INICET MAY 2026 200 QUESTIONS RECALL #inicet #inicet2026 #inicetmay2026 #neetpg #neet #counselling

Ajouté : 2026-05-17

[00:00:00]Hello guys, welcome back to MedicoApps.

[00:00:03]In this video, we'll be discussing all the 200 questions of the INICET May 2026 exam. But before moving on to the details of this video, I'd like to inform you guys that this is a first print, so there might be some errors.

[00:00:16]Please do make them come into my notice, and if at all there are any questions which I've missed out, that also please do let me know all the errors so that we can make up a final one which is fully correct. And another important thing which I've noticed for this May 2026 exam is that most of the questions were PYT based. So, how can you identify a PYT? It is by doing the PYQ. When you do a PYQ, you can understand what is the topic which is related to that, and you have to read more about that topic. So, PYQs will help you identify the PYTs.

[00:00:52]And we are also having a NEET PG and INICET and FMG PYQ books with explanations, so that will help you identify your PYTs. We have also provided with explanations in that book. So, if at all you need or you need any help for the upcoming NEET PG exam, then you can contact me. And NEET PG or INICET or whichever exam, please try to do around 8 years of PYQs.

[00:01:18]For NEET PG, we have compiled the 8-year PYQs book. And if at all you need, you can buy them. The link is there in the description. And now quickly moving on to the first question of INICET May 2026 recall, laparoscopic hernia repair is done how much centimeter from the pubic tubercle? 2 cm. Painful vesicular lesion on penis with 2 to 3 days history is herpes. And guys, now don't worry about INICET, it is over. Next NEET PG is coming up in a few months, so please focus on NEET PG, and PYQs and PYTs are very, very important, be it any exam, so focus on that if at all you are starting now. And otherwise, if you have already done your revisions and things, then it is fine. You can go along with that. But still, you have to have a focus on all the BYT's. Very, very important. And image-based questions also recently in the exams, they're more.

[00:02:09]Now, next question. Lamotrigine is drug of choice for tonic-clonic seizures.

[00:02:14]Next is an image-based question. Scaly lesions on the scalp. So, the treatment is anti-fungal should be given. Next, HIV patient with brain cut showing ring lesions in the basal ganglia. So, organism causing it is answer toxoplasmosis. Next, a lady went to Assam and got a lung infection. So, this is a little confusing question, but majority from the opinion what I've got, the answer here should be histoplasmosis. Then, black color lesion on the foot. What is the next step to be done? So, this is a little confusing question. Like, KOH mount was told and some people were telling like it was looking like a melanoma. So, biopsy might be required in that case. So, depending on the question, please do give me more input about that. Then, all of the following disorders are associated with dystonia and basal ganglia involvement. Which one requires a distinctly different treatment approach compared to the others? Answer, dopa-responsive dystonia. Next, which vitamin plays a role in transamination reaction? Answer, pyridoxal phosphate. Then, TME in rectal cancer. What is the principle behind it?

[00:03:13]So, answer is removing whole mesorectum.

[00:03:15]Then, malar telangiectasia with scleroderma. Which valvular disease is associated? Mitral stenosis. Next, an elderly woman falls. What is not a risk factor? So, there is some issue with the presentation of this question, but whatever from majority of the people what I've got to know is that the answer should be in whatever case it is the hearing-related thing what is supposed to be the answer in the case. If at all there's any other opinion, please do let me know. Then, there was an image-based question. Again, this multiple opinions are there. So, most of them have opined that it is a thymus gland.

[00:03:52]Then, Eustachian tube level muscle. This answer is tensor veli palatini. Then GS predominantly four. It is answer is beta. Again uh Yes.

[00:04:03]Uh which of the following transporter action is increased in therapy of diarrhea? Answer SGLT1. Then optic disc is normal with RAPD. What is the diagnosis? Answer retrobulbar neuritis.

[00:04:14]Then not a feature of Kawasaki disease is purulent conjunctivitis. Then SLE feature block antibody. Uh answer is anti-Ro SSA.

[00:04:25]Then next uh child's feet image is given and the patient complains of itching in hands and feet and periumbilical area.

