Calicut University 2009-3rd Year M.B.B.S Medicine Part 2, 1 Whole of General Surgery excluding GIT, , - Question Paper

4. The colour of the Nitrous, Oxide, cylinder is:
(A) Orange (B) Black
(C ) Blue (D) Brown

5. Metabolic Acidosis is corrected by:
(A) Calcium gluconate (B) Sodium bicarbonate
(C ) Calcium chloride (D) Sodium chloride

6. Fourmier's gangrene is:
(A) Idiopathic gangrene of scrotum (B) Gangrene of fingers
(C ) Gangrene of the lower limb (D) Gangrene of largebowel

7. Adamantinoma arises from:
(A) Epithelial lining of dental plate (B) Jaw bone.
(C ) Fibrous tissue (D) Ameloblasts.

8. Risus sardonicus is seen in:
(A) Meningitis (B) Epilepsy
(C) Early stage of Tetanus (D) Strychnine poisoning

9. Decubitus ulcer is a :
(A) Venuous ulcer (B) Pressure sore
(C) Non healing nonspecific
ulcer (D) Infected traumatic wound

10. A hamartoma is:
(A) A haemorrhagic cyst (B) Tumour of muscle
(C) A tumour of bone (D) A developmental malformation.

11. Malignant pustule is:
(A) Infection with Anthrax (B) Malignant degeneration of a tumour
(C) Life tearing spreading infection (D) Secondary bacterial infection in
malignant ulcer.

12.The treatment of option for an early case of Hyper Nephroma is :
(A) Radical Nephrectomy (B) Radiotherapy.
(C) Chemotherapy (D) Combination of radiotherapy and
chemotherapy.

13.Lipoma in the subsequent site in most likely to be come malignant:
(A) Subcutaneous (B) Submucous
(C ) Retroperitoneal (D) Subsynovial

14.The median nerve supplies all the subsequent muscles except:
(A) Flexor pollicis Brevis (B) Flexor Pollicis Longus
(C) Opponens pollicis (D) Adductor Pollicis

15.The Ulnar nerve supplies all the subsequent muscles except:
(A) 1st lumbrical (B) 1st palmar introsseous
(C ) 1st dorsal introsseous (D) Adductor Pollicis

16.Wharton's duct drains the:
(A) Parotid salivary gland (B) Pancreas
(C) Submandibular salivery gland (D) Gall bladder

17.The Sclerosant used in the injection treatment of pile is:
(A) 5% phenol in water (B) 5% phenol in Almond oil
(C) 5% Ethnolamine oleate (D) 90% Alcohol

18.The commonest side for carcinoma in the anterior 2/3 of tongue is:
(A) Tip (B) Lateral border
(C) Dorsum (D) Ventral aspect

19.All the subsequent are signs of cerebral compression except:
(A) Brady cardia (B) Hypotension
(C) Altered sensorium (D) Vomiting

20.Green colour discharge from an ulcer shows infection with:
(A) Staph aureus (B) Staph albus
(C) Strept viridons (D) Pseudomonus pyocyanus

GENERAL SURGERY – Paper II (INCLUDES WHOLE OF SURGERY EXCLUDING GIT)
II. Match the following:1.
Reducible (a) Haemangioma
2. Compressible (b) Varicocoele
3. Slippery edges (c) Kidney
4. Bag of worms (d) Hernia
5. Mouldable (e) Lipoma
6. Ballotable (f) Sebaceous cyst
(6x1/2 = three marks

Earning:   Approval pending.