Q3. What is the probable diagnosis for a 50-year-old male who is a long-term smoker and experiences pain in both thighs and buttocks while walking approximately 500 meters?
Arterial disease involving the superficialfemoral artery
Arterial disease with aortoiliac involvement
Femoral venous insufficiency
Arterial disease involving the profunda femoris artery
Q4. Which statement regarding retrosternalgoiter is accurate?
Operated in all patients regardless of symptoms
Sternal incision is always required to operate
It receives blood supply from the thoracodorsal artery
Most of the retrosternal goiters can be removed by a neck incision
Ans. 4) Most of the retrosternal goiters can be removed by a neck incision
Q5. What stage of Hinchey's classification is indicated when a patient with clinical features suggestive of peritonitis presents with a diverticular perforation and fecal peritonitis during surgery?
Q6. A 75-year-old man with prostatecarcinoma presents to you with a PSA of 9 ng/mL with a small tumor focus. His Gleason score is 6. What will be your most likely management?
Radical prostatectomy
External beam radiation
Brachytherapy
Active surveillance
Ans. 4) Active surveillance
Q7. A patient after a road traffic accident presented with pain in the abdomen. The resident examined the child and found that vitals were stable and tenderness was present in the left lumbar region. Which is the best investigation of choice?
Contrast enhanced CT scan
Retrograde urethrogram
Wait and watch
Emergency laparotomy
Ans. 1) Contrast enhanced CT scan
Q8. A patient with rectal prolapse underwent surgery. The postoperative image is given below. Identify the procedure.
Q9. A patient arrives after being involved in a motorcycle road traffic accident. The patient does not report any pain or injury. Upon examination, there is evidence of blood at the urethral meatus. What would be your subsequent course of action in terms of managing this patient?
Foley's catheterization
Wait and watch
Nephrogram
Suprapubic cystostomy
Ans. 2) Wait and watch
Q10. A patient presents with a herniamedial to the inferior epigastric artery. What is the most likely diagnosis and appropriate management for the same?
Direct hernia and Bassini repair
Direct hernia and Lichtenstein mesh repair
Indirect hernia and Bassini repair
Indirect hernia and Lichtenstein mesh repair
Ans. 2) Direct hernia and Lichtenstein mesh repair
Q11. A 6-year-old boy came with a history of recurrenturinarytract infections. Imaging was done and is shown below. What is the diagnosis?
Q12. A 45-year-old female patient underwent a thyroidectomy. Three days after the surgery, she developed perioral numbness. Which of the following investigations need to be done for her?
Free T3, T4
T3, T4, TSH
Radioiodine scan
Calcium, phosphate, and parathormone levels
Ans. 4) Calcium, phosphate and Parathormone levels
Q13. A patient presented with blunt trauma to the abdomen. On evaluation, liver injury was noted, for which primary repair was done. Coagulation function was monitored intraoperatively using the method shown below. What is the method used?
Thromboelastography
Plethysmography
Sonography
Elastography
Ans. 1) Thromboelastography
Q14. A 59-year-old lady presents with a progressive, painless lump in the breast. What is the cause for the following skin change?
Q15. A child with a prior incident of being stabbed in the front part of the abdomen. The child's vital signs are stable. What will be the subsequent step in managing this case?
Emergency laparotomy
Observation
Intravenous hydration
Wait and watch
Ans. 1) Emergency laparotomy
Q16. Predominantly osteoblastic secondaries are seen in which of the following?
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