[00:04:30]What is the diagnosis? Scabies. Next is an image-based question with clubbing and uh cafe-au-lait spot and uh there's a swelling in the eyelid. Diagnosis is neurofibromatosis. Next uh larynx image was given and uh the muscle associated is the posterior cricoarytenoid. Then which of the following steroid regimen has maximum use in treating sensorineural hearing loss? Answer is oral prednisolone. So we don't give uh medicines like gentamicin again here in case of sensorineural hearing loss because again it worsens the condition.

[00:05:01]So oral prednisolone is the drug of choice. Then according to ATLS correct sequence of management. So first the bleeding should be managed. So catastrophic bleeding then comes the airway management then the circulation and then the disability should be managed. What are the complications of massive blood transfusion? So uh this question there was a little doubt in that whether it is like a complication or what is not a complication. So from the info that I've got it should be hypocalcemia. But if at all there's a change in the framework of the question please do let me know. Then insulin-mediated glucose uptake through GLUT4 muscle. Then enzyme activated in dephosphorylated state. So as far as I've known only these two are there but some of them were telling three options are correct. So please do let me know whatever is the thing. Then glycogen synthesis and PFK2 are the answer. Then CRISPR Cas9 identification is an image-based question. Guide Guide RNA was shown in the diagram. Then refeeding syndrome most pathognomonic is which metabolic abnormality? Answer hypophosphatemia.

[00:06:02]Next a 16-year-old girl with 16 weeks of pregnancy. So, what needs what is required? So, it's the permission from the female itself that is required is the answer given by majority of the students. So, if that is the case, then yes, the female's permission for examination is required for MTP or whatever it is. Like the female's permission is very much required. So, that is that can be an answer if at all there's an option like that.

[00:06:31]Then match the following.

[00:06:33]Respiratory acidosis with bronchopneumonia. Respiratory alkalosis ethylene glycol. Metabolic acidosis hyperventilation. Next nicotine replacement therapy. So, caffeine is avoided 15 minutes before nicotine gum for maximum oral absorption. Then a patient is treated for TB in the past and MRI shows spinal lesion. Next step is needle biopsy of the lesion. Then again hemoglobin of 8 g and MCV of 38.

[00:06:56]Here again, depending on the Menzel index measure many students told that Menzel index was mentioned. So, if it is less than 13 or more than 13, depending on that, the answer can vary either IDA or that is iron deficiency anemia or thalassemia can be the answer. Next match the following. Metformin AMPK pathway and resveratrol Sirtuin pathway that is Sirt1. Then gallbladder is non-tender, palpable, and patient presents with jaundice and pruritus. Diagnosis is CA head of the pancreas. Then meningitis in a child of 6 months not a cause. So, some of them were telling what is the cause that was asked. So, in that case the most common cause can be pneumonia.

[00:07:34]Strep pneumonia can be the cause. But not a cause is asked, then the answer should be listeria.

[00:07:40]Then ESBL organism multiple correct answer question was there. So, beta-lactamase produced by plasmid, carbapenems show significantly proven activity, and pips can be used as an alternative. Next is a trauma patient with unstable vitals presented to emergency department, fractures of both femur and tibia. What is the management?

[00:07:56]Following the stabilization of vital signs, so it should be external fixation.

[00:08:05]And yes, external fixation and there if at all nail plating, whatever is the other options. If you can give more idea about that, then we'll see more about it.

[00:08:15]Next, a female presented with greenish vaginal discharge and negative amsel criteria. What is the diagnosis? Also, the finding of motile flagellated organism is given. The answer here should be trichomonas. Next is a radiology question. If there's an indication, whom can we administer ACR 2 MRI contrast? So, 30-year-old man with negative RFT, child with normal RFT, and man with normal renal function. Then question on novel antidepressant, answer is vilazodone. Next is an intoxication question. Patient presents with hypotension, low heart rate, pupils are pinpoint. What will be the treatment? Answer is naloxone. Next is a question about halothane, so I don't know whether the diagnosis was asked of malignant hypothermia or what is the treatment for malignant hypothermia? So, in that case it should be dantrolene.

