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PGI Chandigarh Surgery 2020 Paper
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PGI June 2020
7. Thrombo angitis Obliterans- Features are: (PGI Chandigarh June 2020) a. Involves medium and small size arteries b. Distal Gangrene occurs c. Thrombus can be seen in superficial veins d. Common among smokers e. Adjacent Veins and nerves not affected.
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6. qSOFA Score includes the following (PGI Chandigarh June 2020) a. Respiratory rate b. Blood pressure c. Mental Status d. Pulse oximetry e. Urine output
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5. Regarding Maxillo Facial Injuries – Clinical Features are: (PGI Chandigarh June 2020) a. Diplopia due to direct eye injury b. CSF leak may occur later c. Infra orbital nerve involved d. Fracture can be seen on Plain Radiograph e. Patient is asked to clear his nasal cavity in case any doubt of Blood is present
PGI June 2020
4. Which of the following swellings are seen in the posterior triangle of neck? (PGI Chandigarh June 2020 ) a. Subclavian aneurysm b. Branchial cyst c. Pharyngeal pouch d. Cystic Hygroma e. Cervical rib
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3. Peutz Jeugher’s Polyps are: (PGI Chandigarh June 2020 ) a. Hamartomatous b. Inflammatory c. Adenomatous d. Small serrated e. Non Neoplastic
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2. The Following are Isotonic IV fluids: (PGI Chandigarh June 2020 Questions) a. Ringer Lactate b. Plasmalyte c. 5% Dextrose d. 0.45% NS a. e.0.9% Normal Saline
PGI June 2020 Questions
1. The following are the metabolic derangements seen in Gastric Outlet Obstruction patients (PGI Chandigarh June 2020 Questions) a. Hypokalemia b. Hypercalcemia c. Hyponatremia d. Metabolic Alkalosis e. Hypochloremia