (W-09) (Pg. 226)

LAQ

1. Uterine Fibroids** - etiology, diagnosis, management; symptoms*, signs; 30 y/o patient with
symptomatic Fibroid - management (S-17)(S-11)(W-04) (Pg. 221)
2. Myomectomy* - selection criteria; principles, counselling (part) (W-04)(S-03) (Pg. 229)
3. Enlargement of Uterus - causes (part) (S-03) (Pg. 225)

Chapter 21: Benign Lesions of Ovary

SAQ

1. Ovarian Tumors - classify (W-19) (Pg. 237)

2. Dermoid Cyst******* of Ovary* (W-17)(S-16)(S-15)(S-13)(S-09)(W-08)(W-06)(S-06)(S-05) (Pg. 239)
3. Parovarian Cyst (W-16) (Pg. 246, 31)
4. Benign Ovarian Cyst* - c/f* (W-10)(S-07) (Pg. 235)
5. Twisted Ovarian Tumor - treatment (W-03) (Pg. 243)

LAQ

1. Ovarian Cyst - types of complications; Twisted Ovarian Cyst - management (W-09) (Pg. 243)
2. Benign Ovarian Tumors in 35 y/o - c/f, management (S-04)

Chapter 22: Endometriosis and Adenomyosis

SAQ

1. Adenomyosis (W-19) (Pg. 265)

2. Chocolate Cyst of Ovary (S-17) (Pg. 252)
3. Endometriosis* - medical* treatment/management (W-08)(W-06) (Pg. 253)

LAQ

1. Endometriosis - define; Endometriosis in 28 y/o Infertile patient with Severe Dysmenorrhea - medical &
surgical management (W-15)

Chapter 23: Premalignant Lesions

SAQ

1. HPV Vaccine* (S-19)(W-13) (Pg. 268, 272, 285)

2. Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure (LEEP) (S-18) (Pg. 269, 273)
 3. Paget's Disease (S-12) (Pg. 261)
4. Cervical Cancer Screening - methods (W-03) (Pg. 265, 90)

LAQ

1. Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia - diagnosis, management (S-15) (Pg. 265)

Chapter 24: Genital Malignancy

SAQ

1. Krukenberg Tumor (S-18) (Pg. 319, 546)

2. Vescicular Mole - follow up after evacuation (S-14) (Pg. 302)
3. Carcinoma Cervix*** - FIGO Staging**; predisposing factors (W-08)(S-07)(W-06)(S-03) (Pg. 282)

LAQ

1. Malignant Ovarian Tumor - ultrasonography features (S-20) (Pg. 309)

2. Ca Endometrium**** - diagnosis, management**; etiology; FIGO staging; Stage IB Ca Endometrium -
management; Stage I Ca Endometrium - c/f, investigations, management (W-17)(W-15)(W-10)(W-
08)(S-08) (Pg. 292)
3. Corpus Cancer Syndrome - define (part) (W-17) (Pg. 292)
4. Carcinoma Body of Uterus - diagnosis, management (S-16)
5. Carcinoma Cervix*** - etiology, c/f, management; clinical staging**; methods for early detection; Ca
Cervix Stage IB*; IIIB - evaluation, management**; c/f (S-14)(W-12)(S-09)(W-07) (Pg. 280)
6. Hydatidiform Mole - define; Choriocarcinoma - signs, symptoms, management (S-12) (Pg. 298)
7. Ovarian Malignancy/Carcinoma - c/f*, management; Epithelial Ovarian Cancer - diagnosis,
management (W-11)(S-06) (Pg. 304)
8. Fractional Curettage - add a note (part) (W-03)

Chapter 25: Urinary Problems in Gynecology

SAQ

1. Stress Urinary Incontinence - define, tests, management (W-18) (Pg. 328)

Chapter 26: Genitourinary Fistula

SAQ

1. Three Swab Test (W-12) (Pg. 345)

Chapter 28: Disorders of Sexual Development
SAQ

1. Turner's Syndrome** (W-15)(S-07)(W-02) (Pg. 363)

2. Testicular Feminization Syndrome (S-15) (Pg. 364)
3. Klinefelter's Syndrome (W-09) (Pg. 365)

Chapter 29: Amenorrhea

SAQ

1. Cryptomenorrhea** (S-18)(S-12)(W-05) (Pg. 371)

2. Asherman's Syndrome (S-03) (Pg. 378, 551)

LAQ

1. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome - management (W-13) (Pg. 378)

