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Key FMGE Exam Topics Overview

This document provides an extensive list of topics to study for the FMGE exam across multiple subjects including: 1. Anatomy covering the upper limb, lower limb, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, and perineum. 2. Physiology covering body fluids, cardiovascular, respiratory, CNS, kidney, endocrine, and GI systems. 3. Pharmacology covering general principles and key drug classes. 4. General advice to focus on physiology, pathology, and pharmacology as foundations for medicine. The list provides detailed subtopics under each specialty and organ system to focus on in preparations for the exam.

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Key FMGE Exam Topics Overview

This document provides an extensive list of topics to study for the FMGE exam across multiple subjects including: 1. Anatomy covering the upper limb, lower limb, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, and perineum. 2. Physiology covering body fluids, cardiovascular, respiratory, CNS, kidney, endocrine, and GI systems. 3. Pharmacology covering general principles and key drug classes. 4. General advice to focus on physiology, pathology, and pharmacology as foundations for medicine. The list provides detailed subtopics under each specialty and organ system to focus on in preparations for the exam.

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  • Anaesthesia
  • Anatomy
  • Abdomen, Pelvis and Perineum
  • Gen. Embryology Complete
  • Thorax
  • Dermatology (IBQ)
  • Neuro Anatomy
  • Head and Neck
  • Biochemistry
  • ENT
  • Forensic Medicine
  • Gen. Surgery
  • Systemic Surgery
  • Medicine
  • Paediatrics
  • Microbiology
  • Ophthalmology (IBQ)
  • Respiratory
  • Pathology
  • Pharmacology
  • Physiology
  • Psychiatry
  • OBG (scoring)
  • Radiology
  • Brief Overview

IMPORTANT TOPICS TO STUDY FOR FMGE EXAM

Anaesthesia

[Link] of the drug


[Link], intravenous, neuromuscular blockerlocal
anesthetics
[Link] of spinal & epidural
[Link] between spinal and epidural
[Link] tube.
[Link] index in anesthesia Machine.

Anatomy

Upper limb.

[Link] and their nerve supply


[Link] plexus & deformities
[Link] artery
4. Palmar arches
[Link] fossa
6. Carpal tunnel
[Link] nerve injuries

Lower limb.

[Link] and their nerve supply


[Link] triangle and femoral sheath
[Link] canal
[Link] fossa
[Link] region
[Link] blood & Nerve supply (1st & 2nd web space)

Gen. Anatomy
[Link] of joints
[Link] of epiphysis
[Link] of cartilage

Thorax

[Link] space
2 .Azygous vein
[Link] circulation
[Link] and circulation of heart
[Link] segments
[Link] of lungs

Abdomen, pelvis and perineum

[Link] abdominal wall & Δ in abdomen


[Link] canal
[Link] sheath
[Link] organs liver, kidney, stomach, pancreas, gall bladder, urinary bladder.
[Link](Abdomen,Pelvic, Urogenital)
[Link] pouches & Perineal body
[Link] vein
[Link] venacava

Gen. Embryology complete

Systemic embryology

[Link] of heart, arterial and venous system


[Link] of pharyngeal pouches, cleft and arches
[Link] of gut
[Link] of liver, pancreas and spleen
[Link] and mesentery
[Link] crest cells derivatives
[Link] of urogenital system
[Link] of mesonephric and paramesonephric ducts

Neuro anatomy

[Link] cord
[Link] and grey matter of cerebrum
[Link] of willis
[Link] supply of brain
[Link]
6. C. S. F flow (ventricles)

Head and Neck

1Cranial foramens and structures passing


[Link] artery and vein
[Link] supply of muscles of pharynx, larynx, palate and tongue
[Link] of mastication
[Link] muscles and nerve supply
[Link] cervical fascia
[Link] sheath
[Link] of neck.

Biochemistry

Biochemistry is all about metabolic pathways.


[Link], [Link],3. lipid and [Link] metabolism.
Remember RLE * & Inhibitors & pathologies associated
[Link] emphasis on diseases and their enzyme deficiencies
[Link] biology, (replication, transcription and translation )
[Link]. Nature, inhibition and isoenzymes
[Link] & Minerals

Dermatology (IBQ)

[Link] areata
[Link] vulgaris
[Link]
[Link]

[Link]
[Link]
[Link] versicolor
[Link]
[Link]/ Tinea
[Link] vulgaris

[Link]
[Link]
[Link] contagiosum
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] planus
[Link]
[Link] dermatitis
[Link] dermatitis

ENT

[Link]
[Link]'S ds
[Link] jugulare
[Link] ear anatomy
[Link] ear
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] rhinitis
[Link] wall of nose
[Link] nodule
[Link]

