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What are the clinical features of dehydration in elderly?

 

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65 year old recently retired male complains of daytime sleepiness. He has hypertension and dyslipidaemia and is on treatment with hydrochlorothiazide and rosuvastatin. Height 5 feet 8 inches. Weight 96kg. BP 140/90 mm Hg. After reducing caffeine intake and increasing daytime activity he still feels very sleepy during the day. No snoring/choking/apnoeic episodes. His wife reports frequent night-time cough. He has some morning hoarseness and occasional epigastric discomfort. H/o previous self-medication with antacids.

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 An elderly patient has been brought to emergency with H/O convulsion at home. His comorbid illness are DM & IHD and he is on medications. On physical examination, he is disoriented. His Blood Glucose 84, Serum Na= 105, Blood urea= 29, serum creatinine= 1.4, serum potassium= 4.0. His neuroimaging is within normal limits. What are the possible risk factors for his electrolyte disturbance and how will you manage the emergency?

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Elucidate the cutaneous manifestations seen in the diabetic individuals.

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 Discuss the management of epistaxis in the elderly

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Classical presentation of acute Gout

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Symptoms of menopause

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What are the three types of AKI and give three etiologies for each type

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Differentiated features of SIADH & CSW

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 60-year-old women has developed height loss of 3 cms. Her relatives have pointed out that she has developed a hump. Her serum chemistry including calcium, phosphorus and alkaline phosphatase are normal. How would you investigate this patient further?

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Mrs. Sharma 67 yrs/F is hospitalized with Heart failure. She is being treated with following drugs- aspirin, frusemide, dobutamine infusion. She complains of feeling fatigue and refuses to eat. She passed 2400 ml of urine on day 1. On day 2 she developed abdominal distention with paralytic ileus. Lab investigations suggest serum potassium = 2.7. How will you manage her?

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What is Dermatoglyphics? Briefly comment on the classification of Finger prints with suitable diagrams.

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Describe the procedure for measuring maximum cranial length and maximum cranial breadth. Describe the landmarks involved.

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Describe Human Axial skeleton with suitable diagrams.

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ABO blood group system

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Ethnicity and Race

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National Census

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mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)

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Palaeolithic skeletal remains

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Briefly comment on various demographic processes, Fertility, Mortality and Migration. 

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