RUDRANSH Misti CLASS 73SURGERY WOUNDS, TISSUE REPAIR 12, Keloidisbesttreated by - (urse 95) SCARS 4) Increkeloidal injection of tiameinolone +) Wide excision end grafting 1. Keloidsearsismade up of «) Wide excision and suturing 2) Dense collagen Deep Xray therapy 3) Loose fibrous tissue 13, A patient with grossly contaminated wound «) Granlamatous tissue presents 12 hours after an accident. His 4) Loose areolar tissue woundshould bemanaged by (UPSC96) ised wounds must be done 2) Thorough cleaning and primary repair (KERALA 87) 'b) Thorough cleaning with debridement of all dead ») drs and devitalised tise without primary clesure ©) 6hrs 4) 12hrs ©) Primary closure over drain 8) Nohrs Covering the defect with split skin graft after The tense strength of wound reaches that of cleaning normal tissue by - PGI 88) 14, Delayed wound healing is seen in all except-(AP 96) 2) 6 weeks )2 months 2) Malignancy ) Hypertension ©) 4 months «6 months ©) Diabet 4) Infection 4, The worst position forsearsis (6188) 15, The ollowingstatement about keloid struc «) Back ') Shoulder 2) They donot extend into normal skin 6) Stemuma 8) Abdomen +) Local recurrence is common ate excision 5 Thebestscarsareseenin (rai 88) «They often undergo malignant change 4) Infants ') Children 4) They are more common in whites than in blacks o) Adulss 4) Very old people 16. Fibroblast healing wound derived from - © Patient nas acerated untidy wound ofthe gana 2) Local mesenchyme 5)Eptheliam (PG/98) attended the casualty after 2 hours. His wound ¢) Endothelial 4) Vascular fibrosis Should be- (AUMSS) 17, To the healing of a clean wound the maximum a) Sutured immediately immediate strength of the wound is reached by - }) Debrided and sutured immediatly a)2-3 days 1b) 4-7 days 6) Debrided and sutured secondarily 6) 10- 12days 4) 13 -W8days 4) Cleaned and dressed 18 Management ofan open wound seen 12 hrs. after * 7. Following are required for wound healing theinjury- aunss 87) except (ALLINDIA93) 2) Suturing Zine ») Copper 1) Debridement and suture 6) Virani )Caleium 6) Secondary suturing 8. Wound healingisworstat- (ALL INDIA 3) ‘Heal by granulation a) Sternun Anterior neck 19. Degioving injury s- (KERALA 2K) «) Byelid Lips 8) Surgeon made wound) Lacerated wound 9. When fs the maximum collagen content of wound ©) Blunt injury «Avion injury tissue (P6181, ROHTAK 7) 6) Abrasive wound 2) Between 3rdto Sth day 20, The bestcure ratein keloids is achieved by ~ ') Berween 6th to 17th day 2) Superficial X-ray therapy (UPSC 2001) 6) Between 17thto 21st day ') Intrilesional injection of triamcinolone «None ofthe above 6) Shaving, 10, Ifsuture marks are to be avoided, skin sutures 6) Excision and radiotherapy should beremovedby- (IPMERSI,AMC89) 21, Acleanincised wound healsby-_(Deth 92) 2) 72hours bj Leck 8) Primary intention b) Secondary intention 6) 2 weeks )3 weeks 6) Execssive scaring) None ofthe above 11, Whatistrueabout kelotds- (IPMER3) 22, In treatmentof hand injuries, the greatest priority a) itappears immediately after surgery is (4196) 2) Iappears afew days after surgery 4) Repair of tandons 6) ltislimited in its distribution b) Restoration of skin cover 4) Itis common in old people 6) Repair of nerves {Repair oF blood vessels Da de a)None Ae $d Ge None 8a Ye WH Ib 2a) 15)b a 1d HL Hd 2}d_ 2a 2b23. During thesurgical procedure-_(AUIMS83) 4) Tendons should be repaired before nerves bb) Nerves should be repaired before tendons ©) Tendons should not be repaired at the same time <0) None is true 24. ‘Limbsalvage’ primarily depends on - (411/397) 2) Vasculge injury ') Skin cover 9) Bone injury a)Nerve injury 25, Inanopen injury-tolleting and debridement, muscle viability isdetected by - (PCr03) a) Colour ofthe muscle by Muscle size ) Muscle function 4) Musete contractility ©) Punctate bleeding spots on cut edge 26. Alf the following favour postoperative wound Aehiscence except (Karnat 03) 1) Malignancy ») Vitamin B complex deficiency ©) Hypoproteinaernia @) Jaundice 27, The tensile strength of the wound starts and increases after - (MAHE 05) ) Immediate suture of the wound b)3 to 4 days. 7-10 days «) 6 months 28, Prevention of wound infection done by - 2) Pre-op shaving (PGLJune 05) ») Pre-op antibiotic therapy ©) Monofilament sutures, 4) Wound apposition 29, Abbey-Estlander lap ie used Inthe reconstruction of- (A105) 8) Buccal mucosa byLip ©) Tongue 4) Palate 30. ‘The Vitamin which has inhibitory effecton wound heating is (WAKES) 2) Vitamin b)Vitamin-E ©) Vimin-C © Vitamin B-complex 31. Elective cholecystectomy is- (APPG 06) 8) Clean contaminated 6)Clean ©) Diy FLUID & ELECTROLYTE 4) Contaminated 32. Compiication of total parenteral nutrion include- 4) Hyperglycemia (NIM. 86, AUMS 87) ©) Hyporkalemia «) Hyperosmolar dehydration @) Azotemia «) All of the above 32 3. M4, 35. 36. a7. 