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Welcome to the world of RxPG!
RxPG is the largest professional network of medical doctors on
the internet. We have medical professionals from over 150 countries in the world
as regular members, sharing their knowledge with each other and thereby making
our forums as a fertile ground for discussions and peer-guidance. Be it a
medical student looking for
career related guidance or a senior clinician seeking peer advice for
complex
medical cases or just wanting to connect with your
peers across the world,
RxPG has a dedicated place. Our
forums are filled with enthusiastic contributors making them an active and fertile discussion
ground. We specialise in facilitating information groups on
medical post graduate exams
and issues related to
international medical graduates in
USA,
UK,
Canada and
Australia. In
addition we have a comprehensive
medical mnemonics
database, clinical
OSCE database, free online
medical MCQ mock tests, medical downloads,
rapid notes and
study resources. Our
dedicated news team brings to you relevant
medical research and
healthcare news everyday. Our community centre is exclusive to doctors with
a private scrapbook and
tools to find the right study
partner for your exams. But the best feature of RxPG is its community of
members and moderators, who have created
answers to almost any
career related question you would ever have. Don't forget to
join us today
and be a part of this wonderful community.
Network Statistics Today
Total Posts in Forums:
956,539
Total Registered Members:
126,976
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Latest Articles
PLAB Part 2 Experiences
My experience with PLAB 2 !
by shreerav - 916 reads, based on 4 votes
After sharing my experience with PLAB 1, I thought I would write about PLAB 2, although many of the facts may be repetitions of the extremely well written previous posts of similar kind. I took the exams on Mar 11th .
I would like to also add that this is primarily for such of those women who are...
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AFMC Interviews
RxPG Interview with Dr Shailesh M Prabhu, 1st Rank AFMC 09; 23rd Rank AIPGE 09
by pearllysun - 27451 reads, based on 153 votes
There is hardly a sincere post grad seat pursuer who has not had moments of
self doubt and introspection when sitting in from of the web wondering to
themselves if this indeed was the best use of their time.
Anvita Pauranik (Rank 1,
AIPGE 2009) told us that she took "digital
sanyaas" for
a...
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PLAB Part 2 QuestionPapers
PLAB Part 2 OSCE stations in may 2009
by koshi - 7742 reads, based on 5 votes
15th may 2009.
1-medical negligence
2-cvs examination
3-alcoholic foot examination
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AIPGE Interviews
The Story of Dr Anvita Pauranik, FIRST RANK, All India PG Entrance (AIPGE) 2009
by harshadbhai - 46966 reads, based on 134 votes
‘Anvita online’ my Yahoo messenger displayed on the computer. I was
sitting in the digital library of my college at 10 pm. I double clicked on her
name in the list and opened the chat window.
“Hello!” I typed. She was online after more than a year. Where were she I
didn’t have any clue....
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AIPGE Interviews
RxPG Interview with Dr Rahul G Hegde, 22nd Rank, AIPGE 2009
by pearllysun - 27752 reads, based on 131 votes
Dr Rahul G Hegde (RxPG nick: “the_lord_eht20”) secured a MD Radiodiagnosis course in Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College, Mumbai after securing 22nd rank in All India Post Graduate Examination (AIPGE) 2009 exam. He did his MBBS from Seth Gordhandas Sunderdas Medical College (GSMC) and the King ...
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Daily Question Buster
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AIIMS
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A 18 yr old girl comes with sudden onset palpitations and light headedness. She describes the palpitations as a very fast heart rate and denies any chest pain or shortness of breath. Her ECG shows the following tracing. Most likely diagnosis is:
A. Atrial fibrillation
B. Ventricular Tachycardia
C. Supraventricular Tachycardia
D. Wolf-Parkinson-White Syndrome
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Clinical scenario of the day
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Paediatrics
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Thirty-eight children consumed eatables procured from a single source at a picnic party. Twenty children developed abdominal cramps followed by vomiting and watery diarrhea 6-10 hours after the party. The most likely etiology for the outbreak is:
1. Rotavirus infection.
2. Entero-toxigenic E.Coli infection
3. Staphylococcol toxin.
4. Claustridium perfringens infection.
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Dr Shailesh M Prabhu, 1st Rank AFMC 09; 23rd Rank AIPGE 09 |
RxPG Interviews
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Its a pleasure to introduce to RxPG, Dr Shailesh M Prabhu (RxPG ID:
Tinwintin;
scrapbook) from the first graduating batch of S. Nijalingappa Medical
College, Bagalkot, Karnatka who secured rank 23 in
AIPGE 2009 and
Rank 1 in AFMC, Pune 2009
without access to any of the traditional resources. In addition his rank in
Karnatka CET was 12 and
AIIMS Medical PG Entrance Exam
was 198. Read his complete interview to know how internet can be a game changer
for people who are traditionally disadvantaged in the highly competitive world
of post graduate medical entrance exams. As they say, not anybody with a bow and
arrow is an archer....
Read the complete interview
| Other RxPG Interviews
The Story of Dr Anvita Pauranik, FIRST RANK, All India PG Entrance (AIPGE) 2009
Dr Rahul G Hegde, 22nd Rank, AIPGE 2009
Dr Anil Chauhan, Radiology Resident, USA
Dr. Ajit Goenka, 1st Rank, AIIMS May 2007; 14th Rank, AIPGE
Dr. Aditya Soral, 3rd Rank, AIIMS May 2006
Dr. Abhishek Pachchigar, AIPGE 2006 Ranker
Darshan Nayak, Final MBBS, Student Researcher
Dr. Shivani Arora, AIPGE 2006 (Dental) Topper
Dr. Mohamed Ashif, First rank in Kerala PGMET 2006
Rushikesh Patil, Rank 2 in Maharashtra PGMCET (AIPGE 154)
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