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Mcq Subject: Orthopaedics

A To hold bone and plate

B To hold bone fragments with traction

C To cut the bone

D For creating a gap in wound

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A Supracondylar fracture of humerus

B Lateral condylar fracture

C Olecranon fracture

D Radial head fracture

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A Posterior cruciate ligament

B Anterior cruciate ligament

C Medial meniscus

D Lateral meniscus

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A Lisfranc fracture

B Jones fracture

C Shin splint

D Nutcracker fracture

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A Langerhans cell histiocytosis

B Giant cell tumor

C Chondroblastoma

D Osteoid osteoma

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A Anterior dislocation of hip joint

B Posterior dislocation of hip joint

C Fracture of femoral head

D Fracture shaft of femur

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A It's a extra synol structure

B Primary restrain for post dislocation of knee joint

C Primary restrain for internal rotation around knee joint

D Attached to medical femoral condyle

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A Eumycosis

B PVNS

C Ochronosis

D Hemophilic pseudotumar

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A Lordosis

B Kyphosis

C Scoliosis

D Recurvatum

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A 55 years

B 60 years

C 65 years

D 50 years

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Mcq Subject: Orthopaedics

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All are true about PCL except?

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Minimum age of screening of osteoporosis:

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