24.5.2013(AIIMS surgery)(og)c

Question 0

Hpe in buergers s disease

Answer 0

Pmn aggregation , microabscess , multinucleated giant cell in thrombosed vessel

Question 1

Electrolyte abnormalities refeeding syndrome

Answer 1

Hypo : k, mg , phosphate

Question 2

Skip lesions and corkscrew collaterals seen in

Answer 2

Buergers disease

Question 3

Pan coast tumour is histologically

Answer 3

Squamous cell ca

Question 4

Hypercalcemia is commonly paraneoplastic syndrome of what type of ca lung

Answer 4

Squamous cell

Question 5

Glutamate dehydrogenase elevated in

Answer 5

Hepatocellular necrosis like toxic liver damage

Question 6

Emetine hydrochloride use and side effect

Answer 6

Invasive amoebiasis and cardiac effects

Question 7

Amoebic liver abscess prone for rupture

Answer 7

> 5cm and in left lobe of liver

Question 8

Secondaries spleen most common primary

Answer 8

Lung followed by stomach

Question 9

In short bowel syndrome , post absorptive levels of which substance will help in differentiating transient and permanent intestinal failure

Answer 9

Plasma citrulline

Question 10

IPSID associated with what infection

Answer 10

Campylobacter jejune

Question 11

IPSID associated with what immunoglobulin abnormality

Answer 11

Truncated alpha heavy chains lacking light chain and first constant domain

Question 12

IPSID translocation

Answer 12

9;14

Question 13

Carcinoid in git ; most common sites involved in order

Answer 13

Appendix followed by ileum by rectum

Question 14

Fistuloclysis means

Answer 14

Infusion of nutrition directly through fistula into bowel distal to it

Question 15

Number of polyps in colon or rectum( if polyps are present only there ) required to say its juvenile polypsis syndrome

Answer 15

Five

Question 16

Perineal approaches for rectal prolapse

Answer 16

Delorme , altimeter , theirsch

Question 17

Abdominal approaches for rectal prolapse

Answer 17

Wells , ripstein , resection rectopexy

Question 18

Fistula in ano types in descending order of frequency

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Intersphincteric , transphincteric , suprasphincteric , extrasphincteric

Question 19

Salt intake and relation to renal stones

Answer 19

Inc salt leads to inc ca excretion, inc ph and reduced citrate excretion so inc stones

Question 20

Marker used in prognosis of prostrate cancer

Answer 20

PSA , becomes normal 2-3 weeks after surgery but 3-5 months after radiotherapy

Question 21

CD Markers on neural stem cells inc glioma risk

Answer 21

Cd133 , cd 15

Question 22

Pseudo gestational sac location within endometrium

Answer 22

Centrally

Question 23

Apt test is for what and based on what

Answer 23

For dif maternal and fetal blood , based on fetal hb alkali resistant

Question 24

Schedule for baby born to hbsag positive mother

Answer 24

Hbs Ig within 12 hours of birth and hbsag at 0,6,14 weeks or 0,1,6 months . If hbs Ig skipped then accelerated hbsag 0,1,2 months with booster at 9 months