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  A 7-month-old boy is brought to the pediatric clinic by his parents for evaluation of progressive irritability, decreased spontaneous movements, and painful swelling of multiple joints over the past 3 months. The parents report that the child cries excessively when picked up or during diaper changes , and they have noticed that he has become increasingly stiff and reluctant to move his limbs. His feeding has also decreased, and he has not been gaining weight appropriately. They further mention that over the last month, they observed small, firm, painless nodules over his elbows, knees, and fingers , which have gradually increased in number. Additionally, his cry has changed it has become weak, hoarse, and rough-sounding , which they initially attributed to a recent upper respiratory infection, though it has persisted. Birth history is unremarkable. There is no history of consanguinity. Immunizations are up to date.   Examination Irritable infant with poor weight gain...

 A 52-year-old man presents to the emergency department with recurrent episodes of dizziness and near syncope for the past 2 months. These episodes are often triggered while turning his head to the right . He also reports a dull, intermittent pain in the right side of his neck which goes to his ear , and worsens if his partner touches it. On examination: Pulse: 48/min (regular) BP: 110/70 mmHg Mild tenderness over the right tonsillar fossa An ECG shows: Sinus bradycardia Occasional second-degree AV block (Mobitz type I) Cardiac enzymes are normal. Echocardiography is unremarkable. A carotid sinus massage reproduces his symptoms along with further slowing of heart rate. ❓ What INVESTIGATION would you do for the symptoms involved? What explains the symptoms?

 A 24-year-old labourer presents to the OPD with complaints of generalized weakness, fatigue, and light-headedness for 2 days. He also reports decreased oral intake and excessive thirst. He has a history of recurrent headaches and has been on numerous medications across different physicians, after which he started on a particular drug for the past 3 months from which he says he feels better. He is unable to recall the name of the drug but brings a partially torn wrapper with him. You are unable to identify the medicine in it, as its single piece of table. On examination, he appears dehydrated. Vital signs: Blood pressure: 96/60 mmHg Heart rate: 112/min Respiratory rate: 20/min Breath sounds were vesicular, and Bilateral Air Entry was present. CVS examination showed S1 and S2 was present. Neurological examination shows mild proximal muscle weakness.  An intern was asked to perform CBC,LFT KFT analysis, Arterial blood gas analysis and Urine analysis which showed: What is the rea...

The Lazarus Deck is mainly organised via subdecks.  To understand the difference between deck/subdeck organisation and tag organisation, watch this video: https://youtu.be/PBrn3zjyvqg?si=dAYI-e981kr-zmUQ It covers all 19 subjects except General Paediatrics. The content and sources of every subdeck have been comprehensively mentioned below. Tags are less organised in the deck; the only tags that are useful in the deck are: neet : has the NEET PYQs aiims : has the AIIMS PYQs histopath : all the cards with the histopath image in the front of the deck radiography : all the cards with the radiographs(X-rays, USGs) in the front of the deck Instruments : all the cards with the instruments  REST ALL TAGS ARE NOT IMPORTANT AND ARE PRETTY MUCH REDUNDANT, please donot rely on them Some important tips while doing this deck: 1)  Always follow this sequence while solving this deck. (Click to zoom) 2) If chapter-wise organisation is there, try to solve it chapter-wise rather than doing ...

 I walk forlorn slow, deliberate, through a thinning fog that smells of something ending. The air is heavy with foreboding, like rain that never falls, like words that never leave the mouth. Each step feels negotiated, not taken. I have walked long enough against a wind that never rests. Even resolve has weight. Even patience fractures. And steel  however tempered  bends under pressure before it breaks. So if I pause here, it is not surrender. It is the sound of metal remembering it was once fire

 Based on Dr. Ankit Pharmac videos: https://t.me/DrAnkitPharmacologySeries Download the deck from here:

 1) Download Greenshot software: https://getgreenshot.org/ Customise the shortcut key in the settings menu: Check the box save the picture to clipboard: This will directly send the selected screenshot to your Clipboard and you can CTRL+V anywhere to paste it. This tool has several other options like an image editor, can send the extracted image to some other destination you choose or a predefined destination which have already selected. 2. Download Microsoft Power Toys software: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/ This has several tools within it but one of the most handy tool which comes into play is the text extractor through which you can extract text from any image(OCR tool),  You can change the shortcut key in the settings. On pressing your shortcut key(I have set it as CTRL +T), a tool appears to select the text. Just select the paragraph of your desired region, the tool shall directly extract out image from the selected region and automatically send the...

