AIIMS Norcet Aspirants

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24/08/2026

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24/08/2026

*NORCET HIGH-YIELD ONE-LINERS*

*RESPIRATORY*

1. Barrel chest → COPD / Emphysema

2. Wheezing + Reversible airway obstruction → Asthma

3. Night cough → Asthma

4. Sawtooth ECG → Atrial Flutter

5. Ground-glass opacity → ARDS / Pulmonary Edema

6. Steeple sign → Croup

7. Thumb sign → Epiglottitis

8. Strawberry tongue + Rash → Scarlet Fever

9. Rusty sputum → Pneumococcal Pneumonia

10. Currant-jelly sputum → Klebsiella Pneumonia

11. Pink frothy sputum → Pulmonary Edema

12. Pleuritic chest pain + Hemoptysis → Pulmonary Embolism

13. Silent chest in severe asthma → Life-threatening airway obstruction

14. Clubbing → Chronic lung disease / Bronchiectasis

15. Honeycomb appearance → Pulmonary Fibrosis

16. Tension pneumothorax → Tracheal deviation + Hypotension + Distended neck veins

17. Pleural effusion → Dullness on percussion

18. Pneumothorax → Hyperresonance on percussion

19. Cheyne-Stokes respiration → Cyclic apnea and hyperventilation

20. Kussmaul respiration → Deep, rapid breathing seen in metabolic acidosis

*CARDIAC*

21. Machinery murmur → Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA)

22. Malar flush + Mid-diastolic murmur → Mitral Stenosis

23. Water-hammer pulse → Aortic Regurgitation

24. Beck’s triad → Cardiac Tamponade

25. Beck’s triad → Hypotension + JVD + Muffled heart sounds

26. Sawtooth ECG → Atrial Flutter

27. Irregularly irregular pulse → Atrial Fibrillation

28. S3 gallop → Volume overload / Heart Failure

29. S4 gallop → Stiff ventricle

30. Pulsus paradoxus → Cardiac Tamponade / Severe Asthma

31. Pulsus alternans → Severe Left Ventricular Failure

32. Widened pulse pressure → Aortic Regurgitation

33. Narrow pulse pressure → Shock / Severe Aortic Stenosis

34. Radiating pain to left arm/jaw → Myocardial Infarction

35. ST elevation → Acute Myocardial Injury / STEMI

36. Crushing chest pain + Sweating → Acute Coronary Syndrome

37. Pericardial friction rub → Pericarditis

38. Electrical alternans → Large Pericardial Effusion

39. Boot-shaped heart → Tetralogy of Fallot

40. Egg-on-side appearance → Transposition of Great Arteries

*NEUROLOGY / PSYCHIATRY*

41. Pill-rolling tremor + Mask-like face → Parkinson’s Disease

42. Shuffling gait → Parkinson’s Disease

43. Ptosis + Diplopia + Fatigability → Myasthenia Gravis

44. Descending paralysis → Botulism

45. Floppy baby → Infant Botulism

46. Sunset eyes → Hydrocephalus

47. Café-au-lait spots → Neurofibromatosis

48. Butterfly rash → SLE

49. Intention tremor + Ataxia → Cerebellar lesion

50. Foot drop → Common Peroneal Nerve palsy

51. Wrist drop → Radial Nerve palsy

52. Claw hand → Ulnar Nerve palsy

53. Bell’s palsy → Facial Nerve (CN VII) palsy

54. Loss of smell → Olfactory Nerve (CN I) dysfunction

55. Trigeminal neuralgia → Severe facial pain

56. Expressive aphasia → Broca’s area lesion

57. Receptive aphasia → Wernicke’s area lesion

58. Decorticate posture → Flexion of upper limbs

59. Decerebrate posture → Extension of upper limbs

60. Cushing triad → Hypertension + Bradycardia + Irregular respiration

*PEDIATRICS*

61. Currant-jelly stool + Sausage-shaped mass → Intussusception

62. Projectile non-bilious

63. vomiting + Olive-shaped mass → Pyloric Stenosis

63. Frog-leg position → Developmental Dysplasia of Hip

64. Strawberry hemangioma → Infantile Hemangioma

65. Dancing eyes + Dancing feet → Opsoclonus-myoclonus syndrome

66. Neuroblastoma → Associated with Opsoclonus-myoclonus

