Evergreen NEET PG Preparation Update | Published 29 September 2026
No new NBEMS or MCC notice specific to the NEET PG 2026 cycle was identified during today’s official-source review. This is therefore a clearly labelled evergreen revision module, not an official examination notice.
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1. A patient taking amiodarone develops destructive thyroiditis. Which finding supports type 2 amiodarone-induced thyrotoxicosis?
Correct answer: B.
Type 2 disease is destructive thyroiditis, so uptake is usually low. High uptake suggests increased synthesis; TSH is suppressed; calcitonin is unrelated.
2. Which antithyroid drug also inhibits peripheral conversion of T4 to T3 at high doses?
Correct answer: B.
Propylthiouracil inhibits thyroid peroxidase and peripheral 5′-deiodination. The other options do not provide both actions.
3. A newborn with congenital hypothyroidism should generally receive:
Correct answer: B.
Levothyroxine is standard replacement and should be started promptly. The other options do not provide appropriate long-term replacement.
4. Painful thyroid enlargement after a viral illness with transient thyrotoxicosis suggests:
Correct answer: A.
Subacute granulomatous thyroiditis is typically painful and may follow a viral syndrome; the main distractors are usually painless.
5. Which symptom requires urgent cessation and blood-count evaluation during carbimazole therapy?
Correct answer: B.
Fever or sore throat may signal agranulocytosis and requires urgent assessment. The distractors lack the same immediate marrow-suppression warning.
Sources and limitations
Concepts are based on standard endocrine pharmacology and regulator-approved medicine information. Exact exam weightage and future NBEMS scheduling are uncertain. Always check the official NBEMS and MCC portals for notices.
Educational disclaimer: This article is for professional education and public information. It does not replace individual diagnosis, prescription, emergency assessment or local institutional protocol.