Disclaimer: The questions discussed in this PPT are recall based and the motive of this live session is to get the actual questions asked in the exam. The final questions received after discussion will be uploaded on the PrepLadder App.
In tb hip , the photo showed internal rotation of hip, shortened limb , she was a lady with upper body covered with the kurta she was wearing and only lower limb below knee and hip join was visible
rickets question wasn’t so straight forward and easy , various serum values were given - serum calcium and phosphorus decreased , serum 1,25 chalciferol decreased , urinary phosphates increased . Then diagnosis was asked , vitamin D dependent rickets , renal osteodystrophy , 1 ^ hyper parathyroidism , and one more option was given
One question was that patient had failure of flexors at mcp joint and failure of extensor at ip joint and which nerve is likely involved. options were 1 ulnar 2 interosseos nerve 3 musculocutaneous 4 i can't recall. I marked ulnar nerve.
*Vote against 2 SHIFTS, NORMALISATION* 👇 *In NORMALISATION PROCESS , one can get 1000 Marks out of 800. How* ? (1) One person score is 800/800 in shift 1 ... average score of that shift is 200 (2) Average score of shift 2 is 300 Normalisation score ---- > 250 .. 200 will be treated as 250 ( shift 1 ) ... 300 will be treated as 250 ( shift 2) ..... Shift 1 800/800 candidate after normalisation -------> 250*4 = 1000 Shift 2 candidate (800/800) after normalisation---->250*800/300= 667.... congratulations 🎉💪 NEW SCAM LOADING 😍😍😍😍😍
*Ronaldo* will hit the ball into the *net.* ⚽ So, BenNET and Rolando fractures occur in the same region. It is easy to get confused between Rolando and Bennett, so remember that Ronaldo has strong thighs, and when he hits, the fractured bone will break into many fragments. Therefore, if there are many fragments, it is a Rolando fracture, and if there is only one fragment, it is a Bennett fracture. 🦴
Disclaimer: The questions discussed in this PPT are recall based and the motive of this live session is to get the actual questions asked in the exam. The final questions received after discussion will be uploaded on the PrepLadder App.
In tb hip , the photo showed internal rotation of hip, shortened limb , she was a lady with upper body covered with the kurta she was wearing and only lower limb below knee and hip join was visible
8/9 correct
all qsn.s from notes
rickets question wasn’t so straight forward and easy , various serum values were given - serum calcium and phosphorus decreased , serum 1,25 chalciferol decreased , urinary phosphates increased . Then diagnosis was asked , vitamin D dependent rickets , renal osteodystrophy , 1 ^ hyper parathyroidism , and one more option was given
Fanconi syndrome was the ans
I first question it was already written on question that the patient is have cotton wool appearance
One question was that patient had failure of flexors at mcp joint and failure of extensor at ip joint and which nerve is likely involved. options were 1 ulnar 2 interosseos nerve 3 musculocutaneous 4 i can't recall. I marked ulnar nerve.
Babulkar and panday classification I tick 4 , cuz of advance stage dislocation
Same
Thanks sir
Codmans triangle is also seen in ewings sarcoma??
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*Vote against 2 SHIFTS, NORMALISATION* 👇
*In NORMALISATION PROCESS , one can get 1000 Marks out of 800. How* ?
(1) One person score is 800/800 in shift 1 ... average score of that shift is 200
(2) Average score of shift 2 is 300
Normalisation score ---- > 250 .. 200 will be treated as 250 ( shift 1 ) ... 300 will be treated as 250 ( shift 2) ..... Shift 1 800/800 candidate after normalisation -------> 250*4 = 1000
Shift 2 candidate (800/800) after normalisation---->250*800/300= 667.... congratulations 🎉💪 NEW SCAM LOADING 😍😍😍😍😍
😂 worthless skirmish over hopeless maths
*Ronaldo* will hit the ball into the *net.* ⚽
So, BenNET and Rolando fractures occur in the same region. It is easy to get confused between Rolando and Bennett, so remember that Ronaldo has strong thighs, and when he hits, the fractured bone will break into many fragments. Therefore, if there are many fragments, it is a Rolando fracture, and if there is only one fragment, it is a Bennett fracture. 🦴