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"B. Spina bifida. 💠Myelomeningocele- It is the Most Severe form of spina bifida characterized by the protrusion of spinal cord meninges & nerve roots through a vertebral defect. It results from incomplete closure of the neural tube during early embryonic development (days 17-30). Etiology- Genetic environmental & folic acid deficiency during pregnancy. 📍C/F- Commonly affects the lumbar & sacral regions causing paralysis sensory loss bowel & bladder dysfunction below the lesion. Associated CNS anomalies- Chiari II malformation & hydrocephalus (90% cases) due to impaired CSF flow. ✓ Dx-"
X Link 2025-12-11T16:19Z 6708 followers, 3679 engagements

"B) Mannitol with pilocarpine. 🛑It is likely a case of Acute angle-closure glaucoma as it presents with severe eye pain vision loss headache nausea a mid-dilated fixed pupil after a trigger like dim light (e.g. watching a movie) causing pupillary block. ✓ Initial management aims to rapidly lower intraocular pressure (IOP) to prevent optic nerve damage. Mannitol-a hyperosmotic agent is given IV to draw fluid from the eye & rapidly reduce IOP. Pilocarpine- a miotic agent (cholinergic agonist) is used to constrict the pupil open the trabecular meshwork & improve aqueous outflow after initial IOP"
X Link 2025-11-20T17:38Z 6671 followers, 2102 engagements

"🟠Zinc sulphate oral solution is commonly given to children mainly as adjunct therapy for acute diarrhoea & for prevention/treatment of zinc deficiency which improves growth & immunity. Given with ORS to reduce duration stool volume & risk of persistent/recurrent diarrhoea for the next XX months. Corrects dietary zinc deficiency which is linked to poor linear growth recurrent infections (diarrhoea pneumonia) & impaired immunity. Meta-analyses show small but significant improvement in height gain & reduced infection-related morbidity in zinc-supplemented children especially in deficient"
X Link 2025-12-03T15:49Z 6569 followers, 1805 engagements

"A) Pulmonary embolism. ✓Hampton's hump appears as a wedge-shaped pleural-based opacity on chest X-ray indicating pulmonary infarction from distal embolization. Classic Association- Represents hemorrhagic infarction due to pulmonary artery occlusion seen in XX% of Pulmonary Embolism cases (low sensitivity) but XX% specific. Radiology Features- Peripheral dome-shaped density with base at pleura apex toward hilum often with pleural effusion in severe PE. Pairs with Westermark's sign (oligemia). Prompts anticoagulation not antibiotics"
X Link 2025-12-05T09:25Z 6623 followers, 2531 engagements

"A) Mannitol IV. 🟨It is an Osmotic agent for rapid vitreous dehydration (onset XX min drop XX mmHg) key for refractory/high IOP emergencies. It is used for rapidly reducing intraocular pressure in acute angle-closure glaucoma particularly when IOP exceeds 40-50 mmHg where pilocarpine risks failure due to iris sphincter ischemia. Watch for mannitol contraindications such as CHF anuria"
X Link 2025-12-05T19:38Z 6673 followers, XXX engagements

"B) Thromboangiitis obliterans- It is also known as Buerger Disease. 📍C/F- Age 2050 almost always a heavy smoker presents with distal extremity ischemia: rest pain claudication in feet/hands Raynaudlike color changes digital ulcers or gangrene reduced/absent distal pulses with relatively normal proximal pulses. May have superficial migratory thrombophlebitis & cold sensitivity. ✓Dx- Clinical Angiography shows segmental occlusions with corkscrew collaterals in distal vessels lab tests usually negative for autoimmune/atherosclerotic markers. 📍T/t- Absolute smoking cessation is the only proven"
X Link 2025-12-11T02:16Z 6708 followers, 1778 engagements

"✴Restless Leg Syndrome a/k/a Willis-Ekbom Disease- It is a sensorimotor neurological disorder. Etiology- Primary/idiopathic (often familial autosomal dominant); secondary causes include iron deficiency pregnancy renal failure neuropathy & some drugs (antidepressants antihistamines antipsychotics). 📍C/F- X key features (all required for Dx): Urge to move legs with unpleasant sensations Symptoms begin/worsen at rest (sitting/lying) Relieved by movement (walking stretching)& Worse in evening/night than daytime. ✓Dx- Mainly Clinical (4 key features) lab tests (blood). 📍T/t- 1stline"
X Link 2025-12-11T06:35Z 6705 followers, 1194 engagements

