Workshop on "Psychopathic Traits in Children" held at PU

Workshop on "Psychopathic Traits in Children" held at PU

Lahore, Centre for Clinical Psychology (CCP) University of the Punjab Lahore organized a workshop on “Psychopathic Traits in Children.” The basic purpose of conducting this workshop was to create awareness in clinical psychology students to identify criminal like traits in children. University of Western, Australia, Consultant Psychologists, Dr Umneea Khan conducted the workshop.
While the Director CCP Prof Dr Rukhsana Kausar give the concluding remarks at this occasion. These types of workshops help the people in prevention of crime in our society and country.

Special students’ meet PU Lahore VC

Lahore, A delegation of University of the Punjab Lahore blinds students meet to the Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr. Mujahid Kamran. This delegation meets to VC under the head of Kamal Lodhi to VC in his office committee room. The blind students told to the VC about fee’s problem over which VC issued instructions to solve the problem as soon as possible.
VC Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran also instructed the concerned authorities for the solution. In this meeting, Registrar Prof Dr Muhammad Akhtar, Controller Examinations Prof Dr Liaqat Ali, Treasurer Dr Uzma Ikram and Advisor to VC Col (r) Ikramullah were also present and give their suggestions for the solution of the issues

Students urged for reading, creating new knowledge

Lahore, Crescent Model Higher School, Lahore organized an annual prize distribution ceremony. Vice-Chancellor University of the Punjab Lahore Prof Dr. Mujahid Kamran was the Chief Guest. VC Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran said to the students to complete their work with sincerity, hard work and commitment and honesty. He said that those nations always rules over the world that studied the mysteries of universe and create new knowledge with hard work. He said that lack of education is the basic causes of all problems which are exist in the country. He advised to the young generation to do PhD in their subjects so that, they rule.
On this occasion, Chief Editor Daily Nation Majid Nizami, Chairman Crescent Education Trust Mian Muhammad Rafi, Secretary Zaheer A Sheikh, Advisor Shaukat Sultan, School Principal Muhammad Shakoor, teachers and a large number of students were also present. In the end of the ceremony, PU VC Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran distribute prizes and trophies to the brilliant students those showing excellent performance in this year. He also visited the physics, chemistry, art gallery, botany lab, science museum, art and Pakistan studies exhibitions.

