1. Nasogastric tubes have a green line running through their entire length, this is To indicate level of fluid when given per tube To obtain its radiographic picture None of the above To indicate the length of tube inserted into the stomach 2. A Common site for intramuscular injection in adults: Vastus intermedius Gluteus maximus Pectoralis major Deltoid 3. An abscess is Collection of pus Mainly specific bacterial Infection Pyogenic membrane cavity with pus All of the above 4. Gangrene due to known infectious agent is Dry gangrene Pyoderma granulosum Fourniors gangrene Wet gangrene 5. Not True about oropharyngeal pack during surgery under general anesthesia: Should be removed after cessation of anesthesia It prevents blood aspiration into trachea Should be given after induction of anesthesia Given when pt is awake 6. General anesthesia and conscious sedation are indicated in all except: Emotional and apprehensive patients Patients with mental retardation Patients with cerebral palsy Controlled epilepsy 7. A cross-match is performed by incubating Donor serum with recipient lymphocytes and complement Donor lymphocytes with recipient serum and complement Donor lymphocytes with recipient lymphocytes Recipient serum with a known panel of multiple donor lymphocytes 8. Which is a non-absorbable suture? Collagen Vicryl Polyglycolic acid Polypropylene 9. If in a maxillofacial trauma, the parotid duct is transversed it should be: Sutured Made to open in the oral cavity All of the above Conduited with a plastic tube 10. The immediate step to be taken in maxillo facial Injury is Rule out cervical spine fracture Correct shock Ensure airway look for other injuries 11. A patient is admitted with head injury, GCS < 8, severe midface fractures, frequent apnoea and low oxygenation. Airway management is best done by Oropharyngeal airway Orotracheal intubation Nasopharyngeal airway Cricothyrotomy 12. Which of the following parts of the body is not affected by leprosy Testes Nasal mucosa Axila Ovary 13. According to AILS current guidelines for polytrauma resuscitation sequence is BAC CBA ABC CAB 14. The popular SAG-M blood is useful in DIC Anaemia Burns Haemophilia A 15. Which is the correct statement regarding facial nerve palsy in temporal bone fractures: More common with transverse fractures More common with longitudinal fractures Facial palsy is of immediate onset It is always associated with CSF leakage 16. A 3 year old child suffers from burn injury with the following body parts involved: face including scalp, both buttocks and circumferentially around both thighs. How much is TBSA involved? 0.26 0.25 0.35 0.45 17. True about hemorrhage Secondary hemorrhage occur 7 to 14 days postoperative Reactionary hemorrhage occur at the time of surgery None of above is correct Primary hemorrhage occur within 24 hr postoperative 18. Most appropriate statement for nasal RAE tubes: Can be used to keep the patient intubated in the post-operative period Used most commonly for cleft lip and palate surgery Keeps the surgical field free during surgery Useful in basilar skull fractures 19. A patient is suffering from dehydration secondary to diarrhea which of the following intravenous agent is used In this case? 10% glucose solution Distilled water 0.9% saline 5% glucose solution 20. To safeguard against post-surgical infection, the surgical site should be 21 days 14 days 10 days 30 days Loading … Question 1 of 20
