Q. Least common complication of Meckel’s diverticulum (NEET 2018) a) Bleeding b) Obstruction c) Neoplasm d) Obstruction Answer is free 7) c Neoplasm The most common clinical presentation of Meckel’s diverticulum is gastrointestinal bleeding, which occurs in 25% to 50%
Acute diverticulitis
Q) False regarding the management of Acute Diverticulitis. Sigmoid colon inflammation and Fat stranding in CT with initiation of IV antibiotics, a) Outpatient treatment b) Do a colonoscopy after the resolution of acute symptoms c) Elective Colectomy to be done
Hyperbaric oxygen
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in radiation proctitis all are true except A. Indicated in acute radiation proctitis but not in subacute or chronic radiation proctitis B. Oxygen increases the growth of residual tumor and hence tumor should be completely resected C.
Pancreatic protocol CT
Q) All are true about pancreatic protocol CT except (AIIMS 2012) a) > 90% unresectable lesions picked up by CT b) Dual phase CT with cuts taken at 40 secs and 70 secs c) Liver metastasis detected in early arterial
UTI Sample
Q) Best specimen for culture in UTI A. Midstream urine at anytime B. Midstream urine at early morning C. First voided sample D. Any urine sample Answer a In males- midstream urine sample
Disinfectants in Surgery
Q) All are true about disinfectants in surgery except A. Povidone iodine needs to dry up prior to its action B. Alcohol disinfectants act against all organisms except clostridium difficile C. Single dose of first generation cephalosporin should be givens