Guide to Foot Pain

1. Your Guide to Treating Foot Pain
2. Walking is the 2nd most common conscious function of our body next to breathing.
3. A person takes between5,000 to 10,000 steps a day, depending on their activity level.
4. When your feet hurt you are reminded with every step taken.
5. Eliminating foot pain is a challenge.
6. It’s pretty easy to rest your back, shoulder, arm, wrist or hand.
7. But to tell someone to stay off their foot, that’s not so easy.
8. The #1 reason for foot pain is cumulative trauma.
9. Cumulative trauma is the result ofrepetitive physical strain applied to the tissues or anatomical structures of the foot and ankle.
10. For example:
11. If you persistently tap the tip of your finger on the table top,
12. it won’t hurt at first.
13. But if you continue tapping your finger,
14. it is only a matter of time until it becomes painful.
15. You can take pillsto try to ease the pain,
16. but if you keep tapping your finger,
17. the pain will persist.
18. You can try to ice the tip of your finger,
19. but if you continue to constantly tap your finger,
20. yep, the pain will just come right back.
21. You can try to put a pad onyour finger tip,
22. but if you keep tapping your finger,
23. it probably won’t make much of a difference.
24. You can try to have your finger numbed with an injection
25. and that may provide some relief,
26. but if you keep tapping your finger,
27. it’s only a matter of time until the numbing effect goes away and the pain returns.
28. So what’s the solution to get rid of the pain in the tip of your finger?
29. Stop tapping your finger. Stop the cumulative trauma.
30. What does this have to do with foot pain?
31. The #1 reason for foot pain is due to:
32. excessive abnormal forces acting on the structures of the foot with every step taken.
33. Fact Check:
34. Let’s say the average person takes 7,000 steps a day.
35. That’s 49,000 steps a week
36. 196,000 a month
37. 2,352,000 a year
38. 11,760,000 in 5 years
39. 47,040,000 after 20 years
40. 94,080,000 steps after 40 years
41. and finally,188,160,000 steps takenafter 80 years of walking.
42. If your feet are properly aligned,
43. a normal amount of force is applied tothese tissues and standing, walking or running is effortless.
44. However,
45. if the hindfoot bones are out-of- alignment,
46. excessive abnormal forces are acting on the tissues
47. and it is only a matter of time until a symptom appears. The chain is as strong as its weakest link.
48. A symptom is an abnormal condition experienced by an individual.
49. It could range from a mild soreness to severe pain.
50. WARNINGA symptom is a warning signal that something is wrong.
51. A symptom isan “effect” from the “cause”.
52. The primary cause leads to asecondary effect.
53. If you only treatthe effect, or symptom,
54. but ignore the cause,
55. the symptom will reoccur.
56. You can keep putting air in a tire,
57. but it will continue to go flatuntil you fix the source of the leak.
58. The following are examples ofsymptomatic, secondary effects within the foot & ankle.
59. Soft Tissue Symptoms• Heel pain/plantar fasciitis/fasciopathy• Posterior tibialis tendon dysfunction• Pain/numbness to the bottom of the foot/toes (tibialis posterior neuropathy)• Achilles tendinitis• Tarsal tunnel syndrome
60. Osseous symptoms• Bunion deformity (metatarsus primus varus, hallux abductovalgus)• Limited motion to the big joint (Hallux limitus/ridigius)• Tailor’s bunionette• Contracted/hammer-toes
61. Foot/Ankle Alignment• Lowering of the arch• Heel turns outward• “Too many toes” sign• Twisting of the ball of the foot when walking
62. If these are the symptoms (effects), what was the cause?
63. Excessive hindfoot motion/ misaligned feet
64. Excessive hindfoot motionhas been named the #1 deforming force leading to the majority of problems affecting the foot and ankle.
65. So eliminating the excessive abnormalhindfoot forces, by realigning the hindfoot bones, should be of primary importance.
66. Treating only the symptom is futile.
67. Excessive hindfoot motionis caused by the displacement/dislocation of the ankle bone on the hindfoot bones. Normal Abnormal
68. This pathologic deformity is occurringabove the bottom of the foot and above the heel bone.
69. This is an internal (not external)deformity and therefore requires internal correction.
70. How can you increase the diameter of a blood vessel externally?
71. You can’t!You have to insert a stent internally.
72. The same is true with hindfoot excessive motion. External measures cannot internally stabilizethe ankle bone on the hindfoot bones.
73. The insertion of an internal stabilization device is the most practical solution.
74. HyProCure is a titanium stent used to ® stabilize the ankle bone on the hindfoot bones.
75. The normal amount of motion is still present.
76. + =Instantly, the excessive abnormal forces acting on the tissues are decreased.
77. The cause is properly addressed.
78. The symptoms will also be positivelyaffected, depending on their severity.
79. If you or someone you know is suffering from foot pain,
80. it could be a direct result of excessivehindfoot motion and HyProCure could be ® the solution.

Top 5 Reasons Why Medical Students Should Prepare Early

If you asked doctors who have been practicing medicine for 30 or more years, they would advise you to get all the preparation you can get to pass the USMLE. Thirty years ago, the same specialist doctors did not have access to institutions, reviews, and communities that provide USMLE prep courses.

Here are a the Top 5 Reasons you should prepare for USMLE early.


1. The United States is one of the main producers of reputable doctors and specialists in the world. Many foreign students and practicing physicians come and apply to be accepted at various medical schools in the U.S. In fact, this country receives twice the number of foreign student applications yearly than any other country in the world. Thus your USMLE scores are very important. When looking for a residency, you will be competing against both foreign and domestic medical graduates.


2. Requirements for admission into any US medical school, whether State colleges or private schools are tough enough. There's the undergraduate academic record, scores on the MCAT, letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, personal qualities and commitment to medicine, which are all submitted and evaluated months before one finally receives a letter notifying acceptance to the school.


3. The amount you or your parents expended for your medical education is not an amount you can easily come by. The average cost of studying medicine according to a survey conducted between 2008-2009 by the American Association of Medical Colleges were astounding. Residents studying at state medical schools pays as much as $23,581 while non-state residents were charged as high as $43,587. Private schools have a much higher rate.


4. Not passing the USMLE licensing exam on the first try would mean spending EVEN MORE TIME and EVEN MORE MONEY in preparation and a second USMLE examination.


5. Finally, though most of your family members would understand the reasons for your failing the USMLE, it would leave you feeling bad, especially when your classmates have passed and moved on to their respective residency for their chosen field of specialization.


All the hard work, time and money spent in medical school will all go to waste if you do not pass the USMLE. It is a well-known fact that before you can practice medicine in the United States, you must pass this licensing examination. In some cases, your USMLE scores determine your residency match. Without adequate preparation, you cannot fully assure yourself of getting a desirable score and stand a chance on the highly competitive residency applications. So start USMLE preparation early.