[00:09:03]So, depending on the question, the answer will change. Then which enzyme helps the formation of primer? Answer is primase. Then halothane causes falling BP. So, what are the correct statements are asked? So, multiple correct answer. First is 20 to 30 mmHg fall is normal, and cardiac output decrease when anesthesia deepens. Next, a Gleason score of 4 + 4, what is the grade? So, answer is four. Then is a GCS scoring. So, the person has eye opening to pain and responses to uncomprehensible sounds and is able to localize pain. So, from majority of the students have got to know that the answer should be nine in this case. Then a 26-year-old female fell from an activa and has pain in her left leg swelling, feeble pulses in the leg. Despite three IV doses of painkillers, she still complains of pain and uh resident suspects compartment syndrome. There's missing pulse in the foot. Management is immediate fasciotomy. Next is a gunshot injury question and the answer should be distant. Next, a 4-year-old child with history of injury in childhood.

[00:09:59]Uh blood test was normal and there is deformity and x-ray shows tibia involvement. Diagnosis is post-tibial fracture defect. Next, a child with fever, malaise, cranial palsy, hydrocephalus, and CSF examination shows lymphocytes, low glucose, and high protein. Answer is TB meningitis.

[00:10:17]Next question, a 12-year-old girl with URTI, which of the following investigation is necessary? Answer, no investigation is needed. Then there's an image of stool sample microscopy. Answer is ascaris eggs. Next, a patient uh presents with abdominal striae with no history of drug intake. Next step of investigation, overnight dexamethasone suppression test. Next is a question about primary amenorrhea. So, uh this is a little doubtful question again whether it is MRKH or whether it is AIS. So, many uh students were opining that it is AIS. So, please give uh more idea about it. Next, Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome has all except so answer is proptosis.

[00:10:54]Then primary amenorrhea with uh absent uterus, breast present, and sparse pubic hair is seen in case of AIS. Then there was a question about frailty. So, please um let me know about how the question was framed. Next, match the following, clarithromycin with uh chlamydia. Again, this question also a few students were mentioning that they have some confusion, so please let me know about that as well. The final uh one we'll make all that correct. And streptomycin with MTB. Match the following, pemphigus vulgaris will show true Nikolsky sign.

[00:11:25]Then pemphigus vegetans, Nikolsky. And SJS, pseudo Nikolsky sign. And bullous pemphigus with false Nikolsky sign. So, next is an image of an inferior oblique muscle and the structure formed by it was asked. Answer is conjoint tendon.

[00:11:43]Next.

[00:11:45]Next is G2P1 female with previous history of eclampsia. What's the management this time? Currently BP is within normal limits with no proteinuria. Answer is start low-dose aspirin at 12 weeks.

[00:11:56]Next, Pearl Index formula was asked.

[00:11:58]Answer is number of pregnancies by total months of exposure into 1,200. Next, longer duration of action. So, again, this was a little doubtful what was correctly asked about the question. So, clopidogrel um if this is a question, then the answer should be clopidogrel. And next, tattooing site where we place it. Answer is dermis. Then, sparrow feet sign on the face with a T history. There is basilar skull fracture. Then, image of a baby with no fever and lesions over the body are shown. So, answer is epidermolysis bullosa. Next is diphtheria toxin. Which of these is correct? It is an AB exotoxin. Next is a clinical case scenario and answer should be in that case of Rett syndrome. And what is true about varenicline? One question was there. I need more insights about it. Then, a lady presents with flank pain and what is to be done? USG followed by CT. Then, Achilles tendon tear is Thompson sign. And all are similar NBIA except Wilson's is answer.

[00:12:53]Then, child with normal calcium and low phosphate. Diagnosis is hyperparathyroidism.

[00:12:58]Then, primary medical or research application of CRISPR Cas9 system is gene editing tool. Negative Benedict's test is shown by sucrose. Then, histopathological stain useful in liver fibrosis is Masson trichrome. Which inflammatory cell dominates the MI zone between 12 to 24 hours? Answer is neutrophil. The diagnostic hallmark of PSGN is correlation between low C3 and elevated ASO titer. The mechanism of action of toxic shock syndrome toxin 1.