Chapter 30: Contraception

SAQ

1. Emergency Contraception****** (S-20)(S-19)(W-17)(W-14)(W-10)(S-10)(W-06) (Pg. 404)

2. Combined OC Pills* (W-19)(W-15) (Pg. 398)
3. Mirena*/Levonorgestrel-Intrauterine System (S-18)(S-14)(S-12) (Pg. 393)
4. Laparoscopic Tubal Sterilization*; Minilap Tubal Ligation (S-16)(S-13)(S-06) (Pg. 410)
5. IUCD* - contraindications; complications (W-13)(W-12) (Pg. 393)
6. Progesterone as contraceptive (S-13) (Pg. 403)
7. Female Condom (W-12) (Pg. 412)
8. Contraception for Breast Feeding Woman (W-12) (Pg. 403)
9. Injectable Contraceptives (S-08)
10. Copper-T (W-07)
11. Benefits of Oral Contraceptives (S-06) (Pg. 401)
12. Condom (W-05) (Pg. 412)
13. Missing Threads of IUCD (S-05) (Pg. 396)
14. Barrier Contraception (W-02) (Pg. 412)

LAQ

1. Temporary Contraception - methods; IUCD - indications, contraindications (S-08)

2. Couple who have completed family size - list of sterilization methods; Explain the Consent to the
couple; No-Scalpel Vasectomy - write in brief (W-02) (Pg. 406)
Chapter 31: Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy and Gene
Therapy
SAQ

1. Tumor Markers* in Gynaecology (W-19)(S-09) (Pg. 431, 311)

2. Methotrexate (S-10) (Pg. 427)

Chapter 32: Hormones in Gynecological Practice

SAQ

1. Clomiphene Citrate (S-17) (Pg. 440, 199)

2. Danazol (S-09) (Pg. 438, 254)

Chapter 34: Special Topics

SAQ

1. Hirsutism* (W-18)(W-09) (Pg. 473)

2. Post-Menopausal Bleeding** - evaluation; causes (S-18)(W-13)(S-05) (Pg. 462)
3. Leucorrhea (W-17) (Pg. 456)

LAQ

1. Lump in Lower Abdomen*; 18 weeks Lump in Abdomen arising from pelvis in 40 y/o woman - D/D**;
management (S-18)(W-07)(S-05) (Pg. 470)
2. Post-Menopausal Bleeding**** PV - causes***; investigations* (part) (S-16)(W-15)(W-10)(S-08)(W-03)
(Pg. 462)
3. 38 y/o woman - h/o Chronic Pelvic Pain - evaluation, management (S-14) (Pg. 460)
4. Excessive Vaginal Discharge - clinical evaluation (W-02) (Pg. 456)

Chapter 35: Operative Gynecology

SAQ

1. Hysterosalphingography (W-08) (Pg. 487, 194)

2. Laparoscopy in Gynaecology (W-05) (Pg. 506, 101)

LAQ

1. Laparoscopy in Gynaecology - indications (S-05) (Pg. 506, 102)

Untitled
SAQ

1. Forniceal Mass in young patient - D/D (W-04)

2. Carcinoma-In-Situ (W-02)

Obstetrics
1. Ectopic Pregnancy - medical management (S-20)
2. Medical Abortion (W-16)
3. MTP Act**; First Trimester MTP - methods (W-12)(W-10)(W-07)(S-03)
4. Manual Vacuum Aspiration (W-09)
5. Ruptured Tubal Ectopic Pregnancy - diagnosis, management (S-04)

LAQ

1. 1st Trimester MTP - enumerate methods, describe any one in detail (W-06)
2. Woman having 8 weeks Amenorrhea - Abdominal Pain with Vaginal Bleeding - causes; Ruptured
Ectopic Pregnancy - confirmation (W-03)
Paediatrics

