Model Papers - KMCT
Model Papers - KMCT
1. 42 Year old male patient presented with progressively increasing abdominal distension followed by bilateral
pedal edema for 3 months duration. Over the past two weeks he started noticing yellowish discoloration of the
eyes and urine. He has given the history of heavy alcohol consumption for the past 20 years
a) What is the probable diagnosis.Justify your diagnosis? (5 Marks)
b) How willyou investigate this patient? (5 Marks)
c) Outline the treatment plan? (5 Marks)
d) What are the complications you anticipate? Briefly note the treatment of each? (5Marks)
(Total 20 Marks)
2. Write briefly on
1. 19 year old boy presented with two days history of high grade fever , retro orbital pain and severe arthralgia,
particularly over low back. On examination he is febrile, conjunctiva suffuced and has generalised erythematous
blanching skin rash.
a) What is the most probable diagnosis and right the relevant test to confirm the diagnosis (5Marks)
b) What are the likely complications you anticipate ? (5Marks)
c) What are the differential diagnosis for the maculopapular skin rash (5Marks)
d) Discuss the physiology of body temperature regulation (5Marks)
Total (20 Marks)
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Date: 19/12/2023
1. A50-year-old male, chronic alcoholic patient was brought to casualty with severe upper abdominal
pain which radiates to back. Associated with vomiting. He was more comfortable on sitting and
leaning forward position.
o/E: Patient was tachypnoeic. Pulse rate was 120/minute. Abdominal examination revealed diffuse
tenderness with rigidity. Minimal free fluid present. Liver dullness was not obliterated.
a) What is your most probable diagnosis? (1 mark)
b) How willyou investigate this patient? (1 mark)
c) Howwill you treat this patient?
(1 mark)
d) What are the complications of this condition?
(2 mark)
(Total: 1+1+1 + 2= 5mark)
SHORT ESSAYS
(2 X 6mark = 12 mark)
2. Aetiology, clinícal features and management of carcinoma stomach
3. Aetiopathogenesis and complications of gall stones
CLINICAL SITUATION
(3mark)
4. A20-year-old male presented to casualty with history of abdominal pain, vomiting and fever
back. O/E: patient is febrile with pulse rate four days
110/minut. Abdominal examination revealed minimal
abdominal distension with an ill-defined, firm, tender mass in
right iliac fossa. Briefly discuss the
management of this case.
SHORT NOTES ON
(5 X 2 mark = 10 mark)
5. Hiatus hernia
6. Goodsall's rule
7. Complications of splenectomy
8. ERCP
9.
Intussusception
MODEL EXAMINATION-THEORY
22 year old male presented with history of RTA in ED. On examination he had a 10cm long
lacerated wound over right leg with comminuted fracture both bone right leg and dorsalispedis
pulsation present.
. 2)WRIST DROP
b). How will you stage the disease? And discuss the treatment (5 marks)
2.. 30year old G4P3L3 with previous 3 FTND admitted at 36 weeks of gestation with
bleeding PV O/E:- Uterus-34 -36 weeks, non tense & non tender head mobile FHR
present.
Short Essays
(5x8=40 Marks)
3. 30 year old primigravida admitted at 36 weeks of gestation with H/O headache nausea &
vomiting. O/E:- BP:160/110mmHg with edema of both foot. What is your
diagnosis &
how will you manage her?
6. 28 years of G4A3 with H/O 3 first trimester abortions. Discuss causes and evaluation
methods
7. 25year old primigravida came to OP with 34 weeks of gestation O/E: uterus corresponds
to 28 weeks of gestation. Discuss the causes of FGR. Discuss the antepartum fetal
surveillance.
1. 36 year old P1L1 lady presented with heavy menstrual bleeding of 3 months duration.
O/E pallor +, PIA :- firm mass of 20 weeks gravid uterus.
2. 60year old obese hypertensive and diabetic lady presented with postmenopausal
bleeding.
Draw &Label
(1x2=2 Marks)
21. Secretory endometrium
22. Cut section of ovary
KMCT MEDICAL COLLEGE
MODEL EXAM
(2019 CBME Batch)- KUHS
PAEDIATRICS
2. A6yr old boy presented with fever and progressive pallor of one
month. On examination, he is toxic and has generalized
lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly. Petechial patches present
all over the body.
1. What is the most probable diagnosis?
2. Name three important differential diagnosis and differentiating
features
3. What are the investigations to confirm the diagnosis?
4. Write briefly about the management
5. Mention the prognostic indicators
(1+5+3+3+3=15)
II. Short Essays: (5x8=40 marks)
1. Write the diagnostic criteria of Kawasaki disease.
2. Discuss the classification and causes of shock in children
3. Describe clinical features and management of hypertrophic pyloric
stenosis.
A. A 3 year old child was brought for Hematuria. Discuss the
differential
diagnosis and management
5. Define DHF and DSS and outline the
syndrome
treatment of dengue shock
6. Detailthe various complications of enteric fever and briefly outline
the management.
J Plan Bmanagement in ADD
8. Management of acute exacerbation of bronchial asthma
1. Physiological jaundice
2. Breath holding spell
3. Acute bronchiolitis
4.Pneumococcal vaccine
5. Draw and label fetal circulation