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Surgery trauma for UPSC CMS — ATLS primary survey, abdominal trauma, burn management, and polytrauma priorities that every Medical Officer must know.
Shock types for UPSC CMS — hypovolemic, septic, cardiogenic, neurogenic, anaphylactic with distinguishing features, fluid resuscitation, and vasopressors.
Tumour markers for UPSC CMS — complete table of markers, associated cancers, clinical uses, and the important limitations every candidate must know.
Surgery abdominal conditions for UPSC CMS — appendicitis, intestinal obstruction, peritonitis, abdominal TB with clinical signs, investigations and management.
Surgical oncology for UPSC CMS — common cancers, TNM staging, surgical management, and the AJCC staging facts tested in exams.
Hernia types for UPSC CMS — inguinal indirect/direct, femoral, umbilical, incisional hernias with classification, complications, and the McBurney point trick.
Thyroid diseases for UPSC CMS — goitre, thyroiditis, thyroid cancer types, Bethesda classification, and the management decisions tested in exams.
Breast diseases for UPSC CMS — benign lumps vs carcinoma breast, TNM staging, treatment algorithms, and the clinical signs that appear as image questions.
Surgical anastomosis types for UPSC CMS — end-to-end, end-to-side, side-to-side, stapling vs hand-sewn, complications and exam-relevant facts.
Surgical suturing techniques for UPSC CMS — suture materials, needle types, knots, patterns, and the wound healing facts tested in exams.
20 common fractures for UPSC CMS — classification, management, complications, and the fracture patterns that appear as image-based questions every year.
120 one-liners for UPSC CMS Paper I — Medicine and Surgery combined. These exact facts appear as direct questions or options every single year.