2: Growth
SAQ

1. Microcephaly (S-20) (Pg. 36)

3: Development
SAQ

1. Normal Motor Development in First Year of life (W-08) (Pg. 40)

4: Developmental and Behavioural Disorders

SAQ

1. Pica (W-11) (Pg. 57)

2. Thumb Sucking (S-05) (Pg. 57)

5: Adolescent Health & Development

SAQ

1. Physiology of Puberty (S-19) (Pg. 61)

2. Sexual Maturity Rating for Adolescents (W-16) (Pg. 60)
3. Psychological Problems during Adolescence (W-06) (Pg. 62)

LAQ

1. Stages of Adolescence; Health Problems of Adolescents (S-17) (Pg. 60)

6: Fluid & Electrolyte Disturbances

SAQ

1. Metabolic Acidosis* in children (S-18)(S-04) (Pg. 83)

7: Nutrition
SAQ

1. Complementary Feeding* for an infant (S-20)(W-16) (Pg. 91)

2. Sever Acute Malnutrition** (SAM) - nutritional [management]*; complications (S-17)(W-15)(S-08) (Pg.
97)
3. PEM - classification (W-04) (Pg. 94)
4. Nutritional Rehabilitation Center (S-03) (Pg. 99)

LAQ

1. Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) - define; 18 m/o with SAM - c/f, investigations, management,
potential complications (W-14) (Pg. 97)
2. Kwashiorkor - etiopathogenesis, c/f, diagnosis, management (W-11) (Pg. 96)

8: Micronutrients in Health & Disease

SAQ

1. Vitamin B12 (S-19) (Pg. 119)

2. Vitamin D Deficiency (W-17) (Pg. 112)
3. Nutritional Rickets** - management (W-11)(S-06)(W-05) (Pg. 112)
4. Scurvy* (W-10)(W-03) (Pg. 121)
5. Xerophthalmia (W-09) (Pg. 110)
6. Vitamin A Deficiency (W-06) (Pg. 110)
7. Trace Elements (S-03) (Pg. 122)

LAQ

1. Vitamin A Deficiency - WHO classification, management in children (S-20) (Pg. 110)

9: Newborn Infants
SAQ

1. Unconjugated Hyperbilirubinemia in a Neonate (S-20) (Pg. 168)

2. New Ballard Score Maturational Assessment of Gestational Age (W-19) (Pg. 138)
3. Exclusive Breast Feeding; Breast Feeding - advantages (S-19)(S-12) (Pg. 145)
4. Neonatal Jaundice*; Neonatal Physiological Jaundice** - treatment* (W-18)(W-14)(W-09)(W-05)(S-03)
(Pg. 169; 168)
5. Warm Chain* (W-17)(S-07) (Pg. 143/145 - Ghai 8th Edition)
6. Neonatal Reflexes (S-17) (Pg. 141)
7. Hypothermia in Neonates/Neonatal Hypothermia (W-16)(S-15) (Pg. 143)
8. Neonatal Sepsis* - investigations, treatment (S-14)(S-09) (Pg. 160)
 9. Neonatal Resuscitation Protocol (S-13) (Pg. 128)
10. Low Birth Weight Baby - complications (S-13) (Pg. 150)
11. Newborn with APGAR Score less than 3 - delivery room resuscitation (W-12) (Pg. 127)
12. Hypoglycemia (W-07) (Pg. 175)
13. Weaning (S-05)
14. Diaper Rash - define, presentation, treatment (W-04) (Pg. 136)
15. Micronutrient Supplementation of Breast Milk for LBW Babies (S-04)
16. Breast Milk - immunological factors (W-02) (Pg. 145)

LAQ

1. Low Birth Weight Baby - define, complications; Respiratory Distress Syndrome - management (S-18)
(Pg. 149,165)
2. Preterm Baby - complications; Preterm Baby with Hyaline Membrane Disease (Respiratory Distress
Syndrome*) - c/f*, diagnosis, treatment; management (S-16)(S-12) (Pg. 165, 150)
3. Respiratory Distress* in a Newborn* - causes; D/D, management; etiology, c/f(part) (S-12)(W-08)(W-
04)
4. 28 hour old Newborn - delivered at home - presents with Severe Jaundice - c/f, D/D, management (S-
10) (Pg. 168)
5. Neonatal Resuscitation* - equipment, steps* (W-07)(W-02) (Pg. 126)
6. Normal Newborn Baby - routine care (S-07) (Pg. 133)
7. Breast Feeding - techniques, advantages, contraindications, common problems (W-06) (Pg. 147)

