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Weekly Test CH 1-16

The document outlines a weekly test for General Surgery, covering multiple choice questions from chapters 1-25 of Bailey's textbook. It includes questions on various surgical topics such as haemorrhagic shock classification, bacterial infection intervals, and pediatric surgical procedures. The test is divided into two sections, with a total of 40 marks available.

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Weekly Test CH 1-16

The document outlines a weekly test for General Surgery, covering multiple choice questions from chapters 1-25 of Bailey's textbook. It includes questions on various surgical topics such as haemorrhagic shock classification, bacterial infection intervals, and pediatric surgical procedures. The test is divided into two sections, with a total of 40 marks available.

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Weekly test- GENERAL SURGERY

UNIT 1 ( PROF Dr B SANTHI unit )

chapter( 1-16) from BAILEY Total - 25 marks

Multiple choice questions 1 x 5 = 5 marks

1. Counter regulatory hormone includes all except


A. Cortisol
B. Glucagon
C. Insulin
D. Adrenaline

2. A 25 year old male with H/o trauma and sustained injury to pelvis and abdomen with
Bp- not recordable , feeble pulse , nil urine output and GCS- 8/15 . What is the
classification of Haemorrhagic shock in this condition
A. Class I
B. ClassII
C. CLASS III
D. Class IV

3. Bacterial growth becomes established enough to cause an infection after a break in


tissues , caused by surgery or trauma , this interval period is Decisive period . What is
decisive period ?
A. 2 hours
B. 3 hours
C. 4 hours
D. 5 hours

4. False about cutting of tissues using diathermy


A. Lower voltage current
B. Interrupted current
C. Energy over a small area
D. Minimal lateral spread and collateral damage

5. Duty of contour is
A. Disclosure of information of complications to patients and relatives
B. Clinical decision relating to withdrawal of treatment
C. Palliative care of patients where pain is difficult to control
D. Success in protecting life and health to an acceptable standard

5 marks (5x4=20 marks )


1. Upper gastrointestinal scopy
2. Amoebic liver abscess
3. Blood transfusions and it’s complications
4. Factors affecting wound healing
Weekly test( chapter 17-25)

Multiple choice questions

1.A 6 month old male baby has been planned for elective procedure what is the duration of
fasting advisable for this baby

A. 1 hour for breast milk


B. 4 hours for breast milk
C. 2 hours for breast milk
D. 6 hours for breast milk

2. A 6 weeks male child with c/0 non bilious vomiting and on examination palpable mass in
right upper quadrant , what is the procedure to be done in this condition

A. Kasai procedure
B. Ramstedt’s pyloromyotomy
C. Duodenoduodenostomy
D. Bialock shunt

3. concentric target sign is seen on an abdominal ultrasound in which condition

A. Intussusception
B. Jejenal atresia
C. Necrotising enterocolitis
D. Caecal volvolus

4.Maximum dose of lignocaine with adrenaline includes

A. 3mg/kg
B. 4 mg/kg
C. 6mg/ kg
D. 7 mg/ kg

5.Return of function of the intestine occurs in which of the following order ?

A. Large bowel, small bowel and stomach.


B. Stomach , small bowel and large bowel
C. small bowel, large bowel and stomach
D. Small bowel , stomach and large bowel

15 marks

1.INTUSSUSCEPTION
2.spinal anesthesia

3. Meckel’s diverticulum

4.premedication

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