General Medicine · Neurology
1.A 50-year-old male presents with sudden onset headache and altered sensorium since morning. Patient is a known hypertensive since 5years with irregular treatment. on examination patient is irritable and neck rigidity is present.
2.A 30 years old individual presented with five days of fever with vesicular umbilicated mainly centrally distributed rash followed by altered sensorium. Answer the following: • What is your diagnosis • What are the causes of vesicular lesions. • How will you manage this patient • How will you prevent this disease
3.A 32 years old female was admitted to the causality with history of altered sensorium, fever, headache and vomiting. On examination, neck stiffness, drowsiness and irritability were present. No neurological deficits. Answer the following: • What are the differential diagnoses. • What are the complications • Discuss the investigations
1.Acute viral meningitis
1.Cerebrospinal fluid abnormalities in pyogenic meningitis
2.CSF findings in bacterial meningitis
3.Acute bacterial meningitis
4.Enumerate the indications of lumber puncture
5.Diagnosis of cryptococcal meningitis
6.Indications of lumbar puncture
7.Test to confirm cryptococcal meningitis and two drugs for treatment of the same
8.Potts paraplegia
9.Antibiotics used in acute bacterial meningitis in adults
10.Cerebrospinal fluid abnormalities in Guillain Barre Syndrome
11.Treatment of neurocysticercosis
12.CSF findings in tuberculous meningitis
13.30 years old man comes to casualty with high fever, chills and rigors, vomiting and headache and altered sensorium for two days. On examination the patient is febrile, irritable and presence of signs of meningeal irritation. CSF shows predominant polymorphs with increased protein and decreased sugar. Answer the following: • What is your diagnosis. • What are the other investigations you want to do. • How you are going to treat this patient. • What are the complications
14.Clinical features of meningitis
15.Investigations for tubercular meningitis