2. Slide 1:
Q1. What is your diagnosis of this cystic swelling?
Q2. pathognomonic features of this swelling are:
a………………………….
b…………………….........
Q3. enumerate 2 most common complications.
3. Slide 2.
Child 2 years old presented with this cystic swelling since birth.
Q1: what is your diagnosis?
Q2: pathognomonic features of this swelling.
A…………………………………..
B…………………………………..
Q3: enumerate 2 most common complications.
Q4: how do you elicit fluctuation in very small deep swelling?
4. Slide 3:
Q1: what is your diagnosis?
Q2: common sites of this pathology.
Q3: causes of regional lymph nodes enlargement.
Q4: comment on edge and floor.
5. Slide 4:
This swelling is SC lipoma of the back answer the following:
Q1: pathognomonic features of this swelling.
Q2: dangerous sites of lipoma.
Q3: points of difference between lipoma and sebaceous cyst
a. by inspection……………
b. by palpation………….....
6. Slide 5:
This 55 years old man presented with groin hernia.
Q1. how to differentiate clinically between direct and indirect inguinal hernias?
Q2. when you suspect strangulation?
Q3. femoral hernia is more common in female why?
a. ……………………………….
b. …………………………….....
c. ………………………………..
7. Slide 6:
Q1. what is your diagnosis?
Q2. clinical types.
Q3. possible causes of this pathology.
8. Slide 7: A case of primary thyrotoxicosis with recent exophthalmos. Answer the following
Q1. enumerate 4 eye signs.
Q2. radioactive iodine used for diagnostic scan is ----------------------
( I 131 I 123 I 125).
Q3: what is possible findings on pulse examination in this case?
9. Slide 8:
Q1. what is your diagnosis?
Q2. pathognomonic features.
Q2. differential diagnosis of leg ulcers.
10. Slide 9:
1. what is your diagnosis?
2. differential diagnosis of prominent dilated veins over abdomen.
3. clinical differentiation between splenic and left renal mass.
11. Slide 10:
Q1. clinical types of nipple retraction.
Q2. how to palpate for central and apical axillary lymph nodes?
Q3. criteria of malignant mass in palpation.
