1. An abscess is Collection of pus Mainly specific bacterial Infection Pyogenic membrane cavity with pus All of the above 2. Incision and drainage of parotid abscess is done so as to avoid Cranial spread All VII nerve palsy Septicemia 3. A person has been brought in casualty with history of road accident. He had lost consciousness transiently and then gained consciousness but again became unconscious. Most likely, he is having brain hemorrhage Sub dural Intracerebral Sub arachnoid Extra dural 4. Which is the correct statement regarding facial nerve palsy in temporal bone fractures: More common with longitudinal fractures It is always associated with CSF leakage More common with transverse fractures Facial palsy is of immediate onset 5. In a closed fracture of femur a patient may lose blood as much as: 50 m1 2000 m1 5000 m1 200 ml 6. Throat pack true is: Should be used even after surgery Removed prior to extubation Not used with cuffed endotracheal tubes Well tolerated by awake patient 7. In a patient in whom a tumor was removed from lateral pharyngeal space, presents with excessive bleeding days postoperatively, this could be due to Reactionary hemorrhage due to infective erosion of internal carotid artery Secondary hemorrhage due to infective erosion of internal jugular vein Reactionary hemorrhage from pterygoid plexus of veins None of the above 8. Deep skin burns is treated with Split thickness graft Synthetic skin derivatives Amniotic membrane Full thickness graft 9. All are true regarding superior laryngeal nerve block except: Thyroid notch is used as a landmark Sensory loss below level of vocal cords occurs Needle pierces through thyrohyoid membrane Internal laryngeal nerve is anesthetized 10. Bed sore is a type of: Trophic ulcer Arterial ulcer Venous ulcer Tropical ulcer 11. In Glasgow coma scale, rating is given to patient on the basis of his level of consciousness. The minimum score that can be given is: 8 5 0 3 12. Nerve repair in an infected wound should be primary Not done at all Delayed primary secondary 13. In Haemorrhagic shock, hypotension occurs when blood loss is more than 10%-15% 15%-30% more than 40% 30%-40% 14. Syncope is usually caused by Cerebral ischemia Cerebral hyperaemia Vasoconstriction Decrease in vascular bed 15. Dilatation of the pupil In head injury is due to compression of III cranial nerve Cerebral Irritation pontine haemorrhage all of the above 16. Incompatible blood transfusion leads to all except Increased plasma prothrombin Renal failure Jaundice Increased plasma bilirubin 17. True statement regarding fracture base of the skull are all of the following, except May present with CSF otorrhea Prophylactic antibiotics are usually not required Associated with 8 cranial nerve palsy Early surgery is indicated for optimal outcome 18. Wash leather slough is seen with Rodent ulcer Trophic ulcer Chronic ulcer Gummatous ulcer 19. Most appropriate mode of ventilation for head injury patient CMV CPAP AMV SIMV 20. Chronic subdural Hematoma is caused by Fracture skull bone Rupture of bridging veins None Subarachnoid hemorrhage Loading … Question 1 of 20
