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Surgery: Iii Mbbs Part-Ii
Surgery: Iii Mbbs Part-Ii
Surgery: Iii Mbbs Part-Ii
SURGERY
By:
Dr. DHAVAL VORA
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Dr. D B VORA
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List of books recommended for the subject:
Standard book I m sure everyone must be aware of the
BAILEY and LOVE.
(use it as reference but writing answer is slightly less possible)
So I used to refer to MAKHANLAL SAHA. Though a clinical
book it can be used to make notes for all questions
SRB – its simple but vast
MANIPAL – danger*** but easy to just pass with it
For some topics REVIEW of SURGERY by AMIT ASHISH
latest edition is THE BESTT simple and complete.
For Passing: Exam Prep manual by RONAK DESAI
PRACTICAL:
All time needed: S DAS
And MAKHANLAL SAHA
Surgical anatomy : Mcgregor.
(I frankly dint like Shenoy sir’s notes its huge and very chindi
and very basic, so its upto you to refer)
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Before I start the question bank and exam pattern I would like to
DEDICATE
This QUE BANK SPECIALLY to my TEACHERS for helping
me gain the maximum knowledge and TOP the subject.
EXAM PATTERN
Theory: (170)
Theory Paper 1 and Paper 2: 60m + 60m
Theory Viva: 20m
Practicals: (130)
Practicals: 100m
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Usually the syllabus for
III-I will be on GENERAL SURGERY
III-III will be on GIT and GU along with Breast and Thyroid
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THEORY INTERNALS:
(30 marks)
Third year (III/I) term exam: 50m
Final year (III/IV) term exam: 50m
Prelims (only THEORY paper 1 and Paper 2): 60+60= 120m
Total: 220m
Out of 220. Internals of 30 will be calculated.
This shows that (III/I) term exam and (III/IV) term exam are
very important. So don’t take them lightly
PRACTICAL INTERNALS:
(30 marks)
ALLIED SUBJECTS 200m
ORTHO (50): usually its average of second year and
THIRD year endpost marks
(50+50)/2
Anaesthesia (50)
Radiology (50)
Casualty (50) as such there will be no endpost during
postings but in PRELIMS there will be a table on
CASUALTY viva
PRELIMS PRACTICALS with Theory viva: 120m
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Final year end post: 50m
Third year endpost: 50m
Second year endpost:50m
Total: (200+120+50+50+50 = 470m)
Out of 470 internals of 30 will be calculated
This shows that every endpost of every year is EQUALLY
important for making good internals.
Don’t aim for getting qualifying/ passing internals, AIM for
maximum. As internals are the only marks which can save your
ass in FINALS to pass. TRUST ME!!!This is possible only if
you give all endposts SERIOUSLY and not miss anyone
PRACTICALS PATTERN
For FINALS and PRELIMS:
100m Practicals and 30 m INTERNALS
Surgery:
Long case = 50m
Short case 1 = 25m
THEORY
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PAPER 1: GENERAL SURGEY, BREAST, THYROID and
ORTHOPEDICS
SECTION C: ORTHO
LAQ 3: COMPULSORY from ORTHOPEDICS 8m
SN: any 3 out of 4 (3*4= 12m)
All from ORTHO
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PAPER 2: GIT. GENITOURINARY along with Sn on
Anaesthesia, Radiology, CVTS and Plastic Surgery
SECTION C:
LAQ 3: COMPULSORY from RENAL 8m
SN: any 4 out of 6 (4*3=12m)
PAPER 2: GENITOURINARY, Anaesthesia, Radiology,
Plastic Surgery/ CVTS.
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PAPER 2
Section B is entirely on GIT. It’s very important and you have to
do it thoroughly.
GIT
LAQ: (2 compulsory LAQ)
1. Define HERNIA, surgical anatomy, C/f of strangulated
hernia and Principles of Management.
2. C/f of ACUTE PANCREATITIS and radiological
Investigations with TREATMENT
3. Causes of UPPER GI bleed . define PORTAL Htn, PS
anastomosis , Principles of management of ACUTE
variceal Bleeding
4. Causes, C/F and Manage Acute INTESTINAL
obstruction due to TB stricture/ IC stricture
5. C/f and Manage Acute CHOLECYSTITIS
6. C/f and Manage CHOLELITHIASIS (CBD stone)
7. Surgical anatomy of HepatoBILIARY tree, Obstructive
jaundice C/f and Manage due to CA PANCREAS head
(or) due to CBD stones.
8. ETIOPATH, sign and Symptoms, Manage CA esophagus
9. Surgical Anatomy of STOMACH : ETIOPATH, sign and
Symptoms (modes of presentation) , Manage CA stomach
10. ETIOPATH, sign and Symptoms, Manage CA
colon
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11. ETIOPATH, sign and Symptoms, Manage
ACHALASIA CARDIA
12. Causes of Painless PR Bleed , ETIOPATH, sign
and Symptoms, Manage CA RECTUM
13. Sign and Symptoms, Manage PERFORATED
PEPTIC ULCER
14. Sign and Symptoms, Manage of Acute
appendicitis with complications
15. Sign and Symptoms, Manage of ENTERIC
PERFORATION
16. Sign and Symptoms, Manage SPLENIC
RUPTURE
17. Enumerate CYSTIC lesion in LIVER and Sign and
Symptoms, Manage AMOEBIC LIVER abscess or
Pyogenic LIVER abscess.