[00:13:23]Answer, non-specific cross-linking of MHC2 molecules and T cell receptors leading to a massive cytokine storm.

[00:13:30]Then amplitude of accommodation at 14 D is normal childhood physiological state.

[00:13:35]Next latanoprost mechanism of action of your sclerotic outflow pathway. When some of them were telling this question is not there, but please do let me know if at all it was not there. Then adolescent male with vascular nasal cavity mass recurrence with epistaxis, what is the diagnosis? Answer angiofibroma. Which inherited metabolic condition has low serum lipid profile and leads to cessation of hyperlipidemia? Answer abetalipoproteinemia.

[00:13:58]Next question, sphincter-sparing surgery for complex or high fistula in ano, answer is left.

[00:14:05]Next which lifestyle risk factor is associated with the ileal volvulus? So again this question is little doubtful whether it is high fiber diet or if at all there was any other better option which was available, that should be the answer.

[00:14:19]Then next normal language milestone expected in a 20-month-old infant speaks 10 to 15 words and joins two word sentences spontaneously. Target sign on higher resolution cross-sectional USG, answer acute appendicitis. Then bi- biphasic flow in right coronary artery is due to low pressure in the right ventricle. Increased permeability of glomerular capillaries will lead to appearance of what in the urine? Answer protein. Then renin is secreted in response to elevated sodium load to macula densa. Then hyperpolarization during sensory transduction is seen in visual receptor. Emotional processing of speech is a function of which brain area? Answer cingulate gyrus. Then cell junction present in the image, so answer here is gap junction. Then a graph is graph is given and answer is X represents positive charged molecules and Y has more filterability than Z.

[00:15:08]Next question, which brain area neurons can regenerate and increase in number?

[00:15:12]Answer dentate gyrus. Next remnant of embryological hindgut found in rectal area gives rise to? Answer chondroma.

[00:15:20]Next is an image-based question on cleft lip. So, here the answer is cleft palate. In this question, some of them were mentioning some about some doubts.

[00:15:27]So, give me more insights about it.

[00:15:29]Next, match the following: adrenal medulla, neural crest cells, kidney, intermediate mesoderm, thyroid gland with endoderm. Next, there was a question on hypercalcemia of malignancy and arrange the correct sequence of management. So, first was correct the vitals, then correct the hypercalcemia, then loop diuretics are given, and then administer bisphosphonates. Then, inferior wall MI, which artery is involved? Answer, right coronary artery.

[00:15:52]Then, ECG where P wave is absent in lead two. Answer is atrial fibrillation.

[00:15:57]Then, which of this is not a medium artery vasculitis? Answer, Wegener's.

[00:16:02]Then, plasmid, name of Bacillus anthracis and protein coding toxin is pXO1. Then, which ion channel is not ligand-gated? Answer, H2.

[00:16:11]Then, one was USG showing MCDA pregnancy and which is not a complication was asked. Answer, cord entanglement. Then, there were two wounds on the chest and image was given. Type of wound was asked. Answer, stab wound. Then, blast injury burning which type of injury? So, it is secondary. And there's a little doubt about the framework of the proper question. So, whether it's quaternary quaternary or secondary, I have to need to have more idea about the question to exactly give what is answer. Then, drugs found in split open stomach autopsy specimen, what is it called? So, again this question, mostly the answer should be body stuffing, but some of the students were also mentioning that there was an option like body body packing. So, please let me know more about the question, what were the exact options. Then, image-based question in pharmacology, CHE site acted upon by oxime, which is the correct answer. Answer, oxime is a quaternary positive leech as compound. Then, a man studies next question, a man studies association of cause and disease in 1 lakh and plotted a graph. What's the study? Answer is cohort. Then, which of these antibiotics has dose-dependent actions? So, here the answer should be aminoglycosides if at all that answer is present in the options then it should be aminoglycosides itself. Then cyanosis not present in pulmonary AV shunt. Then Dravet syndrome, a 5-year-old girl taking some new drug and then a new drug was added with name. So answer is fenfluramine in this case. Next resmerid mechanism of action is thyroid hormone receptor agonist. Then mechanism of action of P and B pump, answer is mycolic acid synthesis inhibition.

