Q ) False regarding Caustic injury to Esophagus a) Gastric lavage not done as it increases the chances of more injury b) Neutralising agents not given as it produces more injury than preventing it c) Milk and albumin not given
Fasciotomy
Q) True about fasciotomy of the lower limb a) Fasciotomy should be done when distal pulses are absent b) If there are no clinical signs and compartment pressure is more than 30 mm Hg, fasciotomy should be done c) Multiple
Pressure sore
Q) Pressure sore, grade II is a) Partial thickness skin loss, epidermis and dermis are involved b) Full thickness skin loss, involving subcutaneous tissue but not underlying fascia c) Non blanchable erythema, no breach in epidermis d) Involvement of bones
Bile duct injuries in cholecystectomy
Q True about Bile duct injuries in cholecystectomy a) Only 15% are recognized at the time of surgery b)Routine Operative cholangiography definitely reduces the incidence of bile duct injury c) In incomplete obstruction of bile duct, jaundice occurs early d)
Gall Bladder adenoma
Q) Not an indication of cholecystectomy in gall bladder adenoma? a) Size more than 1 cm b) Associated gall stones c) Age more than 60 years d) More than 3 in number Answer
Siewert
Q) False regarding CA Esophagus a) Siewert I treated as Esophageal cancer b) Siewert III treated as Gastric cancer c) Siewert II treated as Esophageal cancer or Merindino surgery d) Proximal margin in Esophagus is determined routinely to alter the