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  • RGUHS MD Pediatrics May 2018 Question Papers

    We uploaded RGUHS (Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences )MD Pediatrics May 2018 Question PapersMay 2018 Question Papers. These papers are useful to all the Medical colleges which are affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences.

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences MD 2018 Question Papers May

     

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka

    Post Graduate Degree Examination – MAY-2018

    Time: Three Hours                                                                               Max. Marks: 100 Marks

    MD PAEDIATRICS
    FOETAL AND NEW BORN
    PAPER- I
    Q. P. CODE: 7371

    Your answers should be specific to the questions asked
    Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary

    Answer all the Questions                                                                            10 x 10 = 100 Marks

    1. Tracheo oesophageal fistula.
    2. Chorionic Villus Sampling. Nasal CPAP.
    3. Peripheral smear- an aid to diagnosis in neonate.
    4. Fetal circulation.
    5. Hearing screening in the Neonate.
    6. Thermoregulation in newborn.
    7. Management of persistent vomiting in newborn.
    8. Cholestatic jaundice in neonate.
    9. Hemorrhagic disease of the newborn.

     

    7371 FOETAL AND NEW BORN PAPER II    Download

     

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka

    Post Graduate Degree Examination – MAY-2018

    Time: Three Hours                                                                             Max. Marks: 100 Marks

    MD PAEDIATRICS
    GENERAL PAEDIATRICS-1
    PAPER- II
    Q. P. CODE: 7372

    Your answers should be specific to the questions asked
    Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary.

    Answer all the Questions                                                                                    10 x 10 = 100 Marks

    1. Discuss the complement pathway and common complement component deficiencies.
    2. Discuss the coagulation mechanism and diagnosis of factor VIII
    3. Pulmonary function tests in children.
    4. Precocious puberty in girls.
    5. Discuss clinical features, diagnosis and management of Galactosemia.
    6. Diagnostic criteria and management of attention deficit hyperactive disorder.
    7. Role of essential fatty acids in human nutrition.
    8. Evaluation of a child presenting with haematuria.
    9. Evaluation of a child with global developmental delay.
    10. Classification and diagnosis of Hodgkin Lymphoma.

    7372 GENERAL PAEDIATRICS 1 PAPER II    Download

     

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka

    Post Graduate Degree Examination – MAY-2018

    Time: Three Hours                                                                             Max. Marks: 100 Marks

    MD PAEDIATRICS
    GENERAL PAEDIATRICS-II
    PAPER- III
    Q. P. CODE: 7373

    Your answers should be specific to the questions asked
    Draw neat, labeled diagrams wherever necessary.

    Answer all the Questions                                                                                    10 x 10 = 100 Marks

    1. Discuss etiology, pathology and management of acute liver failure in children.
    2. Discuss clinical features, diagnosis and management of dengue hemorrhagic and dengue shock syndrome.
    3. Discuss the staging criteria of HIV infected children.
    4. Psychosocial development in adolescent period.
    5. Clinical features, diagnosis and management of Supraventricular tachycardia.
    6. Development of genito urinary system.
    7. Clinical features, diagnosis and management of systemic lupus erythamatosis.
    8. Discuss diagnosis and management of obstructive uropathy.
    9. Define Cerebral palsy. Discuss classification, clinical features and management of cerebral palsy.
    10. Discuss etiology, clinical features and management of chronic diarrhea. *****

    7373 GENERAL PAEDIATRICS II PAPER III   Download

     

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences

    M.D. Degree Examination – MAY-2018

    [Time: 3 Hours]                                                                                                                  [Max. Marks: 100]

    PAEDIATRICS
    SOCIAL PAEDIATRICS AND PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES
    PAPER – IV
    Q.P. CODE: 7374

    Your answers should be specific to the questions asked.
    Draw neat, labeled diagrams wherever necessary.

    Answer all the Questions                                                                                              10 X 10 = 100 Marks

    1. Evaluation of suspected case of scorpion sting. List complications, how do you treat them?
    2. Describe the causes, and clinical features of Hyponatremic dehydration in infants. How do you treat it?
    3. Strategies to reduce infant mortality in India, to achieve millennium goal.
    4. Inerventional strategies for prevention of caries teeth in children.
    5. Dysmenorrhea in adolescent girl.

    6. Describe causes of obesity in children. How do you evaluate and treat it.

    1. Harmfull taboos affecting nutritional aspect in children.
    2. Baby friendly hospital initiative.
    3. Immunisation of adolescents.
    4. National Nutritional Anemia Prophylaxis Program

     

    7374 SOCIAL PAEDIATRICS AND PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES PAPER IV    Download

     

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  • HEALTH MINISTERS CONFERENCE Medical colleges to add more seats.

    The proposal to introduce a Common Medical Entrance Test was officially put on hold with the Centre and the state governments deciding to hold more discussions.

    The Central government has decided to increase the intake capacity in medical colleges, introduce a Bachelor of Rural Health care (BRHC) course and provide financial support to the states to start a minimum of 50 medical schools for the BRHC course in the under-served states in the 12th Five Year plan. This was part of the Hyderabad Resolution drawn up during the two day health ministers’ meet held in the city.

    At the state health ministers’ and secretaries’ meet chaired by the Union minister of health and family welfare, Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad, besides reforms in medical education, various issues related to infectious and non-communicable diseases, maternal and child health and regulatory issues were discussed.

    The state governments have been asked to take immediate steps to increase intake capacity — up to 250 — at the MBBS level in all government colleges across the country and also to increase post graduate seats.

    State governments will take steps to ensure early establishment of the eight regional institutes of paramedical sciences and strengthen the pharmacy institutes.

    Further, the introduction of the Bachelor of Rural Health care course was unanimously endorsed in the meeting. Financial support to the states will also be given to start a minimum of 50 medical schools for the BRHC course in un-served and under-served states during 2011-12.

    The proposed scheme of Common Eligibility and Entrance Test (CEET) was discussed and further dis

    cussions will be held in this regard.

    As regards reproductive and child health, various measures will be taken to bring down the infant mortality rate and maternal mortality ratio.

    These include ensuring manpower in all primary health centres, antenatal and neonatal care, name-based tracking and immunisation, checking anaemia and malnutrition, setting up of blood banks and ensuring other infrastructural developments at district hospitals and health centres. Special attention will also be given to remote, hilly and tribal areas.

    In the field of disease control, the focus areas are prevention, control, early diagnosis and complete treatment of malaria, a massive awareness campaign for spreading general awareness about hygiene and sanitation before the onset of monsoon and early detection of TB. Multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) is also emerging as a major public health problem and will be urgently addressed.

    Meanwhile, the proposal to introduce a Common Medical Entrance Test was officially put on hold with the Centre and the state governments deciding to have more discussions on the matter before taking any decision.

    Source : DC

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