Forensic medicine
[Link] procedures
[Link] and CRPC

[Link],Postmortem Changes,Rigor Mortis, Decomposition


[Link]-Organohpsphorus,Opium,Heroine,Cannabis,Gastric Lavage,Preservation
[Link], Amendement in recent laws
[Link] perversion(PARAPHILLIA)
[Link] Law(84IPC for INSANE)
8.P.M & Identification of sex,age,race etc

[Link]

[Link]
[Link]
[Link] - benign and malignant
[Link] - one question
[Link] - cancers and surgical complications
[Link] - 2 questions
[Link] lines
[Link]
[Link] - basics, abdominal, thoracic and head trauma
[Link]
IVP appearances of Horse sho, polycystic kidney, ureterocele
Posterior urethral valves and Hypospadias
Undescended testis
Urinary stones
BPH treatment and complications
Phimosis, Priapism and Penile cancer
Testicular torsion

Systemic surgery

[Link] motility, phases of digestion, git hormones, digestion and absorption


GIT
[Link]- Achalasia/ GERD and it's complications
[Link]- Peptic ulcer and Gastric cancer
[Link]- Hirschsprungs/ Meckel's/ Intussusception/ Appendicitis and appendicular mass/
[Link]/ Fistula in ano/ Intestinal polyps
[Link] pathologies (investigations imp)
MEDICINE

Cardiology

[Link] disorders like AV BLOCK, SVT VT


[Link] artery disease(E.C.G)
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]

C.N.S & Vasculitis

[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] ( ORGANISM/PATHOGENS)
[Link] ALZIMER
[Link] GRAVIS
7.A.M.L
8.C.T.D
[Link]/MEDIUM/LARGE VASCULITIS
10.H.L.A & ITS ASSICIATION
[Link] & ASSICIATION

ENDOCRINE

[Link] CRITERIA OF DM
[Link]
[Link]/ADDISON
[Link] SYNDROME
[Link]/D.I

NEPHROLOGY

[Link]/NEPHRITIC
[Link] CASTS
3.H.U.S
4.R.T.A

[Link]/LIGHT MICROSCOPY /IMMUNOFLUROSCENCE FINDINGS OF


GLONERULOPATHIES

RESPIRATORY

Pneumonia .. specific organisms and atypical pathogens


Lights criteria for Pleural effusion
C.o.p.d - GOLD CRITERIA FOR DIAG
SHORT & LONG ACTING BRONCHODILATORS
SACROIDOSIS AND TB
CRITERIA FOR P.C.P

MICROBIOLOGY

[Link](very imp) &


[Link] mycetoma , dermatophytes, candida , cryptococcus, aspergillus with zygomycetes.
[Link] ( least in fmge) but plasmodium , toxoplasmosis important ones along with rough
idea about classification
of helminths .
4. Virology Hepatitis ,HIV , Molluscum contagiosum , HPV , along with Picornaviridae
members .
[Link] micro. Microscopy , Stains , Sterilisation disinfection , along with bacterial growth
curve , conjugation , transduction and transformation
6. Immunology (IL-..)

OPHTHALMOLOGY (IBQ)

[Link] & cataracts (very important)


[Link] Errors
[Link]
4. uveitis
[Link] ophthalmology

PAEDIATRICS
[Link] (imp)

[Link] acute malnutrition

General neonatology(imp)

[Link] jaundice
[Link] heart diseases
[Link] tube defects
[Link] in children
[Link] seizures
[Link]
[Link] syndrome
[Link] urethral valve
[Link] and bronchiolitis
[Link]
[Link] pyloric stenosis(can also refer in sys. Surgery)
[Link] of dehydration in children (imp)

PATHOLOGY

Complete Genetics(very important)

1. Mediators of inflammation
2. Tumor markers
3. Amyloidosis
4. Hypersensitivity reactions
5. Lymphoma
6. Renal pathology
7. Lung tumors
8. Hematology & Anemia

PHARMACOLOGY

[Link] pharmacology
[Link] diabetic drugs
[Link] and anti coagulant
[Link] and beta blockers

[Link] asthma drugs


[Link] and ARB inhibitors

[Link] epileptic side effects


[Link] & Classification
9. Monoclonal a.b & other anti cancer
10.A.N.S

PHYSIOLOGY

Body fluids, ICF,ECF etc. Transport across cell membrane: sodium symport, GLUT.
Cardiac cycle phases volume an pressure changes

Cardio
Pacemaker potential and conducting pathway, type of blood vessels, regulation of blood
flow and Cardiac output. Baroreceptor and BP regulation.

