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NEET PG PYQ: Cranial Nerve Lesions Simplified”
🎙️ Podcast Episode Draft
Title
“NEET PG PYQ: Cranial Nerve Lesions Simplified”
Description
In this episode, Dr. Stem Cell breaks down a high-yield NEET PG previous year question on cranial nerve lesions. We’ll cover the clinical presentation, diagnostic clues, and exam-focused memory tricks. Perfect for NEET PG, INICET, FMGE, and MBBS revisions. Stay tuned till the end for rapid-fire recall points!
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📌 Clinically Useful PYQ Example
Question: A patient presents with diplopia, ptosis, and inability to move the eye medially. Which cranial nerve is affected?
Answer: Oculomotor nerve (CN III).
Important Points
- CN III lesion signs: Ptosis, “down and out” eye, diplopia.
- Parasympathetic involvement: Loss of pupillary light reflex, dilated pupil.
- Clinical pearl: Diabetes mellitus is a common cause of CN III palsy (microvascular ischemia).
- Exam trick: Remember “LR6 SO4” → Lateral rectus (CN VI), Superior oblique (CN IV), all others CN III.
🎯 Rapid-Fire Recall
“CN III palsy = Ptosis + Dilated pupil + Eye deviated down and out. Diabetes is a common cause. Remember LR6 SO4 for extraocular muscles!”
#NEETPG #FMGE #INICET #MedicoForMedicos #DrStemCell #PYQ #ClinicalPearls #MBBSPrep #MedicalPodcast #ExamTips
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By Dr.Stem cell🎙️ Podcast Episode Draft
Title
“NEET PG PYQ: Cranial Nerve Lesions Simplified”
Description
In this episode, Dr. Stem Cell breaks down a high-yield NEET PG previous year question on cranial nerve lesions. We’ll cover the clinical presentation, diagnostic clues, and exam-focused memory tricks. Perfect for NEET PG, INICET, FMGE, and MBBS revisions. Stay tuned till the end for rapid-fire recall points!
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📌 Clinically Useful PYQ Example
Question: A patient presents with diplopia, ptosis, and inability to move the eye medially. Which cranial nerve is affected?
Answer: Oculomotor nerve (CN III).
Important Points
- CN III lesion signs: Ptosis, “down and out” eye, diplopia.
- Parasympathetic involvement: Loss of pupillary light reflex, dilated pupil.
- Clinical pearl: Diabetes mellitus is a common cause of CN III palsy (microvascular ischemia).
- Exam trick: Remember “LR6 SO4” → Lateral rectus (CN VI), Superior oblique (CN IV), all others CN III.
🎯 Rapid-Fire Recall
“CN III palsy = Ptosis + Dilated pupil + Eye deviated down and out. Diabetes is a common cause. Remember LR6 SO4 for extraocular muscles!”
#NEETPG #FMGE #INICET #MedicoForMedicos #DrStemCell #PYQ #ClinicalPearls #MBBSPrep #MedicalPodcast #ExamTips
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