Mock OSCE Test March 2025

Q1. Describe the PBS.
Q2. Which clinical condition might be associated with such PBS?
Q3. Enumerate 4 drugs causing such condition.

Q1. What is power of test?

Q2. Among 40 patients of diabetics, blood sugar level was monitored before and after giving a new drug. Which test will you apply.

Q3. Enumerate 4 parametric tests.

3 year child with fever, irritability, poor feeding, drooling of saliva.

Q1. What is the diagnosis?
Q2. Two causative organism.
Q3. Drug used to treat.
Q4. Name 2 complication.

Q1 Name any HPV VACCINE.
Q2 What are the types of vaccine available? Mention the serotypes covered by them.
Q3 What is the recommended dose?
Q4 What is the recommended age for vaccination?

Q1. What does the symbol stands for?
Q2. Mention different classes of such system.
Q3. Enumerate example of each class.

Q1 Describe in brief the Truview laryngoscope.

Q2 What is the method of insertion of Truview laryngoscope?

Q3 What are the advantages of Truview laryngoscope?

Q1 What are the complications of videolaryngoscopy?

Q2 What is the advantage of videolaryngoscopes over fiberoptic bronchoscope?

Q3 What are the limitations of videolaryngoscopes when compared with fiberoptic bronchoscope?

Q4 What is the role of videolaryngoscopes in emergency settings?

Q5 Do videolaryngoscopes have any role in pediatric difficult airway?

Q1 Which class does the medication belong to?

Q2 How does it work?

Q3 What is the recommended dosage?

Q4 List any four negative effects.

Identify the marked incisions

Q1 Identify the lesion.

Q2 What is the underlying genetic abnormality?

Q3 What are the other lesions that are associated?

Q1 Make a neat, labelled diagram of the orbital apex.

Q2 Mention any two disease conditions in which it is present.

Q1 What is the drug’s mechanism of action?

Q2 Name the muscles it is injected into in
a)adductor spasmodic dysphonia
b)abductor spasmodic dysphonia

Q3 Give four non-laryngeal applications for the medication.

Q4 What is Tourette’s syndrome?

Q1 Identify the lesion.

Q2 Classify the same.

Q3What is the specific cell marker that is linked to it?

Q4What is the first-line nonsurgical therapy option for the same and how does it work?

You posted a RTA case under General anesthesia, his complete blood report is awaited. Write the normal values with correct units of –

Hemoglobin (Hb):

Hematocrit (Hct):

Red Blood Cells:

White Blood Cells:

Creatinine:

Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN):

Prothrombin Time:

Platelet Count:

Question

1) Identify The procedure
2) Name the instrument
3) What are the characteristics of a graft
4) What is the Ideal time for revascularization
5) What are the contraindications for applying such graft
6) What is ideal site of taking Full thickness Skin Graft

Questions –

A child who has a swelling around his or her left ear. The mass is hard, stable, and non-tender.

1. Make a list of four differences.
2. Describe three site-specific problems that may occur as a result of the operation to treat this swelling.

Questions –

1. Which other antifungal is an alternative to Posaconazole as step-down therapy?
2. What is the important point while giving posaconazole to the patient?
3. What is the dose of Posaconazole?
4. Is Posaconazole available in Injectable form?
5. What is the recommended dose of this medication?

Questions –

1. What are the early and late signs of mucormycosis ?
2. What is the common sources of infection in cutaneous mucormycosis?
3. How will you manage the patient of Mucormycosis?

1- What is the name of this classification?
2- What is the A, B, C?

Q1 Name the device. Explain the working model of this device.

Q2 What is the method of insertion of McGrath laryngoscope?

Q3 What are the advantages and disadvantages of McGrath laryngoscope?