2nd Internal assessment

11.Pyrexia of unknown origin
 Ans:- 

 
                                                     
     
 12.Drug induced liver injury

           
13.Evaluation of low backache.
           


14.Renal artery stenosis 
                    

15.Acute kidney injury.


                      


16.oral hypoglycemia agent 



17.Micro and macrovascular problems in diabetes.

   18.Lights criteria
19.Metabolic acidosis 

20.iron deficiency anemia
     

08.Leptospirosis

                       

03.Dengue fever 

04 .Cushing syndrome 

06.cardiogenic pulmonary edema


07.Rheumatoid arthritis

09.heart failure

10.Ascites
02.Etiology pathogenesis clinical features and management of acute pancreatictitis



01.Anatomical and etiologic localization for hemiparesis and further management 




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