Risk for gall bladder perforation
Posted onQ) High risk for gall bladder perforation and stone spillage are all except? AIIMS 2020 a. Trainee surgeon b. Brown stones c. More than 10 stones d. Cholecystitis
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Lesion at floor of mouth
Posted onQ) 56 year old male with 4cm Floor of mouth cancer , invading mandilbe. 2cm lymph node left side of neck, Management will be A. Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy (RT) B. Surgery followed by RT C. RT D. CHEMO ALONE
Classifcation systems of chronic pancreatitis
Posted onQ) True about etiology and management of chronic pancreatitis is (AIIMS JUNE 2020) Last 10 questions on pancreas a. TIGAR- O classification is for management
Papillary carcinoma thyroid
Posted onQ) 40yr old lady 2X 2 Solitarty thyroid nodule left lobe. FNAC shows classic type of papillary carcinoma . Usg no neck nodes. Management
Small Intestine diverticulum
Posted onQ) Small intestine diverticula true statement is a. Meckel is Most common and jejuno ileal is least common but most symptomatic b. Meckel is true and congenital and rest are false and acquired c. 1-5 % Duodenal ones require endoscopic or surgical treatment d. All Meckel’s resected unless strong Contraindication is there
Hypokalemia
Posted onQ) Not a cause of hypokalemia a) RT aspiration b) Metabolic acidosis c) Insulin d) Hyperaldosteronism b – Metabolic acidosis
Poor prognosis in Colorectal cancer
Posted onQ) Which of the following is not a poor prognosis factor in stage ii colon cancer a) Lymphovascular invasion b) Present with obstruction and perforation c) Less than 12 lymph node extraction d) Poor differentiation with chromosomal instability
Rectal Intussusception
Posted onQ) Pick the true statement about rectal intussusception a) It is a rare finding in defecography b) When found, it is found to be a common cause of refractory constipation c) Biofeedback therapy and fibre intake is the mainstream treatment of choice d) Rectopexy has had good long term results