38, 39, a1. a. 44, SURGERY QUES. VoL-It ‘The highest concentration of potassium is in- (AIMS 83) a) Plasma ) Isotonic saline ¢) Ringer lectate 4) Darrow's solution Which does not aceur in the first week of IV byperalimentation- (atsy 8) Weight gain by Uremia ©) Jaundice 8) Ketosis, Pitting edema indicates an excess of litres of ‘id in tissue spaces - (PGI 88) 25 bas 245 ass In patients subsisting entirely on parenteral fuids, there is weight loss of... daily (PGI48) 4) 0gm ') 150 gm 9) 200gn 250 am Condition which does not eause metabolic acidosis- (AIMS 84, 4) Renal failure b) Ureterosigmoidostomy ¢) Panereaticor biliary fistula @ Pylorie stenosis, Albumin infusion for parenteral use is restricted because - (AIMS 84) ) Its costly ) Carcinogenic ©) Does not raise oncolie pressure 4) All ofthe above Following TPN, one expects weight gain after - (alIMS 84) 8) 2 days b) 7 days ©) 4 weeks: a) 6 weeks Following fistulous conditions give rise 0 maximum uid and electrolyte imbalance-(A/1MS85) a) Distal ileal Gastric ©) Duodenal )Sigmoid ‘The minimum amount of proteins necded for positive nitrogen balance (ares) 8) 20-30 arviday 35-40 gmiday ¢) 50 g/day 4) 60 emitay Highest concentration of potassium is seen in- (AIMS 92) 1) Jejunam ‘)iteum «) Duodenum 4)Colon Deficiency of following elements is seen with hyperalimentation except (JIPMER 93) a) Calcium b) Phosphates. 6) Zine «d) Magnesium Hypochloremic alkalosis isa complication of - 8) Congenital pyloric stenosis (Dethi 89, 91) ) Vomiting ©) Hiaematemesis 4) Aspirin intoxication 2b a1) 2a 38)a 28)ad 3b 269 2b Me Md aa 28)bed 29)b 30) 43)None 44) 4b 3Da Babe 33)d 34a 3H)e 36)33 SURGERY QUES. VOL-It 45, ‘The disadvantage of elemental diets in children 8) Pulse b)Hb inelude- (AIMS 81, PGI86) ©) Urine Output CVPR 1) Hypertonic dehydration b) Lower calorie input 56. Thebestindicator for monitoring response to fivid ©) Dumping syndrome d) High nitrogen input replacement in severe trauma is (al 963 46, 20 mEq (mmol) of potassium chloride in 500 ml a) Pulse pressure weve fof 5% dextrose solution is given intravenously ©) Blood pressure 4) Urine output totreat- (PGI81 AIMS 88) 57. All of the following are indication of total 8) Metabolic alkalosis, parentral nutrition except~ (AIMS 95) b) Respiratory alkalosis, 8) Post-operative ileus ©) Metabolic acidosis ') Enterocolic fistula 6) Respiratory acidosis ©) Acute pancreatitis 47, Haemaccel contains - (PGIS1, AUMS 84) 4) Entenocuatneous fistula ) Albumin b) Degraded getatin 58, Ina patient with multisystem trauma the ©) Cale @)Sodivin presence of hypotension alone with elevated central 48. In the immediate post operative period, body venouspressureissuggestive of (UPSC 97) potassium is (IPMER 86, AMU 86) a) Upper airway obstruction ) Exchanged with calcium b) Major abdominal bleed ») Exchanged with magnesium €) Catdio-pulmonsry problem ©) Retained in body 4) Spinal cord injury od) Excreted excessively 59, Following TPN, weight loss isseen- (Orissa 99) 49, Low molecular weight dextranis contra indicated in 8) Upto 7 days b)7-10* day 8) Foetal distress syndrome (ANMS1, PGIS1) ©) 10-154 day 4) 15" day onwards ) Cerebrovascular accident 60, Cortisol level returns to normal ..... after o) Electrical burns hnaemorrhage- (Orissa 98) @ Thrombocytopenia a) Zeeks by 10 days, 50, The commonest cause of metabolic alkalosis is - 7 days 3 days 4) Cancer stomach (Karn. 94). 61. Which ofthe following is the best method to assess ) Pylorie stenosis the adequacy of replacement = (AIMS 2K) ©) Smal-bowel obstruction 4) Decrease in thirst «Diuretics ) Increase in urine output 51, Commonest cause of metabolic alkalosis in «) Blood pressure ‘surgical pateientis- GIPMER 95) 4) Increased Pa O, a) Antacid therapy 62, Ina person who has fasted for § days all are seen ») Gastric outlet obstruction except (Aus 98) ¢) Hyperventiation due to head injury 8) GH levels decreased 4) Steroid treatment ) Glucose tolerance decreased 52. Hyponatremia in multiple myeloma is-(Kerala95) ©) Immunoreactive insulin decreased a) Tre ) Relative 4) Free fatty acids(plasmal) increased ©) Absolute 4) Pseudo Content of Na* in ringer lactate is — meqyt- 53. During nuteitional assessment of a surgical a) 154 biz (Iv 99) patient, the status of muscle protein is indicated 9) 130 ois by which one of the folowing parameters 64, Body water content in percentage of body weight ) Serumalbumin (UPsC 95) is lowest in — (Orissa 98) 'b) Tricaps skinfold thickness 2) Well-buitt man )Fatwoman ©) Midarm circumference ‘) Well nourished child d) Fatma @) Hblevel 65, IV Hyperatimentation includes (Par 2002) 54. CP. (Central Venous Pressure) and pulmonary 8) Amino acids ) Fats ‘wedge pressure give an accurate assessment of al 6) Dextrose 4) Hypertonie saline the following except - (UPSC 95) ©) LMW dextran 2) Tissve perfusion +b) Volume depletion 66. Fructose is not used in 1V infusion as it cause ~ ¢) Volume overload «d) Myocardial function 2) Imiabilty (AIMS 89) 55. Ina.case of acute trauma best guidline for quick ') Mental retardation replacement of fluids i - (AUMS 04) ©) Increased erythrocyte protoporphyrin 4) Increased urinary coproporptiytin 45)ac doa AN 48)d_49)d_—-S)-SIYb_—-52)d_—5S3)o_—SH)a_—SSJe—«S6)_—ST)None. 58)e $9)a_GO)d_- «IB. 62)z_6BJe_ A} —6S)abe 66)None34 SURGERY QUES. VOL-It 67. Watercontentininfant- (Orissa 8) «) Hypoglycemia 6) Hyperglycemia 2) 60-70% 75.80% «) Hyponatremia ©) 80-90% 90% 80. Recognized complication frequently alw enteral (68, sensible Baily water losis (rarss) feeding (PGrAne 05) 3) 0-600 +) 800-1000 ml 8) Constipation ‘Diarrhea «) 1001500 mt 2000 ©) Aspiration pneumonia a) Hypoglycemia 69. Sodium content of one litre of isotonie saline is- ©) Hypematremia a) 140meq 3) 154 mEq. (PC/88) 6) AO mq a) 70 mEq BLOOD TRANSFUSION 70, TPNmay decomplicated by-(AITMS8081) 2) Obsinletive jaundice b) Hyperosteosis. $1. Blood platelets is stored blood do not remain 6) Hypercalcemia 6) Pancreat funetional after (PGI85) 71. Blood loss durinetmajor surgery is best estimated a) 28 was by- (P6199) 2 096 4) Visual assessment 82, Halflifeotfactor is- (P6183) ») Suction botles a) 4 hours 1) S hours «) Transesophageal USG Doppler ©) 34hours ) 48 hours Cardiac output by thermodiution 83, Massive transfusions resultsin-— (PGI85) 72, PossistentvomitinginGO.O. causes (PG/02) a) DC 3) Hypothermia 2) Hyponatremie hyperchloremia occur ©) Hypercalcemia ) Thrombocytopenia ») Hyperatremia without” ed Cralkalosis 84. _ncompatibte blood transfusion is di ©) Hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis patient under deep anaesthesia by~ 6) Paradoxical aciduia 4) Increased capillary blood loss 7% latVhiyperalimentation,wegive-—_(PGL02). ©) Persistent fal oF BP 8) Hypertonic saline) Fats 6) Allergic decmatts «) Amino acids 4) Dextrose 6) Increased 8.P 6) LMW dextran 85, Stored plasma isdeficent in- _ (PGI79, DNB 90) 74. A postoperative patient with P"7.25, MAP (mean. 2) Factors 7 and 8 1) Factors 2 and 5 arterial pressure) 60 mm of Hy treated with~ ¢) Factors Sand 8 €) Factors 7 and 9 4) LV. sodium bicarbonate (Pa103) 6) None of the above &) Only normal saline 86. Rosenthal’s syndrome is seen in-deficiency of ¢) Fluid therapy with CVP monitoring factor- (ALUMS 81, DNB 91) © fui resection aa ov 75, Forapatient of Gastric outlet obstruction, the OPD_ ok Ox! {uid management s- (26103) 87. Which of the following is better indicator of need 2) Normal saline fortrantusion- (AIIMS 80, UPSC 87) b) Hypertonic saline 2) Urine output 'b) Haematorrit ¢) Na bicarbonate to counteract aciduria 6) Colour of skin 4) Clinical examination ) Hypotonie saline without potassium 8. Blood platelets in stored blood do not remain 6) Normal saline with potassium functional atteruuchtS.-—(PGI8I, AIMS86) 76, Bestvein for total parenteral nutrition is -(faharo am bas 2) Sibooavoam vein 'b)Femoral vein 02) Qn 96 6) Brachial €) Saphenous 89. Cryopresipitateisa rich source ot (PGI79,A1/MS 71, Critical pin Mendelson syndrome (Orssa04) 2) Thromboplastin ‘) Factor Vill 85) 325 30 ¢) FactorX «) Factor Vit 935 40 90. The maximum life of a transfused R.B.C. 78. ‘The commonest eause of water intoxteation in is GIPMER 50, DNB 59) surgical patients is ducto~ (COMEDK 05) 2) One hour &) One day 2) Colorectal wash with plain watar 6) 15 days €) 50 cays 1b) Syndrome of inappropriate secretion of ADH «) 100 days 6) Ivigation during transurethral resection afprestate _-—«91+_-Massive god transfusion is defined as (PGI95) €) Excessive inition of 3% glucose 8) 350mlinSmin— b)500mlinSmin 79. Complications of TPN - (Pat June 05) ©) 1LitteinSmin _d) Wile blood volume 2) Aspiration pnearvoria _ b) Hypokalemia 6b Hb HH We 7d Ted Thed We Tae Ha Ma 78d hed she Sia $2) Babs Had Je 86d STD Ba 89) 9D) 91)92. How longcan blood stored with CPD-A- a) 12 days by2I days (IPMER93) ©) 28 days 4) 48 days 93, Massive transfusion in previous healthy adul mmaleean causehemorrhagedueto— (PGI98) 4) Increased tPA, ») Dilutional thrombocytopenia © Vitamin K deficiency 4) Decreased Fibrinogen 94, Mismatched blood transfusion in anaesthesia present as- GI 2000) 8) Hyperthermia & hypertension b) Hypotension & bleeding from site of woiind 1) Beadyenedia & hypotension Tachycardia & hypertension 95, Platelets ean bestoredat-—_(AIIMSNOV'05) 2) 20-24CforSdays ——_&)20-24°C for 8 days ©) 4-8°C for 5 days 4) 4-8°C for 8 days 96. Which oneof the following blood fractions Is stored at-40C- (wPsco6) 2) Cryprecipitate ) Human albumin ) Platelet concentrate) Packed red cells SHOCK 97, Features of hypovolemic shock are all except (NIMELANS 80) ) Oliguria ) Bradyeardia, ©) LowBP. 0) Acidosis 98, Blood clot the size of a clenched first is roughly cequalto- (PGI85) 2) 250m 1)350m, ) 500m 600 rl 99, Following Is the most important fhetor In tt management of shock- (AIMS 84) 8) Blood pressure ») Cardiac output 6) CVP 0 Sem of water 4) Deficiency of effective circulation 100, Cortisol level returns to normal... hhaemorrhage- a) 2 weeks by 10 days. ©) 7 days 4) 3 days 101. One of the following is earliest indication of concealed acute bleeding - (4195) ) Tachycardia b) Postural HT 6) Oliguria )Coldelaramy fingers 102. ‘The most important cause of the death in septic shoek is (IIPMER 80) 9) DIC ) Respiratory failure ©) Renal 4) Cardiac 103. Shocks elinieally best assessed by- _ (PGI97) 2) Urine output neve ©) BP 6) Hydration Me 9b OA) 95a 96a ITH 9B)e. 106)Nove 107); 108)a_109)a 110)a NNN)acd 104. 10s, 106. 107. SURGERY QUES. VOL-I In Glasgow Coma Seale all of the following are considered EXCEPT- ipmer 03) ) Eye opening 1b) Verbal response ©) Motor response @) Sensory response ‘The frst permanent molar erupts between - (Karn ) 8- lO years by6-Tyeas 03) ©) 11-12 years 8) 12- Va years Differentiating features between sepsis and trauma are- (PGI June 06) 2) TEnorgy requirement b) Catabotisin 6) Insulin resistance 6) Fluid loss TV fluid replacement (volume & rate) in a trauma patlentis determined by (GI Jue 06) 2) Urine output ») Chect condition OOP oer ©) Blood Hb INFECTION 108. 109. 