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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions related to surgery from an MBBS final professional exam in 2009. The questions cover topics like breast cancer and lymph node involvement; nerves related to the thyroid gland; life-threatening chest injuries; Glasgow Coma Scale; appropriate IV fluids for a patient; causes of fever, abdominal pain and anuria; types of shock; symptoms of hypocalcemia; managing diarrhea during enteral feeding; and likely organisms causing a post-cholecystectomy wound infection.

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    MBBS FINAL PROFESSIONAL

    MODEL QUESTIONS FOR ANNUAL 2009


    Surgery (Paper-I)
    (Multiple Choice Questions)
    Q.1

    A 40 years old lecturer presents with a 3 cm lump in upper outer


    quadrant of her left breast. FNAC confirms the diagnosis of infiltrating
    ductal carcinoma. The lymph node group most likely to be involved first
    would be:
    a) Axillary.
    b) Abdominal.
    c) Supraclavicular.
    d) Internal mammary.
    e) Upper deep cervical.

    Q.2

    A 25 years old university student undergoes total thyroidectomy for


    multinodular goitre. During this operation inferior thyroid artery is
    ligated. The nerve intimately related to this artery is:
    a) Internal laryngeal nerve.
    b) External laryngeal nerve.
    c) Superior laryngeal nerve.
    d) Recurrent laryngeal nerve.
    e) Non-recurrent laryngeal nerve.

    Q.3

    A 15 years old motorcyclist slips while one-wheeling during 14th August


    celebrations and develops major chest injury with dyspnoea. He is
    rushed to emergency ward. The immediately life threatening chest injury
    in this case would be:
    a) Diaphragmatic rupture.
    b) Tension pneumothorax.
    c) Blunt cardiac injury.
    d) Pulmonary contusion.
    e) Tracheobronchial rupture.

    Q.4

    A 16 years old boy sustains head injury while doing one wheeling on his
    motorbike. He opens his eyes to painful stimuli. His verbal response is
    confused. His motor response is flexion to pain. His Glasgow coma scale
    would be:
    a) 3.
    b) 6.
    c) 9.
    d) 12.
    e) 15.

    Q.5

    A 30 years old laboratory technician suffering from ulcerative colitis


    develops listlessness, slurred speech, muscular hypotonia, depressed
    reflexes and abdominal distension. His ECG shows prolonged QT interval,
    depressed ST segment and flattering of T wave. The parenteral fluid most
    appropriate for this patient would be:
    a) Dextrose 5%.
    b) Normal saline 0.9%.
    c) Dextrose with saline.
    d) Saline with KCl.
    e) Ringers.

    Q.6

    A 50 years old computer operator presents with a 3 day history of fever,


    abdominal pain, nausea and anorexia. She has not urinated for 24 hours.
    She has a history of previous abdominal surgery for inflammatory bowel
    disease. Her blood pressure is 85/60 mmHg and pulse is 140/minute.
    Her response to this physiological state would be:
    a) Increase in sodium and water excretion.
    b) Increase in renal perfusion.
    c) Decrease in cortisol level.
    d) Hyperkalaemia.
    e) Hypoglycaemia.

    Q.7

    A 20 years old college student sustains multiple injuries in a road-traffic


    accident. His pulse is 120/min & thready and BP 90/60 mmHg. He has
    difficult respiration and sweat on his forehead. The diagnosis in this case
    is:
    a) Vasovagal shock.
    b) Psychogenic shock.
    c) Neurogenic shock.
    d) Cardiogenic shock.
    e) Hypovolaemic shock.

    Q.8

    A 20 years old man receives multiple blood transfusions for abdominal


    gunshot wound. He complains of numbness around his mouth and
    displays carpopedal spasm and a positive Chvostek sign. The treatment
    required is:
    a) Intravenous bicarbonate.
    b) Intravenous potassium.
    c) Intravenous calcium.
    d) Intravenous digoxin.
    e) Intravenous parathormone.

    Q.9

    A 50 years old house lady who is in coma due to head injury, is on enteral
    feeding with formula diet for last one week and is having diarrhoea ever
    since. The best management would be to:
    a) Give half strength feed and reduce rate of feeding.
    b) Boil the feed before administration.
    c) Switch over to parenteral nutrition.
    d) Give antibiotics cover.
    e) Give loperamide.

    Q.10 A
    50
    years
    old
    university
    professor
    undergoes
    emergency
    cholecystectomy for acute cholecystitis. On third post-operative day she
    develops fever and pain in the wound. Examination of wound reveals pus.
    The most likely organism involved is:
    a) Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
    b) Klebsiella pneumoniae.
    c) Streptococcus faecalis.
    d) Proteus vulgaris.
    e) Escherichia coli.

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