10: Immunization & Immunodeficiency

SAQ

1. Injectable Polio Vaccine*; Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) (W-15)(W-13)(W-09) (Pg. 188)
2. Child with Bite by Rabid Dog - management (W-14) (Pg. 198)
3. DPT Vaccine* - adverse effects (S-14)(S-13) (Pg. 189)
4. Pulse Polio Program (S-12) (Pg. 184)
5. Measles Vaccine (W-08) (Pg. 191)
6. Oral Polio Vaccine (S-08) (Pg. 186)
7. BCG Vaccine (S-06) (Pg. 185)
8. Hepatitis B Vaccine (W-05) (Pg. 192)
9. MMR Vaccine (S-05) (Pg. 192)
10. Typhoid Vaccine (W-04) (Pg. 195)
11. Immunization Schedule for Newborn Baby (S-04) (Pg. 186)
12. Universal Immunization Program (UIP) (W-03) (Pg. 187)

11: Infections and Infestations

SAQ

1. Dengue Shock Syndrome* - management (W-19)(W-15) (Pg. 222)

 2. Malaria* - laboratory diagnosis; complications, treatment (S-16)(S-14) (Pg. 256)
3. Measles*** - complications*** (S-16)(W-14)(W-11)(S-07) (Pg. 211)
4. Fever* in a 3 y/o - classify as per IMNCI guidelines; management (W-15)(S-07) (Pg. 206, 782)
5. HIV in children - prevention (S-15) (Pg. 230)
6. Mantoux Test* (W-14)(S-10) (Pg. 246)
7. Parent to Child Transmission of HIV - prevention (W-08) (Pg. 230)
8. Directly Observed Short Term Chemotherapy Strategy (S-08) (Pg. 248)
9. Enterobius Vermicularis Infection (W-05) (Pg. 265)
10. Oral Thrush (S-05) (Pg. 253)
11. Newer Antimalarials (S-03) (Pg. 258)
12. Artemisinin Derivatives (W-02) (Pg. 257)

LAQ

1. Fever with Rash* since 4 days in a 3 y/o child - causes*; Measles* - c/f*, complications*, prevention*
(S-18) (Pg. 208)
2. Primary Complex - define, natural course, investigation, management in a child (S-15) (Pg. 244)
3. Dengue Fever - etiopathogenesis, c/f, diagnosis, management (W-09) (Pg. 219)
4. Childhood Tuberculosis (S-04) (Pg. 243)
5. Enteric Fever - pathology, c/f, complications, management (S-03) (Pg. 238)

12: Disorders Gastrointestinal System & Liver

SAQ

1. [Assessment of a Sick Infant with Diarrhoea as per IMNCI Syndromic Approach]* (W-19)(S-13) (Pg. 288,
781)
2. Acute Liver Failure - management (W-18) (Pg. 312)
3. Viral Hepatitis (W-17) (Pg. 310)
4. Revised WHO [Oral Rehydration Solution]***** (W-11)(S-10)(S-09)(S-08)(W-06)(W-03) (Pg. 289)
5. Hirschsprung Disease (S-10) (Pg. 280)
6. Management of Diarrhoea - Plan C (W-07) (Pg. 290)
7. Lactose Intolerance (W-02) (Pg. 294)

LAQ

1. Dehydration - four signs; Hypovolumic Shock - management; Oral Rehydration Therapy - advantages,
limitations (S-06) (Pg. 287)
2. Acute Diarrhoea in children - causes*, management*; c/f, complications (W-05)(S-05) (Pg. 287)
13: Hematological Disorders
SAQ

1. Thalassemia** Major* - recent advances in management*; treatment; chelation therapy* (W-19)

(W-13)(W-12)(S-12)(W-08) (Pg. 340)
2. Sickle Cell Crisis (S-19) (Pg. 342)
3. Nutrional Anemias - treatment (S-18) (Pg. 335)
4. Hemophilia (S-17) (Pg. 351)
5. Iron Deficiency Anemia* - treatment; management (S-16)(S-12) (Pg. 333)
6. Haemorrhagic Disease in Newborn* (W-13)(W-04) (Pg. 351, 117)
7. Megaloblastic Anemia of Infancy (W-07) (Pg. 334)