10. m. Golden period for treatment of open wounds Is hours~ (ANMSS6, 88) aa b)6 22 a2 Hypotension in a ease of gas gangrene is best treated by- (UIPMER 87) 8) Ringer Lacatete b)Nonnal saline ©) Plasma «) Whole blood Commonest form of atinomycosisis “JIPMER 87) ) Facio cervical by Thoracic ©) Right iliac fossa A Liver Regarding tuberculous lymphaden correct 4) Seen in children and young sdults b) seem in the aged ©) History of contactor drinking ifected milk 4) Mostly cervical ) All are the correct Which isnot trucofearbuncle- — (JIPMER 86) ) Infective gangrene of subcutaneous tissue »b) Caused by stapliylocaccus ©) Diabetics are more prone 4) Caused by streptococcus ¢) Peneillin and excision of necrotic tissue treatment is which Is of choice 113. The sensitivty of Casoni’s testis- (apes 2) 50% b) 60% KERALA 87) ©) 75% d) 90% ©) 95% 114, Sardonic grin isassociated with (AIMS87) 2) Rabies ») Tetanus «) Bell's palsy «) Hemiplegia 11S, Tetanus eaused by @G183) 2) Cl. Tetani })CI. Welehit ©) Ch edematiens Ct. Septicum 99)d 100) Ola 102)4 103)a_IONs 105) 1294 13)d 4b 1S)36 SURGERY QUES. VoL-tr 116. Commonest cause of cellulitis is- (PGI 88) 132. Which of the following is incorrect regarding 4) Staphylococcus ') Streptococcus carbuncle~ (PGI 85) «) Ecol )Hemophilus 4) Staphylococeal infection 117, Foaming liver is seen in~ (PO188) ) Diabetes present 2) Organophosphorus Poisoning ¢) Males more common 'b) Actinomycosis 4) Common before age of 40 6) Gas gangrene 133. Following are true of erysipelas except (A/IMS54) 6) Ambrax 2) Streptococcal infection 118, caused by~ (PGI 38) ') Contagious and infectious ) Staph aureus ) Staph albus ) Margins are raised 6) Strep pyogenes 4) Hemophilus Common in tropics 119. Hyperbaric oxygen i useful in- (PGi 88) 134. Chronie thick walled pyogenic abscess may bedue 4) Tetanus ') Gas gangrene tothe following except (alIMS34) ©) Frostbite 4) Vinconte angina 1) Presence ofa foreign body 120, Commonest form ofanthraxis- (PGI 88) ') Prolonged antibiotic therapy 8) Wool sorters disease b) Alimentary type ©) Viruleat strains of organism ¢) Cutaneous type <4) None of the above 4) Inadequate drainage 121, Malignant pustule occurs in= (P6188) 135. Following may be premonitary symptoms of 2) Melanoma 1) Gas gangrene fetanus except (AIMS 54) ©) Ovarian tumour a) Anthrax 2) Sleeplessness Anxious expression 122, Commonest form of etinomycosisis- (PCI88) ©) Urinary incontinence _d) Headche 2) Facto cervical b) Thoracie 136, Ampicilin prophylaxis isgiven in- (P1686) ©) Liver ) Right ukuse fissa a) Rectal surgery b) Splectonomy 123, Actinomycosis is sensitive to~ (PGI 88) ) Head and neck surgery 4) Billary surgery {Streptomycin tb) Nystatin 137. Treatment of spreading streptococeocal cellulitis ) Penclin 4) Lodox- uridine ise (P6186) 124, Globiisseen in wnmneleprosy-— (PGIS8) 9) Exythromicin b)Pencilin a) Tubereuloid-b) Lepromatous ©) Tetracycline «Chloramphenicol ©) Borderline ___d) Borderline tuberculoid 138. A patient witha fistula and chronic pus discharge 125, Which of the fotlowing parts of the body is not from lower face and mandible is most commonly affected by leprosy - (PG188) suffering from (KERALA 89) 2) Testes b) Ovary 2) Dental eyst. ) Vincent's angina «) Nasal mucosa @Axilla ©) Landwigs angina <8) Actinomyeosis 126, Leonine facies is seen in nnn leprosy -(PC.S8) 139, Multiple fistula in ano commonly accursin-(N 9!) 8) Tuberculoid —b)Bordedifine 2) Tuberculosis €) Lepromatous d) Borderline tuberculoid b) Gonococcal protocotitis 127. Most commonly affected peripheral nerve in oi leprosy is- (PGI 88) @ Colloid carcinoma of eetum a) Ulnar byRadal 140, Meical management of Hydatid diseaseis indicated ©) Medial «Lateral Popliteal in (ALLINDIA 92) 128, Motheatenalopeciaisseen with-(PGI83) 4) Pregnancy a) Leprosy by Syphitis by) Infected Hydatid eyst ©) Fungal infection )Cylindroma ©) Moribund patients 129, Moon's molarsseen with - (PGI 88) <) Multiple pertoneal cyst 2 Sy b) Leprosy 141, Thymus gland abscess seen in eongtenital syphilis ©) Amyloidosis 4) Actinomycosis iscalled - (PGI 80, AIIMS 50) 130, Which ofthe following about yawsis incorrect - 4) Fouchier’s abscess) Politzer abscess 2) Caused by treponema pertunac —(PGI88) ©) Douglas abscess 4) Dubois abscess b) Spread by direct contact 142, The HIV virus can be transmitted by the following ¢) Sexully transmitted routes, except (RARN 94) 4) Penicillin is used as treatment a) Homosexual contact b) Intact skin 131. Serum poxisseen among own» players -(PG188) ©) Materofoetal 4) Needle prick *) Footbal ') Hockey ©) Rughy ) Chess HG IDE 118e 119)be 120} 121d 122)a_ 123)e 124) 125) 126)e 12a 128) 129) VO} BHe 132d 133)bd Be 135e Hd I 158d 139)ac Moe M4Id 142da7 SURGERY QUES. VOL-IT 143. The high risk groups for transmission of HIV virus 155. When do we have to start antibiotics to prevent include the following except (KARN 94) post-operative infection? Gipmer 03) a) Homosexuals >) Haemophitiacs a) 2 days before surgery ©) Children of HIV mothers d) Health care workers ) After surgery 144, Treatment of contaminated wound in Gas ©) I week before surgery Gangrene is - (JIPMER 95) 4) I hour before surgery & continue after surgery ) Debridement of wound 156. Non surgical infections in surgical patients b) Systemic penicillin aun! (Pa104) ) Metronidazole Administration ») LRT 4) Peroxide dressings ©) Superficail thrombophlebitis 145, Acarbuncleis treated by ~ (UPSC 95) d) Wound cettulites a) Incision and drainage ©) Clostridium diffcitea diarrhea ») Cruciate incision and deroofing 157, False regarding carbunele is- (Kerala 04) 1g Antbioes slows 4) Stapnylococus inrecuon 4) Wide excision ) Painful condition 146, Painless effusions in joints in congenital