"B. The M/C cause of sciatica in adults is a Lumbar disc herniation. 📍It accounts for about XX% of cases & results from a herniated or bulging intervertebral disc pressing on the sciatic nerve roots especially during activities like heavy lifting. Commonly affected level: Usually L4-L5 or L5-S1. Mechanism- Disc protrusion compressses nerve roots causing radiating leg pain. Other causes- Lumbar spinal stenosis spondylolisthesis piriformis syndrome & less frequently sacroiliitis. Age group: M/C between ages 30-50. ♦C/F- Radicular pain along the sciatic nerve distribution numbness weakness &"
X Link 2025-12-11T16:31Z 6708 followers, 2500 engagements

"💡Which is a tumor suppressor gene"
X Link 2025-12-05T04:29Z 6680 followers, XXX engagements

"C) Atoll sign. ♦The atoll sign (reversed halo sign) on chest CT shows central ground-glass opacity encircled by denser peripheral consolidation classically linked to organizing pneumonia but also seen in infections like mucormycosis. Associations- Cryptogenic organizing pneumonia (M/C) PCP TB aspergillosis malignancy. It resolves with steroids in Organizing Pneumonia"
X Link 2025-12-08T18:42Z 6680 followers, XXX engagements

"A) Bromocriptine. 🔴Bromocriptine an ergotderived dopamine agonist used in Parkinsons disease can cause peripheral vasospasm leading to cold painful digits & Raynaudlike episodes so it is relatively contraindicated in patients with peripheral vascular disease. Mechanism- It is a Ergot structure potent vasoconstrictor on peripheral arteries; enhances sympathetic tone in digital vessels episodic vasospasm pallor cyanosis & pain in fingers/toes"
X Link 2025-12-09T20:55Z 6671 followers, XXX engagements

"💠Total anomalous pulmonary venous connection (supracardiac). 📍In supracardiac TAPVC- All pulmonary veins drain into a vertical vein that connects to the innominate vein & superior vena cava creating the characteristic "snowman" or figure-of-eight shadow on Chest X-ray. The "head" of the snowman is formed by the dilated vertical vein & superior vena cava while the enlarged right atrium & right ventricle form the lower part. TAPVC- It is a cyanotic congenital heart defect requiring a right-to-left shunt for survival (often via an atrial septal defect). #USMLE #Medicine #Health"
X Link 2025-12-11T03:54Z 6674 followers, XXX engagements

"A. Deep venous thrombosis in the deep calf veins. 🛑Bancroft's sign a/k/a Moses' sign- It indicates deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in the posterior tibial or deep calf veins elicited by pain on forward compression of the calf muscle against the tibia (with knees semi-flexed) but spared on side to side compression due to localized venous inflammation. Limitations- Neither sensitive nor specific (use Wells score + US) avoid over-reliance like Homans' (risks dislodgement)"
X Link 2025-12-06T14:56Z 6680 followers, XXX engagements

"@historyinmemes In 1984 astronaut Bruce McCandless II made history with the 1st untetthered spacewalk floating 320ft from Shuttle Challenger using the nitrogen-thruster MMU jetpack. It is an Iconic photo which captures pure freedom in orbit"
X Link 2025-12-10T04:16Z 6680 followers, XXX engagements

"🔆 Opisthotonus- is a severe hyperextension posture seen in tetanus due to generalized muscle rigidity from tetanospasmin toxin of Clostridium tetani. The toxin blocks inhibitory neurotransmitters (GABA glycine) in the spinal cord causing simultaneous contraction of agonist & antagonist muscles leading to arching of the back & neck. ♦C/F of Tetanus-: 📚Mnemonic: "TRISMUS & SPASMS" T - Tetanospasmin toxin R - Risus sardonicus (sardonic smile) I - Irritability to stimuli S - Spasms (muscle rigidity) M - Muscle stiffness (especially jaw musclestrismus) U - Unable to open mouth (lockjaw) S -"
X Link 2025-12-05T03:42Z 6683 followers, XXX engagements

