1. The first and most important step in management of a case of trauma is: Clearing the airway Start intravenous infusion Supply large amount of oxygen Call ambulance 2. In the healing of an ulcer, the epithelium that eventually will cover the defect is derived from Transformation of endothelial cells to epithelial cells Transformation of fibrous exudate to epithelium Metaplasia of fibroblast to epithelial cells Intact epithelium of ulcer margin 3. Surgical drains should be removed from sutured lacerated wounds After 12 hours After 2 days When no drainage is present Within 36 hours 4. Lucid interval seen in Sub arachnoid trauma Intracranial trauma Subdural trauma Extradural trauma 5. Trauma and Injury Severity Score (TRISS) includes RTS+ GCS +BP RTS+ ISS+ GCS RTS+ ISS+ Age GCS+ BP+ RR 6. Agent of choice in day care surgery: Propofol + fentanyl + halothane Thiopentone + isoflurane + pethidine Propofol + pethidine + halothane Propofol + fentanyl + isoflurane 7. Acute osteomyelitis is most frequently caused by which of following micro organisms Gonococcus Staphylococcus Enterococcus Streptococcus 8. A young boy had fallen on the road and developed jaw stiffness and severe pain in the neck hours after the trauma Before other treatment one should always exclude Meningitis Spinal injury Fracture of mandible Tetanus 9. Nerve Injury leading to contusion of the nerve in which continuity of both epineura sheath and the axons is maintained is known as: Axonotmesis Neuroproxia Neurotmesis Traumatic neuroma 10. FAST stands for Fast abdominal sonography for trauma Focused abdominal sonography for trauma Fast assessment with sonography for trauma Focused assessment with sonography for trauma 11. Actinomycosis is sensitive to Lodox-uridine Nystatin Streptomycin Penicillin 12. True statement regarding fracture base of the skull are all of the following, except Associated with 8 cranial nerve palsy Prophylactic antibiotics are usually not required Early surgery is indicated for optimal outcome May present with CSF otorrhea 13. The cold water treatment of burns has the disadvantages that It Increase the chances of Infection None of the above Pain Exudation 14. Better levels of factor VIII are achieved by infusion of: Cryoprecipitate Fresh frozen plasma Fresh blood Desmopressin 15. To replenish the inventory the Blood Banks routinely issue blood packets which are close to the expiry date. Which of the following will be the closest to expiry date according to the anticoagulant used and the method of storage of the packet: SAGM 25 days with irradiation ACD 14 days SGAM 35 days CPDA, 27 days 16. A patient of burns Should be given: Hypertonic saline 0.9% Human Albumin 4.5% Dextrose saline 5% dextrose 17. Endotoxic shock is initiated by: Failure of myocardial pump Peripheral vasodilation Injury to endothelial cells Inadequate blood volume 18. Cystic hygroma may be situated at Cheek Axilla Neck All 19. Most commonly affected peripheral nerve in leprosy is Lateral Popliteal Radial Medial Ulnar 20. A patient having pulsatile swelling in anterior side of sternocleidomastoid muscle Thyroglossal cyst Cystic hygroma Carotid body tumor Sternocleidomastoid tumor Loading … Question 1 of 20
