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Incubation period of Important Infections Few Recently Asked Questions on Incubation Period 1.Application of Incubation period is all EXCEPT a) To differentiate primary cases from secondary casesb) to find out isolation periodc) to find out the Quarantine Periodd) To prevent infection to the contacts of Infected Persons 2.Incubation period of amoebiasis is a) 1-2 weeksb)

Important Clinical conditions and its Treatment during Pregnancy In every medical PG entrance examination (NEET PG/AIIMS/UPSC CMS/PGIMER), Almost every year 1 question is asked on “Clinical conditions and its Treatment during Pregnancy” like Q. A 30 year old woman with history of previous 3 abortions has been found to have antiphospholipid antibodies. What will be

Drugs Contraindicated In Pregnancy Name of drugs Contraindicated in Hydroxyzine Early Pregnancy Dipyridamole 3rd Trimester Aspirin 3rd Trimester Statins Pregnancy Amlodipines Pregnancy Warfarin Pregnancy Ethinyl Estradiol Pregnancy Estazolam/ Triazolam Pregnancy Flurazepam/ Temazepam Pregnancy Isotretinoin Pregnancy Finasteride Pregnancy Silver Sulfadiazine Late Pregnancy Diclofenac 3rd Trimester Testosterone Pregnancy Leuprolide Pregnancy Nafarelin/ Goserelin Pregnancy Misoprostol Pregnancy Sulfamethoxazole/ Trimethoprim 3rd Trimester Ribaverin Pregnancy

How to approach an ECG question in NEET PG/ DNB/ AIIMS? Steps 1. Rhythm 2. Rate 3. PQ interval/ PR interval, QRS duration and QT interval 4. P wave morphology 5. QRS morphology 6. ST Morphology 7. Conclusion8. Diagnosis DOWNLOAD PDF Click Here to Download Handwritten Notes for NEET PG/ DNB/ AIIMS PG and Other Medical PG Entrance Preparation Thank you Reader Your like motivate us to

Important Clinical Triads Many Clinical Triads Are Asked Frequently In Medical PG Entrance Exams. 50 Important Clinical Triads Are Collected Here Which Are Asked Many Times In AIPGME, NEET PG, AIIMS, DNB, UPSC (CMS) And Other Medical PG Entrance Exams. DOWNLOAD PDF Murphy Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Osteogenesis imperfecta Pellagra Phemister (TB Arthritis) Poikiloderma Portal Psoriasis Quinke (Hemobilia)

Antibiotics of Choice 1.Allergic broncho pulmonary aspergillosis– Steroid + Itraconazole 2.Acute Epiglottitis– Ceftriaxone 3.Amoebic Liver Abscess, Bacterial Vaginosis– Metronidazole 4.Anaerobic Organism– Metronidazole > Clindamycin 5.Angular Conjunctivitis– Oxytetracycline Ointment(1%) 6.Animal Bite, Tonsillitis– Amoxiclav 7.Anthrax, Actinomycosis, Trench Mouth, Rat Bite Fever, Scarlet Fever, Lymphedema– Penicillin 8.Bacillary Angiomatosis, Campylobacter Jejuni, Chlamydia In Pregnancy, Legionnaires Disease– Erythromycin 9.Burkholderia Cepacia–

AIIMS Medical Entrance Exam Question Papers AIIMS Medical Entrance Exam for PG conducted twice (May & November) every year.  AIIMS Medical Entrance Exam Questions which are asked in Previous AIIMS Medical Entrance Exam are Very important.  Many Previous Questions are repeated directly in AIIMS Medical Entrance Exam. Download [PDF] AIIMS Medical Entrance Exam Question Papers

Subject-Wise Books For Medical PG Entrance Preparation It is always confusing for students of medical PG entrance preparation like AIIMS PG, NEET PG, JIPMER, PGI about which books to use. As these Medical PG entrance exams are based on multiple choice questions (MCQs), classical medical textbooks are not of too much use. As MCQ books

Allergy & Hypersensitivity Reactions Allergy: Allergy is Hypersensitivity caused by exposure to a particular antigen (allergen) resulting in a marked increase in reactivity to that antigen on subsequent exposure, sometimes resulting in harmful immunologic consequences. Allergy: Allergy is An acquired hypersensitivity to certain drugs and biologic materials. Four Types of Hypersensitivity: 1.Type I Hypersensitivity: Immediate;

High Yield Topics for NEET PG You don’t need to read everything in all textbooks and focus only on what is frequently asked by the examiner. This High Yield Topics of all 19 subjects directly reflects the examiner’s expectations from PG Medical aspirants. Subject HYT Link Anatomy Follow Biochemistry Follow Physiology Follow Pathology Follow Pharmacology Follow Microbiology Follow Forensic Medicine