Surgery - Medical MCQ

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14869 Surgery

Type of shock seen in burns cases:

AHypovolemic

BCardiogenic

CNeurogenic

DNone of the above

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14870 Surgery

During a workup for infertility, a 34-year-old man is noted to have a solid tumor in the anterior aspect of his right testis. What is the most likely diagnosis?

ATorsion of the testis

BCyst of the epididymis

CLipoma of the cord

DCancer of the testis

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14871 Surgery

True about treatment of follicular cancer:

AMetastatic follicular cancer can be detected by I-131

BMetastatic follicular cancer can be treated by I-131

CAdriamycin and taxol are used as chemotherapeutic agents

DAll of the above

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14872 Surgery

Gangrene of intestine is seen in all the following conditions, except

ATricuspid Valve Endocarditis

BShock

CMesenteric Artery Thrombosis

DVolvulus

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14873 Surgery

Neurocardiagenic syncope, the least useful investigation is :

ATilt table

BCarotid sinus massage

CCarotid duplex scan

DOhostatic blood pressure recording

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14874 Surgery

Zollinger Ellison syndrome true about A/E:

ASurgery is to be done

BExocrine tumor

CEndocrine disorder

DSecretory diarrhea seen

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14875 Surgery

Which of the following statement(s) is true concerning breast reconstruction?

AThe timing of breast reconstruction is of oncologic significance

BBreast reconstruction may interfere with detection of local recurrence of breast cancer

CMaintenance of an effective subpectoral pocket for a breast implant requires preservation of the pectoralis fascia

DBecause of its complexity, the TRAM flap is seldom used for primary breast reconstruction

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14876 Surgery

Concentration of sodium in Ringer’s lactate is:

A154 mEq/L

B120 mEq/L

C130 mEq/L

D144 mEq/L

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14877 Surgery

A 35-year-old patient presents to your office with chronic draining subcutaneous periareolar abscesses, which have been incised and drained many times in the past 5 years but keep recurring. What is the best treatment of choice?

ARepeat incision and drainage (I and D) since the previous procedures were inadequate

BLong-term antibiotics

CMajor duct excision

DComplete excision of the drainage tract

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