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Download MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) TMU (Teerthanker Mahaveer University) Final Year (4th Year) 2019 MBS404 General Surgery II Previous Question Paper

This post was last modified on 17 February 2022

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  • Periuretial transition zone of Submucous
  • Peripheral zone of Prostatic gland proper
  • Urethral glands
  • Periosteum

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  • Q.2 TIPSS procedure is used in the management of:
    1. Anal fistula
    2. Bronchiectasis
    3. Hepatocellular carcinoma
    4. Variceal bleeding and Ascites in Portal hypertension

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  • Q.3 Cannon balls in chest xray is due to:
    1. Tuberculosis
    2. Metastatic deposits
    3. Bronchiectasis
    4. Multiple foreign bodies

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  • Q.4 In case of uretero-sigmoidostomy biochemical changes are:
    1. Hypochloraemic, Hypokalaemic metabolic acidosis
    2. Hyperchloraemic, Hyperkalaemic metabolic acidosis
    3. Hyperchloraemic, Hypokalaemic metabolic acidosis
    4. Hyperchloraemic, hypokalaemic metabolic alkalosis

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  • Q.5 Meckel's diverticulum is remanent of:
    1. Wolffian duct
    2. Stensen's duct
    3. Omphalomesentric duct
    4. Mullerian duct

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  • Q.6 Kehr's sign is:
    1. Pain in right shoulder
    2. Is present in cases of intestinal injury
    3. Is present in injury to right kidney
    4. Is present in splenic injury

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  • Q.7 Following are indications of performing thoracotomy after blunt injury of chest except:
    1. Rib fracture
    2. Continuous bleeding through intercostals drainage tube of more than 200ml/hr
    3. One litre drainage after placement of intercostals tube
    4. Cardiac tamponade

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  • Q.8 In Hirschprung's disease:
    1. Diagnosis is confirmed clinically
    2. Gall bladder is fibrotic
    3. Patient is not jaundiced
    4. Stools are ribbon shaped and explosive

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  • Q.9 Gall stones commonly enters intestines through cholecystoduo-denalfistula
  • Q.10 McBurney's point is junction of:
    1. Lateral 2/3rd and medial 1/3rd of spinoumbilical line
    2. Lateral 1/4th and medial 3/4th of spinoumbilical line
    3. Lateral 1/3rd and medial 2/3rd of spinoumbilical line

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    4. None of the above
  • Q.11 The length of tubular part of St. Mark's hospital proctoscope is:
    1. 3 cm
    2. 15 cm
    3. 7 cm

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    4. 20 cm
  • Q.12 In superficial second degree burn all are true except:
    1. Blisters are present
    2. Heals without scaring
    3. Is painless

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    4. Involves whole dermis
  • Q.13 In congenital Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis there is:
    1. No visible gastric peristalsis
    2. No lump felt on abdominal palpation
    3. Vomiting is projectile and nonbilious

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    4. No electrolyte imbalance
  • Q.14 In Goodsall's rule all are true except:
    1. This applies to fistula- in -ano
    2. It guides about position of internal opening
    3. Whether tract is straight or curved

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    4. It is of no use
  • Q.15 Spermatocele:
    1. Is unilocular
    2. Is Multilocular
    3. Arises from sperms of testis

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    4. Is tense cyst which does not transilluminates
  • Q.16 Gas under right dome of diaphragm is x-ray finding in:
    1. Trauma to Pancreas
    2. Trauma to liver
    3. Renal injury

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    4. Perforation of hollow viscus
  • Q.17 The number of renal calyces are:
    1. Five
    2. Seven
    3. Four

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    4. Two
  • Q.18 All of the following are weight reducing surgery except:
    1. Rouxein -y gastric by pass
    2. Sleeve gastrectomy
    3. Gastric banding

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    4. Gastric mucosal resection and vagotomy
  • Q.19 In Courvoisier's law positive case:
    1. Gall bladder is fibrotic
    2. Patient is not jaundiced
    3. Is present in carcinoma head of pancreas

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    4. Is present in Cholelithiasis
  • Q.20 Regarding presentation of B.P.H:
    1. Impotency is the rule in early stages
    2. The patient has to strain to pass urine
    3. In acute retraction, the urine is always infected.

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    4. The urine dribbles constantly from beginning
  • Q.21 Cardiospasm is:
    1. Due to coronary artery spasm
    2. Due to oesophageal web
    3. Due to Carcinoma of oesophagus

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    4. Due to functional obstruction of Oesophagus
  • Q.22 A Wilm's tumour is a type of:
    1. Retinoblastoma
    2. Ganglioneuroma
    3. Nephroblastoma

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    4. Hypernephroma
  • Q.23 Foaming liver is seen in:
    1. Organophosphorous poisoning
    2. Actinomycosis
    3. Gas gangrene

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    4. Anthrax
  • Q.24 Infantile hydrocele:
    1. Is limited to scrotum
    2. Extends upto internal ring
    3. Extends upto external ring

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    4. None of the above
  • Q.25 Normal closure i vein
    1. 0-4 mm Hg
    2. 5-6 mm Hg
    3. 6-8 mm Hg

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    4. 8-12 mm Hg
  • Q.26 Bismuth classification is for:
    1. Ureteric stricture
    2. Biliary Stricture
    3. Oesophageal stricture

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    4. Intestinal Stricture
  • Q.27 Parkland Formula is:
    1. % of burn x weight(Kg) x4 ml/24 hrs
    2. % of burn x weight (Kg)x 9 ml/24hrs
    3. % of burn x weight (kg)x 2 ml/24hrs

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    4. None of the above
  • Q.28 In gall Stone Ileus all are true except:
    1. It is intestinal obstruction due to gall stones
    2. Gall stones enters intestine through common bile duct
    3. Presence of air in biliary tree in erect posture

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  • Q.29 Helicobacter Pylori is the causative organism for:
    1. Regional Ileitis
    2. Ulcerative Colitis
    3. ) Gram negative Septicaemia
    4. Peptic ulcer

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  • Q.30 In Barret's Oesophagus all are true except:
    1. It is metaplastic change in mucosa of oesophagus
    2. The squamous epithelium is replaced with columnar epithelium
    3. There is increased incidence of carcinoma
    4. Features of gastrroesphageal reflux disease is not present

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