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Knruhs tentative exam date's (yet not confirmed):
Second MBBS exams are from 16 Jan 2025

Final MBBS Part I exams are from 17 Jan 2025

Final MBBS Part II exams will be conducted in February 2025.

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Common medical abbreviations

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Q. Is clinical features are signs and symptoms combined
A. Yes, clinical features encompass both signs and symptoms.

*Clinical Features*: A comprehensive term that includes:

1. *Signs*: Objective evidence of a disease or condition, observable by healthcare professionals, such as:
- Vital signs (e.g., temperature, blood pressure)
- Physical examination findings (e.g., swelling, rash)
- Laboratory test results (e.g., blood glucose levels)
2. *Symptoms*: Subjective experiences or complaints reported by the patient, such as:
- Pain
- Fatigue
- Nausea
- Headaches

Clinical features provide a complete picture of a patient's condition, helping healthcare professionals diagnose, treat, and manage diseases.

*Example*: A patient presents with:

Signs:

- Elevated blood pressure (140/90 mmHg)
- Swelling in the legs

Symptoms:

- Headaches
- Fatigue
- Shortness of breath

Combined, these signs and symptoms suggest congestive heart failure as a potential diagnosis.

*Key differences*:

- Signs are objective, measurable, and observable.
- Symptoms are subjective, personal, and reported by the patient.

*Why clinical features matter*:

1. Accurate diagnosis
2. Effective treatment planning
3. Monitoring disease progression
4. Evaluating treatment response

In medical notation, clinical features are often abbreviated as:

- S/S (Signs and Symptoms)
- C/F (Clinical Features)

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UPSC topper paper presentation, what medicos can learn how to highlight important words, write in points,diagrams,flowcharts & to write less content in a pageetc.

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CME flyer with poster presentation.pdf

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Knruhs Pathology Paper 1 MCQs

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Hey everyone, I'm excited to share with GIT chapter of my UMR NOTES, marks the completion of 200 pages! It's been an amazing journey, and it all comes together in this video. Thank you for your support and encouragement throughout the process. I hope you liked the way I've written the notes, I enjoyed writing it. Here's the link to the video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2WjDcdR_u7/?igsh=cXZ2ZW8ybXF4bWl4 Thank you for being a part of this awesome milestone! 📚🎉

Hi there!👋 I'll be releasing my handwritten UMR path notes for SYSTEMIC pathology.Many students find systemic pathology tough, so I've tried to make it simplified & understandable.You can find them on my pathology channel at [https://t.me/pathology_mbbs].Here are the dates for the release of chapter-wise notes:
- 09/02/24: ♀️ Reproductive Pathology
- 10/02/24: Breast Pathology
- 11/02/24: Endocrine Pathology
- 12/02/24: CNS Pathology
- 13/02/24: Skin Pathology
- 14/02/24: Bone 🦴, Joints & Soft Tissue Tumors Pathology
- 15/02/24: ♂️ Reproductive Pathology
- 16/02/24: Blood Vessels Pathology
- 17/02/24: CVS Pathology
- 18/02/24: Respiratory Pathology
- 19/02/24: GIT Pathology
- 20/02/24: Hepatobiliary Pathology
- 21/02/24: Renal Pathology
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✊Hardwork vs 🤓🤏🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️smartwork

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✊Hardwork vs 🤓🤏🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️smartwork:
Hard work and smart work are two different approaches to studying. Hard work is putting in a lot of effort and time into studying, while smart work is about working efficiently and effectively to achieve the same results with less effort. Here are some examples of hard work and smart work in studies:

Hard Work:
1. Spending hours studying every day without taking breaks or rest.
2. Memorizing all the notes and textbooks without understanding the concepts.
3. Reading every word of a textbook, even if it's not necessary for the exam.
4. Trying to cover all the topics without prioritizing or focusing on the important ones.
5. Studying alone without seeking help from teachers or classmates.

Smart Work:
1. Creating a study schedule that includes breaks and rest to avoid burnout.
2. Understanding the concepts instead of just memorizing them.
3. Skimming through the textbook and focusing on the important topics that are relevant to the exam.
4. Prioritizing the topics that are more likely to be asked in the exam.
5. Collaborating with teachers and classmates to clarify doubts and get a better understanding of the subject.

In conclusion, both hard work and smart work are essential for success in studies. However, working smartly can help you achieve better results with less effort and time.

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NExT Meeting (June-23).pdf

Note: NEXT is most likely to be conducted in May 2024 for 2019 batch & supply will be November

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