Students  preparing for Neet pg in 2024 need to change the study pattern towards a more clinically oriented approach. Integration of pre-clinical and clinical branches is a must. Neet Pg exam is now like USMLE Pattern. Neet Pg might be replaced by Next Exams. So are you mentally prepared to sharpen your Brain for the Knowledge you will be tested for. The New assessment methods will be notified. But Knowledge is Knowledge. Same things will be tested.

High yield Topics continue to remain High Yield. Fundamentals don’t change. Only Methodology Changes. Good Students will top any Exams.

 

Students who have studied well in their MBBS will do best. Standard text book reading is very essential and students with best concept will fare better. MCQ preparation as per new pattern is important. Practicing MCQs is fundamental.

 

Random testing and self-assessment always helps. Revision is very important and all subjects have a say. Student cannot afford to miss even minor subjects.

 

 

Now Let’s Try to See your Knowledge.

 

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  • Basophilic Stippling of RBCs :   seen in …………………….poisoning
  • Bence Jones Protein : a feature of …………………………………………….  
  • Birbeck Granules : seen in  ………………………………………………………
  • Bird of Prey Sign: Seen in ………………………………………………………………..
  • Blue Bloaters are seen as patients of ……………………………………………
  • Boot-Shaped Heart   is a feature of …………………………………………………
  • Bouchard s Nodes:  are ………………………………………joint of the fingers)
  • Boutonnieres Deformity : causes …..................of distal IP joints
  • Brooks tumor: type …………………………………………………. Of Tumour
  • Brown Tumor  : seen in………………………………………………………………..
  • Brushfield Spots: seen in ………………………………………………………………

 

 

Answers are:

 

 

  • Basophilic Stippling of RBCs :   seen in Lead poisoning
  • Bence Jones Protein : a feature of  Multiple myeloma  
  • Birbeck Granules : seen in  Histiocytosis X (eosinophilic granuloma)
  • Bird of Prey Sign: Sigmoid volvolus
  • Blue Bloaters are seen as patients of  Chronic Bronchitis
  • Boot-Shaped Heart   is a feature of  Tetralogy of Fallot
  • Bouchard s Nodes:   Osteoarthritis (Proximal IP joint of the fingers)
  • Boutonnieres Deformity :  Rheumatoid arthritis : Extension of  distal IP joints
  • Brooks tumor: type of  basal cell carcinoma
  • Brown Tumor  : seen in Hyperparathyroidism
  • Brushfield Spots: seen in    Downs  syndrome

 

 

 

 Previous Type Questions:

 

Most characteristic feature of acute inflammation is:    

 

          A.      Vasoconstriction

          B.      Vascular stasis

          C.       Vasodilatation and Increased vascular permeability

          D.      Margination of Leucocytes

 

Most effective bactericidal system within phagocytes is:        

         

          A.      Lysozyme mediated

          B.      Lactoferrin mediated

          C.       Reactive oxygen metabolite mediated

          D.      Cationic basic protein mediated

 

Which  of the following organelles plays a pivotal role in Apoptosis:         

 

          A.      Mitochondria

          B.      Endoplasmic Reticulum

          C.       Nucleus

          D.      Golgi Apparatus

 

Coagulative necrosis is commonly seen in:

 

          A.      Tuberculosis

          B.      Fungal Infections

          C.       Sarcoidosis

          D.      Wet gangrene

 

Primary Structural defect of an organ is termed:   

 

          A.      Malformation

          B.      Disruption

          C.       Deformation

          D.      Association

 

 

Higher Level Questions. More likely to be asked:

 

A child presents with infective skin lesions of both lower limbs. Blood Culture was done which showed gram positive cocci in chains and hemolytic colonies. Which of the following tests will best identify the organism?

 

  1.  Bile solubility
  2.  Optochin sensitivity
  3.  Bacitracin sensitivity
  4.   Catalase positive

 

 

A 22 year-old  male presented to his physician  with a fifteen day  history of  cough  with hemoptysis, mild pedal edema, and dark urine.  Urinalysis revealed numerous dysmorphic red blood cells , moderate proteinuria, and red cell casts. Chest radiograph showed bilateral alveolar infiltrates. Most Likely Cause is :

 

  1. Kawasakis Disease
  2. Goodpasture’s syndrome
  3. Burgers Syndrome
  4. Wegener’s granulomatosis

 

 

 

A patient in an ICU is on central venous line for the past one week. He is on ceftazidime and Amikacin. After ten days of antibiotics he develops a spike of fever and his blood culture is positive for gram positive cocci in chains, which are catalase negative. Following this Vancomycin was started but the culture remained positive for the same organism even after 10 days of therapy. The most likely organism causing these infections is:   

 

  1.   Staphylococcus aureus
  2.    Virdans streptococci
  3.    Enterococcus faecalis
  4.    Coagulase negative staphylococcus

 

 

The IBQ P-pattern:

 

After a severe trauma, a patient presented with severe pain. In the ER Multiple radiographs were taken. The radiograph shown below demonstrates:

 

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  1. Colles fracture
  2. Gallezis fracture
  3. Montegios fracture
  4. Bennetts fracture

 

 

Below is shown a figure demonstrating Phocomelia. The Drug implicated in causation of Phocomelia   is:

 

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  1. Ifosfamide
  2. Thalidomide
  3. Leuflonamide
  4. Retinoids

 

 

The Idea is to give make you aware of the pattern so that you succeed. Cramming up is not an important part. Development of concept is fundamental. One has to strengthen concepts and read in clinical manner is needed even for subjects like Anatomy, biochemistry, pathology and SPM.
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