The recall is not perfect but it’s understandable that we students can’t recall it in perfect way , but explanation is top notch. Thank you so much sir ❤
@@DrMarwahLIVE yes Dr Rahilabbas is right . Examiner didn't mention "awake" , but not coordinating wasn't mentioned either I think . 4 rth option was percutaneous coronary intervention in a STEMI . Both Induced Hypothermia and PCI is meaningless if the patient is brain dead . But he isn't , wouldn't a controlled therapeutic hypothermia be a correct option to provide neuroprotection and PCI in NSTEMI be the incorrect intervention and hence the correct answer ?
The last question (CVA) had 4 options saying : 1) BP should be checked multiple times before administering anti hypertensives. 2) in a case of hemorrhagic stroke , you should agressively treat with intravenous access 3) BP should be promptly and urgently lowered to normal levels in an ischaemic stroke 4)..... We were asked to choose the incorrect option . The option saying prompt intervention to lower the BP to normal levels in a patient of iscaemic stroke should be the right option(the incorrect intervention) because it can lead to cerebral ischaemia if its lowered to 120/80 from 220/120 and that too suddenly in an iscaemic stroke parient . Please clarify . This recall session has been of great help , ty❤.
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The recall is not perfect but it’s understandable that we students can’t recall it in perfect way , but explanation is top notch. Thank you so much sir ❤
2nd question first option was hypothermia given to patient if GCS is less than 8. , and I have doubt if the temp was 32-36, or less than 32.
Temp was less than 32
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In behcet disease questions one option was it present with bilateral panuveitis
Sir in question 2 awake was not mentioned …..it was if pt is not coordinating with the treatment
@@Rahilabbas-cw8id but means the same . If pt can refuse cooperation that means he is not brain dead so no TTM required
@@DrMarwahLIVE yes Dr Rahilabbas is right . Examiner didn't mention "awake" , but not coordinating wasn't mentioned either I think . 4 rth option was percutaneous coronary intervention in a STEMI . Both Induced Hypothermia and PCI is meaningless if the patient is brain dead . But he isn't , wouldn't a controlled therapeutic hypothermia be a correct option to provide neuroprotection and PCI in NSTEMI be the incorrect intervention and hence the correct answer ?
The last question (CVA) had 4 options saying : 1) BP should be checked multiple times before administering anti hypertensives. 2) in a case of hemorrhagic stroke , you should agressively treat with intravenous access 3) BP should be promptly and urgently lowered to normal levels in an ischaemic stroke 4).....
We were asked to choose the incorrect option . The option saying prompt intervention to lower the BP to normal levels in a patient of iscaemic stroke should be the right option(the incorrect intervention) because it can lead to cerebral ischaemia if its lowered to 120/80 from 220/120 and that too suddenly in an iscaemic stroke parient . Please clarify .
This recall session has been of great help , ty❤.
Nicely put ❤. Pls share 4th one. Rapid lowering to 120 would be a disaster
@DrMarwahLIVE I'm afraid sir I can't recall the 4th option but prompt lowering to normal BP in Iscaemic BP was an option, I'm sure.
@@DrMarwahLIVE lowering of b.p
Thanks sir...
In question 19 is was mentioned most common
Ophthalmology recall ..?
Hello Kiran,
We truly appreciate your feedback regarding the Opthalmology recall session. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the session has been postponed. We will update you soon with the new details through our channels. Stay tuned!