67. Blueberry muffin lesions → Congenital infections / Extramedullary hematopoiesis

68. Cyanosis + Clubbing in child → Cyanotic congenital heart disease

69. Tet spells → Tetralogy of Fallout

70. Squatting relieves cyanosis → Tetralogy of Fallot

71. Continuous machinery murmur → PDA

72. Fixed split S2 → Atrial Septal Defect

73. Harsh pansystolic murmur → Ventricular Septal Defect

74. Coarctation of aorta → Radio-femoral delay

75. Boot-shaped heart → Tetralogy of Fallot

*OBG*

76. Buffalo hump + Moon face + Striae → Cushing Syndrome

77. Painless vaginal bleeding in late pregnancy → Placenta Previa

78. Painful vaginal bleeding + Tender uterus → Placental Abruption

79. Painless cervical dilatation → Cervical Incompetence

80. Severe hypertension + Proteinuria in pregnancy → Preeclampsia

81. Preeclampsia + Seizures → Eclampsia

82. HELLP → Hemolysis + Elevated Liver enzymes + Low Platelets

83. Boggy uterus after delivery → Uterine Atony

84. Most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage → Uterine Atony

85. Shoulder dystocia → McRoberts maneuver

*MED-SURG / INFECTIOUS DISEASE*

86. Koplik spots → Measles

87. Rice-water stool → Cholera

88. Peau d’orange → Inflammatory Breast Cancer / Lymphatic obstruction

89. Cullen sign → Periumbilical ecchymosis

90. Grey Turner sign → Flank ecchymosis

91. Cullen + Grey Turner signs → Severe hemorrhagic pancreatitis / Intra-abdominal bleeding

92. Coffee-ground vomitus → Upper GI bleeding

93. Melena → Upper GI bleeding

94. Clay-colored stool → Obstructive jaundice

95. Murphy’s sign → Acute Cholecystitis

96. McBurney’s point tenderness → Acute Appendicitis

97. Shifting dullness → Ascites

98. Board-like rigid abdomen → Peritonitis

99. Janeway lesions → Infective Endocarditis

100. Osler nodes → Infective Endocarditis

⚡ SUPER-FAST NORCET REVISION

Steeple → Croup | Thumb → Epiglottitis | Sawtooth → Atrial Flutter | Machinery → PDA | Water-hammer → Aortic Regurgitation | Beck’s triad → Tamponade | Olive → Pyloric Stenosis | Sausage → Intussusception | Koplik → Measles | Rice-water → Cholera

24/08/2026

*FON Important Key Points:*

1.*Post-Menopause Risks: Women face an increased risk of developing cardiovascular issues** after menopause due to hormonal changes.

2.*Droplet Transmission Precaution: To prevent droplet transmission, a surgical mask** should be worn by the patient during transport.

3.*Pulse Formation: The pulse results from the stroke volume ejection and the distension of aorta walls, creating a pulse wave** that travels through the arteries.

4.*Initial Nursing Intervention: When a patient has breathing difficulty (dyspnea), a high temperature, and minor injuries, priority should be given to resolving dyspnea**.

5.*Triage Process: Triage is the method used to evaluate the *urgency of a medical condition and prioritize care.

6.*Blood Pressure Precaution: Before measuring blood pressure, ensure the client has not exercised or eaten for the last 30 minutes and review their chart for brachial artery contraindications**.

7.*Hyperventilation: Hyperventilation reduces carbon dioxide levels** due to excessive oxygen intake. It may be caused by:
* *Acute anxiety**
* *Respiratory conditions** (e.g., asthma, COPD)
* *Head trauma**
* *Severe pain**
* *Diabetic ketoacidosis**
8.*Cardiac Catheterization: Always check for iodine sensitivity** before performing a cardiac catheterization.

9.*Ankle Edema: Swelling in the ankles may indicate fluid overload** in the body.

10.*Hypertonic Dextrose Solutions: Used to meet calorie needs without causing fluid overload**.