AIPGMEE ( All India Post Graduate PG Medical entrance examination ) MD / MS / MDS 2012 ONLINE APPLICATION FORM

There were lot of rumors about NEET – PG 2012 and these rumors appeared to be true due to no notification of AIPGMEE till end of nov. 2011 but finally Long awaited AIPGMEE ( All India Post Graduate PG Medical entrance examination ) MD / MS / MDS 2012 ONLINE APPLICATION FORM  is finally out and it will be available from 1st dec 2011 on AIIMS website.
Exam date is 8th jan 2012
Here is full prospectus
http://www.filefactory.com/file/cf52e5c/n/All_India-pg-2012_Prospectus-Draft_Final.pdf
http://www.mediafire.com/?fnmjy38kb9ptcz0

Here is important dates

Last date for receipt : 21st December, 2011 of applications (5.00 PM)
Admit Cards to be hosted at www.aiimsexams.org by : 28th December, 2011 (Through Net only not by post)
Entrance Examination : 08th January, 2012
Expected date of declaration : 15th February, 2012 of result
Allotment of seat by : 23.02.2012 to 17.03.2012
Last date of admission : 15 days from the date of Personal Appearance or the time as mentioned in the allotment letter of the candidate

Here is step wise procedure to fill this application form 

Step -1) Create Account by using your existing Email-ID on AIIMS website. 
NOTE: Applicants provide Email-ID and password will be their username and password for accessing online application form. So, applicants must remember both of them and note down in his/her diary because if he/she forget them then online application form cannot be accessed.

All the details once submitted cannot be changed later on. So, ensure you have filled up the correct and complete information.

1.    The application form must be filled by the applicant.
2.    Your < Email-ID > (Email-ID should be already existing, active and should be valid for atleast one year so that AIIMS can communicate with the candidate). Email-ID once filled cannot be changed in future. Ensure Email-ID is correctly filled, failing which no communication will occur and the responsibility lies on the applicant.
3.    Write your Password
4.    Write Applicant Full Name : Write the Candidate’s full name in BLOCK LETTERS as given in the records of Secondary Education Board/ University.”
5.    Write Father’s Name  (“Write the Father name in BLOCK LETTERS as given in the records of Secondary
Education Board/ University.”)
6.    Write Your Date of Birth (“Select the date of birth as recorded in Secondary School Leaving
Certificate or equivalent examination.”)
7.    Select Category: Category once declared in the application cannot be changed later on.
The candidature of such OBC candidates who are covered under the „Creamy Layer‟ will be
considered only under the general category.
8.    Select Centre Choice
9.    Write your Mobile Number. {SMS (if any )will be send to you on this number}
10. Read declaration, if acceptable, then < select > the declaration
11. Click “Create Account” button
12.  Message opens on your screen. Check information is correct. Write down your Email-ID and Password as shown on Pop up message and remember the same for further access in order to complete the other steps of online form and future communication with AIIMS.
13.  Click < Submit / Next > button to reach the next Step – 2 (i.e. Challan Webpage).


Step- 2) Do the Payment to SBI Bank and fill payment details to your AIIMS Online Application.

I)             How to make payment

1.    Click “Please Click here to get Challan Form” link. A challan form opens.This Challan form has three copies (on single page with perforations)

• Bank Copy – One for Bank
• Student Copy-Second copy must be retained by the candidate.
  • AIIMS Copy – Third copy should be brought along with Admit card which is to be handed over to invigilator in the class room during attendance, failing which you will not be allowed to appear in the Entrance Examination.

2.    Print the Challan Form.

3.    Go to nearby SBI bank branch and tell the Bank staff to enter following details to their computer record while taking your payment against Application-cum-Examination fee.

• Challan Number(Mentioned on Challan Form), and
• Applicant Name (Mentioned on Challan Form)

4.     Bank staff will write Unique Transaction Number/Journal Number,BRANCH CODE and DEPOSIT DATE on all the three copies of Challan Form. Ensure that information must be written by bank staff on all the three Challan copies.
5.     Banker retains Bank Copy of Challan Form and Give Student and AIIMS copy of Challan Form.

II)             How to fill payment details

6.     Come back to website  www.aiimsexams.org and as you have already create a Account with AIIMS ( no need to create account again ) .So, Click on Green button with Key symbol to “Login” with Email-ID and password to your online application (do not fill new registration details). It will directly go to payment page.
7.     Fill the webpage fields of
a.      Unique Transaction Number/Journal Number ,
b.     BRANCH CODE and
c.     Deposit Date written by Bank Staff on Challan Form Copies.
NOTE: Applicant must write these details carefully and correctly.

8.     Click “Next/Submit” button on Challan Form webpage. You are shown with “Application Form” webpage. Click “Next/Submit” button only when you have completed all fields correctly on this page as details once entered cannot be changed later on.
9.     Internet Browser open “Online Application Form Webpage”, Follow Step 3.

