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A patient involved in a road traffic accident presents with quadriparesis, sphincter disturbance, sensory level up to the upper border of sternum and respiratory rate of 35/minute. The likely level of lesion is

AC1 - C2

BC4 - C5 (Correct Answer)

CT1 - T2

DT3 - T4

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749 Orthopaedics

Tube cast is used for which of the following bones?

AKnee (Correct Answer)

BAnkle

CShoulder

DElbow

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Severe disability in primary osteoahritis of hip is best managed by –

AAhrodesis

BAhroplasty (Correct Answer)

CMc Murray's osteotomy

DIntra-aicular hydrocoisone and physiotherapy

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751 Orthopaedics

Avascular necrosis is a complication of:

AFracture of talus (Correct Answer)

BFracture of medial condyle of femur

COlecranon fracture

DRadial head fracture

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752 Orthopaedics

1 year old breast fed child with excessive crying and gum bleeding is a feature of:

ARickets

BScurvy (Correct Answer)

CKwashiorkor

DMarasmus

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753 Orthopaedics

Enchondroma commonly arises from –

ARibs

BVertebra

CTibia

DPhalanges (Correct Answer)

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Most common muscle affected by fibrosis is

ASerratus anterior

BTrapezius

CSternocleidomastoid (Correct Answer)

DTendocalcaneous

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Common fractures in children are all except –

ALacteral condyle humerus

BSupracondylar humerus

CFracture of hand (Correct Answer)

DRadius-ulna fracture

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756 Orthopaedics

A 50 year oldlady sprained her ankle 2 months back from which she made a steady recovery. 2 months after the injury she gradually developed severe pain in her right ankle with significant limitation of ankle movement. Clinical examination reveals edema and shiny skin. What is the likely diagnosis ?

AFibromyalgia

BComplex Regional pain syndrome Type I (CRPS I) (Correct Answer)

CComplex Regional pain syndrome Type II (CRPSII)

DPeripheral Neuropathy

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