1. CSF rhinorrhea is from the Fracture in cribriform plate Fracture floor of the floor of the anterior cranial fosse Fracture of the posterior wall of the nose Fracture petrous temporal bone 2. Scar tissue is called Keloid Granulation tissue All of the above Callus 3. CPR should have a ratio of chest compression to mouth breathing of monitored for: 3;2 2;3 4;1 1;4 4. What is the investigation of choice in a patient with acute head injury PET Non Contrast CT MRI CECT 5. Which of the following Suture material will leads to maximum tissue response? Catgut Nylon Silk Linen 6. The tensile strength of a healing wound depends upon: Wound hormones Activation of fibrinolysis Formation of collagen fibers Adequate fluid intake 7. Malignant transformation in a Long standing scar Trophic Ulcer Marjolin’s Ulcer Rodent Ulcer Gummatous Ulcer 8. Bed sore is a type of: Venous ulcer Trophic ulcer Tropical ulcer Arterial ulcer 9. Which is a massive blood transfusion? Twice blood volume In 24 hours. Greater than 50% in 12 hours. Same as blood volume in 12 hours. 500 ml for 5 minutes. 10. Which is the correct statement regarding facial nerve palsy in temporal bone fractures: More common with transverse fractures It is always associated with CSF leakage Facial palsy is of immediate onset More common with longitudinal fractures 11. Which of the following ulcers have punched out margins: Syphilitic Tuberculous Basal cell carcinoma Squamous cell carcinoma 12. One of following is not seen in severe burns Hypovolemia Sepsis Hyperthermia Duodenal ulcer 13. Commonest cause of cellulites is Staphylococcus E. Coli Hemophilus Streptococcus 14. Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) with a known source of infection is called: Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS) Septic shock Severe sepsis Sepsis 15. Among the physiologic responses to acute injury is Increased secretion of insulin Decreased secretion of glucagon Decreased secretion of vasopressin (ADH) Increased secretion of thyroxine 16. Phantom pain is seen in patients of Acute appendicitis Renal colic Billiary colic Amputation 17. For the severely traumatized patient requiring airway management The stomach may be assumed to be empty only if a history is obtained indicating no ingestion of food or liquid during the prior 8 Intubation should be performed in the emergency room if the patient is unstable Steroids have been shown to be of value in the treatment of aspiration of acidic gastric secretions Awake endotracheal intubation is indicated in patients with penetrating ocular injury 18. Shock is a circulatory disturbance characterized by: Increased atmospheric pressure Increased blood Decreased volume of circulating blood Elevated body temperature 19. Most common cause of postoperative shock is Septive Cardiogenic Hypovolemia Air embolism 20. All of the following factors delay wound healing except: Vitamin B12 deficiency Vitamin A deficiency Ascorbic acid deficiency Infection Loading … Question 1 of 20