NOTE: Bring Challan Form-AIIMS copy alongwith Admit Card without which you will not be allowed to appear in the Entrance Examination.

Step- 3) Fill Application form completely and submit the application. (Instruction for filling the form available with each field of Application form and also in detail in prospectus.)
1.     Applicant can edit the Application details only before submitting application. Once “Submit” Button is clicked by Applicant, he/she will not able to edit the details. So, Click “Submit” button only when you have completed all your Online Application Form details correctly and completely (because after that no edit/alteration is allowed).
2.     Use “Save As Draft” button to save your incomplete Online Application Form details. So, there is no need to type details again and again.
3.     Use your Email-Id (as username) and password for accessing Incomplete Online Application form.
4.     When you have completed all fields of Online Application Form click “Next” button.
5.    Page to verify Applicant “Application Form details” come up, verifies your entered Application Form details then accept declaration and click “Submit” Button (Use “Back” button on webpage if any changes required).Application details once submitted cannot be changed. So, click submit button only when you have completed your application details in all respect correctly.
6.     After clicking “Submit” Button webpage to upload passport photograph and signature appeared.
7.     Internet Browser open “Upload Photo and Signature Webpage”, Follow Step 4.


Step -4) Upload Passport size Photograph and Signature

NOTE: You must upload photograph and signature to correct specified fields. Do not make any mistake in uploading
candidate signature and photograph. Photo/Sign should be in “.jpg “ format.

1.     Candidate must have softcopy/digital of passport size photograph “CandidatePhotograph.jpg” provided by photographer as per the “ AIIMS instruction for Photograph” (provided in prospectus).Keep size of photograph minimum as maximum size limit is 100 KB.

2.     Put candidate signature in an area of 2” X 1” on paper with a black ball point pen. Scan that paper. Cut Signature area of 2” X 1” and Save it as CandidateSignature.jpg”. Keep size of Signature minimum as maximum size limit is 100 KB.

NOTE: MUST NOT UPLOAD signature in A4 size format/complete paper as this later on result in difficulty in getting their admit cards.

3.     To upload “CandidatePhotograph.jpg” Click “Browse” Button right to the photograph field. Select the Scanned
“CandidatePhotograph.jpg” file from saved location and click “Open” Button.

4.     To upload “CandidateSignature.jpg” Click “Browse” Button right to the signature field. Select the Scanned
“CandidateSignature.jpg” file from saved location and click “Open” Button.

5.     Preview of Candidate Photo and Signature must be clearly visible to candidate, if photo/signature image is coming small or not visible in preview on website online then it mean photo/signature is not as per the AIIMS prescribe format and your application will be rejected. So, be careful while uploading your photo and signature.
A sample of quality of acceptable and non acceptable photographs/signatures is given below for the guidance of the applicants.

JAWAHARLAL INSTITUTE OF POST GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION & RESEARCH (JIPMER) M.D / M.S April 2012 online application form

1. For Application, Prospectus & other details logon to JIPMER Website: www.iipmer.edu.in from 07.12.2011 to 09.01.2012.
2.Seat Matrix: UR-40, INST-24, OBC-33, SC-18, ST-9 (OPH-3 – Horizontal Reservation Basis).
3. Centers: Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata,New Delhi. & Puducherry
4. Application: Online submission through JIPMER Website: www.iipmer.edu.in
5. Completed online application with proof of payment, photograph must reach
Professor (Academic), JIPMER, on or before 12.01.2012.
Entrance Examination: 12.02.2012 (Sunday).
Help Line No. 044-43500822
044-43500922
Last date for receipt of application 12.01.2012. (Thursday)
Application and Examination Fee
For Unreserved (UR) / Institute (INST) / Other Backward Classes (OBC) : Rs.1000/-
For Scheduled Caste (SC) / Scheduled Tribe (ST) : Rs.800/-
IMPORTANT DATES
On-line Access to submission of application : From 05-12-2011 to 09-01-2012
Last date for receipt of Completed Application : 12-01-2012 (Thursday)
Hall Ticket printout from website : 01-02-2012 onwards
Entrance Examination : 12-02-2012 (Sunday)
Publication of Merit List : 20-02-2012 (Monday)
First Counseling : 23-03-2012 (Friday) 24-03-2012 (Saturday)
Second Counseling : Will be notified in the Website
Final Counseling :Will be notified in the Website
Commencement of Academic Session : 02-04-2012 (Monday)
Close of Admissions for MD/MS courses : 31-05-2012 (Thursday)
Results as well as dates for counseling and the list of candidates called for counseling shall be displayed in Notice Board of Academic Section, JIPMER and in JIPMER website www.iipmer.edu.in
Download Prospectus here
http://174.133.46.146/Jipmer2012/Pdf/MD-MS%202012-Final.pdf

