JENPAS-UG case studies
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JENPAS-UG is one of the common entrance examinations listed by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) on its official portal, alongside WBJEE, JELET, JECA, ANM & GNM, JEMScN, JEPBN, JEMAS(PG), PUBDET and PUMDET. The Board presents these examinations together with admission and eCounselling services for Session 2026, which tells you that JENPAS-UG sits inside a single-window admissions ecosystem rather than standing alone. The JENPAS-UG case studies are 5 cases and about 4,079 words.
1A 35% flame burn at a district hospital without a burn unit
At 08:00 a 34-year-old man weighing 70 kg is rescued from a house fire with flame burns to his face, both arms, anterior trunk and both thighs, estimated at 35% of total body surface area, mostly partial thickness. He has singed nasal hair and a hoarse voice.
813 words, about 4 min2A paracetamol prescription that is dosed by volume, not by weight
A 3-year-old boy weighing 14 kg is brought to the evening OPD at 21:00 with fever of 39.3 degrees Celsius for two days, mild coryza and cough, and one episode of vomiting. He is alert, drinking, has no rash and no neck stiffness, and his mother says he passed urine an hour ago.
821 words, about 4 min3Oxygen at 4 litres in a known COPD patient who is now drowsy
A 68-year-old man with a 40 pack-year smoking history and known COPD (FEV1 42% predicted) is brought in at 02:00 with three days of worsening breathlessness and thick yellow sputum. He is drowsy but rousable.
770 words, about 4 min4Severe acute malnutrition with oedema: a mother who wants to go home
A 20-month-old girl is brought to a rural health centre by her mother, who has walked 12 km. Weight is 8.1 kg, length 76 cm, mid-upper arm circumference 10.7 cm, with bilateral pitting oedema of both feet and legs to mid-shin, visible severe wasting, sparse hypopigmented hair and no skin breakdown.
831 words, about 4 min5Forty-six cases of watery diarrhoea around one leaking hand pump
On 3 July the subcentre serving three hamlets with a combined population of about 1,200 reports 46 people with acute watery stools over five days, including 12 children under five. Three children were severely dehydrated on arrival and one 3-year-old died at home before reaching the facility.
844 words, about 4 min