10 SAQ (Each is evaluated by 1 point) Describe difference between meningitis and meningoencephalitis Explain multiple sclerosis pathogenesis and clinical features Describe Huntington disease with it’s pathogenesis and clinical features Describe Xerostomia and it’s clinical features Describe eosinophilic esophagitis Describe intussusception Define osteopenia and its difference with osteoporosis Define achondroplasia Define leiomyoma Define cat-scratch disease 5 Case analysis (Each is evaluated by 3 points) Newborn in neonatal department with abdominal pain associated with gross abdominal distension and 2 episodes vomiting. No meconium after birth. A plain abdominal radiographs showed single hugely dilated bowel loops in the left lower quadrant with single air fluid level Describe your tactic, potential diagnosis and management 74 year old female, delivered in ER room via 112 brigade. excoriations and swelling on right side of her head after slipping in bathroom and hitting her head on the floor, has left-sided hemiparesis, slurred speech. Describe your tactics and possible diagnosis. 42-year old female, present with bloating, which is present after eating the meal. Hasn’t taken any drugs to relieve the symptoms, which regress after few hours. Symptoms appeared 2 weeks ago. She is on hormonal medications for last 3 weeks. Describe your tactic and possible diagnosis. 83-year old female, brought to ER room by 112 brigade. She heart crackling noise in her right femur and fell. Right foot is rotated and patient has pain while rotating right foot. Describe your tactics and possible diagnosis. A 32-year-old man attends the general practitioner (GP) surgery because after his 18-month-old daughter died 6 months ago he has been unable to concentrate. He went back to work inan insurance firm after 2 weeks but finds it hard, and feels a strong emotional jolt every timehe signs his signature. He explains that his daughter had been born with a heart defect, andthat he had been the one who signed the consent form for her to have the heart operation. Hecannot get it out of his mind that it was like him signing her death warrant. He feels angrywith medical staff, although he says that they did nothing wrong that he knows of. She died aday after surgery when she suffered disseminated intravascular coagulation.He has lost his appetite, his sleep is poor and he is drinking more alcohol than usual. He solve this