 Based on Novel Pea's PYQ deck INI 2025 not included Download from here : Download

 Includes the following: P sychiatry: Made from BTR notes, every topic has been covered Anaesthesia : Made from BTR notes every topic has been covered R adiology: Novel Pea Deck modified(source is Marrow Qbank) O rthopaedics: Made from BTR notes every topic has been covered(original link to the deck is  this  but now the deck has been modified a lot) D ermatolog y : Not included until now, I am yet to find a concise source for this, please let me know if you find a good deck for dermat thats short and covers everything You can download the deck from here: Download Link for the deck: (Last updated on 28/12/2025) You can check out other decks on this page from here: https://thenerdnextdoor2002.blogspot.com/2025/09/index-guide-to-this-blog.html To support my work, you can buy Lazarus decks: Lazarus Pathology GRG Tau Micro Preet Other posts: Best addons of Anki for Reviewing and Editing All the named signs in MBBS

 1) Review while editing ADDON 385888438 You wont need to press the E button again and again to open a new window to edit a card. Simply press the CTRL+ Click button on the respective field and the editing option toggles on. Can paste images, can make texts underlined, italics etc. Eventually, you save a lot of time. Quite helpful for decks like NovelPea which has a lot of information on the backside of the cards and require heavy editing. Cons: If you paste any text from outside, the text loses its formatting. This is the only con I have found until now. 2) Review lookup addon 364219370 No need to open the Browse menu again and again to search for a particular card. While reviewing any card, if you feel the need to search for some information from other card and add that to your current card, just click on the selected text, right click and search. A pop up menu that has options to zoom and modify your search text also helps a lot. Has some other helpful options too. Cons: If you ...

  Ortho BTR Deck: Note that this Deck has been updated and is a part of the BTR PARODy deck. I have added 100s of Xrays Added missing clozes Not sure if the original deck covered every line of the BTR notes If you are a professional year student, go for mangomedic, its the gold standard for Ortho and has almsot 1700 cards You will have to add PYQs, Qbank stuffs in this deck. Total number of cards is 371.  Follow my blog for future updates to this deck, and more such decks (last updated on 28/12/2025) You can check out other decks on this page from here: https://thenerdnextdoor2002.blogspot.com/2025/09/index-guide-to-this-blog.html To support my work, you can buy Lazarus decks: Lazarus Pathology GRG Tau Micro Preet Other posts: Best addons of Anki for Reviewing and Editing All the named signs in MBBS

 If you are starting with Anki do this: Watch this video of Anki MasterClass of 3 hours, watch it with patience and watch it entirely. Anki has a learning curve, no short video will help you master you all the features of Anki. If you are planning to use Anki for a long term use, its essential you spend some time of yours now to set a solid foundation. Don't make half hearted attempts to learn the basic features and start solving Anki, cause you will end up wasting more of your time infact. https://youtu.be/8zaKVFC9Eu4?si=VRTWaz9DrYgp_PDN The video although made for Anki PC users, will suffice for those planning to use Ankidroid or Anki on ipad or ios, as the fundamental concepts are the same in every platform. The best decks for beginners if you have just begun, and for the corresponding proff years are: 1st year: panacea physio deck 3rd year: Modified ENT deck, mangomedic dermat 4th year: mangomedic surgery and mangmoedic ortho The link for each of the decks above have been menti...

I honestly cannot recommend Mamta Jawa Ma’am’s Microbiology lectures and notes enough. During my MBBS 2nd prof, her lectures truly changed the way I approached the subject. Her mnemonics are absolute lifesavers I still remember so many topics today just because of the creative ways she taught them. Hence, when ma'am happened to launch her own app, I couldn't help but recommend to you all. What truly sets Mamta Jawa Ma’am apart is the sheer energy and dedication she puts into every single lecture. You can actually feel how much she cares about making her students understand the subject. She uses simple, easy-to-remember diagrams that instantly make complex concepts click. Even the toughest topics  like bacterial genetics or immunology  start making perfect sense once she explains them visually. She doesn’t just teach and move on she genuinely invests her time and effort into clearing every doubt, no matter how small. I’ve rarely seen a teacher so patient, approachable, and pass...