RESPIRATORY
Respiratory: compliance, spirometry, VQ ratio, oxygen Hb curve, regulation of respiration,
chemoreceptors

CNS
CNS: Receptors, sensory pathway, hypothalamus, memory, papez circuit. Stretch reflex, Golgi
tendon organ,PT and EPT lesion, Parkinson and basal ganglia.

KIDNEY
Kidney: GFR, clearance, PCT transport, counter current system, glucose absorption, ADH,
aldosterone, RAS.

Endocrine Receptors
Endocrine Receptors types and actions, insulin regulation and actions GLUT, thyroid
synthesis regulation and synthesis. Growth hormone, JAK STAT pathway. PTH actions.
Layers and hormones of adrenal gland

G. I. T(very imp sp enzymes & different phases )

PSM (scoring)

[Link] ds with national program as


[Link] [Link]
[Link] and contraception
[Link] care system of India
[Link]
[Link] in obstetrics and paediatric with NRHM program

[Link] as [Link]

PSYCHIATRY

1. Schizophrenia
2. Bipolar disorder
3. OCD
4. PTSD
5. Alcohol and opioids
6. Psychoanalysis

RADIOLOGY

[Link] units
[Link] radiology images
[Link] anatomy
[Link] radiological signs
[Link] effusion
[Link]
[Link]

OBS/Gyn(scoring)

1. Contraception
2. Ovarian Tumor
3. Carcinoma Cervix
4. Infertility
5. Diabetic Mother
6. Ectopic Pregnancy
7. Gestational Trophoblastic Tumor
8. Fibroid Uterus
9. Abnormal Presentation
10. Systemic Conditions And Pregnancy
11. Abortion
12. Endometrial Carcinoma
13. Menstrual Irregularities
14. Pre-eclampsia

15. Down Syndrome


16. Ovulation
17. Heart disease in pregnancy

18. Abruptio placenta


19. AFP
20. Physiologic Changes in Pregnancy
21. Placenta Previa
22. Preterm Labour
23. RH Isoimmunisation
24. Nueral tube defects
25. Polyhydramnios
26. Prolapse
27. Tuberculosis
28. Chorionic Villus Sampling
29. IUGR
30. PCOD
31. Puerperium
32. PPH
33. Ultrasound in pregnancy
34. Endometriosis
35. Breast feeding
36. Endometrial hyperplasia
37. Induction Of Labor
38. Testicular feminisation syndrome
39. Anatomy
40. Bacterial vaginosis
41. Instrumental delivery
42. Mullerian anomalies
43. NST
44. PID & Fibroids

Brief overview of everything

P. S: Useful advice : Study & understand Physiology+pathology and pharmacology =


Medicine will be a cake walk.

To catch up with our Rapid Review & Revise program for fmge

[Link] to our YouTube channel (Integrated learning) & Join our


[Link] channel/page(integrated learning)

All the best with your preparations


Team Integrated learning wishes you Smart & Happy studying

IMPORTANT TOPICS TO STUDY FOR FMGE EXAM 
 
  
 
Anaesthesia 
 
 
1.Names  of  the  drug 
2.Inhalational,  intravenous
1.Types of joints  
2.Types of epiphysis 
3.Types of cartilage 
 
 
 
 Thorax 
 
 
1.Intercostal space  
2 .Azygous v
8.Derivatives of mesonephric and paramesonephric ducts  
 
 
Neuro anatomy 
 
 
1.Spinal cord  
2.White and grey matter
3.pemphigus 
4.Melasma  
 
5.Erythrasma  
6.Impetigo  
7.Pityriasis versicolor  
8.Candidiasis  
9.Dermatophytosis/ Tin
1.Court procedures  
2.Ipc and CRPC  
 
3.THANATOLOGY,Postmortem Changes,Rigor Mortis, Decomposition  
4.TOXICOLOGY-Or
MEDICINE 
 
Cardiology  
 
1.Rhythm disorders like AV BLOCK, SVT VT  
2.Coronary artery disease(E.C.G) 
3.MURMUR
3.H.U.S 
4.R.T.A  
 
 
5.ELECTRONIC/LIGHT MICROSCOPY /IMMUNOFLUROSCENCE FINDINGS OF 
GLONERULOPATHIES  
 
 
RESPIRATORY
1.Milestones (imp)  
 
2.Severe acute malnutrition  
 
General neonatology(imp) 
 
 1.Neonatal jaundice  
2.Congeni
6.ACE and ARB inhibitors  
 
7.Anti epileptic side effects  
8.Antibiotics & Classification  
9. Monoclonal a.b & other
4.nutrition  
5.prevention in obstetrics and paediatric with NRHM program  
 
6.enviornment as water.insect.air  
 
PSY

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