syphilis, ©) Males more commonly affected Iscalled~ (ALL INDIA 95) «d) Common before age of 40 8) Clutton’s joints 'b) Banton’s joints 158. Universal (standard) precautions to be observed by ©) Charcot’s joints 4) Synovitis ‘surgeons for the prevention of hospital acquired HIV 147, A mentally retarded child aged 12 years has infection include the following except- (UPSC0S) ‘multiple, painful, discharging shiny white lesions a) Wearing gloves and other barrier precaution around the anus. Which of the following is the 'b) Washing hands on contamination ‘most probable diagnosis~ (UPSC 97) ©) Handling sharp instruments with care ) Lupus vulgaris b) Carcinoma @) Pre-operative screening of all patients of HIV. ©) Syphilitic condyloma_—_d) Haemorthoids 159, Regarding antibiotics trueare- (PGI June 06) 148, A boilis ductostaphylococeal infection of -(UP 97) 8) No prophylaxis for clean contaminated surgery ) Hair follicle ) Sweat gland - b) No prophylaxis for gastric uleer surgery ©) Subcutaneous tissue d) Bpidermis ©) Prophylaxis for colorectal surgery 149, Incubation period ofgangreneis- _ (ORRISA 98) ) Local irrigation with antibiotic contraindicated a) 13 days b) 4-6 days when systemic antibjoties given ©) 6-8 days 4) More than 8 days 160. Period of onset in tetanns refers 1 the time between- 150. In AIDS, lymphadenopathy is most often due to a) First injury to spasm (Karnataka PGMEE 06) a (PGI 97) b) First symptom to spasm ) Lymphoma ©) First spasm to death ©) Non specific enlargement of lymph node 4) Trismus to laryngeal spasm 4) Kaposi's sarcoma 161. All the following are true regarding RS strain of 151. Round worm causes followingexcept-_ (PGI97) HIV except (Karnataka ~ PG MEE ~ 2006) a) Gall stone b) Cholangit 8) Utilizes CCRS Co-teceptor ©) Hemobilia 4) Pancreatitis 1b) Predominates in late stages of HIV 182, True about cellulitis oflowerlimb- (PGI 2000) ©) Transmits HIV efficiently ) Infection of skin & subcutaneous tissue 4) Infeets microglial cells bb) Fever & malaise are common ©) Margins are distinct TRANSPLANTATION ¢) Extemal wound always present ©) Inv, site is red & hot 162. Commonest complication of immunosuppression 153. In a surgical patient, the causes of non-surgical is- (NIMHANS 86, JIPMER 87, AI 88) infection - (PGIO4) a) Malignaney b)Graftrejection a) Lower RTT ©) Infection 4) Thrombocytopenia b) Wound infection 163. Highest chance of success in renal transplant is ©) Clostridium difficile diarrhoea seen when the donor is the «(NIMHANS 86, JIPMER oun a) Identical twin ) Father 87) 154, Fallman's balanitisiscausedby- (Kerala 03) )) Matiesy 4) Sister 2) Trichomonas b) Candida ) Husband ©) H. Ducreyl None 143)d_144)ab 145)ad 146)a 147)¢ M48)a_149)ab 150)e 151)None 152)abce 153)acd 154d 155d 156)abe 1S7)d 158d 159e 160) I61)b 162) 163)a38 SURGERY QUES. VL-I 164, Commonest indication for liver transplantation ‘176, Most common type of renal transplantation in inintantis- (IMER 87, A189) Indinis- (ALL INDIA 99) 4) Alcoholic cintosis 2) Allograft ) Avtogratt Biliary citosis 6) Isograft 6) Xenograft 6) Primary hemochromatosis 177. Liver transplantation was Mist done by = (IPAER Biliary aresia 2) Str 1b) Hugains 9) 165, Principal cause of death in renal transplant ©) Carel 4) Christian Benard patients- (AIMS 86, PGI86, UPSC88) 178, Most important HLA for organ transplantation 2 Urenia ') Malignancy and tssuotypi (MaHE9S) ¢) Rejection 4) Infection 2) HLA HLA-B 166, Following drugs are known immunosuppressive ©) HLAC OHLAD agentexcept- (IIMS 84) 179, MLA matching is not necessary in which ofthe 2 Prednisolone { Ceohalosoorin following orzan transplantation (JIPMER02) @) Azathioprine 4 Cyclosporin A 2) Liver b) Bone maton 167, ‘Transplantation of kidney from mother to son Is ©) panereas ) Kidney anexampleot- (AIMS 84) 180, Renal transplantation is most commonly done in- 2) Autograft by Allograt 2) Chr, glomeralonephris (G1 97) 6) Ieograt ) Xwnopraft }) Bilateral staghorn calculus 168, Site of transplantation in Islet cell transplant for 6) Horseshoe kidney iabetes mellitus - (PGI84) €) Oxalosis 4) Forearmmuscles 6) Pelvis 181. Steroids are used in transplantation-—_(Z1V03) 6) Thigh 6) Injected into the poral vein 4) To prevent graft rejection 169. Graftfromsistertobrotheris- CIPMER 90) ') To prevent infection 2) lsograt ob) Allograft «) To specd up recovery 6) Autograft 6) Heteropraf 6 To enhance imme 170, Amputated digits are preservedin-(ALL INDIA 92) _ 182, - Which ofthe following drugs is not a part ofthe 2) Cold saline b)Cold RingerLactate > “Triple Pherapy’immunosuppresson for post-renal 6) Plastic bag inte 4) Deep freezer transplant patients? (arog) VTL, An Isograft Indicates transfer of tissues 2) Cyetosporine Azathioprine between (ALLINDIA 93) 6) FK508 4) Prednisolone 2) Unrelated donors 183, Trasplantation of which one of "the folowing organs 1) Related donors ismest often associated with hyper-acute reecton?