LAQ

1. Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura - c/f, investigations, treatment (W-18) (Pg. 349)

2. Sickle Cell Disease* - enumerate all crises; c/f, management; Vaso-occlusive Crisis - management
(W-17)(W-06) (Pg. 342)
3. Anemia* - define, classify; causes in children (part) (W-15)(S-14) (Pg. 329)
4. Thalassemia* Major*** - investigations*, treatment; c/f**, management***; etiopathogenesis;
etiology, pathology; current concepts (W-15)(W-10)(S-09)(S-08)(S-06) (Pg. 339)
5. Iron Deficiency Anemia - management (S-14) (Pg. 333)
6. Hemolytic Anemia - causes, laboratory diagnosis (part) (S-09)
7. Enumerate four conditions that can present with Anemia and Hepatosplenomegaly in 8 m/o infant
(S-06)
8. 6 y/o boy requires frequent Blood Transfusion - has Hepatosplenomegaly - etiology, diagnosis,
treatment (W-05)

15: Disorders of Respiratory System

SAQ

1. Acute Severe Asthma in children - management (S-20) (Pg. 389)

2. Bronchial Asthma* - preventive therapy; inhalational therapy (S-18)(W-02) (Pg. 383; 385)
3. Bronchiolitis (W-16) (Pg. 380)
4. Acute Respiratory Tract Infection (ARTI) Programme (S-07) (Pg. 380)

LAQ

1. Bronchial Asthma** in children - c/f*, investigations, stepwise management*; classification,

pharmacological management; prevention (W-18)(S-15)(W-09) (Pg. 382)
2. Pneumonia* in 2 y/o - etiology, c/f, management* (S-13)(W-04) (Pg. 377)
16: Diorders of Cardiovascular System
SAQ

1. Patent Ductus Arteriosus (S-19) (Pg. 414)

2. Cyanotic Spell in Tetralogy of Fallot - treatment (S-16) (Pg. 419)
3. Acute Rheumatic Fever* - Jones' Criteria; management (W-15)(S-06) (Pg. 432)
4. Congestive Cardiac Failure*** - management*; symptoms, signs (S-15)(W-09)(S-07)(W-02) (Pg. 395)
5. Hypercyanotic Spells* and its Treatment (S-14)(W-03) (Pg. 408)
6. Infective Endocarditis - prevention, management (S-10) (Pg. 441)

LAQ

1. Tetralogy of Fallot - describe components, Cyanotic Spell - management (S-20) (Pg. 417, 408)
2. Acute Rheumatic Fever***** in an 8 y/o child - etiology*, c/f****, management*****;
etiopathology*; diagnosis*, prevention; investigation (W-13)(W-10)(S-09)(W-07)(S-07)(S-03) (Pg. 430)

17: Disorders of Kidney and Urinary Tract

SAQ

1. Acute Febrile [Urinary Tract Infection]** in 1 y/o child - investigations*; diagnostic approach (W-18)(S-
16)(W-13) (Pg. 479)
2. Nephrotic Syndrome* - management of first attack; complications (S-18)(W-05) (Pg. 474)
3. Acute Glomerulonephritis* - management (S-17)(W-10) (Pg. 470)
4. Nocturnal* [Enuresis]* (S-15)(S-09)(S-06) (Pg. 499)
5. Vesico-Ureteric Reflux (W-12) (Pg. 480)
6. Minimal Change Disease & Acute Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis - compare c/f, laboratory
features, complications (S-06)

LAQ

1. Acute Glomerulonephritis**** (AGN) in 5 y/o* child weighing 15 kgs - define*, c/f**, D/D;
investigations*, treatment*; management*, complications; pathology; etiology, diagnosis (W-19)
(W-15)(S-13)(S-08)(S-05) (Pg. 469)
2. Anasarca in Children - causes (part) (S-19)
3. Nephrotic Syndrome**; First Attack of Minimal Change NS - c/f***, diagnosis, management***;
define; etiopathogenesis, investigations*; pathology (S-19)(W-16)(S-16)(W-03) (Pg. 472)
4. Haematuria** - define; causes in 7 y/o; evaluation in 5 y/o (part) (W-17)(W-15)(W-14) (Pg. 466)
5. Acute Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis** - c/f, laboratory findings, management**;
investigations (W-17)(W-14)(W-04) (Pg. 469)
6. Acute Nephritic Syndrome - definition, etiology, c/f, investigations, management (W-12) (Pg. 469)
18: Endocrine & Metabolic Disorders
SAQ

