Q1906. A surgeon returns home from a party after many pegs of alcohol and is called to perform an

Q1907. During the court proceedings, the defense lawyer asks a leading question, which the

Q1908. A female patient presented with fatigue and a history of piles. Routine complete blood count

Q1909. A 56-year-old man presents with dragging pain in the abdomen. On examination, there is

Q1910. A patient with diabetes mellitus for the past 5 years presents with vomiting and abdominal

Q1911. A patient diagnosed to be retro-positive was started on highly active antiretroviral therapy

Q1912. A hypertensive patient who is non-compliant with medication presents to you with sudden

Q1913. A 1 day- old neonate has not passed urine since birth. What is the next step in management?

Q1914. A patient on anti-depressants presented to you with hypotension. An ECG was done, which

Q1915. A 35-year-old female patient presents to you with fever, breathlessness, and cough with

Q1916. A 7 – year old boy presented with abdominal pain, vomiting, oliguria, and periorbital puffiness

Q1917. A baby presented with abdominal pain. On examination, a mass is palpated in the right lumbar

Q1918. A female patient with a negative urine pregnancy test presents to you with galactorrhea. An

Q1919. A woman presents to you with fever, arthralgia, ulcers, fatigue for the past six months, and

Q1920. A man on diuretics presents with weakness. An ECG was done which showed flat T waves

Q1921. A male patient presents to the emergency department. The arterial blood gas report is as

Q1922. Multidrug-resistant (MDR) tuberculosis shows resistance to which of the following drugs?

Q1923. A patient presents to you with a fever, jaundice, and malaise. What is the most likely diagnosis

Q1924. A child presents to the emergency department with a history of ingestion of 10-20 ferrous