General medicine II internal answer sheet

 1)Anatomical and etiological location for hemipresis and management 





2) Etiology pathogenesis clinical features management complications of acute pancreatitis 

3)Dengue fever clinical features and complications 


4)Cushing syndrome 


6) Cardiogenic pulmonary edema 


7)Rheumatoid arthritis 

9)Heart failure

10)Ascites 


11)Pyrexia of unknown origin 


12)Drug induced liver injury 

13) Evaluation of lower back ache 

14)Renal artery stenosis 


15)Acute kidney injury 


16)Oral hypoglycemic drugs


17)Micro and macrovascular complications of DM 


19) Metabolic acidosis 


20)Iron deficiency anemia





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