A Posterior

B Anterior

C Inferior

D Superior

A Skin

B Superficial fascia

C Deep fascia

D Muscles

A Upper extremity ischemia

B Cerebral infarction

C Exsanguinating hemorrhage

D Mediastinitis

A Most commonly presents with pneumaturia

B Most commonly caused by colonic cancer

C More common in females

D Readily diagnosed on barium enema

A 1000 ml drainage after placing intercostal tube

B Continuous bleeding through intercostal tube of more than 200 ml/hour for three or more hours

C Cardiac tamponade

D Rib fracture

A Excessive forward glide

B Giving way

C Locking

D Mc. Murray's sign

A Microangiopathic changes in blood vessels

B Neuropathy

C Trophic ulcers

D Macroangiopathy

A Topical steroid

B Intralesional steroid

C Excision

D Radiotherapy

A Erect

B Supine

C Right lateral

D Left lateral

A There should be no contracture at the joint

B The line of pull must be straight

C One tendon must do one function only

D A muscle power less than 3 can also be used