Instructions for filling Online Application

Candidate should read the instructions carefully before making any entry or selecting options.
Candidate should supply all the required details while filling up the online form. Mandatory fields
are marked with * (asterisk) sign. The filling of online application contains two parts:
MD/MS Entrance Exam 2012:
Part I – New Application (Closes on 09-01-2012)
Part II – Complete Application (Closes on 09-01-2012 at 5:00 PM)
1. In Part I “New Application”, candidate will have to fill basic information. On submission of details, candidate will be prompted to check the details and make correction, if any, in the application.
2. When the Next button is clicked, Applicants must have to upload a recent passport size photograph with file size not more than 100KB. (File size that exceeds the limit of 100KB will not be accepted).
3. When “Next” button is pressed, and after selecting the payment mode a page with Reference Number will be generated. Please note down reference number, user name and password or take a print out of the page.
4. Reference number is must for future Correspondence.
5. Without the Reference number, No details of the Applicant can be retrieved.
6. Candidates who can pay application fee online though payment gateway can complete the Application Process in a step and get a copy of Application Printout immediately.
7. Candidates who selected the Demand Draft (DD) Payment mode must Login again to fill the Payment Details.
8. Part II “Complete Application” contains filing procedure of payment details –
9. Candidates who selected the Online Payment mode in Part I “New Application” and failed to pay online at the instance can continue online payment by Login again by Part II “Complete Application”
10. Those who want to pay online, through net banking, credit card or debit card can use Part
II “Complete Application” after completion of Part I “New Application”.
11. Candidate will have to supply reference number, user name, password and Name to continue to Part II “Complete Application”.
12. Candidates can take the Print out of the application
13. Keep the Xerox copy of the application after filling all the details for any future reference.
14. In case of DD Payment, DD should be drawn in favour of “Accounts Officer, JIPMER” payable at PONDICHERRY, Union Territory”
15. Failure to post this printout duly signed with the Bank DD, copies of OBC/SC/ST/OPH certificates (If Applicable) will lead to rejection of the application
16. Copy of the application along with the DD should be sent to Professor (Academic), JIPMER, PUDUCHERRY – 605 006.
17. Application should necessarily be accompanied with an attested copy of the OBC / SC / ST / OPH certificate (wherever applicable). The certificate should have been issued by the Competent Authority.
18. Application without the OBC / SC / ST / OPH certificate would be considered only under the General Category.
19. Change in category after submission of application would not be considered under any circumstances.
20. No communication would be entertained in this regard.
21. Your queries will be answered only in this number (044-4350 0822, 044-4350 0922)

Steps to follow for Online Application Submission:

Click “New Application”
Enter the code as shown in image and click “Submit”
Enter User Name, Password, Confirm Password, Email, Contact Number and click “Register”
Enter Personal Details and click “Next”
Upload your photo and click “Next”
Select a Payment Mode and click “Continue”
Note down the “Reference Number”, ”User Name” , “Password” and “Name”
Click “Have a Print” to print the application details
Click “Complete Application” to submit the DD Details
Enter User Name, Password, Online Reference Number, Name and click “Get Application”
Click “Edit” to edit the details
Click “Submit” to enter DD Details
Enter DD No, Date Of Payment ,Bank , Place and Click “Submit”
Take the printout of the complete application form

M.D. Course

 1.        Anatomy (Four seats)                                                                                              04

2.       Physiology (Four seats)                                                                                         04

3.       Biochemistry (Four seats)                                                                                     04

4.       Pharmacology (Five seats)                                                                                     05

5.       Pathology (Six seats)                                                                                              06

6.       Microbiology (Four seats)                                                                                     04

7.       Transfusion Medicine and Immuno Hematology (One seat)                                  01

8.       Community Medicine (Five seats)                                                                         05

9.       Anaesthesiology (Ten seats)                                                                                  10

10.      Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy (Five seats)                                               05

11       Forensic Medicine ( Two seats)                                                                             02

12.      General Medicine (Thirteen seats)                                                                        13

13.      Pediatrics (Ten seats)                                                                                             10

14.      Psychiatry (Two seats)                                                                                           02

15.      Pulmonary Medicine (Two seats)                                                                          02

16.      Radiodiagnosis (Three seats)                                                                                 03

17.      Radiotherapy (Four seats)                                                                                        04

M.S. courses

1.       General Surgery (Thirteen seats)                                                                           13

2.       Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Thirteen seats)                                                           13

3.       Ophthalmology (Five seats)                                                                                   05

4.       Orthopedic Surgery (Five seats)                                                                             05

5.       Oto-Rhino Laryngology (E.N.T.) (Four seats)                                                       04

Total seats                                                                                                            124

