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Three-volume set · 627 answers

DNB Emergency Medicine — Solved Previous-Year Questions

The DNB Emergency Medicine exit-examination theory questions from June 2020 to December 2025, answered in 627 exam-length answers across three volumes and 27 parts, from Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine 9e, Roberts and Hedges 8e and ATLS 11e, with the AHA 2025 and Surviving Sepsis Campaign 2026 guidelines.

  • Reviewed byDr Vasu K, DNB (Emergency Medicine)
    Dr Himanshu Kausal, DNB (Emergency Medicine)
  • FormatThree-volume set · 27 parts · 627 answers
  • EditionUpdated till October 2026 · Tintinalli 9e · AHA 2025 and SSC 2026
  • PublisherClinica Publication
₹2,700 printed copy, delivered anywhere in India
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Look inside: free 100-page sample

Read real pages from the printed DNB Emergency Medicine volumes before you buy, with the book's own page numbers. The sample contains:

  • The cover and complete index of all three volumes: every answer with the sessions, papers and question numbers it was asked in, and the high-yield list of topics asked three times or more
  • Volume 1: ten applied-anatomy answers, from the larynx for intubation and the paediatric airway to spinal cord syndromes, each with the textbook figure and an exam schematic
  • Volume 2: all 13 respiratory emergencies, from hypercapnia, haemoptysis and pneumonia to acute severe asthma and COPD with NIV, and the first acute-abdomen answers
  • Volume 3: all nine endocrine emergencies, including DKA with worked calculations, myxoedema coma, thyroid storm and adrenal crisis, and the peripheral smear
  • Management basis strips with guideline grades, pearls for last-minute revision and worked dose examples
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Most-asked DNB Emergency Medicine questions

  1. Tumour lysis syndrome: criteria, investigations and ED management 5×Volume 3
  2. Spinal cord syndromes; central vs anterior cord syndrome 4×Volume 1
  3. Cerebral circulation, regulation of CBF and autoregulation 4×Volume 1
  4. Physiology of temperature regulation: the hypothalamic thermostat and responses to heat and cold 4×Volume 1
  5. Diagnostic test accuracy 4×Volume 1
  6. Child abuse: types, signs and injuries that suggest abuse, evaluation and reporting 4×Volume 1
  7. Risk-stratification scores: HEART, EDACS, ACC/AHA, TIMI, GRACE 4×Volume 1
  8. Dehydration in a child with diarrhoea: clinical grading, ED evaluation and fluid therapy (moderate vs severe) 4×Volume 2
See the full topic-wise and session-wise list →

What is inside

  • Every DNB Emergency Medicine theory question from June 2020 to December 2025 (12 sessions, Papers I–IV), with repeats merged under one answer and every version printed above it with its session, paper and question number
  • Volume 1: Parts 1 to 8, applied anatomy and physiology, biostatistics, medico-legal and ethics, EMS and disaster, resuscitation, airway and shock, analgesia and sedation, and cardiovascular emergencies (216 answers)
  • Volume 2: Parts 9 to 17, respiratory, GI and hepatobiliary, renal and electrolytes, obstetric, paediatric and neonatal, infections and sepsis, neurological, toxicology and environmental emergencies (195 answers)
  • Volume 3: Parts 18 to 27, endocrine, haematology and oncology, eye, ENT and dental, skin, orthopaedics, psychiatry, trauma in ATLS order, procedures in Roberts and Hedges order, and landmark trials (216 answers)
  • Sources with edition and page under every answer, guideline tags such as AHA 2025 and SSC 2026 with their grades, and original textbook figures beside an exam schematic for every anatomy question
  • Pearls for last-minute revision, worked examples for doses and scores, and a high-yield list of topics asked three times or more in each volume

Who it is for

DNB and DrNB Emergency Medicine residents preparing for the exit theory examination, and MD Emergency Medicine residents revising the same topics.

About this book

This is a solved previous-year question set for the DNB Emergency Medicine exit theory examination. Questions asked more than once, in the same words or in slightly different ones, are brought together under a single answer, so you can see at a glance how a topic has been examined and how often.

Each answer is pitched at the length the marks call for and written from the standard textbooks of emergency medicine, anatomy and physiology, with management brought in line with the current AHA, Surviving Sepsis Campaign and stroke guidelines, and medico-legal answers in line with Indian law.

Subjects and topics covered

  • Resuscitation, airway, shock and cardiac arrest (AHA 2025)
  • Cardiovascular, respiratory and neurological emergencies
  • Trauma in ATLS order, with ED procedures from Roberts and Hedges
  • Toxicology, envenomation and environmental emergencies
  • Paediatric, neonatal, obstetric and gynaecological emergencies
  • Sepsis and infectious diseases (Surviving Sepsis Campaign 2026)
  • Endocrine, metabolic, renal and electrolyte emergencies
  • Applied anatomy, physiology, biostatistics, medico-legal issues and landmark trials

Book details

  • TitleDNB Emergency Medicine — Solved Previous-Year Questions
  • PublisherClinica Publication, India
  • Reviewed byDr Vasu K, DNB (Emergency Medicine)
    Dr Himanshu Kausal, DNB (Emergency Medicine)
  • SubjectEmergency Medicine
  • ExamDNB Emergency Medicine exit theory examination, Papers I–IV
  • EditionUpdated till October 2026 · Tintinalli 9e · AHA 2025 and SSC 2026
  • FormatPrinted and bound paperback · Three volumes · 27 parts
  • LanguageEnglish
  • DeliveryAnywhere in India, dispatched within 2 to 4 working days

Frequently asked questions

What is DNB Emergency Medicine — Solved Previous-Year Questions?

The DNB Emergency Medicine exit-examination theory questions from June 2020 to December 2025, answered in 627 exam-length answers across three volumes and 27 parts, from Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine 9e, Roberts and Hedges 8e and ATLS 11e, with the AHA 2025 and Surviving Sepsis Campaign 2026 guidelines.

Who should buy DNB Emergency Medicine?

DNB and DrNB Emergency Medicine residents preparing for the exit theory examination, and MD Emergency Medicine residents revising the same topics.

Can I see a sample before buying?

Yes. A free 100-page sample with the complete index of all three volumes and 36 full answers is available to read online: read the free sample (PDF). You can also see the DNB Emergency Medicine previous-year questions, topic-wise.

Is this a printed book or a PDF?

This listing is for the printed, bound three-volume set, delivered to your address anywhere in India.

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