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04/05/2026

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04/05/2026

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03/05/2026

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29/04/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Anwar for passing MRCP PACES in Diet 1/26 from Chennai, India with Flying Color. We the ROAD TO PACES TEAM is really happy and proud to be a part of your journey

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28/04/2026

Bullet For MRCP Part-1

✅ Peripheral Neuropathy Pathophysiology:
36-year-old woman presents with progressive weakness in her hands and feet over the past three months + Occasional tingling and numbness in the affected areas + On exam: Not provided + Investigation shows: Slowed conduction velocity in the peripheral nerves + What is the most likely cell type responsible for nerve conduction in the peripheral nervous system >> Schwann cells

✅ Influenza Treatment:
65-year-old man presents with fever, myalgia and dry cough since yesterday + Reports recent close contact with colleagues having the same symptoms + On exam: Not provided + Investigation shows: Nasopharyngeal swab confirms influenza A infection + What is the most appropriate antiviral medication for this patient >> Oseltamivir

✅ Acute Severe Asthma:
34-year-old woman presents with severe dyspnoea and wheezing unresponsive to nebulised salbutamol and IV steroids + Widespread expiratory wheeze + On exam: Peak expiratory flow rate of 30% predicted + Investigation shows: Not provided + What is the most appropriate next step in management >> IV magnesium sulphate

✅ Rheumatoid Arthritis:
55-year-old woman presents with joint pain and swelling in her hands + Multiple subcutaneous nodules over the extensor surfaces of her forearms + On exam: Subcutaneous nodules + Investigation shows: Histological analysis of one nodule shows granulomatous inflammation + What is the most likely cell type predominantly found inside these nodules >> Multinucleate giant cells

27/04/2026

Bullet For MRCP Part-2

🔵 74 yrs old man known to have Ischaemic cardiomyopathy was admitted to E/D following a collapse due to 3 previous anterior myocardial infarctions + On exam: Pedal edema present + Pt is already on bisoprolol, Spironolactone, and furosemide + Ejection fraction: 25%, Wide QRS in ECG + Most appropriate intervention >> Cardiac Resynchronization therapy device with pacemaker.

🔵 72 yrs hypertensive pt on Ramipril now presented with tongue swelling, stridor, tachycardia, and HR: 110 bpm and systolic BP reduced by 50 mmHg + Medication is most likely to have contributed to this pt's symptoms >> Ramipril.

🔵 71 yrs known Hypertensive and diabetic pt was brought to ED following the sudden onset of Rt sided face, arm, and leg weakness for 2 hours + On exam: BP: 156/90 mmHg + CT scan shows: Lt sided middle cerebral artery infarct + Most appropriate intervention >> Alteplase (As within thrombolytic window)