Surgery MCQ Questions — Page 762

Question 1

On postoperative day 3, an otherwise healthy 55-year-old man recovering from a partial hepatectomy is noted to have scant serosanguineous drainage from his abdominal incision. His skin staples are removed, revealing a 1.0cm dehiscence of the upper midline abdominal fascia. Which of the following actions is most appropriate?

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Removing all suture material and packing the wound with moist sterile gauze

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Starting intravenous antibiotics

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Placing an abdominal (Scultetus) binder

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Prompt resuturing of the fascia in the operating room

Question 2

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Ductal carcinoma in situ

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Lobular carcinoma in situ

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Phyllodes tumor

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Mondors disease

Question 3

ACheek

BPalate

DTongue

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Angle of mandible

Question 4

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Causes stridor

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Obtains its blood supply from thoracic vessels

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Characteristically malignant

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Must be removed by thoracotomy

Question 5

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Pre Operative use of Actinomycin D

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Post Operative Radiotherapy

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Good prognosis in Infants

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Neuroblastoma is the commonest differential diagnosis

Question 6

APapillary

BMedullary

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Anaplastic

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Follicular

Question 7

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Recurrent Tumour

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Tumor less than 2 cm in diameter

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Tumors with aggressive histology

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Tumors with perineural invasion

Question 8

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Meckels diveiculum

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Patent rachus

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Ileal atresia

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Jejunal aplasia

Question 9

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Tracheostomy

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IPPV with oral intubation

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Fixation of ribs

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Strapping of chest