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A male child of 15 years with a mental age of 9 years has an IQ of
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19%
50
57%
60
18%
70
5%
80
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An 8 days old child presents with yellow sclera, whitish stool and turmeric colour urine on 3rd day of septicemia on broad spectrum antibiotics, the likely diagnosis is
An 8 days old child presents with yellow sclera, whitish stool and turmeric colour urine on 3rd day of septicemia on broad spectrum antibiotics, the likely diagnosis is
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9%
Galactosidase deficiency
14%
Ammonia toxicity
53%
Galactose 1-4 phosphatase uridyl transferase deficiency
24%
Glucose 6 phosphatase deficiency
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A patient developed pain and severe loss of vision 36 hours after cataract surgery. On examination the following was seen. Which of the following is the least useful for treatment tre given pathology? (Image above)
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27%
Topical Antibiotics
27%
Intravitreal antibiotics
26%
Systemic antibiotics
20%
Pars plana vitrectomy
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A 60 year old male , known case of diabetes underwent a cataract surgery. 36 hours atier surgery the patient presents with the following picture. What is the first line of management?
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39%
Intravitreal antibiotics
20%
Pad and bandage
21%
High dose steroids
20%
Topical Antibiotics
Case 47 || Solution || Last Part
The answer to the given question is “Peutz–Jeghers syndrome”
⏩ Seen in pediatric patient (Average age: 11yrs)
⏩Pathogenesis: Mutation in LKB-1 / STK-11 gene
⏩Gross Findings:
✅Bosselated Surface [Single mass having multiple small nodules]
⏩Microscopic Examination:
✅Arborisation of smooth muscles within glandur epithelium
✅Smooth muscles intersecting within hyperplastic glandular epithelium
The answer to the given question is “Peutz–Jeghers syndrome”
⏩ Seen in pediatric patient (Average age: 11yrs)
⏩Pathogenesis: Mutation in LKB-1 / STK-11 gene
⏩Gross Findings:
✅Bosselated Surface [Single mass having multiple small nodules]
⏩Microscopic Examination:
✅Arborisation of smooth muscles within glandur epithelium
✅Smooth muscles intersecting within hyperplastic glandular epithelium
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Case 48 || Solution ||
The answer to the given question is “Oral Lichen Planus (LP)"
LICHEN PLANUS:
⏩Lichen Planus word is derived from leichen (tree moss) & planus (flat)
⏩Tree moss is purple; hence purple lesions
⏩Also lesions are flat
⏩Autoimmune, inflammatory disease of skin, mucosa and hair follicles
⏩5P's:
✅Purple (violaceous),
✅Polygonal
✅Pruritic
✅Plane topped (flat),
✅Papules
⏩On the surface, white criss-cross streaks (Wickham striae) are seen especially, if a thin layer of oil is applied to the surface [Classical feature]
⏩Flexural predisposition
⏩Even though itching is prominent, patients will rub (not scratch) the lesions. Hence, excoriation (scratch marks) not seen
⏩Association with liver disorders:
✅HCV
✅HBV
✅Primary biliary cirrhosis
⏩Koebner's phenomenon
⏩Usually self-limiting within 1 or 2 years & heals leaving hyperpigmentation
⏩Types of LP:
✅Acute widespread LP
✅Nail LP
✅Hypertrophic LP
✅Oral LP
✅Follicular LP
✅Actinic LP
✅LP pigmentosus (LPP)
ORAL LICHEN PLANUS:
⏩ Seen upto 30-70% patients with cutaneous LP
⏩Triggering Factor:
✅Dental Filling (Dental amalgam) can be causative
✅Mercury in this amalgam can cause oral LP at the area of contact onto the buccal mucosa
⏩Commenest form: Reticulate / Lacy pattern [M/C site - Buccal Mucosa]
⏩Rare form: Ulcerative / Erosive [Premalignant]
The answer to the given question is “Oral Lichen Planus (LP)"
LICHEN PLANUS:
⏩Lichen Planus word is derived from leichen (tree moss) & planus (flat)
⏩Tree moss is purple; hence purple lesions
⏩Also lesions are flat
⏩Autoimmune, inflammatory disease of skin, mucosa and hair follicles
⏩5P's:
✅Purple (violaceous),
✅Polygonal
✅Pruritic
✅Plane topped (flat),
✅Papules
⏩On the surface, white criss-cross streaks (Wickham striae) are seen especially, if a thin layer of oil is applied to the surface [Classical feature]
⏩Flexural predisposition
⏩Even though itching is prominent, patients will rub (not scratch) the lesions. Hence, excoriation (scratch marks) not seen
⏩Association with liver disorders:
✅HCV
✅HBV
✅Primary biliary cirrhosis
⏩Koebner's phenomenon
⏩Usually self-limiting within 1 or 2 years & heals leaving hyperpigmentation
⏩Types of LP:
✅Acute widespread LP
✅Nail LP
✅Hypertrophic LP
✅Oral LP
✅Follicular LP
✅Actinic LP
✅LP pigmentosus (LPP)
ORAL LICHEN PLANUS:
⏩ Seen upto 30-70% patients with cutaneous LP
⏩Triggering Factor:
✅Dental Filling (Dental amalgam) can be causative
✅Mercury in this amalgam can cause oral LP at the area of contact onto the buccal mucosa
⏩Commenest form: Reticulate / Lacy pattern [M/C site - Buccal Mucosa]
⏩Rare form: Ulcerative / Erosive [Premalignant]
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Case 49 || Solution ||
The answer to the given question is "Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris (PRP)"
⏩Rubra = red, pila = hair follicle
⏩Red follicular hyperkeratotic papules occur
⏩Soon they coalesce to form large orange-red plaques. [Appearance has been compared to a "Nutmeg-grater"] (Fig. 1)
⏩Characteristic "islands of sparing" in between the follicular papules
⏩Keratoderma of the palms and soles
⏩Keratoderma on sole is so thick that it appears like a sandal [Keratotic sandal] (Fig. 2)
⏩Follicular papules can fuse together to affect > 90% body surface [erythroderma]
⏩Keywords in an MCQ
✅Keratotic sandal
✅Palmoplantar thick skin
✅Islands of sparing
The answer to the given question is "Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris (PRP)"
⏩Rubra = red, pila = hair follicle
⏩Red follicular hyperkeratotic papules occur
⏩Soon they coalesce to form large orange-red plaques. [Appearance has been compared to a "Nutmeg-grater"] (Fig. 1)
⏩Characteristic "islands of sparing" in between the follicular papules
⏩Keratoderma of the palms and soles
⏩Keratoderma on sole is so thick that it appears like a sandal [Keratotic sandal] (Fig. 2)
⏩Follicular papules can fuse together to affect > 90% body surface [erythroderma]
⏩Keywords in an MCQ
✅Keratotic sandal
✅Palmoplantar thick skin
✅Islands of sparing