"🔷Causes of Frothy Urine Benign Causes-: Forceful urination (full bladder air bubbles dissipate quickly). Dehydration (concentrated urine dark color). Toilet cleaners. Semen (retrograde ejaculation). High Protein intake after exercise. Pathological Causes-: Proteinuria- Nephrotic syndrome diabetic nephropathy glomerulonephritis HTN lupus. UTI (cloudy dysuria). Rarely- Amyloidosis multiple myeloma. 📍Persistent frothing indicates excess protein (albumin) in urine due to glomerular damage where kidneys fail to retain proteins creating surfactant-like foam that lasts X minute transient foam"
X Link 2025-12-06T15:34Z 6685 followers, 66.6K engagements

"🔷Congenital glaucoma- It results from defective development of the trabecular meshwork & anterior chamber angle which impedes aqueous humor drainage causing increased IOP. 📍C/F- Triad- Epiphora (excessive tearing) photophobia (sensitivity to light) blepharospasm (involuntary eyelid closure or twitching). Other signs- Buphthalmos (enlarged eyeball due to raised IOP) Corneal edema causing cloudy/hazy cornea Haabs striae (breaks in Descemets membrane visible on cornea) Excessive eye rubbing irritability poor visual tracking in infants. ✓ Dx- Clinical measurement of IOP (often XX mmHg)"
X Link 2025-12-11T16:16Z 6685 followers, XXX engagements

"A) Benzoyl peroxide. 🔴Benzoyl peroxide is a 1stline drug for mild to moderate acne vulgaris recommended by major guidelines as initial topical therapy alone or in combination (with topical retinoid topical antibiotic). It is Bactericidal against Cutibacterium acnes with mild keratolytic & antiinflammatory effects & improves both inflammatory comedonal lesions. It has No bacterial resistance cheap available OTC & often combined with topical clindamycin/erythromycin or adapalene/tretinoin to enhance efficacy & prevent resistance to antibiotics"
X Link 2025-12-10T21:26Z 6694 followers, XXX engagements

"🛑Dipstick Blood test. Principle- Reagent pad detects peroxidase activity of heme pigments. Hemoglobin myoglobin & intact RBCs all turn it positive. ✓ Therefore a hemepositive dipstick with no RBCs on microscopy suggests myoglobinuria (rhabdomyolysis) or hemoglobinuria (intravascular hemolysis) or complete lysis of RBCs in very dilute/alkaline urine. Always confirm by urine microscopy & serum tests (CK hemolysis workup) do not label as simple hematuria without RBCs"
X Link 2025-12-11T05:50Z 6691 followers, XXX engagements

"📍The 1st imaging test is noncontrast CT scan of the head to rule out subarachnoid hemorrhage. Reason- It is Rapid widely available & highly sensitive for detecting acute SAH especially within the first XXX hours of symptom onset where sensitivity approaches nearly 100%. Blood in the subarachnoid space appears hyperdense on noncontrast CT making even small bleeds detectable in the acute phase. If CT is done after the early window or is negative despite strong clinical suspicion (classic thunderclap headache meningism) perform lumbar puncture to look for xanthochromia or RBCs in CSF or"
X Link 2025-12-11T16:23Z 6692 followers, XXX engagements

"🛑 Opisthotonus- It is a severe hyperextension posture seen in tetanus due to generalized muscle rigidity from tetanospasmin toxin of Clostridium tetani. The toxin blocks inhibitory neurotransmitters (GABA glycine) in the spinal cord causing simultaneous contraction of agonist & antagonist muscles leading to arching of the back & neck. ♦C/F of Tetanus-: 📚Mnemonic: "TRISMUS & SPASMS" T - Tetanospasmin toxin R - Risus sardonicus (sardonic smile) I - Irritability to stimuli S - Spasms (muscle rigidity) M - Muscle stiffness (especially jaw musclestrismus) U - Unable to open mouth (lockjaw) S -"
X Link 2025-12-12T00:07Z 6699 followers, XXX engagements