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Mcq Subject: Surgery

A Topical anesthesia plus sedation

B General anaesthesia

C Awake fibreoptic intubation

D Tracheostomy

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A Potts spine

B Multiple myeloma

C Cauda equine syndrome

D Bone metastasis

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A Gillis temporal

B Alkat Bramley

C Risdon

D Morey

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A Fracture of surgical neck of humerus

B Intramuscular injection

C Improper use of crutches

D Shoulder dislocation

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A Positive DAT

B Spherocytes positive

C Haemoglobinuria

D Reduced haemoglobin

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A Sagittal split ramus osteotomy

B Vertical ramus osteotomy

C Subapical osteotomy

D Body osteotomy with extraction of premolars

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A Below SMAS & above parotidomasseteric fascia

B Above SMAS & below parotidomasseteric fascia

C Above SMAS & above parotidomasseteric fascia

D Below SMAS & below parotidomasseteric fascia

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A Increase dead air space

B Increase respiratory resistance

C Decrease respiratory work

D Cause obstruction in respiration

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A Inadvertent lip biting after anesthesia

B Chemical burn

C Permanent palsy

D Trismus

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A Nerve to mylohyoid muscle

B Long buccal nerve

C Loose areolar tissue

D Nerve to medial pterygoid muscle

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