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Physiology and Gynaecology An 18-year-old female is brought into labor and delivery following a diagnosis of preeclampsia at 38 weeks. The delivery is uneventful, and the patient gives birth to a healthy baby. The hospital runs standard testing as well as some additional tests, including a karyotype which reveals the baby to be a male (XY chromosomes). When the labs return they show the testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (DHT) ratio is more than 23 times higher than normal. Further workup reveals a 5-alpha-reductase deficiency. What would the expected internal and external genitalia, respectively, of this genetically male baby?1.Ambiguous and male2.Ambiguous and ambiguous3.Female and ambiguous4.Male and ambiguousLast question answer - Coronary AV fistula. Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today - and get access to QuickLearn, GT and Daily tests in addition to Patho Videos

Practice

Practice makes everyone perfect. Let's practice till we make sure have made the main exam goes smooth.  Habits die hard. !  Let's give it a chance to happen.. Give daily ten questions (long stem integrated ones) and make sure you stay on track till your NEET. Practice and let's make it happen !! - Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today - and get access to QuickLearn, GT and Daily tests in addition to Patho VideosRevision Series Highlights60+ integrated tests - Daily one test with 10 questions3 GTs in the New Pattern - 600 questionsSolve more than 1000 questions and make sure you are well set for your NEET exams!  

Giant cell tumour

Giant cell tumourSpindle and round / oval mononuclear cells also present (macrophage-like and primitive mesenchymal cells with poorly defined cytoplasm and mitotic activity which are the neoplastic cells)Highly vascular stroma; may have fibrosis or reactive woven bone (common)Numerous osteoclast-like giant cells uniformly distributed throughout tumor; many giant cells are larger than normal osteoclasts with numerous (> 50) nuclei; some areas may have a paucity of giant cellsLearn Conceptual Pathology - In order to crack the exam., starting early is always good. ! Complete Pathology course for 2,3,4 year graduates. Enrol Today to Complete Pathology Course - Subscribe here today

Pathology for PG

Hello fellow Pathologists, We shall be starting the classes for Post Graduates by March 25. We will be going system wise. Have planned for live session, in the app and post that the lectures will be available recorded as well for later use.  Modules which will be there  🔥 Lectures -  covering all important topics🔥 Recording of the live classes for later viewing🔥 Case discussion  - Shall post cases with classical findings no regular basis - categorised subject wise🔥 Notes - For exam purpose for final revision.🔥 Q Bank - With questions targeting FRCPath and NEET SS  Let's make it happen -  Enrol to classes and lets read the latest reporting style - Subscribe here today

MCQ !

Last MCQ Answer - B. Atherosclerosis. Widened mediastinal silhouette, increased aortic knob, and tracheal deviation seen in the chest x-ray image is suggestive of thoracic aortic aneurysm., etiology being Atherosclerosis.A 5-year-old boy is brought to the hospital after a resuscitated cardiac arrest due to ventricular fibrillation. A chest x-ray reveals cardiomegaly, and EKG reveals Q waves in precordial leads. Transthoracic echocardiography reveals a dilated and hypokinetic left ventricular anterior wall, moderate mitral regurgitation, and dilated right coronary artery. Cardiac MRI reveals prominent collaterals in left coronary artery distribution with the right to left flow and left ventricular anterolateral subendocardial myocardial fibrosis. Cardiac catheterization shows the contrast directly emptying into the left ventricle upon left coronary intubation. The most common etiopathogenesis of this phenomenon is related to the etiopathogenesis of which of the following conditions?1.Patent ductus arteriosus2. Coronary AV fistula3.Aortic dissection following blunt chest trauma4.Coronary artery diseaseEnrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today - and get access to QuickLearn, GT and Daily tests in addition to Patho Videos

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Last question answer  - Internal Acostic Meatus. The MRI demonstrates a right-sided vestibular schwannoma (acoustic neuroma) located at the internal acoustic meatus, which confirms this diagnosis. A 57-year old male is brought to the emergency department following a vague chest discomfort for 2 hrs. His ECG and the first set of cardiac enzymes are within normal limits. Vitals include a heart rate of 73/min, blood pressure 124/80 mmHg, and respiratory rate 16/min. His hypertension is controlled on ramipril, but he continues to smoke. This patient’s chest x-ray shows a widened mediastinal silhouette, increased aortic knob, and tracheal deviation. His chest X-ray is shown in the image below. Which of the following is related to the pathophysiology of his disorder?1.Malignancy2.Achalasia3.Atherosclerosis4.Hiatal herniaEnrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today - and get access to QuickLearn, GT and Daily tests in addition to Patho Videos

