General Surgery #7

1. All of the following can be accurately assessed by CVP and pulmonary wedge- pressure (PWP) except

2. To safeguard against post-surgical infection, the surgical site should be

3. If surgery is to be carried in s haemophilic patient his factor VIII should be raised at least up to:

4. Features of hypovolemic shock are all except

5. All are true for silk sutures (except)

6. General anesthesia and conscious sedation are indicated in all except:

7. Better levels of factor VIII are achieved by infusion of:

8. Sebaceous cyst occurs in all except

9. Scar tissue is called

10. Wound contraction can be most effectively minimized by

11. Most common ribs fractured during resuscitation

12. Stored plasma is deficient in

13. The popular SAG-M blood is useful in

14. Gangrene due to known infectious agent is

15. Bed sores are predisposed by all except

16. One unit of platelets increase platelet count by

17. 3rd degree burns, all are seen except:

18. Deep skin burns is treated with

19. Which of the following nutrients are not included in Total Parental Nutrition

20. A 25 year old male with roadside accident underwent debridement and reduction of fractured both bones right forearm under axillary block. On the second postoperative day the patient complained of persistent numbness and paresthesia in the right forearm and hand. The commonest cause of this neurological dysfunction could be all of the following except