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8281 Surgery

Tube (Cylinder) cast is applied for the fracture of

AShoulder

BHip

CPelvis

DKnee (Correct Answer)

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8282 Surgery

What is a xenograft:

ATransplantation of organs from a 1st degree relative

BTransplantation of organs from unrelated donor

CTransplantation of tissues from self

DTransplantation of living tissues/organs from one species to another (Correct Answer)

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8283 Surgery

Upper GI endoscopy and biopsy from lower esophagus in a 48 year old lady with chronic hea burn shows presence of columnar epithelium with goblet cells. The feature is most likely consistent with

ADysplasia.

BHyperplasia.

CCarcinoma in-situ

DMetaplasia. (Correct Answer)

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8284 Surgery

In attempting to minimize complications during cholecystectomy, the surgeon defines the triangle of Calot during the operation. The boundaries of the triangle of Calot (modified) are the common hepatic duct medially, the cystic duct inferiorly, and the liver superiorly. Which structure courses through this triangle?

ALeft hepatic artery

BRight renal vein

CRight hepatic artery

DCystic artery (Correct Answer)

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8285 Surgery

The first to appear in acute intestinal obstruction is ?

AConstipation

BColicky pain (Correct Answer)

CVomiting

DDistension

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8286 Surgery

A patient is admitted to the hospital after ingesting lye. The following day he complains of chest pain. His pulse is 120 bpm. On physical examination he is found to have subcutaneous crepitus on palpation. His chest x-ray shows widening of the mediastinum and a pleural effusion. What has occurred?

AAortic rupture

BCoagulation necrosis

CEsophageal perforation (Correct Answer)

DOropharyngeal inflammation

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8287 Surgery

An 18 year old patient presents with acute abdominal pain, vomiting and on clinical examination loin tenderness is present. History of pyrexia is absent. The diagnosis is

AAcute testicular torsion (Correct Answer)

BAcute appendicitis

CAcute pyelonephritis

DAcute diverticulitis

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8288 Surgery

Dermatological manifest of IBD:

APyoderma gangrenosum (Correct Answer)

BNecrolytic migratory erythema

CImpetigo

DPsoriasis

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8289 Surgery

Bleeding penile ulcer is seen in all except

ASyphilis (Correct Answer)

BLGV

CChanchroid

DGranuloma inguinale

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