INI-CET May 2024 Medicine Recall by Dr. Deepak Marwah🔍

📚 In this session Dr. Deepak Marwah will be discussing and recalling Medicine questions that appeared in the INI-CET held on 19th May. We hope you find this session beneficial. Consider downloading and signing up on PrepLadder to enhance your learning experience.
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[@soumyajeetchakraborty3611]

Awaited video ❤

[@saikatdas1139]

There was not mentioned first severe headache just headache tha most probably 😢

[@vamshibhargavCR7]

"Rcb is getting kicked out of ipl and this guy is sleeping" 😂 22:38

[@sanchichauhan5865]

Thank you so much sir😊

[@gaurirai2531]

Thank you sir

[@user-zv7re4dk5g]

For atrial fibrillation question, which is true?
A) can occur in people with normal heart
B) Digoxin is used for rate control
C) DC cardioversion done in all cases
D) Discrepancy in HR and PR is a reliable clinical indicator for diagnosis
Pulse deficit can also be seen in atrial flutter no sir? How can it be a reliable marker for Afib diagnosis?

[@DrMarwahLIVE]

A. Seen in structural damage
B. Digoxin only in AF with Acute HF otherwise big no
C. Will increase risk of cerebral embolism if done without 3 week cover of NOAC or warfarin.

[@MrImrankhan950]

Tnx sir

[@surya7930]

CPR question was multiple correct answer type I think, if i recall correctly

[@DrKden]

No it was single option correct I remember it clearly

[@legendaryritwik9405]

Yes multiple correct options

[@aishnigam251]

Multiple !!

[@sammy4211]

Thanx sir