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Mcq Subject: Surgery

A Ecchymosis

B Deep vein thrombosis

C Recurrence of varicosity

D Venous ulcer

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A Abdominal perineal resection.

B Low anterior resection when technically feasible.

C Radiation therapy.

D Combined radiation and chemotherapy.

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A Double impaction

B Poal lymphademopathy

C Periampullary CA

D None

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A Chromosome 7p

B Chromosome 7q

C Chromosome 8p

D Chromosome 8q

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A 10-12gm

B 14-16gm

C 18-20gm

D 28-30gm

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A Contamination

B Colonization

C Tropical infection

D Local infection

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A <0.9

B <0.6

C >0.9

D >0.6

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A Air

B Nitrogen

C CO

D Carbon dioxide

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A Surgery

B Surgery + Radiotherapy

C Chemoradiation

D Chemotherapy

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A Thicker than 1-0 sutures

B Synthetic sutures

C Diameter is 0.9 mm

D Stronger than 1-0

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Mcq Subject: Surgery

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Gas most suited for laproscopy is –

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True regarding 10-0 sutures is/are?

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