1. Diabetic Ketoacidosis* - fluid management; treatment (S-20)(W-13) (Pg. 547)

2. Congenital Hypothyroidism (W-19) (Pg. 511)
3. Cretinism (W-06) (Pg. 515)

LAQ

1. Hypothyroidism in children - c/f, investigations, management (W-02) (Pg. 511)

19: Diseases of Central Nervous System

SAQ

1. Cerebral Palsy - definition, classification (S-18) (Pg. 565)

2. Febrile Seizures*; Atypical Febrile Seizures; Febrile Convulsions** - management (S-15)(S-13)(S-12)
(W-06)(S-05)(S-04) (Pg. 554)
3. Pyogenic Meningitis - laboratory diagnosis (S-14) (Pg. 562)
4. Child with Generalized Tonic Clonic Convulsion - management (W-10) (Pg. 556)
5. Cerebrospinal Fluid Examination (W-09) (Pg. 562)
6. Breath Holding Spell** (S-08)(W-07)(W-04) (Pg. 555)

LAQ

1. 3 y/o child - fever, recurrent seizures of 1 day duration - causes (part) (W-19)
2. Acute [Pyogenic Meningitis]** - investigations*, management**; etiology, c/f (W-19)(W-13)(W-03)
(Pg. 561)
3. Tubercular Meningitis - etiopathogenesis, c/f, management (W-16) (Pg. 562)
4. Convulsions* in children; 5 y/o child - causes; D/D; Status Epilepticus - management (S-14)(W-03) (Pg.
553)
5. 2 y/o male child - fever, altered sensorium, seizures - etiology, D/D, management, complications (W-
12) (Pg. 554)
6. Typical Febrile Convulsion - describe, stepwise management, prevention (W-11) (Pg. 553)

20: Neuromuscular Disorders

SAQ

1. Guillian Barre Syndrome* - clinical presentation (S-17)(W-16) (Pg. 585)

2. Acute Flaccid Paralysis* (AFP) Surveillance (W-10)(W-03) (Pg. 586)
LAQ

1. Acute Flaccid Paralysis** in children/4 y/o child - causes; D/D, management; define, classification; AFP
Surveillance (S-19)(W-08)(S-04) (Pg. 586)
2. Acute Guillian Barre Syndrome - diagnosis, management (S-19) (Pg. 585)

23: Genetic Disorders

SAQ

1. Down's Syndrome** - antenatal diagnosis (W-14)(S-10)(S-09) (Pg. 635)

2. Turner's Syndrome* (W-07)(S-04) (Pg. 637)

26: Skin Disorders

SAQ

1. EM - age independent criteria for diagnosis (W-18) (Pg. 691)

27: Poisonings, Injuries and Accidents

SAQ

1. Kerosene Poisoning (W-08) (Pg. 712)

31: Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness

SAQ

1. [Assessment of a Sick Infant with Diarrhoea as per IMNCI Syndromic Approach]* (W-19)(S-13) (Pg. 288,
781)
2. Fever in a 3 y/o - classify as per IMNCI guidelines (W-15) (Pg. 206, 782)
3. 2 y/o child presenting with Cough and Fever - management as per IMNCI protocol (W-12)

LAQ

1. Febrile 3 y/o child at a PHC - IMNCI approach (S-12)

32: Rights of Children
SAQ

1. Child Abuse (W-18) (Pg. 788)

2. Rights of Children (W-17) (Pg. 787)

Untitled
SAQ

1. Anaphylaxis - management (W-17)

2. Immunization of a child with Hemophilia (W-12)
3. Peripheral Blood Smear Examination (W-11)
4. Under-five Clinic (S-09)
5. Hydrops Fetalis (S-03)

LAQ

1. A previously well 3 y/o child - acute onset fever, cough, breathlessness, refusal to feed - D/D,
investigations, management (S-10)