OSCE exam presentation -------- diagnose

OSCE exam presentation + diagnose

1. OSCE EXAM

2. What is the sign that you see on this x ray? Boot shaped heart Diagnose? TOF

3. What is your diagnose? Write 5 complications of it?

4. Spot diagnose? Tetrology of fallot What is the classic chest xray finding? Boot shaped heart? Name 3 complications?

5. What is your diagnose? List 3 clinical presentations of this disease? List steps of management?

6. Diagnose ?

7. What is your diagose ? ASD What are the types of ASD? Its divided into three: A secundum ASD, A primum ASD, Sinus venosus defect What is the type of murmur? A soft systolic ejection murmur & fixed split S2 are audible Name the treatent ? Medical management is rarely indicated. If a significant shunt is still present at around 3 years of age, closure is usually recommended

8. What is your iagose ? Oral thrush What is the cause? thrush is caused by Candida albicans infection Name the treatent ? Thrush is treated with topical nystatin or an azole antifungal agent such as fluconazole

9. What is your Diagnose? What Is the cause?

10. What is your diagose ? Patent ductus arteriosus ? Name the treatment?

11. What is your iagose ? Intususception What is the commonest area? The commonest areas are ileocolonic What is the diagnostic tool? Abdominal USG Name the treatent ? Treatment: emergency surgery.

12. What is this procedure?

13. Name image (B)? What is your diagnose? List 5 important clinical features of this disease? 19 A B

14. Spot diagnose? Ventricular septal defect What is the most common type of VSD? Perimembra­nous VSDs are the most common of all VSDs (67%). What type of murmur ? Pan systolic murmur

15. Spot diagnose? Transposition of great arteries. Name 3 complication?

16. Spot diagnose? Tricuspid atresia with VSD.

17. Spot diagnose? Truncus arteriosus Name 3 complication?

18. Complications of Cyanotic Congenital Heart Disease

19. Investigation Wht is this cels ? Reed-Sternberg cells Diagnose? Hodgkin lymphoma

20. What is your diagnose Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

21. , Normal.

22. Schistocytes (hemolytic uremic syndrome. Blister cells (glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency).

23. Hypochromic microcytes (iron deficiency).

24. E , Sickle cells (hemoglobin SS disease).

25. Name this sign? What is your diagnose?

26. THUMB SIGN ON LATERAL NECK RADIOGRAPH Diagnose is Acute epiglottitis

27. F, Spherocytes (autoimmune hemolytic anemia).

28. Name this sign? What is your diagnosis?

29. DIAGNOSE IS lobar pneumonia COMPLICATIONS ARE: Parapneumonic effusion Empyema lung abscess. Hematogenous spread: septicemia, meningitis

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