Download Diplomate in National Board (DNB) 2019 Dec 2019 Dec ORTHOPEDICS PAPER I PART A Previous Question Papers
DECEMBER 2019
ORTHOPEDICS
PAPER-l
TIME: 3 HOURS ORTHO/D/19/27/l
MAX. MARKS: 100
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
. This question paper consists of 10 questions divided into Part ?A? and part ?B?, each part
containing 5 questions.
. Answers to questions of part A and part B are to be strictly attempted in separate answer sheet(s)
and the main + supplementary answer sheet(s) used for each part must be tagged separately.
- Answers to question(s) of Part A attempted in answer sheet(s) of part B or Vice versa shall not be
evaluated.
. Answer sheets of Part A and Part B are not to be tagged together.
. Part A and Part B should be mentioned only on the covering page of the respective answer sheets.
. Attempt all questions in order.
. Each question carries 10 marks.
. Read the question carefully and answer to the point neatly and legibly?
. Do not leave any blank pages between two answers.
. lndicate the question number correctly for the answer in the margin space.
. Answer all the parts of a single question together.
0 Start the answer to a question on a fresh page or leave adequate space between two answers.
. Draw table/diagrams/?owcharts wherever appropriate.
Write Short notes on:
PART A
1. Describe the composition of bone? Enumerate the various cells 2+(2+3)+3
found in the bone and describe their function. Describe Haversian
system of the bone with suitable diagram.
2. Define osteomalacla. Describe its etiopathogenesis, clinical 2+(2+3+3)
features and management.
3. Classify chronic osteomyelitis. Describe its etiology, pathology, 2+(2+2+2+2)
clinical features and management.
4. Discuss the causes of nonunion of fractures. Describe various 4+2+4
types of nonunion? Discuss various modalities used to diagnose
nonunion.
5. Define Crush syndrome. Describe its pathology, clinical features 2+(2+3+3)
and management.
P.T.O.
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POSSESSION/USE OF CELL PHONES 0R ANYSUCH ELECTRONIC GADGETS IS NOT PERMITTED INSIDE THE EXAMINATION
HALL.
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