MD / MS Admission for Session – 2012
Counseling Process Through Roster Point Allocation
Sl.No.	Roster PointReservation	Sl.No.	Roster PointReservation	Sl.No.	Roster PointReservation	Sl.No.	Roster PointReservation
1	UR-1	32	UR-12	63	OBC-17	94	SC-14
2	UR-2	33	UR-13 (OPH)	64	UR-22	95	ST-7
3	UR-3	34	OBC-9	65	INST-13	96	INST-19
4	OBC-1	35	SC-5	66	UR-23 (OPH)	97	OBC-26
5	INST-1	36	INST-7	67	OBC-18	98	UR-32
6	UR-4	37	UR-14	68	SC-10	99	SC-15
7	SC-1	38	OBC-10	69	ST-5	100	OBC-27 (OPH)
8	OBC-2	39	UR-15	70	INST-14	101	INST-20
9	UR-5	40	ST-3	71	OBC-19	102	UR-33
10	INST-2	41	SC-6	72	UR-24	103	UR-34
11	UR-6	42	OBC-11	73	UR-25	104	OBC-28
12	OBC-3	43	INST-8	74	SC-11	105	INST-21
13	UR-7	44	UR-16	75	OBC-20	106	UR-35
14	ST-1	45	OBC-12	76	INST-15	107	SC-16
15	SC-2	46	INST-9	77	UR-26	108	ST-8
16	OBC-4	47	SC-7	78	OBC-21	109	OBC-29
17	INST-3	48	UR-17	79	UR-27	110	INST-22
18	UR-8	49	OBC-13	80	ST-6	111	UR-36
19	OBC-5	50	INST-10	81	SC-12	112	OBC-30
20	SC-3	51	UR-18	82	OBC-22	113	UR-37
21	INST-4	52	OBC-14	83	INST-16	114	SC-17
22	UR-9	53	UR-19	84	UR-28	115	OBC-31
23	OBC-6	54	SC-8	85	INST-17	116	INST-23
24	UR-10	55	ST-4	86	OBC-23	117	UR-38
25	INST-5	56	OBC-15	87	SC-13	118	UR-39
26	OBC-7	57	INST-11	88	UR-29	119	OBC-32
27	SC-4	58	UR-20	89	OBC-24	120	ST-9
28	ST-2	59	UR-21	90	INST-18	121	SC-18
29	UR-11	60	OBC-16	91	UR-30	122	INST-24
30	OBC-8	61	SC-9	92	UR-31	123	UR-40
31	INST-6	62	INST-12	93	OBC-25	124	OBC-33

COMEDK PGET-2012 MD MS MDS ENTRANCE EXAMINATION

COMEDK PGET-2012 MD / MS /  MDS ENTRANCE EXAMINATION will be conducted on Sunday the 12th February 2012 for admission to Postgraduate Medical and Dental courses in COMEDK Member Institutions. The Entrance Examination will be conducted in Bangalore City only.

Candidates from all over the country can appear for the Entrance Examination as in previous years.
Details regarding the Entrance Examination will be notified in due course.
Candidates are required to check the COMEDK website (www.comedk.org) for regular updates.

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DNB Dec. 2011 Recall Questions with all options and Answers