[00:17:46]Then a 45-year-old recently divorced with increased alcohol drinking says what's the point in living. Answer is hospitalization and immediate safety precautions should be taken. Next is a question about Korsakoff syndrome, what is true? Answer is anterograde amnesia with loss of recent memory. Then classical conditioning definition, association of conditioned stimulus and conditioned response. Then electron transport chain uncoupler effect on ATP synthesis will be decreased, heat generation will be increased and oxygen consumption will be increased. Then rectocele on defecography, answer should be anterior rectal protrusion more than 2 cm. Then what is wrong about HPV?

[00:18:23]Answer no need of screening. So please let me know that if this question was present or not. Then 4 hours after forceps delivery vaginal pain and blue masses noted, answer is vulvar hematoma.

[00:18:34]Next the patient has shoulder dystocia and turtle sign is positive. Next step is McRoberts maneuver. Next case of cause of mild physiological dyspnea is because of progesterone induced respiratory drive. Next is a match the following question. So PCOS there will be increased LH and normal FSH and normal estrogen level. In case of Asherman's all the hormone levels will be normal. For Sheehan all the hormones are low. And for PIO POI LH and FSH are increased and estrogen decreases. So which words used by the patient points towards the diagnosis of heart failure versus respiratory disorder? Answer is air hunger.

[00:19:07]Next question malar telangiectasia apart from scleroderma is seen where? Answer lupus pernio. Then, match lens mirror with magnification correction. So, this should be the answer. Then, standard regimen of an AAST grade two colon injury, laceration involving less than 50% of bowel circumference without devascularization.

[00:19:27]Next, a neonate with hypotonia, refractory seizures, and biochemical evidence of very long-chain fatty acid accumulation, underlying disorder is Answer is Zellweger syndrome, that is a peroxisomal biogenesis disorder. Next, uh loss of is most commonly associated with a lesion in Answer, parietal lobe.

[00:19:45]Neuroplaxia is caused by Answer, it's a physiological conduction block.

[00:19:49]Next, what is correct in night vision?

[00:19:51]Answer, pupil size increases and increased sensitivity to light. Next question, what distinguishes between small bowel obstruction and paralytic ileus? Answer is colicky abdominal pain.

[00:20:00]Next, match the following. Pancreatic pseudocyst with CT scan, thyroid nodule with FNAC, prostate cancer with PET scan, and obstructive jaundice with MRCP. Next, a patient with a thyroid nodule undergoes FNAC which suggests follicular carcinoma. Next step in management is hemithyroidectomy. Next, colonic laceration involving more than 50% of bowel wall circumference without complete transaction is classified as grade three. Next is an assertion reason question. So, assertion, early blood transfusion in patients with hemorrhagic shock is beneficial. Reason, blood transfusion increases oxygen delivery to tissues by increasing the hemoglobin concentration. So, answer is both are true and the reason is a correct explanation of the assertion. Next, during laparoscopic cholecystectomy, achieving critical view of safety requires adequate dissection of cystic plate. Minimum length of cystic plate dissection required is 2 cm. Next is an assertion reason question. So, assertion, always examine the superficial inguinal lymph nodes in a patient presenting with testicular or cross scrotal swelling. And reason was lymphatic drainage of the testes is to the superficial inguinal nodes. So, in this case, assertion is true, but the reason is false. Next, septic arthritis which shows sensitivity to oxacillin and ceftazidime ceftadin. and drug management is cloxacillin. Next, oncogenic addiction refers to a phenomenon in which cancer cells they depend predominantly on single oncogenic pathway for survival allowing targeted therapy against that pathway. Next, technique most suitable for analysis of formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue sections as immunochemistry.

[00:21:24]Next, true about incomplete penetrance and inheritance pattern, the disorder may skip a generation. Then, what is correctly matched? Uncharged amino acid with cysteine, nonpolar amino acid with proline, basic amino acid with histidine, and basic amino acid with lysine. Then, assertion, glycome is more diverse than proteome, and the reason glycans are synthesized through non-template driven pathways involving branching and variable linking patterns.

[00:21:45]So, answer both are true, and reason is the correct explanation of assertion.