- €) Monozygotic twins 4) Meer b) Kidney (UPSC 09) € From the same individual 6) Lungs © Liver 172. Investigation of ehoice in the early phase of renat transplant ~ (KERALA 97) PLASTIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE ea SURGERY, SKIN LESIONS ©) Retrograde eystoureth as ©) Ultrasonogram 184. Cock’s peculiar tumour is-(UPSC 86 NIMHANS 87, 4) CT scan a) Papilloma Kerala 87, TN 90) 173, Dr. Christan Bernard preformed the Ist heart pines transplant the year= (KERALA 97) eres a) 1962 b)1965 4) Sqaumous cell carcinoma ©) 1969 6) 1967 185, Cause of persistance of a sinus or fistulae includes- 174, Ryperacute graft rejection iscaused by- (RONTAK cea UIPMER 88) a) Preformed antibodies —_b) T- lymphocytes 97) b) Non dependentt drainage ©) Macrophages 4) B-lymphocytes, «) Unrelieved Obstruction 6) Mast eels 6) Presence of malignancy 175, Infection ia renal transplant patient is usually @ All of toe above ‘caused by (ROHTAK 98) 186, Premalignant conditions of the skin inciude~ 3) CMV atv 2) Bowen disease (IPMER 86) ©) Hees )Salmonelia 2) Paget's uisease of nipple ©) Preumococeus Deane 6d 165)4 166) 16H 168) 169) 17}e Te Me 173)d_ M)a_1S)a_17H)a_ITa 178d 1790 180A 181)a18e 18) 18H 185)e 186)e@ Solarkeratosis 39 SURGERY QUES. VOL-IT ©) Deep fascia 4) Dermis 6) Allof the above 201, Kaposi sarcoma is seen in- cal 9) 187. Melanoma should be excised with a margin of- a) Leukemia) Lymphoma 20m bem (UPSC8) ) AIDS 4) Cytomegalovirus infections ©) Jom 100m 202. Which ofthe following is a regressing 188, Hidradenitis suppuragtive is found to occur tumour- aar9i) in GIPMER 86, AIMS 87) 8) Portwine stain 2) Strawberry angioma a) Axil ')Cicumanal 6) Venous angioma €) Plexiform angioma «) Scalp Groin 203. Schaceous eyst occurs in allexcept-(TN'91) 189. The best dressing is- (G1 88) a) Face ) Scrotum 4) Opsite b)Amaion ©) Scalp Palm and soles 6) Tulle grass Skin 204, Skin graft for facial wounds is taken 190, The term universat tumour refers to- (PGI68) from- (alts 92) 2) Adenoma. byPanitloma 2) Medial aspect af thigh —h) Cobia foesia 6) Fisoma, )Lipoma ©) Groin €) Post auricular region 191, Hydroceleisatype of aw eyst= (PGI 88) 205. Spontancous regression is seen in all except ~ 4) Retention ') Distension 8) Saimon patch 1at93) 6) Exudation 4) Traumatic ) Small Cavernous hemangioma 192, Sebaccous cyst docs not occur in the... (PGI 88) €) Portwine stein 2) Sealp ')Serotum &) Strawberry angioma «) Back a)Sote 206, ‘The best skin graft for open wounds is (4193) 193, Commonestsitefor rodent ulceris-_(PGI88) 2) Isogreft b) Homoeraft 2) Inner eanthus ) Outer canthus «) Allograft 8) Autograft 6) Angle of mouth Cheek 207. Dereum’s diseases commonestin the (PGI80, 194, Squamous cell carcinoma can arise from-(PG158) 2) Face byarm AIDS 84) a) Long standing venous ulcers «) Back &) Thigh ») chronic tupus vulgaris 208. Margins of squamous cells carcinoma is-(JIPMER «) Rodent ulcer 2) Inverted byEverted ——8/,Delhi 86) @) Allofthe above «) Rolled 4) Undermined 195. ‘The best results in treatment of capillary nevus 209, Salmon patch usualy disappears by age-(PCI80. 1, have heen achieved by- alles 84) 8) One mouth _b) One year UPSC89) 4) Ful thickness skin graft «) Puberty 4) None of the above ) Dermabrasion 210. Most severe form of malignant malenoma is- «) Tatooing 2) Superfcially spreading (Kerala 94) 4) Argon laser treatment b) Nodular infiltrating ype 196, Full thickness skin graft can be taken from the ¢) Those arising in lower limb following sites exeept- (AIMS 87) €) Those in choroid 2) Elbow ') Back to neck 211, Caleifying epethelioma is seen in- (IPMER 95) ©) Supraclaviculararea _d) Upper eyelids 4) Dermato fibroma ‘by Adenoma sebaceu 197. Keratoacanthomais- (AtIMS 83) «) Pyogenie granuloma 6) Nevo celular nevus 2) A type of basal cel carcinoma 212. Best treatment of strawberry angioma is- b) Infected sebaceous eyst a) Sclerosants GIPMER 95) ¢) Selthealing nodular lesion with central ulceration b) Contcosteroids @) Presmalignant disease ©) Masterly inactivity 198, Acanthossis nigricans isseen with- (PGI88)——~_—_ 15 % of total 263. Pusinburns formin- __ (PCI79, DELHI 89) BSA 2) 23 Days 355 days 6) Halfofthe calculated fluid given in ini! 8 hs. 6) 2-3 wooks a4 4) Diuretics shouldbe given all pc of elecc brn 264. Oneof folowing is notseen in severe burns-(4196) 276, A burupalientis referred when (PCI 04) 2) Hypovolemia ©) Sepsis 2) 10% superficial bum in chile ©) Duodenal ulcer ) Hypertens ') Seal in face 265. Unduereslessnessin a patient during the immediate ) 25% superficial burn in adult post burn period is oftena manifestitation of-(Karn 6) 25% desp bur in adult 2) Hypoxia by Hypovotemia 95) «) Burin pam 6) Hypokalemia €) Anxiety 277. The ideal temperature of water to cool the barat 266. Catcutate the percentage of burns on the head, surface is - (ursco2) neckand faceina child ofone year~ (4.88) aie by10" 2) 10% 16% oe je ©) 3% 15% 278, Indications for spectalis referralin burns- 267. Allrequires hospitalization exeept- (491) a) >20% superficial bum inadult—(PGLOH) 8) $%Burns in children ) Only palms b) 10% Scalds in children ¢) Scalds on head and face 6) Blectocution 4) 10% burs in infants 6) 15% Deep bums in adults 9) 10% doop bums in adult 268. In3"*degreeburns,allareseenexcept- (PCI99) +279. "Thebest guide to adequate tissue perfusion inthe 2) Vesiles are absent ‘uid management of a patient with burn, is to ) Panta ensurea minimum hourly urineoutpatof- (Ker «) Leathery ska 2) 1630 4)30-50 m0) 6) Reddish due to Hb Infiltration ©) 5070 70410001 269, Latedeathsin burnsis due o- (PG199)——_-280._A third degree cirumferental bara in the ari and a) Sepsis 1b) Hypovotemia forearm region, which ofthe following is most ©) Conesetures ) Newrogenic important formonitoring- (UPPGMEE 04 270, Burns with yesicuation, destruction of the epidermis 2) Blood gases and upper