FINAL MBBS PART 2 PRACTICAL SPOTTERS JUNE 10

1. Identify the lesion and possible cause ?2. Identify the marked cell in CUE 


3. Identify the clinical sign and possible causes
4. Interpret the Chest X-ray and possible causes
5. Identify the ECG 
6. Identify the clinical sign and treatment
7. Identify the clinical sign and treatment 
8. Diagnosis and treatment 
9. Identify the clinical sign and diagnosis 
10. Identify the sign and probable cause.

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