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A 10-month old infant born at 36 weeks of gestation is brought by his parents to the pediatric clinic with a complaint of shortness of breath, poor growth, and a mild fever. Physical examination revealed continuous, “machinery” murmur below the clavicle, radiating to the back and prominent precordial impulse, tachycardia, and bounding peripheral pulse. What maintains the patency of the ductus arteriosus?1.Prostaglandins2.Hypoxia3.Indomethacin4.Premature birthEnrol 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
Dear students, If you are preparing for the NEET exam, especially with the new pattern with long stem questions - its must for every student to understand what is comfortable for them and to personalise and improve on their subject. ! With long stem questions there are two approachesAntegrade - Read the question and then go ahead with the optionsRetrograde - Read the options and then go ahead with the long stem of the questionMarch 4- 9 daily tests - I want to you to try any one of them. March 10 - 15 daily test - I want you to try the other way March 18 th GT - Attempt with whichever pattern suits you. Now this will help us know how to go ahead with the next GT and the final exam as well ! (If possible we will have one more GT in addition to the scheduled). We will improve and lets do it slowly and consistently - Subscribe here today to get access to the daily test. Had discussed about the antegrade and retrograde approach on Instagram yesterday - Follow on Instagram - Lets discuss about GT Analysis in the next Live
There is a scheduled maintenance in the app tomorrow from 8.30 to 9.30 am. So delaying the start of exam by 11. AM, so there is no problem in the application. GT 3 Have kept the percentage of distribution in subjects the same Most of the questions will be integrated - Since this is the First GT - Have kept the difficulty level in moderationThe exam will be live from tomorrow March 4th till Sunday March 7th (midnight)Give the exam in the laptop - https://ranjitharpathology.testpress.in/Lets see what can be done - if we will go with the same scheduled 2 more GTs of if anything extra is needed. Enrol to Revision series to get access to all GTs. Subscribe here today
A research study found that an event occurred in 10 individuals given a new medication, and the event did not occur in 20 individuals given the new medication. It also found that the event occurred in 40 individuals not given the medication, and the event did not occur in 80 individuals not given the new medication. What is the odds ratio of the event occurring?1.0.252.0.53.14.2PSM questions can be made elaborate - PSM is one subject scoring is always easy if you spend time solving the problems in statistics. Attend more statistical problems in Finishline and GTs and give your best shot in NEETEnrol 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
A 17-year-old female patient presents to the emergency department with headache, nausea, and dizziness. Her roommate is also in the emergency department for similar symptoms but resolved after leaving home. On exam, the patient's heart rate is 90 beats per minute, and she is maintaining a saturation of 100% on the room air. Except for mild confusion, her neurological examination has no abnormalities. Blood testing confirms her diagnosis, and she improves with oxygen. At which concentration of the offending agent do visual symptoms occur?1.10 percent2.20 percent3.30 percent4.60 percentEnrol 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
Last question answer - Negative tumor margin, Diagnosis - Adenoid cystic carcinoma.A 73-year old male patient with a history of hypertension and hyperlipidemia presents to the emergency department with a one-week history of intermittent periods of shortness of breath while resting and sudden onset of non-pleuritic, non-reproducible chest pain this morning. His heart rate is 112 bpm, respiratory rate is 20 breaths per minute, SpO2 is 91%, and current blood pressure is 152/97 mm Hg. His ECG reveals ST-segment elevations in leads II, III, and aVF. He is given oxygen via a nasal cannula and which increases his SpO2 to 98%. He is also given 325 mg of aspirin and IV morphine for pain management. What is the specific mechanism of action of the medication that should be given in this patient?1. Decrease heart rate2.Decrease afterload3.Decrease preload4.Decrease contractilityPractice 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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A 65-year-old patient is brought with slowly progressive swelling in the submandibular region. The lesion is firm, poorly circumscribed, and unencapsulated. The histology following the excision revealed a basaloid appearance with angulated, hyperchromatic nuclei and scant, clear to eosinophilic cytoplasm. The tumor cells showed a perineural affinity. There were no features of distant metastasis. What is the most relevant prognostic marker in the patient? 1.Brain-derived neurotrophic factor2.Hematogenous spread3.Negative tumor margin4.Mutation Also comment on the diagnosis of the tumour ?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
Answer for last question - High protein intake - An albumin of >3.0g/dL has been shown to improve wound healing in amputations.A 65-year-old male is admitted to the intensive care unit after a traumatic injury. He is mechanically ventilated for respiratory failure. On the fourth day of admission, he becomes febrile, and the chest x-ray reveals an opacity in the left lower lobe suggestive of pneumonia. Tracheal aspirate cultures grow Acinetobacter baumannii. Susceptibilities are pending. The clinical team is involved and reports no other cases at present and no past cases with drug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii. Which antimicrobial should be initiated in this patient?1.Meropenem2.Daptomycin3.Ciprofloxacin4.CeftriaxonePractice more than 1000 long stem questions in the Revision series and come out victorious. Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today