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Mcq Subject: Surgery

A 2-3 Days

B 3-5 days

C 2-3 weeks

D 4 weeks

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A Seminoma

B Renal cell ca

C Epididymitis

D Ca lung

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A Right kidney is preferred over the left for transplantation

B It is lower than the left kidney

C Right renal vein is shorter than the left

D Right kidney is related to the duodenum

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A Ankle

B Hip

C Shoulder

D Patella

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A No prophylaxis for clean contaminated surgery

B No prophylaxis for gastric ulcer surgery

C Prophylaxis for colorectal surgery

D Local irrigation with antibiotic contraindicated when systemic antibiotics given

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A Kidney

B Ureter

C Bladder

D Urethra

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A Oestrogen / progesteron receptors

B Axillary lymph node status

C Clinical assessment

D CT

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A Regular follow up

B IV Antibiotics

C Laparoscopy cholecystectomy immediately

D Open cholecystectomy immediately

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A Predominantly present in liver

B Involved in purine metabolism

C PRPP is the substrate required

D Its deficiency leads to Lysch Nyhan disease.

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A Crohn's disease

B Ulcerative colitis

C Peutz-Jegher's syndrome

D Barrett's esophagus

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