[00:21:48]Next, which statements regarding hormones and their metabolic actions are correct? So, insulin increases the protein protein synthesis, insulin decreases the blood glucose levels, epinephrine increases glycogenolysis, and glucagon increases gluconeogenesis.

[00:22:00]Next, there's a graph with change in concentration and time. Identify the type of elimination kinetics. Answer, first-order kinetics. Next, a researcher compared alcohol consumption and prevalence of liver disease in 10 different countries.

[00:22:12]A linear correlation was observed between the two. Best study design for this is answer, ecological study. Next, three components of altitude are effective, behavioral, and cognitive.

[00:22:22]Next, in a community study it was found that 2/3 of the stroke patients had hypertension as risk factor. Researchers concluded that reducing hypertension in population could substantially decrease the burden of stroke. So, this is population attributable risk. Odds ratio of smoker with lung cancer, answer should be six. Assertion reason questions, so case control gives a better or more valid precise estimate of odds ratio. Reason, it is derived from a cohort study and incidence can be measured. So, both are true, and the reason is the correct explanation of assertion here. Next, a screening test was evaluated in a population of 1,000 individuals. Out of 100 individuals who truly had the disease, test identified 90 individuals as positive. And additionally, 50 individuals without disease they tested positive. So, positive predictive value of this test is 63%. In meta-analysis, assessment of heterogeneity is useful because it evaluates variation between included studies. Next, a newly developed influenza vaccine was evaluated and found to have an efficacy of 90% and effectiveness of 85%.

[00:23:18]True about it is vaccinated individuals have 90% lower risk under ideal clinical trial conditions. Vaccinated individuals have 85% is lower risk in real world settings and vaccine effectiveness may be lower than efficacy in real world patients. Next, an outbreak investigation showed a graph with multiple successive peaks separated by intervals individual intervals approximately equal to incubation period suggesting person-to-person spread.

[00:23:40]Which disease shows the pattern? Answer is measles. Then, statements true about HPV vaccination. Target group is girls age 9 to 14 years. Single dose schedule is accepted by India and World Health Organization and high dose vaccine coverage is needed for elimination strategy. Next, under RMNCH+A, certain indicators are used to identify red flag districts. Which of the following indicators are considered red flag signs? Answer, total fertility rate more than 20% above national standards, children with ARI receiving health care less than 20% of national standards.

[00:24:09]What are the probable signs of pregnancy? Answer is Goodell's sign, Hegar's sign, and Braxton Hicks contraction. Next, a 28-year-old man was taking exogenous testosterone injection for bodybuilding purposes for several months. What changes are expected?

[00:24:22]Answer, LH, FSH, and GnRH are decreased.

[00:24:24]The components of trabecular outflow pathway are corneoscleral meshwork, juxtacanalicular meshwork, and uveal meshwork. Next question, a person is kept in a dark room for long time. Which change is not observed? Answer, retinal pigment changes to vitamin A and retinal optin changes to photo pigment. Next, which type of amyloid is mostly associated with chronic secondary amyloidosis? Answer is AA amyloid. The mechanism of carcinogenesis of UV light is formation of pyrimidine or thymidine dimer. Next, which is incorrectly matched? Answer is CMV and nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Next question, a 72-year-old man died.

[00:24:59]Postmortem examination of the brain image is given and diagnosis is Alzheimer's disease. Next uh peripheral smear is examined after staining with supravital dye. This smear shows red blood cells red blood cells containing a fine reticular network of RNA material indicating immature erythrocytes. Which stain was most likely used? Answer, new methylene blue stain. Next question, a lab test involves identification of protein that has been extracted from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample.

[00:25:24]Proteins are separated and then specifically detected using antibody-based technique. Which method is most appropriate for identifying specific proteins in the setting?

[00:25:32]Answer, immunohistochemistry. Next, what is seen in beta thalassemia major?

[00:25:36]Ineffective hematopoiesis. Then, a 12-year-old presents with hypertension, hematuria, decreased C3, and direct immunofluorescence image is given. What is the diagnosis? Answer, PHGN. Next, HP of gastro image of gastroesophageal junction is given and histopathological image is given and diagnosis was asked.

