NRE Step 1 Result Checker NRE Step 1 Result Checker Look up your NRE Step 1 result by entering your roll number. Result Service Roll Number Search Reset Only digits are accepted; extra characters will be removed. Result Details Session: — Roll Number — Candidate Name — Test Type — Graduation Type — Marks — Student CNIC/Passport No/B‑Form…
In the NLE Step-2 Dermatology exam, you won’t examine a live patient. Examiners typically present images either on a laptop or as printed photos, and you’ll have five minutes to complete each dermatology station. Be prepared for the high-yield cases that appear most frequently. The following high-yield dermatology topics are asked repeatedly; 1. Impetigo A…
A radiological investigation to find certain pathologies in the chest. Look for ABCD The best way to perform an X-ray is PA-view 1. Pleural Effusion: Excess fluid accumulation in the pleural cavity of more than 50 ml. X-ray Finding: Types of pleural effusion are as follows; Treatment: Location: The best is the mid-axillary line at…
During the ENT OSCE station, candidates are presented with images. They must (1) diagnose the pathology, (2) summarize its mechanism of formation, and (3) propose evidence-based treatment.Note: Certain cases recur frequently; focus your preparation on these high-yield presentations. Following are the important cases that come many times 1. Auricular Hematoma Collection of Blood with in…
In the Instruments section of the NRE Step 2 examination, examiners commonly ask about the name of the instrument, its uses, and its contraindications. The following are some of the most frequently shown instruments that you should be familiar with during the examination. 1. Foley catheter Indications: Contraindications: 2. Proctoscope PARTS: Indications: Disadvantage: Contraindications: Sterilization:…
In Ophthalmology OSCE stations, images of various eye diseases are shown, and candidates are asked to identify the disease and describe its treatment. The following are examples of common cases that may be presented: The Human eye consist of three layers. Segments of Eye: 1. Style (Hardeolum) and Chalazion 2. Ectropion and Entropion 3. Trachoma…
Microbiology – Study of microorganisms. Virology (Study of Viruses) General Rules 1. DNA Viruses Virus Family Genome Shape Envelope Herpes virus dsDNA Linear Enveloped (from nuclear membrane) Parvovirus ssDNA Linear Non-enveloped Papillomavirus dsDNA Circular / Spiral-like projection Non-enveloped Hepadnavirus (HBV) dsDNA (partially ds) Circular Enveloped Others (Adeno, Pox, etc.) dsDNA Linear Variable 2. Herpesviridae Family…
1. Fetal Circulation (before birth) 2. Important Shunts (and Adult Remnants) congenital heart diseases Feature Acyanotic CHD (“Pink babies”) Cyanotic CHD (“Blue babies”) Shunt Left → Right Right → Left Oxygen level Normal (no cyanosis) Low (cyanosis present) Most common VSD (overall most common CHD) TOF in adults, TGA in children Examples VSD, ASD, PDA…
1. Apgar Score A rapid scoring system used to evaluate a newborn’s cardiopulmonary adaptation after birth. Apgar Parameters and Scoring Sign 0 Points 1 Point 2 Points Activity (Muscle tone) No movement Arms flexed, legs extended Active movement Pulse (Heart rate) Absent <100 beats/min >100 beats/min Grimace (Reflex irritability) No response Some flexion of extremities…
1. Anemia ↓ Hemoglobin → Pallor Based on MCV MCV Value Type Examples < 80 fL Microcytic Iron deficiency, Anemia of chronic disease, Sideroblastic, Thalassemia 80–100 fL Normocytic Acute blood loss, Hemolytic anemia, Aplastic anemia, ACD (early) > 100 fL Macrocytic B12 deficiency, Folate deficiency, Alcoholism, Liver disease, Drugs (MTX) Hemoglobin Structure & Related Anemia…
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