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THIRD PROFESSIONAL M.B.B.S. DEGREE EXAMINATION, FEBRUARY 2008

Part II
General Surgery-Paper I
ORTHOPAEDICS

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Time: One Hour and a Half Maximum: 30 Marks

Answer Sections A and B in separate answer-books.
Draw diagrams wherever necessary.
MCQs should be answered first in the response sheet provided.

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Section B (Orthopaedics)

1. Multiple Choice Questions. (10x½ = 5 marks)
   Single response type-10 (separate sheet attached).
2. Match the following. (4 × ½ = 2 marks)
   Single response type-4 (separate sheet attached).

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3. Draw and label:
   Radiological appearance in a giant cell tumour. (1 mark)
4. Short answer questions:
   
   1. What are the complications of Osteochondioma?
   2. What are the clinical features of collis fracture?

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   3. What are the radiological features of chronic osteomyelilis?
   (3×1= 3 marks)
5. Write short notes on:
   
   1. Open fractures.
   2. Congenital Torticollis.

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   (2x2= 4 marks)
6. Read the paragraph and answer the following question :
   A 7 year old presented 10 orthopaedic outpatient with H/O limping and pain in the left Hip.
   
   1. What is the differential diagnosis ?
   2. Discus the pathology of Perthe's disease.

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   3. What are the radiological features?
   4. How will you treat the patient?
   5. What are the complications?
   (1+1+1+1+1 = 5 marks)
7. Short answer questions:
   

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   1. What are the types of supracondylar fracture of humours in children.
   2. What is the pathogenesis of Acute osteomyelitis?
   3. How will you manage transcervical type of neck of femur in a 60 year old lady?
   4. What are the complication of colles fracture?
   (4x1= 4 marks)

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8. Write short notes on:
   
   1. Ulnar claw hand.
   2. Cubitus varus.
   3. Clinical features of Rickets.
   (3×2=6 marks)

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Time: 10 Minutes Maximum: 5 Marks

GENERAL SUGERY-Paper I

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I. MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
ORTHOPAEDICS

Note.-(1) Do not write anything on the question paper.

(2) Write your register number on the answer-sheet provided.

(3) Select the appropriate answer and encircle the alphabet against each question in the

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(4) In the answer-sheet enter the total number of your answers in the appropriate box
provided.

(5) Each question carries ½ mark.

1. 'Sun Rise' appearance in X-ray is seen in :
   

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   (A) Ewing's Sarcoma. (B) Chondro Sareoma.
   (C) Giant all Tumour. (D) Osteosarcoma.
2. Monteggia fracture is :
   (A) Lower end of radius. (B) Upper end of radius.
   (C) Lower end of ulna. (D) Upper end of ulna.

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3. Thomas test for hip is done for:
   (A) Measuring Limb lengths. (B) Assessing fixed flexion deformity.
   (C) Pleasuring thigh girth. (D) Assessing abduction.
4. Treatment of choice for closed diaphysical fracture of femur :
   (A) Compression of femur. (B) Plaster spica.
   

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   (C) Ilizarov fixator. (D) Interlocking nailing.
5. Treatment for club foot should be started:
   (A) As early as possible. (B) One month.
   (C) Six months. (D) One year.
6. 'Phalen test' is positive in :
   

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   (A) Claw hand. (B) Carpal Tunnel syndrome.
   (C) Saturday night palsy. (D) Ollier's Disease.
7. 'Autonomous zone' for ulnar nerve:
   (A) Pulp of index finger. (B) Pulp of Ring finger.
   (C) Pulp of thumb. (D) Pulp of little finger.

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8. Lisfranc's joint is:
   (A) Ankle joint. (B) Tarsometatarsal joint.
   (C) Mid tarsal joint. (D) Subtalar joint.
9. Fat embolism is a complication of:
   (A) Fracture neck of femur. (B) Fracture shaft femur.
   

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   (C) Fracture scaphoid. (D) Fracture Talus.
10. Pott's spine is:
    (A) Fracture of spine. (B) Tuberculosis of spine.
    (C) Osteoperosis. (D) Vertebral metaslasis.

(10x½ = 5 marks)

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GENERAL SUGERY-Paper I

II. Match the following :

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(4x½ = 2 marks)