am going to post all question here
1. Mc radiological sign of increased ict in children
a. Widening of suture ANS
b. Erosion of sella tursika
c. Widening of optic canal
d. Silver beaten appearcnce.
2. nyhus groin hernia classification, 3A
a. Indirect hernia with widened superficial ring
b. Femoral hernia
c. Direct hernia
d. !!
3. definative rx of adenomyosis?
A-hystrectomy ANS
b.progestrone
4. constant band
H
I
M
Z ANS
5. cotton’s grading for.
1.subglottic stenosis 
2.laryngeal carcinoma
3.superior nerve palsy
4.vocal cord misuse
6. iris pearls
syphilis
leprosy
sarcoid
7. false positive cases increased??
A. High senstivity
B. High Specificity
C.High prevelance
D.
8. ds nt involved in integrated ds survilence protect?
typhoid
tb
cholera
herpes zoster
9. snow storm appearance on U/S
h mole
10. Malignant hyperthermia:
ryanodine receptor gene (RYR1)
11. Not a dimorphic fungus:
a.histoplasma
b.coccidiodides
c.cryptococcus
d.blastomyces
12. all of these occur in caffeine withdrawal except
hallucination
depression
headache
13. in gout tophi are not seen in
bone
skin
nasal cartilage
synovium
14. Mees’ lines appear after an episode of poisoning with
arsenic
15. pseudolymphoma caused by a/e
penicillin
dapsone
Thiazide
16. The CCR5
high resistance to HIV infection.
17. pain in fibroids present with all except?
Hyaline
red degeneration
leiomyoma
18. Hrct is used in a/e
interstitial lung disease
lung abscess
miliary tb
sarcoidosis
19. nicotine withdrawal causes all except
1. depressed mood
2.weight gain
3. tachycardia
4. anxiety
20. a oxidation FFA occure in?
golgi
er
mito.
21. tumr lysis synd true is
A- hypokalmia
B-hyponatremia
C-hyypercalcemia
D- noned
22. Pure Beta Particle emittor?
i 131
P 32
23. ‎52)q- mc retroprtnl sarcoma?
A-leiomyosarcoma
B-liposarcoma
24. Griseinger’s sign
lateral sinus thrombosis
25. Anesthetic of choice in Day care anesthesia?
Propofol
26. placenta formed by?
Frondosum+Dec basalis
leve+dec basalis
fromdosum+dec capsularis
frondosum+dec parietalis
27. MR + LAD + ASD
ostium secundum
ostium primum
floppy mitral valve
tga
28. Testis involvd bt nt epidydimis
syphilis
gonorrhoea
29. hennebert sign?
meinners
acoustic
30. vitamin require for cystein and methaonine metabolism?
31. glycogen phosphorylase ?
thiamine monoho
tetrahydrofolate.
flavin mononuleotide
?
32. A 40 yrs Lady wit Pheochromocytoma.
Most Specific symptom is?
paroxys hypertension
33. Complete wouund healing takes
1. 3 weeks
2. 6 months
3. one yr
4?
34. endometrial cancer is associated with all except
leiomyoma
endometrial hyperplasia
dysgerminoma
granulosa cell tumor
35. we prefer dobutamine in place of dopamine in case of shock
markd less arrhythmia
less renal vasodilatation
more coronary constriction
all of these.
36. cofactor involve in sulphur conaining amino acid metabolism
Folic acid
biotin
B1
37. generation time lepra?
‎8-10 days
10-12days
38. not used fot treatment of endometriosis
ocp
aromatase inhib.s
progestins
estrogens
39. impotent qoud hoc?
impotent to one female only
40. androgen binding protein is secreted by:
pituitary
liver
sertoli cells 
leydig cells
41. craniosacral spinal nerves
1. sympath post gangliaonic fibers
2. sympath pre gangliaonic fibers
3. parasympath post gangliaonic fibers
4. parasympath pre gangliaonic fibers
42. BENZOIC ACID DETOXIFICATION?
GLUCORONIC ACID
43. in renal osteodystrophy skeletal abnormality is due to ?
decreased conversn 25 to 1,25 D
44. Tuning fork
a. 256 Hz 
b. 512
c. 1024
d.2048
45- parathyroid devlops from?
A- brachial cyst
B- b cleft
C- b pouch
D-b arch
46-periphrl and centrl chemorcptr respond to?
A-incrs ph
b- incrs oxygen
C- incrs co2 
D- decrs o2
47. which of the following gives positive test with both weil felix n ox19
a.
b. scrub typus
c. endemic typus
d. none of the above
48. how to indentify gonorrhea
a. by the growth on macconkey medium
b. by the growth at 37 c
c. by the fermentation of glucose
49 all are capsulated except
a.klebsiela pneumonia
b.haemophilus influenzae
c. bacillus anthracis
d. escheichia coli.. 
50 .not a type of epiphysis
traction
atavistic
friction 
pressure
51.. thanatology
death 
snakes
poison
fingerprints
52.Fish tailing in STAB WOUND
a)Single edged knife
b)Double edged knife
c)Bayonet
d)
53.Which of the following is seen in Horner’s syndrome:
A)Anhidrosis 
B)Blepharitis
C)Cheilitis
D)
54.Which of the following is a Flexor of Abdomen:
a)Psoas
b)Piriformis
c)Pectoralis major/minor
d)external oblique abdominis
55.Missing cases are detected by:
a)Active surveillance
b)Passive surveillance