11.*Warm Compresses: Applying a warm compress can help relieve pain and stiffness**.

12.*Arthrocentesis: Also called joint aspiration, this procedure involves withdrawing synovial fluid, blood, or pus** from a joint using a syringe.

13.*Tracheostomy Complications: Pneumothorax is not** a typical complication of tracheostomy.

14.*Hyperkalemia in Burn Patients: Burn patients often experience hyperkalemia (high potassium levels), requiring close monitoring of potassium** in the early stages after injury.

15.*Braden Scale: The Braden Scale assesses the risk of pressure ulcers** by evaluating:
- Sensory perception
- Moisture exposure
- Physical activity
- Mobility
- Nutritional status
- Friction and shear

16.*Altered Body Image: This nursing diagnosis describes a patient's emotional response to changes in appearance or function**.

17.*Assault in Healthcare: Making physical contact with someone without consent is considered assault** in medical and legal contexts.

18.*Emergency Situations: Emergencies include breathing difficulties, excessive bleeding, heart attacks, burns, poisoning, and shock**.

19.*Hypokalemia and Digoxin: Low potassium levels (hypokalemia) increase the risk of digoxin toxicity**, requiring careful monitoring.

20.*Bedsores* : Patients with bed sores should avoid lying or sitting on the affected area to allow blood flow and re-oxygenation of the tissues.

24/08/2026

*IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER*

⭕️January:-
30- National antileprosy day.

⭕️Feb:-
4- world Cancer Day,
28- National science day

⭕️March:-
3- world wildlife day,
8- international women's Day,
2nd Thursday of march- world kidney day,
20- world sparrow day,
21- world forestry day,
22- world water Day,
24- world TB day

⭕️April:-
7- world health day,
17- world haemophilia day,
22- earth Day,
25- world malaria day,
last Saturday- veterinary day

⭕️May:-
1- labour day,
3- asthma day,
8- red cross day,
9- thalassemia day,
2nd sunday- mother's Day,
12- hypertension day,
19- hepatitis day,
22- international biodiversity day,
25- thyroid day,
31- No to***co day
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⭕️June:-
5- Environment day,
14- blood donors day,
3rd sunday- father's Day,
21- yoga day,
26- international day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking

⭕️July:-
1- Doctors day(India),
11- population day,
29- international Tiger day
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⭕️Aug:-
1to7- world breastfeeding week,
12-elephant/youth day,
20- malaria day,
29- mosquito day/national sports day

⭕️Sept:-
1to7- National nutrition week,
5- world spinal chord injury day,
16- ozone day,
21- Alzheimer's day,
last Sunday- world heart day,
28- rabies day
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⭕️Oct:-
1st monday- universal children day,
1- national voluntarily blood donation day/world senior citizens day,
3- world habitat day,
4- world animal welfare day,
10- mental health day,
2nd Thursday- world sight day,
16- world food Day,
21- global I2 deficiency day

⭕️Nov:-
1- world ecology day,
7- world Cancer awareness Day,
14- diabetes day,
17- epilepsy day,
21- fisheries day
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⭕️Dec:-
1-AIDS day,
2- National pollution prevention in India to mark the Bhopal gas tragedy,
5- soil day,
10- human rights day,
14- nat energy conservation day,
23- kisan farmers day

24/08/2026

🌍 Important Committees & Their Work...

(Most important for NORCET)

📌 Bhore Committee (1946) → Integration of preventive & curative services; PHC concept

📌Mudaliar Committee (1962) → Strengthening existing PHCs & quality of health services

📌 Chadha Committee (1963) → Integration of Malaria Programme with General Health Services

📌 Mukherjee Committee (1965–66) → Separate staff for Family Planning Programme

📌 Jungalwalla Committee (1967) → Integration of health services; Equal pay for equal work

📌 Kartar Singh Committee (1973) → Multipurpose Health Worker (MPHW) Scheme

📌 Shrivastava Committee (1975) → Village Health Guide (VHG) & Referral System

📌 Bajaj Committee (1986) → Health manpower planning & Medical/Nursing education

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22/08/2026