List of top Questions asked in NEET (PG)- 2021

Child presents with myoclonus jerk, decrease performance in school. There is history of fever at the age of 1 year with rash. It is suggestive of-
Webbed neck, short stature, low posterior hairline. Diagnosis-
A young male was given regional anaesthesia with 0.25% bupivacaine. The patient became unresponsive & pulse became unrecordable. Best Management would be
A 30 year old male was intubated for surgery. The best method to confirm the position of Endotracheal tube is
Hair perforation test is positive for
The image shows a skin finding on the neck (Casal's Necklace). What are the associated features of this deficiency disorder?
A 13 year old male presented with erythematous edematous plaques on face over his previously existing hypoanaesthetic patches. He also complained of pain since 10 days. He has been on MBMDT since the past 2 months. What is your diagnosis?
A young girl presented to the OPD with rough surfaced lesions over her elbows and knees. She also complained of diminished vision in the night. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A male child was brought with a mild painful swelling on his scalp since the last 3 months, as shown in the image. History reveals that there is a pet dog in the child's house. What is the diagnosis?
A 23 year old primi gravida stays in the same house as her school going nephew, who contracted varicella infection. The woman approached the medical centre to get tested for the same and the result for varicella antibody was negative. Which of the following statements are true?
A woman, anxious to conceive, complains of profuse white discharge per vaginum, which was non foul smelling and not itchy. Her LMP was 13-15 days back. What is the most probable diagnosis?
A 30 year old woman came with flaccid bullae on her skin which were easy to rupture. Biopsy of the lesion revealed a suprabasal split. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A patient who has been on MBMDT presents with inflammation over pre-existing lesions and nerve involvement. What will be the best approach of treatment?
A male patient came to OPD with white discharge from urethra [Image Shown]. What is the most probable organism involved?
The image shows a skin condition with a raised, well-defined, bright red rash on the upper limb. What is the most suitable antibiotic for this condition?
A patient fell down from bicycle and started having pain around hip, shortening of limb and attitude was flexion, adduction, internal rotation (IR) of hip
A 20 year old patient presenting with chronic low backache and early morning stiffness since last 2 years. Since 6 months there are bilateral heel pain also. Most likely diagnosis for this patient is
X-ray of a 5 year old child is shown in the image below. Bone mineral density is normal. Identify the condition.

[X-ray of knee joint showing subperiosteal haemorrhage, scorbutic zone (Trummerfeld zone), dense zone of provisional calcification (White line of Frankel), Ring epiphysis (Wimberger ring), and Pelken's spur]
A 26 years old male with backache, morning stiffness, chest expansion and reddening of eyes with an X-ray presented in OPD. Most likely diagnosis for this patient is

[X-ray shows bamboo spine appearance with sacroiliac joint involvement]
60 year old elderly female with previous h/o Colles fracture is complaining of backache. Which of the given statements is wrong in relation to treatment of this patient?
A 10 year old male child presented with generalised edema. His cholesterol was 238 mg/dl and urine protein was 3+. Stool microscopy showed fat in stool.
In a child, height for age < -2 SD. What is the likely cause?
Webbed neck, short stature, low posterior hairline. What is the diagnosis?
A child presents with myoclonus jerks and decreased performance in school. There is a history of fever at the age of 1 year with rash. It is suggestive of which condition?
A 12 year old boy presented with weak pulses in upper limbs. His BP was 90/60 mmHg. He also had retinal haemorrhages. Most likely diagnosis is