Category: NEET PG

NEET PG Preparation Books 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. MCQ books are needed for effective

NEET PG Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) with Answers These NEET PG AQs are related to: Counselling for State Quota seats   Format of NEET PG   Exam duration and Pattern   Registration   Re-registration and Cancellation   Testing Day   Scoring and Results   NBE Candidate care Helpline How to Resize Image for upload in NEET

How to Resize Image for upload in NEET PG Dimensions of images as per Guidelines of NBE for NEET PG 2018: Width X Height dpi Size of image 1.Photograph 3.5  X 4.5 cm 200 50 – 100 kb 2.Signature 6 X 3 cm 200 10 – 50 kb 3.Left Thumb Impression 4 X 3 cm

Upload Images Instructions for NEET PG Guidelines for Scanning Photograph, Signature and Left Thumb Impression Guidelines for Scanning Photograph: 1.Photograph must be a passport size colour photograph without border and clearly showing the face. 2.Photograph must be a recently clicked or should not be more than 6 months old. The dimension of photograph must be

NEET PG NEET PG 2018 shall be conducted by NBE on computer based platform. The examination will be conducted on a single day in single session i.e. all candidates will be taking the same question paper. There shall not be any equating or scaling of the marks obtained by the candidate. Important Dates/ Time For

Online registration begins… Apply Now for NEET- PG   Important Dates For NEET PG – 2018 1 Opening of Online registration 31. 10. 2017 2 Closing of Online registration 27. 11. 2017 3 Computer based Test 07. 01. 2018 4 Result declaration by 31. 01. 2018 Thank you Reader Please Like and Share this post. LIKE Our

Important  Histopathological Stains for NEET PG & AIIMS PG Important  Histopathological Stains 1.Hematoxylin Blue And Basic Stains Negatively Charged Substances e.g. DNA and RNA 2.Eosin Pink And Acidic Stains Positively Charged Structures e.g. Mitochondria 3.Oil Red O Stain Fat/ Lipid (Fresh Smears Orcryostat Or Frozen Sections). 4.Sudan Black B;  Sudan IV; Annexin V Fat And

Important Signs in Dermatology (Skin) for NEET PG & AIIMS PG DARIER’s SIGN 1.Urticaria Pigmentosa 2.Xanthogranuloma 3.Histiocytosis 4.Leukemia GOTTRON’s SIGN 1.Dermatomyositis HELITROPE SIGN 1.Dermatomyositis SHAWL SIGN 1.Dermatomyositis AUSPITZ SIGN 1.Psoriasis 2.Darier disease 3.Actinic Keratosis BUTTON HOLE SIGN 1.Neurofibromatosis APPLE JELLY NODULE 1.Lupus Vulgaris 2.Leishmaniasis 3.Sarcoidosis NIKOLSKY SIGN 1.Pemphigus 2.Staphyococcal Scalded Skin Syndrome 3.Hailey-Hailey disease PSEUDO-NIKOLSKY

Important Signs in ENT Lateral Sinus Thrombosis TOBEY-AYER SIGN GRIESINGER’S SIGN CROWEBECK SIGN DELTA SIGN Otosclerosis SWARTZ SIGN PARACUSSIS WILLISI CARHART’S NOTCH Meniere’s Disease HENNEBERT’S SIGN TULLIO’S PHENOMENON DIPLACUSIS Acoustic Neuroma HITZELBERG’S SIGN Glomus Tumor RISING SUN SIGN BROWN’S SIGN PHELP’S SIGN Juvenile Angiofibroma ANTRAL SIGN/ HOLMAN MULLER SIGN HONDUSA SIGN Antrochoanal Polyp CRESCENT SIGN/

ABGs (Arterial Blood Gases) Interpretation In 4 Easy Steps First of All, You Should Know Few Normal Values – pH = 7.35 – 7.45 [ Perfect pH = 7.40 ] pCO₂ = 35 –  45 [ CO₂  = Acid ] HCO₃ = 22 – 26 [ HCO₃  =  alkali ] pO₂ = 80 – 100