c)Sentinel surveillance
d)
56.clavipectoral fascia is not pierced by
a.medial pectoral nerve
b.lateral pectoral n
c. cephalic ve
d.
57.microtubule formation inhibited by vincristine
58.Food poisoning in canned food cause by:
a)Staphylococcus
b)Salmonella
c)Clostridium botulinum
d)Bacillus cereus(aureus in exam)
59. .Boundaries of Epiploic foremen A/e:
a)Caudate process of liver
b)Inferior venacava
c)Free border of lesser omentum
d)4th part of Duodenum
60.Anaphylactic shock- epinephrine given by
Intravenous route
Oral
Subcutaneous
Intramusular
61. Physiological Antagonism
a)Heparin-Protamine
b)Prostacycline-Thrombaxone
c)Adrenaline-Phenoxybenzamine
d)Physiostigmine-Acetylcholine
62.Annexin V is associated with
a)Necrosis
b)Apoptosis
c) atherosclerosis
d)inflammation
63.Dobutamine is preferred than dopamine because
It causes less arrythmia
It causes less renal vasodilatation
It causes less coronary vasoconstriction
All the above
64.Sin of Gomorrah
a)Oral coitus
b)Anal coitus
c)Lesbianism
d)Bestiality
65.Kuppuswamy scale takes into consideration A/E:
a.Education status of
b.Occupational status of
c.Living conditions
d.Percapita Income
66.Long acting insulin -
a)Insulin glargine
b)Insulin Lispro
c) insulin aspart
d)
67.Fixative used for bone histopathology?
a. 10% formalin
b. Normal saline
c. Rectified spirit
d. Nothing
68.Predominant site of erythropoises during 6th month of gestation
a)Yolk sac
b)Liver
c)Bone marrow
d)Thymus
69. chylomichrons protein core+
a. triglyceride only
b. triglyceride+ cholesterol
c.triglyceride+ cholesterol+phopholipid
70.vit a not seen in
a.sunflower seed
b.egg
c.milk
d.tomato
71. strict aerobic bacteria
a. staph aureus
b. E.coli
c.strep pneumonae
d.
72.during ejaculation , sperms are released from :
a.epididymis
b.vas deferens
c.testes
d.prostate
73.lower 1/4 of vagina is formed by :
a.urogenital sinus
b.paramesonephric duct
c,mesonephric duc
d.mullerian duct
74.pyridoxin is formed from:
a.histidine
b.tryptophan
c.tyrosine
d.alanine
75.prostate contain
a. only glandular tissue
b. glandular tissue covered with transitional epith.
c. glandular tissue+fibromuscular
d.
76- mc site of endometriosis?
A- vagina
B-ovary
C- bladder
D-rectum
77.Inheritance of Familial Hypercholesterolemia?
a.AD?
b.AR
c.X LINKED
78- incidence of schizophrenia
A-0:5%
B-1%
C-1:5%
D-2%
79.Treatment for squamous cell carcinoma stage T3N0M0
a.Maxillectomy
b.Radiotherapy
c.Maxillectomy+Radiotherapy ?
d.Maxillectomy+chemotherapy
80. drug deposited between which structures in spinal
a. dura n arachnoid
b. pia n arachnoid
81. what are the complications of epidural anesthesia a/e
a. headache
b. hypotension
c.
d.ic
82. in spinal anesthesia which fibres affected earliest
a. sensory
b. sympathetic pregangliac
c. motor
83. painless loss of vision all except
a. papilloedema
b. papillitis
c. angle closure glaucoma
84. chronic steroid use causes
a. open angle glaucoma
b. conjuctival papillomatis
c. uveitis
85. doc in anterior uveitis
a. oral steroids
b. topical steroids
c. topical antibiotics
86. drug used in divergent squint
a. mydriatics
b. miotics
87.recurrent abortions tests to be done a/e.
a.parental cytogenetics
b.thyriod profile
c.apla syndrome
d.torch infectin screening
88.hus all except
a.hemolytic anemai.
b.renal failue.
c.cns prob
d. thrombositosis
89.palpable petechie not seen in
a.giant cell arteritis
b. hsp
c. wegner granulomatosis
d.mixed cryoglobuminemia
90.Paraneoplastic syndrome not seen in Renal cell cancer:
A)Acanthosis nigricans
B)Amyloidosis
c. polycythemia
d.
91.nt used in lepra reactions
a.chloroquin
b.rifampicin
c.clofazimine
d.thalidomide
92. atypical pneumonia a/e
a. klebsiella
b. adeno virus
c. chlamydia
d.
93. parkinsonism a/e
a. rest tremor
b. rigidity
c. preserved postural refluxex
94. syndrome x all except
a. hyperglycemia
b, hypoinsulinemia
95.Most commonly associated with Cancer Cervix:
A)HPV 16
B)HPV 32)
C)
D)
96.roomy nasal cavities vd crust formation and woody hard external nose..
a rhinoscleroma
b rhinosporidiosis
c atrophic rhinitis?
97.about vitamin deficiency in short bowel syndrome
a. vit k
b. vit b12
c. vit a
d. vit d
98. best investigation to detect pneumoperitoneum
a. plain xray abd. erect
b. plain x ray abd supine
c. usg
d. ????
99. a patient has bronchiectasis… development of nephrotic syndrome in this patient will be suggestive of
a. sle
b. cystic fibrosis
c.amyloidosis
100.Most common site of Felon:
a)Index finger
b)Ring finger
c)Little finger
d)Thumb

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