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 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...

“Making them out to be the greatest exam of your life is corroding yourself with unnecessary pressure that takes a toll on your mental well being.” This is something we hear often. People say you should not treat an exam like the defining test of your life because it creates pressure and harms your mental well being. In an ideal world, that advice would make perfect sense. In a just and equal society, where opportunities are fairly distributed and outcomes are not so heavily skewed by privilege, perhaps no single exam would carry such weight. In many developed systems, there are multiple pathways, second chances, and safety nets that prevent one moment from determining everything. Unfortunately, we do not live in such a system. We live in a country shaped by deep social, economic, and institutional inequalities. The reality is uncomfortable but undeniable. For some, doors open quietly through influence, money, or connections. The wealthy and the powerful rarely rely on a single examina...

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 Lazarus Systems: Comprises of: 1)Gastrointestinal Systems: Anatomy : Ashwini Anatomy Deck abdomen (doesnt include: Liver,portocaval anastomoses,Perineum has been covered under NephroAnatomy) Rest all Chapters of Ashwini anatomy is covered Surgery : Mangomedic GIT and Hepatobiliary (I have added missing portions from Edition 8 marrow main notes too) Medicine Dams GIT  Pathology Marrow edition 8 notes all includes Q bank Pharmacology : Includes GRG Tau Deck Main notes(Will add marrow pharmac qbank if time permits :( Physiology : modified panacea deck, added Qbank questions too, added remaining new things from marrow physiology 8.0 main notes Surgery includes Hernia and core GIT: has all the mangomedic cards and I have added missing cards from ed8 main notes too 2) ENT Fleecesnatcher's deck wtih added portion from BTR ENT You can access the original fleecesnatcher deck for free from here(however note that it doesn't contain the btr portion) https://thenerdnextdoor2002.blogspot.c...

 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

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