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Photographic Quiz In Medicine-1 By Dr. Zahoor

Question 1: What is shown in the picture? What is most likely cause?

Answers 1 Carpopedal spasm 2. Hypocalcaemia

Question 2: What abnormality does this chest X-ray show? What is the likely diagnosis?

Answers 2 Bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy Lymphoma Sarcoidosis Leukemia

Question 3 What abnormality is shown? What is the most likely cause?

Answers 3 Haemorrhages - Exudates 2. Diabetic retinopathy

Question 4 What is seen in the picture? What could be the cause?

Answers 4 Petichel Hemorrhages (purpura) Thrombocytopenia - Drugs e.g. Thiazide diuretic, heparin , Quinine, NSAID drugs, Ranitidine

Question 5 What abnormality is shown? What could be the cause?

Answers 5 Mediastinal mass Lymphoma Thymoma Metastatic carcinoma Leukemia

Question 6 What abnormality is shown? What is the most likely cause?

Answers 6 Koilonychia Iron deficiency anaemia

What does the X-ray show? What is the diagnosis? This patient had progressive dysphagia. Barium swallow was done. Question 7 What does the X-ray show? What is the diagnosis?

Answers 7 Narrowing of lower end of Esophagus Achalasia

What does this X-ray show? What is likely diagnosis? Chest X-ray of middle aged man Question 8 What does this X-ray show? What is likely diagnosis?

Answers 8 White shadow left apex Most likely left apical carcinoma, Pancoast tumor

What is shown in the picture? What could be the cause? This patient was presented with headache. Question 9 What is shown in the picture? What could be the cause?

Answers 9 Papilloedema Raised intracranial pressure e.g. brain tumor, meningitis

What this X-ray chest is showing? What is the diagnosis? This patient is presented with weight loss. Question 10 What this X-ray chest is showing? What is the diagnosis?

Answers 10 Chest X-ray shows multiple rounded shadows in the lung fields Multiple secondaries - cannonball secondaries (primary carcinoma site in kidney or testes)

Question 11 What is the diagnosis? What is the treatment that you would give?

Answers 11 Acute gout Anti-inflammatory drugs e.g. Voltaren, Brufen

Question 12 What does the skull X-ray show? Give two causes.

Answers 12 Multiple lytic lesions in the skull Multiple myeloma Multiple secondaries

Question 13 What is shown in the picture? Give two pulmonary conditions which may cause this appearance.

Answers 13 Finger clubbing Bronchial carcinoma Bronchiectasis Fibrosing alveolitis Empyema

Question 14 What is this skin condition? What disease are associated with it?

Answers 14 Pyoderma gangrenosum (skin ulceration with clear cut margin) Ulcerative colitis Crohn’s diasease

Question 15 What is this lesion? This patient aged 35 years had diabetes mellitus. Question 15 What is this lesion?

Answers 15 Necrobiosis lipoidica It is closely associated with diabetes mellitus. Ulcerated Plaques look yellow because of high lipid content.

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