dermisis- G19) ) Carboxy-oxyyen level a) Idegree 1b) 20 degree 6) Macroglobiunra cryoglobinuria o) 3 dexree 4” degree 4) Peripheral pulse an circulation 258)b 259) 260)e 261)e 262)d_263)a_24)d_265)d_266)None 257)a_268)bd 269) 270)b Ma Wb We Whee Wed, Wybde 27a 2AM 2) 260)313 SURGERY QUES. VOL-IT gst. In3“degree burns, all are seen except~ 291. Plusating tumours include all except (PG188) 2) Vesicles are absent (UPPCMEE OA 2) Bone sarcoma 3) Paint 9) Osteoclastome «)Leathery skin 6) Secondaries from hyper nephromas 1) Redlish due to Fb infiltration 4) Secondary from prostate 290. IV rules for burns (WAHE 05) 292, Preferred material for femoro popliteat 4) % body surface area X weight in pounds X 4 ~ bypass- (C189) lume in 3) Dacron Pre 8) % body surface area X weight in Kgs X 4 = ©) Saphenous vein a)Gortex Volume in Lis 293. Mostcommoneause of aneurysm ofabdominal aorta «) % body surface area X weight in Kgs X 5 = is (4196) olumein ml 8) Trauma b) Atherosclerosis 4)% body surface area X weight in Kgs X4-= ©) Syphilis 4) Cystic medial necrosis olor tara 294, The wrest comanon sompllgativn of aa moth 283. Ina patient with the burn wound extending into the aneurysm size 8 em is~ (Delhi, PG 96) ‘superficial epidermis without involving thedermis a) Rupture 'b) Intramural chrombosis would present with lof the following EXCEPT - ¢) Embolism 4) Calefication Healing ofthe wound (SGPC105) 298, Management of a cause of iliac artery embolisin spontanceusly without scar formation requires ~ (IPMER SI, UPSC86) 1) Anaesthesia at the site of burns 2) Embotectomny 6) Blister formation ») Injection of vasodilators Painful ) Hypotensive therapy 4) Sympathectomy ARTERIAL DISORDERS 296, Intermittent claudicatin iseaused by- (789) 8) Venous occlusion 284, Commonesicause of A-V stulneis= (88) 3) avin inuficency 2) Congenital ) Traumatic . «) Nerual compression «) Surgical creation 14) Tumour erosion @) Muscular dystrophy 285. Maximum tourniquet time for the upper limb is- 297. Burger's disease is seen in - (pat 88) a) 12 hour br WIPMERS?) 2) Only male by Age less than 40 ©) L/2hes, a2 hes €) Age more then 40) Smoker 9) 2412 his 298, In the abdomen, aneurysms of the ... commonly 286. Thromboembolism after pelvic surgery is usually coeur nextonty tothe sorta. C188) from the veins - (41589) €) Internal lige artery 2) iliac bycalt ) External ili artery ©) Femoral a) Pelvic €) Splenic artery 287. Most common cause of death in patients with €) Inferior mesentric artery Burger's disease is- (auMs 87) 299. CongenitalA-V fistulas in the thigh will be 2) Gangrena 4) Pulmonary embolism associated withall except 3189) ©) Myocardial infarction d) Carcinoma lung 4) Increased cardiac output 288. Which of the following best responds to 1) Increased skin tempreture sympathectomy GIPMER 86) 6) Gigantism offimb 2) Burger's disease ) Hyperhidrosis {) Superficial venous engorgement ) Raynaud's diseased) Acrocyanosis 300, In extraperitoneal approach, to left 289, Intermittent claudication at the level of the hip sympathectomy the following may be injured ~ indicates- (Par ar 3) Ureter 'b) Gonadal vessels 4) Popliteal artery occlusion AB awe ' Dilate iliac artery occlusion 301, Lumbarsympathectomy isindicatedin- (1190) «€) Connon femoral occlusion 2) Intermitont claudication superficial femoral artery ocelusion ') TAO with skin changes 290. ‘Theartery commonty involved in cirsoid ancorysm 6) Burger's disease (P6188) @) Raynaud’ disease 2) Occipital ') Superficial temporal 6) Internal carotid _d) External carotid 28iyb 282}d 283) 28H)a_285Je Ee” We 288) 289) 290) Id We 293) IH 295)a 296) 297)abs 2)\c 29) 3Oe 30)be302, Commonest site of throbo: gitis obliterans 34 SURGERY QUES. VOL-IT ©) Dysponea, pain, haemoptysis is- (ar 90) 4) Dysponea, cough, purulent sputum a) Femoral artery ») Popiteal artery 313.4 useful through temporary improvement in a 9 lise artery ) Pelvie vessels patient's ischaemic foot can be attained by giving 303, Treatment ofacute femoral embolus is-(A//MS91) intravenously- (PGI79, Delhi 54; 1) Warfarin 8) 10% Mannitol b) 10% Dextrose b) Heparin «) Dextran40 a) Dextran 100 ©) Immediate embolectomy M4. Diabetic gangrene is due to~ (Kerala 94) 4) Embolectomy aftr 5 days bed rest 4) Ischema ‘304. Ganglion which sspared in Lumbar sympathetomy ') Increased blood glucose ib (IPMER 92) ©) Altered defence by host and neuropathy au wy 4) All ofthe above 9B au 315, All are true about Embolic Arterial occlusion 305. Vessels most commonly involved in thrombo except (IPMER 95) angitis obliterans ~ (alIMS 92) 2) No previous history io-fernorl 'b) Muscles are unaffected ') Aoto-fiae ©) Pulse is absent ©) Femoro popliteal 6) Angesthesia is present Anterior and Posterior tibial 316, Allare true about Raynauds phenomena except- 306. Following are used in treatment of Buergers 2) Exposure to cold aggravate (Kerala 95) disease except- (41 93) ') Spasm of vessels 2) Trental ») Anticoagulation ) More common is females 6) Sympathectomy 4) Antiplateess 4) Atherosclerosis of vessels 307. For aortic graft the best material available 317.