NEET PG 2022 Recall Questions | General Medicine By Dr. Deepak Marwah| PrepLadder

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[@mariya4737]

Sir you taught us medicine so beautifully, never once I thought of switching teacher, my basics are so clear now, so grateful to you sir 🙏🙏 thnku sir 🤗 - future MD medicine

[@elbinphilip1457]

As another future md medicine: I approve

[@srilalitha551]

Sir last question ..hematuria was not mentioned...it clearly mentioned kidney is normal and urine is clear...saying kidney is totally normal...nd tat may make the answer as Hepatic encephalopathy na sir. in Leptospirosis kidney & liver involvement is needed...but dis question clearly mentioned kidney was normal

[@naveedsyed4517]

Yes. But answer will be dengue hemorrhagic fever . As HAV rarely causes remaining

[@marimuthu2981]

Option for that ascites question was not spontaneous bacterial peritonitis It was Subacute bacterial peritonitis

[@drankushwali9548]

It is same as spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

[@Javedali-ex9tp]

My 85% questions r correct thank u sir n prepladder

[@tejathunder2736]

total how many Q's in GM?

[@user-bn1sc4ci3n]

At 2:16 , isn't protein markedly increased in bacterial meningitis?? It's shown in tbm instead.

[@saig5040]

Sir...hematuria was not given in question sir

[@abhishekbabel8262]

In rheumatic heart disease prophylaxis question it was given that ""there is no valvular lession or involvement""

[@ankisep11]

Thank you sir...... 🇺🇸 President John Abraham at men2b question 😀😀😀

[@rucksanack5652]

First question cocci was there

[@abinayaramesh705]

Thank you so much for the clear recall sir🙏🙏

[@archanasingh5090]

Superb explanation sir 👍👍🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@taiyebasiddiqui5981]

Good recall

[@abinayaramesh705]

That obstructive jaundice question was mentioned surgical OPD and pruritis was given sir...so obstructive jaundice only

[@ramyavarkala6725]

dis sir explain that question

[@rathodjoshna9208]

About st and u wave changes,,there was option about hyponatremia

[@shubhammohod6688]

In ascitis case 4th option is intestinal obstruction

[@dr_siddheshwar_laddha]

Thank you so much sir

[@pgpg3783]

Sir that ecg image was sinus rythm with rbbb with a heart rate of approx 100 bpm.

[@gazalajan2661]

Thank you sir

[@musaddiqkhan6805]

The 'C' option in 37' question was Till 5 yrs 3 weekly or 18 yrs whichever is later sir.

[@drblitzkreig]

Yes I can confirm this was an option

[@netsurvivor9098]

Yes, option c does mention 3weekly for 5 yrs or till 18 yrs. Rest options were same

[@drankushwali9548]

Answer is still C as per OP ghai for without carditis.

[@clinicalcasevideo5762]

Thank you sir!

[@noeleappen8374]

Sir, in the Acromegaly treatment question, the actual question was "which is the receptor antagonist used in this condition". That means the answer should be Pegvisomant, right ?

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[@DoctorIdeopathic]

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[@RAFIKUL1990]

sir there is no renal involvement...no haemorrhage...no haematuria..

[@Ac-fx2iz]

And there was mention of no history of travel ruling out leptospirosis no one is putting any attention to it and saying lepto was the answer

[@vigneshmuthusamy3350]

In DKA question, urine ketone was given as negative. Rest of the ques is correct .

[@spartans6062]

Ketones were present . OMG how can i miss it

[@am-tc7wq]

Finished

[@xyz-ez5vk]

No hematuria,given

[@lovelydubey2551]

Good evening sir I can't recall properly bt ALP level was around 247 or may be 400 something i guess 😀

[@saasthyanweshi]

Sir the first question had a different photo. It was Gram Stain.

[@drm7108]

No brother, they were lymphocytes

[@drrishabhdixit8744]

A patient presented with acute episode of breathlessness. Chest X ray shows pulmonary edema. History reveals that the patient has uncontrolled hypertension and is not taking the medication regularly. Which should be the management of this patient? a. Intravenous nitroglycerine b. Intravenous salbutamol c. Oxygen plus nebulized salbutamol d. Sir having doubt in this one

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[@AlokKumar-mr5um]

Sir 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@Lifestyle-for-lifetime]

Sir, does fungus grow only inside the sinus ? Why not just start with basic non invasive investigation before going for expensive mri???

[@mtraveller3392]

Because the criteria to diagnose the patient with Mucor is to show the tissue invasion rather than presence of colony on the mucosal surface. Also in such life and death scenario, we need to do the best possible investigation/intervention to be totally sure of our diagnosis, because someone's life will depend on our decisions.

[@humorme2432]

as MRI will instantly show the invasion and its extent.. Culture result needs 2-3 days to come.. no point.

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[@spartans6062]

Doc swab does not show fungus

[@mamamssa1409]

ENT Marrow tells us the answer should be nasal swab. Because mri will show us the extent of damage and all but doesn't confirm it is mucor. It could be something else too.. so nasal swab should be done first to confirm it's mucor, then mri to know the extent

[@adithyasivamohan7524]

For one ques the ans is lupus nephritis right? And for anticoagulant baawd ques the ans is warfarin right?

[@HareeshSoundar]

That necrosis of toe skin image right? yeah it was warfarin induced skin necrosis

[@adithyasivamohan7524]

@@HareeshSoundar ok

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[@DrShubhamSheshnathTiwari-ce6nl]

🎉

[@khushmansappal8296]

Sir in question of RF, if in last option till 25year is not mentioned then it must be best option to mark for this case? Because we give drug for the period which is long.

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[@dr.ven_cut8635]

But it showed cocci in staining n image... meningitis question not the above image

[@shrutimehta8991]

Yes i remember I saw cocci

[@sushruthal.palaniappan8440]

Yeah.... Kidney shaped na

[@dr.ven_cut8635]

So only marked pyogenic

[@dr.ven_cut8635]

Atleast the slide was full red colour not this one...

[@dr.ven_cut8635]

@@shrutimehta8991 what to do we cant do anything😞😞😞 very dissapointing

[@epshitamanashi7519]

Sir it was rheumatic carditis

[@highpriestess810]

Bi..ut was written no carditis

[@sudhirchandra9790]

Are you sure

[@highpriestess810]

Yes..i had 4echecked the question becoz i marked for review

[@HareeshSoundar]

@@sudhirchandra9790 yeah question had "no carditis" in history...i read the question twice too! so it's penicillin for 5 years as answer for sure

[@ARCHITIMRANU]

42:44 first American president is Abraham Lincoln sir😂 not John Abraham 😂

[@manish9335]

Duchene muscular dystrophy question answer pls

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[@mtraveller3392]

Death within 2nd to 3rd decade will be the correct option.

[@drgbsmdmedicine622]

A1

[@jagadeeshaditya8397]

D

[@xyz-ez5vk]

Uo,,is given

[@abinayaramesh705]

Sir carditis with no residual damage was given

[@sudhirchandra9790]

Are you sure NBE should release question paper atleast

[@abinayaramesh705]

@@sudhirchandra9790 yaa without question paper there is no transparency

[@sudhirchandra9790]

@@abinayaramesh705 atleast they can give us paper so that we can analyse our mistake and learn not to repeat them

[@kotavarun2007]

If they give u the question paper, how will they repeat questions. Knowing a topic isn't as imp as knowing how the question and options are constructed. Not giving paper just makes their job easier

[@ajaypatil3880]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@M.Sweatha]

Thank u sir 😊🎉