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#601 Integrated QBank

A 50-year-old man comes with a history of abdominal pain, weakness, lightheadedness, palpitations and shoness of breath. On examination, glossitis along with hyperpigmentation of skin of dorsum of hands and feet and abnormal pigmentation of hair was observed. The family of the patient told that they have observed frequent episodes of increased irritability from the past 1 year. Given below are the laboratory findings and the peripheral blood smear. Later bone marrow aspiration was also done. Hb: 9gm% MCV: 110fl MCH: 36Pg MCHC: 34gm/dl Reticulocyte count: 0.1 x 10^9/L LDH: 600 U/L Indirect bilirubin: 1 mg/dL S. iron: Normal S. Ferritin: Normal WBC: 2 x 10^9/L Platelet count: 90 x 10^9/L PERIPHERAL BLOOD SMEAR BONE MARROW ASPIRATION What is the in infective form of the organism causing the above condition: -

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#617 General

An 82-year-old man presents with a 1 and a half-week history of severe pruritus and eczema. His past medical history includes atopic dermatitis, thyroid disease, and multiple sclerosis. On physical examination, he has dozens of 1-2 cm tense bullae and several erosions over his upper and lower extremities. His oral mucosa is not involved. Nikolsky sign is negative. A skin biopsy is taken and anti-BP 180 is detected in his blood. A potent topical steroid is prescribed. The most likely diagnosis is

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#628 Integrated QBank

A 7-month-old child presented with neuro-developmental delay, loss of motor skills, increased stale reaction to noise, feeding difficulties & failure to thrive. On examination, macrocephaly was noted along with myoclonus and spasticity. There was no evidence of any corneal clouding or angiokeratomatas. On investigating fuher, CT scan reveals no hepatosplenomegaly and no cardiac involvement. Fundoscopy reveals - Which enzyme deficiency is responsible for above symptoms?

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#642 General

A 36 years old female patient attends the OG department and complains of dark spots in face over the past few years. She initially noticed it after her first child birth, five years earlier. The lesions become worse in the second pregnancy, two years back. She does not have any other medical problems. She was not on any drugs except for oral contraceptive pills. She does not appear to be stressed. Blood pressure- 120/76 mmHg, Pulse rate- 84/min, temperature- 37.6 C, Respiratory rate-16/ min. On her forehead, cheeks and chin, multiple, discrete confluent well demarcated patches of brown hypopigmentation are seen. Complete blood count ant thyroid profile tests are normal. The most appropriate advice is -

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#644 Integrated QBank

A 34-year-old female patient presented with left leg pain. On examination, the area was erythematous, red, warm and tender with indistinct borders. The doctor suspected cellulitis and staed her on IV oxacillin. The doctor notes that the pain was dispropoionate to the level of cellulitis and hence he admitted the patient. During night, the patient developed hypotension, deranged RFTs and deranged coagulation profile. The patient was stabilized, X ray and CT of the leg was conducted. Which is the most common organism causing the above condition: -

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