internal assessment

 1.Anatomical  and  etiological localisation of hemiparesis and it's further management ?





2. Etiology pathogenesis  clinical features management and complications of pancreatitis?




 3. Dengue fever clinical features and complications   ?
 


4. Cushing syndrome ?
 

 5. Mandibular advancement device?

Not attempted

6. Pulmonary edema?


 7.  Rheumatoid arthritis ?



  
8.  Leptospirosis?

9.  Heart failure?

10 . Ascites?






11.pyrexia of unknown origin ?


 12. Drug induced liver failure?


 13 . Evaluation of lower back pain?

14. Renal artery stenosis?




 
 
15. Acute kidney injury?

16. Oral hypoglycemic agent


17.  Microvascular and macrovascular complications of diabetes?


18.Lights criteria 
Not attempted

19. Metabolic acidosis


20. Iron deficiency anemia



 





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