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By Dr. Zahoor 1
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Question 1: 1.What is the diagnosis? 2.Name one other manifestation. 2
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Answers 1 1.Yellow nail syndrome 2.Pleural effusion - Lymphodema 3
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Question 2: 1.What is the diagnosis? 2.Give one complication. 4
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Answers 2 1.Neurofibromatosis 2.Acoustic neuroma Phaeochromocytoma 5
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Question 3 1.What is the diagnosis? 2.Give one associated feature. 6
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Answers 3 1.Scleroderma 2. Reynaud's phenomenon Telangiectasia 7
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Question 4 1.What is the diagnosis? This patient with maturity onset diabetes developed necrolytic migratory Erythema rash 8
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Answers 4 1.Glucogonoma 9
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Question 5 1.What is the diagnosis? 10
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Answers 5 1.Psoriasis (Distal interphalangeal joints are involved and there is nail pitting). 11
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Question 6 1.What is the diagnosis? 12
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Answers 6 1.Rheumatoid arthritis (Arthritis of proximal interphalangeal and metacarpal phalangeal joints and Vasculitis) 13
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Question 7 1.What is the diagnosis? This patient presented with severe abdominal pain and is in shock. He had bruising in the flank. (Grey Turner’s sign) 14
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Answers 7 1.Acute pancreatitis 15
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Question 8 1.What is the diagnosis? 16
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Answers 8 1.Herpes zoster of ophthalmic division of trigeminal nerve with secondary bacterial infection 17
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Question 9 1.What is the diagnosis? 18
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Answers 9 1. Hypertensive retinopathy 19
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Question 10 1.Name the physical sign. 20
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Answers 10 1.Lupus pernio 21
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Question 11 1.What is the diagnosis? This patient has mucocutaneous pigmentation and was found to have gastrointestinal polyposis. 22
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Answers 11 1.Peutz Jegher syndrome – it is Autosomal dominant. 23
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Question 12 1.What is the likely diagnosis? 24
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Answers 12 1.Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasiae. Autosomal Dominent 25
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Question 13 1.What is the diagnosis? 26
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Answers 13 1.Vitiligo 27
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Question 14 1.What are these lesions? 2.Give one cause of this lesion. 28
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29 Answers 14 1.Spider naevi 2.Cirrhosis of liver Pregnancy
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30 Question 15 1.What is the abnormal physical sign? 2.What is most likely diagnosis?
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31 Answers 15 1.Exopthalmos 2.Graves’ disease
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32 Question 16 1.What is the diagnosis?
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33 Answers 16 1.Tendon xanthomas over the Achilles tendon. They occur in familial hypercholesterolemia.
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34 Question 17 1.What is the physical sign? 2.Give one condition, this sign is associated.
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35 Answers 17 1.Pre-tibial myxoedema – red brown thickened skin 2.Graves’ disease
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36 Question 18 1.What physical sign is shown? 2.What is the diagnosis? 7 year old boy, pictured with his brother was unable to play football.
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37 Answers 18 1.Pseudo hypertrophy of the calf muscle 2. Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy (X- linked recessive)
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38 Question 19 1.What is the diagnosis? 2.Give one CVS associated abnormality.
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39 Answers 19 1.Down’s syndrome – trisomy 21 2.ASD VSD
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40 Question 20 1.What is seen in the X-ray chest? 63 year old man with history of working in a navel dockyard for more than 20 years.
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41 Answers 20 1.Multiple calcified pleural plagues – Asbestos Plaque.
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42 Question 21 1. What is the diagnosis?
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43 Answer 21 1.Bronchiectasis Cluster of ring shadows in the right lower lobe
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44 Question 22 1.What is the diagnosis?
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45 Answers 22 1.Tension Pneumothorax
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