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Dr Anil Chauhan, Radiology Resident, USA |
RxPG Interviews
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Dr Anil Chauhan (RxPG nick:
anilchauhan82) secured
a
Radiology residency position at the University
of Minnesota, USA in last year’s match. Radiology is a highly competitive
specialty in US and is extremely difficult for an
International Medical Graduate (IMG) to get
into. There has been a stream of requests from the RxPG members to interview
someone who has achieved such a competitive residency spot in USA and we could
of think of no better person than Anil. This time our RxPG moderator
AshB tracked him for
an interview. A graduate of
All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi,
Anil came about as very pleasant and humble yet clear headed and motivated
person during the interview. He has been eagerly helping people with his advice
about various aspects of
USMLE, research and competitive residencies. He
shares with us here his pearls of wisdom on the ever confusing path to US. ...
Read the complete interview
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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)
Dr Sumit Seth - Civil Services 2005 Top Ranker
Dr Rashmi Yadav - PLAB Part 1 Topper
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Latest Articles
AIPGE Tips & Tricks
How I got a Rank in AIPGE
by anweshi - 10078 reads, based on 121 votes
Many of us here wonder how the rankers get those ranks..most of us want to hear their methods so that we too can follow. And most of the rankers are unanimous on what got them the rank....the books, the hours of study, group discussions, mock tests..... I present here a different perspective...my ow...
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General Announcements
Post Graduate Medical Degrees from UK, US and Canada Recognised in India
by RxPG_Team - 5804 reads, based on 16 votes
Union Health Minister of India Anbumani Ramadoss has said that Union Government of India has taken a unilateral decision to recognise postgraduate degrees in medicine obtained from foreign institutes in UK, USA, Canada and New Zealand. This would mean that Indian doctors who have obtained their pos...
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MRCP Part 1 HowTo? Guides
Perplexed as to how to get through the MRCP 1 exam?
by plabo - 6978 reads, based on 26 votes
Hello everyone. I would like to present all what I have learned by moderating the MRCP 1 forum at RxPG. For months, it had been a roller coaster ride, right upto to the exam and continues to date too. Every now and then I see someone coming up with a post as to be asking how to prepare for this exam...
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Medicine High Yield Notes
Types of Tongues in Various Medical Conditions
by impactedmolar - 6776 reads, based on 26 votes
HUNTERS TONGUE/MOELLERS TONGUE------ PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA
BALD TONGUEOF SANDWITH-----------NIACIN DEFICIENCY(PELLAGRA)
MAGENTA OR BEEFY RED TONGUE-----------RIBOFLAVIN DEFICIENCY
STRAW BERRY(EARLY)AND RASBERRY(LATE)------SCARLET FEVER
SCROTAL TONGUE-----FISSUREE TONGUE...
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Daily Question Buster
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Pharmacology
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All of the following statements regarding bioavailability of a drug are true
except:
1. It is the proportion (fraction) of unchanged drug that reaches the
systemic circulation.
2. Bioavailability of an orally administered drug can be calculated by comparing
the Area Under Curve (0- ) after oral and intravenous (iv) administration.
3.Low oral bioavailability always and necessarily mean poor absorption.
4.Bioavailability can be determined from plasma concentration or urinary
excretion data.
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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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