Surgery – Gen-1

In post burn patient true is-

Metabolic changes associated with excessive vomiting-

Which is the best method to assess intake of fluid in polytrauma patient-

Thromboembolism after pelvic surgery is usually from the veins-

Migratory thrombophlebitis (trousseau synd.) most commonly associated with –

Most commonly varicose veins are seen in –

Not a feature of peripheral arterial occlusion-

What will be the diagnosis of Ajay who is 50 yr old male with history of chronic smoking and pain in lower limb due to blockage of femoral artery-

Commonest part of subclavian artery to be affected bystenosis-

Allen test is useful in evaluating-

Most common site for aortic dissection-

Diabetic gangrene is due to all except

Adson test positive in-

Sequence of colour changes in Raynaud’s disease-

Nicoldani branham sign of A-V fistula is-

An adult patient complaining of rest pain , gangrene of toes; he has to support the leg over a surface. After assessing ABI you diagnosed it as a case of Critical limb ischemia. what is the ABI value you got-

Galazia triad comprises of all except-

The most common cause of death in septic shock is-

Buerger’s disease is affects all structures except-

Commonest site for peripheral aneurysm is-

Which classification is used for burns in children-

A patient presents with claudication in both buttocks and has impotence. Clinical examination reveals bruit over lower abdomen. What is the most probable site of block-

Most common site of aortic dissection is-

Burn involving skin and superficial dermis is categorized as-

Curling ulcer commonly seen in-

All are the components of Cushing triad except-

Milroy disease is-

An adult whose both lower limbs are charred along with genitalia has… % burn-

Pus in burn formed in-

In burn heat loss is due to-

Commonest cancer in burn scar is-

Most common cause of death due to burn in early period-

In 3rd degree burn all are seen except-

Indications for sympathectomy are all except-

Most common vessel affected in Buerger’s ds is-

Most common cause of abdominal aortic aneurysm is-

Which of the following statement is true regarding subclavian steal syndrome -

Commonest cause of lymphedema of lower limb/ upper limb in India is-

Necrotizing lymphadenitis is characteristically seen in-

Malignant cells in Hodgekin’s lymphoma-

A five year old child presents to the emergency dept with burns. The burn area corresponding to the size of his palm is equal to-

Head and neck involvement in burn in infant is-

In second degree burn epithelialization Occurs in-

Death from burn in first 10 days is due to all except-

Ranula is an example of-

Lipoma which most frequently undergo malignancy is-

A patient presents an ulcer of 6 months duration. O/E the ulcer having wash leather slough and the edge is punched out. Diagnosis of the ulcer is-

Coller button ulcer seen in-

In Rugby players a kind of impetigo is seen called serum pox. Causative organism is-

Virchow’s triad includes all the following except-