‘ The commonest site of iodgement of a pulmonary is (IPMER81, Delhi 79,92) ‘embolus is in the territory at~ (UPSC 95) 2) Dacron ) Artery 2) Rt. lower lobe B)RE upper lobe ©) Vein «) None >) Lt lowerlobe Lt upperlobe 308, In a lumbar sympathectomy the sympathetic 318, Kaposisarcomais commonly seenin- (4MU95) chain nits usual position is likely to confused with 8) Upper limbs ‘Lower limbs the- (PGI81, AUIMS 80, 82) ©) Head and Neck a) Trunk 2) Ureter b) Psoas minor 319, Which ofthe following eauses meximum bleeding €) Genitofemoralnerve 4) ioinguinal nerve 4) Partial arterial severing (PG195) «) Lymphatics b) Compete arterial severing 309. ‘The commonest eause of aneurysm formation ©) Artery caught between fractured ends of bones i (IPMER 80, Delhi 89) 4) Iotimal tear 8) Gun shot injury ) Syphilis 320. Ina 40 years old male thrombus in the common ©) Congenital factors) Atherosclerosis, femoral artery is because of - (All 97) 310, Bullet wounds near major blood vessels should 2) Atheroma beexplored only if (PGI81, AMC) b) Thrombangits obliterans 2) Theextremityiscold «) Reynauds disease 1b) The fingers or toes are paralysed €) Abdominal mass ) The pulse is weakened 321. One of the following is not indicated for arterial &) There in no pulse leg ulcer - (P6196) €) Inall cases regardiess of physical findings 2) Debridement 311. Atknitted Dacron artery graft (PCI 99, IIMS 84) ) Elevation of limb 2) Is not porous ©) Head end of bed is raised b) Is eventually dissolived by tissue reaction 4) Low dose aspirin ©) Never gets infected 322, Not used as graft material in peripheral vascular Can be easily incised and the opening resutured disease - (PGt97) 312, The sequence of symptoms in pulmonary 2) Dacron graft by Vein ‘embolism is- (IPMER 89, DNB 90) ©) PIPE @Ppve 8) Fever, pain, éysnoen 323. The yest cause of arterio-venous fatal ix b) Fever, dyspnoea 2) Penetrating injury MP 97) b) Congenital 3O2)None 303)e 304)a_ 305)d_ 306) 3072 30B)bee 309) TO}ed TI)d Me H3}e 34d 3IS)b 31d 317d 318b HME 320)a S21) S7a)d 323)bBus SURGERY QUES. VOL-IL ©) Neoplasmic invasion of an artery and adjacent 336, Dissection of which artery is seen in pregnancy - vein 8) Carotid artery byAorta (PGI 2000) 4) Aneurysm of the artery eroding a vein ©} Coronary A 4) Femoral artery 324. AV fistula leads to all except- (4116s. 98) 337. Peripheral arterial occlusion (Sudden onset) is 1) Sinus tachycardia characterized al except (PGI 2000) #) Increased preload 8) Paresthesia b)Rubor 6) Cardiac arrythmias ©) Pallor Pain 4) Increased cardiae output 338, Buerger's disease affects all except- (PIO!) 325. Commonest peripheral aneurysm is-(SCTIAS 98) 8) Smal arteries ') Small veins 2) Poplital ) Femoral ©) Mediumsize arteries) Multiparty «) Carotid iliac ¢) First pregnancy aftr 30 years 326. Popliteal aneurysm-Alare true except 339, Buerger's disease isassociated with- (PGI 02) 2) Presents asa swelling (SCTIMS 98) ) Smoking 'b) Poor nuction ‘hind the knee €) Alcohol Prolonged standing ) Presents with symptoms due to complication ©) Superficial thrombophlebitis ) Surgery is indicated in case of complication 340, ‘Truc regarding AV fistula is- (Pc102) 4) Uncommon among peripheral aneurysm 8) Leads to cardiac failure 327. Graft used in infra inguinal by pass is-(Jipmer 28) b) Causes local gigantism a) PIFE +) Daccon ©) Can cause ulcers ¢) Autologous 4) Autologous artery ) Cause excess bleeding on injury 328. TrueaboutErythrocyanosis except (4.? 96) «) Closes spontaneously a) Affects young girls S41, True statement of Brerger’s desease is/are 'b) Cold peripteries 2) Small and maeiumsized (PGI 04) ©) Palpable pulses vessels involved 4) Uleeration & gangrene of fingers ) Commonly involves upper limb than lower limbs 329, Diabetieyangreneis due to A/E (N86) ©) Common in male 2) Vasospasm 4) Common in female ') Atherosclerosis > 342, Inwhich one ofthe following conditions Dactylitis 6) Peripheral neuritis CANNOT bescen- (uPsca2) @ Increased sugar in blood 4) Sickle-colianemia_b) Beta thalassemia 330, Pseudo aneurysms are most commonly due- (per ©) Congenital syphilis) Tuberculosis 4) Atherosclerosis by Trauma 93) ©) Sarcoidosis, ©) Congenital deficiency 4) Infections 343. Complications arising out of A - V fistula done 331. Bilateral pulseless disease in upper limbs in eaused for renal failure include the following EXCEPT - by- 619?) 8) Infection Uipmer 03) 8) Aortoarteritis ') Coaretation of aora b) Thrombosis ©) Fibromuscular dyspisiad) Buerger's disease ©) High output eardiac failure 332, AV fistula causes - (P6198) 4) Necrosis of the distal part 2) 4 Diastolic bt Venous return 344, Not seen in sudden onset peripheral arterial 1 Venous congestion) Systolic filing occlusion - (Kerala 04) 383. Ac. arterial ischemia, all are seen except-(PG198) a) Pain b)Rubor 8) Pallor by Rubor ©) Pallor 6) Anesthesia ©) Pain 6) Paraesthesia 345. Drug.used for Burger’sdisease- (MAHEOS) 334, Nicoladoni branhem sign is- (P6198) 8) Xanthinol micotinate by Propranolol 8) Compression cause bradycardia GIN a) Allthe above b) Compression cause tachycardia 346, Pseudoarterial aneurysm in drug abuser's seen «) Hypotension 7 (PGtdne 05) &) Systolic filing a) Radiat ‘Brachial 335, Abdominal Aneurysm is characterized by all ©) Femoral ) Carotid except- (PGI 2000) «) Pedal a) Elective surgery complication should be <5% Syndrome of internal iliac artery occlusion by Emergency surgery complication < 10% manifested by- (PGI June 05) ©) Rarely asymptomatic before rupture 2) Pain in calf € Bigger the size itis more prone to rupture b) Absent pulse at the dorsalis pedis artery Be Wa Wd Whe 328He 32H 330)b 381)a_ 35H 353) _334)a 335)be 33 33D Bde We MO)abed Wljac M2yb Id 3ab WSa 3o)ed 3)be re