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How to Read Robbins - For 2nd, 3rd, final year and Interns

Dear students, A very good morning ! Quite a few students have asked the query on "How to read Robbins" - It's a good book My seniors said don't read it.  I like the book but i am scared if I cannot recollect during exams ?I am in 3rd year, I did not read Robbins during second year, can I read now ?Watch the below video - I have discussed about how to read Robbins (Both for students in 2nd year and also for Pre-Final, Final and Interns)Click on the below link and see - How to Read Robbins - Must watch !

MCQ !

A 40-year-old woman is being evaluated for diffused abdominal pain. One day ago, she underwent laparoscopic cholecystectomy, with intraoperatively diagnosed Mirizzi syndrome. The dissection was challenging due to extensive tissue fibrosis around the Calot's triangle; however, no accessory duct was identified during the operation, and the cystic duct and the cystic artery were properly ligated. The patient's vitals remained stable throughout the procedure. This morning, the patient's complained of abdominal pain, describing it as "everywhere but more severe on the right side." She is currently afebrile; the morning laboratory results are within normal limits. Her abdomen is soft and non-distended, with diffused tenderness; she withdraws when the provider palpates the right upper quadrant. Bedside ultrasound reveals fluid collection inferior to the liver edge. A HIDA (hepatobiliary scintigraphy) scan confirms the bile leak, and the patient is scheduled for stent placement by ERCP. Where should the stent be inserted into to stop the bile leakage? 1.Common hepatic duct2.Cystic duct3.Common bile duct4.Right hepatic duct Enrol to revision series and solve more long stem questions ! Subscribe here today  (Get access to all Finishline tests + GTs. The subscription for all students will be extended till INICET) 

Pediatrics

Few normal findings in Newborn Erythema toxicum – small white papules on an erythematous base which is usually present on the face, trunk and extremities. They contain eosinophils and may persist for a week. Mongolian spots – Slate-blue, demarcated areas of pigmentation seen over the buttocks and back. Pustular melanosis – Benign lesions seen predominantly in black neonates, contains neutrophils and is present at birth as vesiculopustular eruption around the chin, neck, back, extremities, palms and soles. Epstein Pearls - nests of epithelial cells, that appear as whitish/yellowish spots on hard palate. Usually, resolve by 3 months. Cutis Marmorata - Transient lacy reticular vascular pattern of skin caused due to exaggerated physiologic vasomotor response on exposure to low environmental temperature.  Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today  (The subscription for all students will be extended till INICET)Erythema Toxicum                                              Mongolian SpotsEpstein Pearls (Bohn Nodule)                                     Cutis Marmorata 

MCQ !

A 65-year-old female with a past medical history of nephrolithiasis presents to a clinic for a routine checkup. Flat plate abdominal x-ray did not show any evidence of nephrolithiasis. Blood workup revealed serum calcium levels of 9.2 mg/dL, serum uric acid level of 6.5 mg/dL, and serum creatinine level of 1.1 mg/dL. A 24-hour urinary test analysis report showed a uric acid level of 750 mg, urinary oxalate 45 mg, urinary citrate 320 mg, urinary calcium 584 mg/L, and a 24-hour urinary volume of 850 mL. Which of the following problem is essential to fix while performing 24-hour urine testing for nephrolithiasis interpretation in this patient?   1.Hypercalciuria 2.Hyperoxaluria 3.Hypercitraturia 4.Low urinary volume  Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today  (Get access to all Finishline tests + GTs. The subscription for all students will be extended till INICET)

A Very Good Morning !

With 41 days left to NEET exam -  What is the best way to utilise it ?Make your own routine -  concentrate on the subjects you are strong and average.  Ignore your weak subjects for now, it's difficult to excel in a weak subject in 41 daysFollow the finishline schedule religiously - Daily 10 questions  - attempt them and make sure you read the topic by morning and attend the exam by evening.There will be the next GT by March 18.  Use the same formulae -  Antegrade or Retrograde solving - whichever suited you the best in the previous GT  - Make sure that works this time as wellStart every morning with a smile. Everyday counts from now on. We shall use all your 5 and half year of knowledge and lets fight the tiny little exam and emerge victorious -  Subscribe here today for Finishline Daily tests and GTs (5 NEET and 2 INICET)

Finishline - Week 5 schedule

Dear students,Week 5 schedule for revision users daily tests.  We shall try to answer based on a topic -  from all possible subjects  (Learn the topics from Patho, Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics)March 8 -  Lung cancer, Esophageal disordersMarch 9 -  Stomach March 10 -  Intestine (Small and Large)March 11 -  Liver March 12 -  Pancreas and Gall bladderMarch 13 - GlomerulonephritisLet's try and read them in a single place and understand more.. Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today  (The subscription for all students will be extended till INICET)

MCQ - INICET

The HOD of ophthalmology asks the resident to plot the electroretinography(ERG) curves in patients of retinitis pigmentosa. Abnormality in which of the following waves of ERG record will be observed by in the cohort of patients?a) Subnormal b waves - late cases of RPb) Extinguished response - seen in early stages of RPc) Subnormal b waves - early cases of RPd) Negative response indicates - Disturbance in retinal circulationOptions 1) A and B are correct2) A, C, D are correct3) C and D are correct4) All are correctEnrol to revision series to get NEET and INICET recalls - Subscribe here today

MCQ - INICET

A 45-year-old male patient with poor dental hygiene presents to you with complaints of severe pain during swallowing, and difficulty in opening the mouth which has increased in the past 3 days. The image is as below.  There is a woody hard swelling of the floor of the mouth. Which of the following is true or false regarding the patient?1) Parotid gland is also involved in this condition2) Diagnosis is Ludwig angina3) Treatment is always tracheostomy4) They respond to Antibiotics5) Most common predisposing cause -  Dental infections Optionsa) TFTTFB) TTFFTC) FTFTTD) TFFTTEnroll to Revision series and get access to INICET mock as well at no extra cost  - Subscribe here today

INICET Mock

Dear Students,From the notice of PGI -  The tentative date of INICET will be May 9th. So we shall be having two mocks focussing INICET after NEET exam. It will be complementary for all Revision series users and the validity of the revision series will be extended till INICET. Lets try to give our best :)  Enrol to Subscribe here today and get access to both NEET and INICET mocks

MCQ !

A 65-year-old male with a past medical history of coronary disease presents with palpitations and dizziness for the past 1 hour. He has undergone two coronary angioplasties with stent placements within the last 6 months. His intake vitals were recorded as a pulse of 50 bpm, regular and blood pressure of 90/60 mmHg. On physical examination, the provider notices a frog sign on inspection of the neck. What condition is this finding associated with?1.Congestive heart failure2.Atrial septal defect3.High-grade heart block4.Wolfe-Parkinson-White syndromeEnrol today and attend the previous two GTs as well. Practice more than 1000 long stem questions in the Revision series and come out victorious. Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today

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