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Answer to last question - D. Lingual Frenulum. The openings of the submandibular ducts reside on either side of the lingual frenulum, and the saliva produced by the submandibular glands drains through the sublingual caruncles (or papillae), openings at the base of the lingual frenulum.  57-year-old woman presents with right unilateral facial paralysis and dizziness. During an examination, the physician also notes a loss of hearing on the right side. An MRI of the patient’s head reveals a brain tumor, as noted by the asterisk in the figure. Based upon the patient’s presentation and MRI, where is the tumor located?  (A)  Foramen rotundum (B)  Foramenovale (C)  Internal acoustic meatus (D)  Facial canal Get used to more integrated questions to crack upcoming NEET  -  Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today - and get access to QuickLearn, GT and Daily tests in addition to Patho Videos

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27-year-old man comes to his doctor complaining that the floor of his mouth is painful and swollen. Bimanual palpation and later computed tomography show an 8-mm stone (sialolith) in the right submandibular salivary duct, as indicated by the arrow in the figure. If the submandibular duct is partially obstructed, where would the physician observe salivation in the oral cavity after applying pressure to the right submandibular gland?  (A)  Oralvestibule (B)  Palatine mucosa (C)  Sublingual fold  (D)  Lingual Frenulum Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today - and get access to QuickLearn, GT and Daily tests in addition to Patho Videos

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A 36-year-old male is evaluated for the fatigue of 3 months duration. He admits to easy bruising, rash over his lower extremities, and frequent respiratory infections. He had rheumatoid arthritis, schizophrenia, and history of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever when he was 5 years old requiring antibiotics. Medications are chlorpromazine and gold. He works at a paint manufacturing company. Temperature is 38°C (100.4°F), blood pressure is 100/58 mmHg, pulse rate is 94/min and regular, respiratory rate is 17/min, and oxygen saturation is 92% on ambient air. Physical examination reveals a gentleman in no acute distress. There is conjunctival pallor and mild oozing of blood at gingival mucosa. There are rales in the left lower lung field. The stool is guaiac negative. Petechiae is present over bilateral lower extremities. Chest x-ray demonstrates consolidation in the left lower lung. Results of laboratory studies are notable for hemoglobin 5.5 g/dL, platelets 50000, and white blood cell count 1000 with 30% neutrophils. The peripheral smear is negative for blasts or schistocytes. Bone marrow biopsy demonstrates the paucity of cells with fat infiltration. Which of the following symptoms are not characteristic of this patient's most likely disease?1.Bruising, purpura, bleeding - thrombocytopenia2.Fatigue, shortness of breath - anemia3.Fatigue - leukopenia4.Infection - leukopeniaFinishline daily tests and next 3 GTs will be targeting the NEET exam with more long stem questions - Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today - and get access !!

NEET ??

Hello Students,I am sure you wondering what to do now? Variables in the exam200 questions - 3.30 hours - Likely to have more long stem questionsNo subject weightage - likely all the one liners will be outdated now, hopefully you wont have any data/fact based questions. How shall we tackle this ? (Will be there for all revision series users) From today onwards we shall have more long stem questions in the Finishline - Daily tests Shall ask the faculties giving questions to integrate the questions more efficiently Time - 45 seconds per question (In your exam you will have one minute per question approx)GT has to be changed from now again. The next 3 GT -  shall reset the questions and make it more lengthy. Hopefully it will help us more. Do not worry - The patterns will change slightly and you will have little hiccups in the preparation.  Do your routine preparation as usual.  We shall go ahead and try to better it with more questions.. Personal Take - I feel this pattern should be a boon for future students, where understanding of the subject will be tested rather than facts and figures. Do let me know anytime if NBE comes up with a format or sample questionAll will end well. ! Best wishesDr. Ranjith AR

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