Internal Assessment - 2

1.Anatomical and etiologic localization for hemiparesis and further management.



2. Etiology pathogenesis clinical features management complications of acute pancreatitis. 


3. Dengue fever clinical features and complications. 



4. Cushing syndrome



5. Mandibular advancement device

6. Cardiogenic pulmonary edema.



7. Rhematoid arthritis 


8. Leptospirosis

9. Heart failure 



10. Ascites





11. Pyrexia of unknown origin 




12. Drug induced liver  injury 


13. Evaluation of low back ache



14.  Renal artery stenosis



15. Acute kidney injury 




16. Oral hypoglycemic agent



17. Microvascular and macrovascular  complications of diabetes.





18. Lights criteria

19. Metabolic acidosis



20. Iron deficiency anemia 




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