[00:25:52]Answer is Barrett's esophagus. Next is a biopsy image of a 12-year-old child and during staging, suffix X is added to the stage designation. What does X denote in the staging of Hodgkin's lymphoma?

[00:26:02]Answer, bulky disease. Next, identify the true statement. Inflammatory phase is followed by exudative phase. Next, a patient presents with fever, headache, features suggestive of meningitis.

[00:26:11]Nigrosin stain demonstrates encapsulated budding yeast cells. Which organism is the cause? Answer, Cryptococcus. Next question, digestion and concentration of TB sputum sample NaOH with NLC. Then, what is incorrect regarding sterilization properties of the image?

[00:26:25]Answer, prions are completely destroyed at 121° C for 15 minutes. That's a wrong statement. Then, there's an image-based question. Answer is Entamoeba histolytica. Next, which organism has two circular DNA molecules? Answer, Vibrio cholerae. Next, image-based question on pepsin and papaverine. So, I need more idea about that. Next, case of diabetic patient with black fungus, mucor.

[00:26:48]Diagnosis. So, histopathology histological image of IVQ question was given. Answer is Pacinian corpuscle. Next is a match the following question. So, carbon monoxide with cherry red staining, cyanide with bitter almond smell, phosphorus poison with garlic odor, and organophosphate with pinpoint pupil with increased secretion. Next, a man in emergency comes with pinpoint pupil, bradycardia, respiratory depression, excessive salivation, sweating, and activation after drinking some liquid.

[00:27:15]Treatment of choice is answer atropine.

[00:27:17]So, central next question, central respiratory depression is not seen which poisoning? Answer is strychnine. And a 3-hour old neonate was brought with blood glucose of 38 mg/dL and is asymptomatic. Next best step is continue breastfeeding and reassess the blood glucose levels. Next, an 18-month-old child can walk, scribble, and obey one-step commands, but speaks only monosyllables. Next best step in management is assess hearing and language development. Next, a neonate presents with differential cyanosis characterized by pink upper extremities and cyanosed lower extremities. Which congenital heart disease is most likely responsible? Answer large PDA. Next, a child presents with prolonged jaundice, umbilical hernia, hypotonia, and developmental delay. Most likely diagnosis is congenital hypothyroidism. Next is a question about foreign body aspiration. So, more chances to the right bronchus. Next, 17 alpha 17 hydroxylase deficiency, what will be seen? So, testosterone levels will be low and aldosterone level will be high. Next, cilnidipine does not cause reflex tachycardia because it blocks which of the following channels?

[00:28:16]Answer N-type calcium channels. Next, which drug should not be given mucormycosis patient? Answer is voriconazole. Next, stimulant purgatives are contraindicated in answer constipation. Then, there's a question to calculate the therapeutic index. So, answer is four. Next, match the following question. Delirium tremens with oxazepam, smoking cessation with varenicline, and opioid overdose with naloxone, and alcohol de-addiction with acamprosate. Next, again a match the following question. Trastuzumab with HER2 neu, gefitinib with EGFR, nilotinib with BCR-ABL and sunitinib with c-Kit. Next, there was a question on Osler-Weber-Rendu disease.

[00:28:53]So, please give me more insights about that question if at all it was there or not. And guys, from all of this, what some of the questions of PYQs have come and majorly it was the PYT which is required. So, now don't worry about INI-CET. Anyways, the result will come in a week because INI-CET usually it comes in a week, mostly by Friday we can expect the result. And now start focusing on the NEET PG. Give all your 100% all the rapid revision videos or if at all you have made any notes, please go through them properly. And all the important areas, all the PYT areas should be covered and you should do all the 80 year PYQs as well, very very important because NEET sometimes there's a chance of more number of PYQs.

[00:29:34]A lot of questions are there, so please do all that and we'll be coming up with a final video with all the corrected questions of INI-CET.

[00:29:43]200 all the 200 questions of the INI-CET May 2026 is the first print and please help me guys to make up the final one perfect. So, that's it. I'll come back with a new video. Stay tuned till then.

[00:29:54]Bye.