Sample of 1st GI Surgery MCQs – Surgery Superspeciality MCQS

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1. 1.Accentuation of breath and cardiac sounds through abdominal wall seen in ruptured abdominal viscus is termed as

a) Claybrook sign

B) Cruveilhier sign

C) Chandelier sign

D) Carnett sign

2. True regarding Bariatric surgery is

After RYGB and LSG have increased ghrelin, which leads to decreased appetite after surgery

B.C-reactive peptide, which are elevated before RYGB, are markedly reduced after RYGB,

The volume of gastric pouch in RYGB is 45-50 mL

RYGB is a moderately restrictive, Moderately Malabsorptive procedure

3. Low SAAG ascites seen in all except

Pancreatic Ascitis

Biliary Ascitis

Nephrotic syndrome

Myxedema

4. Q) Indications for esophagectomy in an Achalasia cardia patient are all except

Megaesophagus

Sigmoid Esophagaus

Failure of more than 2 myotomy

Reflux stricture that is not amenable to dilation

5. Which of the following clinical conditions is not associated with delayed gastric emptying

Hypocalcaemia

Scleroderma

Hyperglycemia

Zollinger allison Syndrome