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A diabetic patient develops 'black discoloration around the nose and sudden vision loss'. In pathology, some fungi don’t just infect tissue… they invade blood vessels. Dx?? & Name the Fungus??

@moraleDmaestro Due to exam stress

date a medical student and watch them forget you during their exams.

A diabetic patient develops 'black discoloration around the nose and sudden vision loss'. In pathology, some fungi don’t just infect tissue… they invade blood vessels. Dx?? & Name the Fungus??

Interesting development.

@docakx From hormone replacement therapy… to targeted neurokinin receptor antagonists. Menopause management is finally entering a new era.

Amyloidosis Explanation: Haphazardly arranged nonbranching fibrils that measure 7-10 nm in diameter is characteristic of amyloidosis.

Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Other?

@Dr_Mohammedolog Heart failure with HFrEF

Sacubitril + Valsartan This combination is mainly used for...? 👨‍⚕️ A) Pulmonary fibrosis B) Heart failure with reduced EF C) Hyperthyroidism D) Acute renal failure

@_sheisdebby You’re not a medical student if you don’t read clinical cases for fun and then diagnose yourself with half of them.

You're not a medical student if you're not studying medicine!

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@Dr_Mohammedolog Propranolol

Patient with hyperthyroidism + tachycardia. Add? A) Levothyroxine B) Propranolol C) Insulin D) Warfarin

@ub_quitin @_ayobami0260 Textbooks

Textbooks OR slides?

Robbins Pathology:- 82 year old woman with innumerable pulmonary nodules incidentally found on chest CT workup for chest pain. On electron microscopy, following was seen. what is the diagnosis? A.Apoptosis B.Amyloidosis C.Mesothelioma d.langerhans cell histiocytosis.

@moraleDmaestro So true

Medical school doesn’t test your intelligence, it tests your survival.

@nihardesai89 @docakx @drkeithsiau @DrRishabhOnco @DrNeilStone @drsthanus @drsunilbahl @GonzaloBentoli1 3-5 days

@Chiragrx07 @docakx @drkeithsiau @DrRishabhOnco @DrNeilStone @drsthanus @drsunilbahl @GonzaloBentoli1 For how many days?

36, male, D+16 post allogeneic transplant for AML. Spiked a fever (39°C) today Blood & urine cultures negative CT shows bilateral small pleural effusions Bowel movements - normal He looks well, skin exam 👇🏽 Ddx? Management?

@MedLearnHub Fomepizole

Q. What is the Antidote for methanol poisoning? a. Naloxone. b. Flumazenil. c. Fomepizole. d. Atropine.

Crying blood is called Haemolacria. Haemolacria It’s rare, but can occur due to:- Eye infections or trauma. Severe conjunctival inflammation. Tumors of the lacrimal apparatus. Endometriosis involving the eye. Bleeding disorders. Sometimes even without an identifiable cause (idiopathic).

Doctor....My tears are red What rare condition can literally make someone cry blood?

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For all those who had given up this year after the exam and are scoring in the range of 450–500-550, thinking they won’t be able to crack it this year. Start practicing one NEET-type sample paper (Easy to Moderate level) daily from 2–5 PM for the next 30 days. If you solve 30 papers in the next 30 days, and let’s say 5 questions or similar questions from each paper match the actual pattern, you can master around 150 questions and their related concepts/topics that may appear in the NEET exam..