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SN: (4/6) 40 sn
UPPER ENDOSCOPY
LOWER ENDOSCOPY
APPENDICULAR LUMP (Causes of RIF Lump)
(Causes of RH Lump)
APPENDICULAR ABSCESS
GIST
ANAL fistula
Anal fissure
Piles (prolapsed thrombosed)
Pilonidal Sinus
Obstructed Hernia
Femoral Hernia
UMBILICAL hernia
EPIGASTRIC/ Lumbar Hernia
Pseudocyst Pancreas
Complication of Gall Stones
Intussusception
Murphy’s Triad
Perianal abscess
CHILDS criteria
Trichobezor
MRCP/ ERCP
SPLENECTOMY : Indications/ complications (POSI)
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Colostomy
Sigmoid volvulus
Barret’s esophagus
Charcot’s triad
BURST ABDOMEN
GERD
COLONOSCOPY
Gall stone Illeus
Meckel’s Diverticulum
Sangstaken Blackmore tube
X ray of Acute IO
Hiatus HERNIA
Congenital H. Pyloric stenosis
CEA
Tumor markers
Choledocal CYST
PERITONITIS
Endoscopic US.
Digital RECTAL EXAMINATION
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SECTION C
RENAL
LAQ: (1 compulsory)
1. Surgical ANATOMY OF URETER, Sign and Symptoms,
Manage upper ureteric STONE
2. Sign and Symptoms, Manage RENAL CELL CA
3. Sign and Symptoms, Manage RENAL TRAUMA
4. Sign and Symptoms, Manage URETHRAL
STRICTURE
5. Sign and Symptoms, Manage BPH
6. Define, Causes, Sign and Symptoms, Manage
HYDRONEPHROSIS
7. Types of RENAL stones, Sign and Symptoms, Manage
STAG HORN CALCULUS
8. Sign and Symptoms, Manage ACUTE RETENTION OF
URINE
9. Sign and Symptoms, Manage RENAL TB
10. Causes of HEMATURIA, INV and MANAGE
11. Sign and Symptoms, Manage CA Penis
12. Sign and Symptoms, Manage ca bladder.
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SN:
GENITOURINARY, Anaesthesia, Radiology, Plastic Surgery/
CVTS.
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PAPER 1
SECTION B
GENERAL SURGEY, BREAST, THYROID.
LAQ:
1 LAQ compulsory from BREAST AND THYROID
Surgical Anatomy of BREAST, Etiopathogenesis, C/f and
Manage EARLY Breast carcinoma (T1/2 N0M0) in 40 year
female.
Surgical Anatomy of BREAST, Etiopathogenesis, C/f and
Manage ADVANCED Breast carcinoma (eg:T3N1M1) in
40 year female.
Surgical Anatomy of THYROID, Etiopathogenesis, C/f
and Manage hypothyroidism (SOLITARY THYROID
NODULE).
Surgical Anatomy of THYROID, Etiopathogenesis, C/f
and Manage THYROTOXICOSIS (DIFFUSE TOXIC
THYROID GOITRE).
General surgery LAQ:
1. Define WOUND, TYPES, phases of healing and factors
delaying
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2. Define Ulcer, Classify, causes of non healing ulcer, C/f and
Manage DIABETIC FOOT ULCER.
3. Manage GREAT TOE GANGRENE in 30 year old chronic
smoker (TAO, burger’s disease)
4. Manage GREAT TOE GANGRENE in 60 year old chronic
smoker (DM/atherosclerotic)
5. Define tumor, TNM classification, modes of metastasis
6. Define TRIAGE, GCS , manage degloving injury in bomb
blast
7. Define necrosis, types with differences, intermittent
claudication with GRADING and Radiological inv in PVD
8. Acute arterial occlusion (embolism)
9. Etiopathogenesis, C/f and manage CERVICAL
LYMPADENOPATHY
10. Etiopathogenesis, C/f and manage EXTRADURAL
HEMATOMA (define Lucid interval)
11. Surgical Anatomy of LOWER LIMB VEINS,
Etiopathogenesis, C/f and Manage VARICOSE VEINS
12. Surgical Anatomy of LOWER LIMB VEINS,
Etiopathogenesis, C/f and Manage DVT.
13. Define BURN SHOCK, degree of burns manage
60% (40%) burn in 50kg person, dressings in burn,
EARLY and LATE complications.
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14. Define WARFARE injury, high and low velocity
firearm injury, INV and Manage Blunt trauma in
ABDOMEN
15. Define Shock and manage HYPOVOLUMIC/
haemorrhagic shock.
SN:
CLW suturing
Ideal suture material
Flial chest
Autoclave
Chemical sterilization
Keloid and hypertrophic scar
Hypo/ hyperKalemia
Metabolic acidosis
ABG
1* thyrotoxicosis
Fibroadenoma breast
Cystisarcoma phylloids
Gynaecomastia
Discharge from nipple
Paget’s disease of nipple
Peu d’orange
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Thyroid crisis
ECTOPIC THYROID
Retrosternal thyroid
Thyroglossal cyst
Dermoid cyst
Sebaceous cyst
Lipoma
Carbuncle
BCC
Malignant melanoma
DD of multiple cervical abscess
Colar stud abscess
Pleomorphic adenoma
Hilton’s method of parotid abscess drainage
Cystic hygroma
Ideal AMPUTATION STUMP
CVP
Indications and TRANSFUSION REACTION
GAS gangrene
Types of BIOPSY
Reactionary haemorrhage
Inhalational burn
Porphylaxis of DVT
Tension penumothorax
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TPN
rest pain
color Doppler
paronychia
compound palmar ganglion
cardiac tamponade
Air embolism.
Crush syndrome
Phlegmasia cerulia dolens.
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5. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of spine
fracture. And enumerate the injuries due to fall from height
6. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of colle’s
farcture and DD of injuries from fall on outstretched hand.
7. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of
prolapsed IV Disc
8. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of fracture
of tibia fibula SHAFT
9. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of pelvic
fracture
10. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of
supracondylar fracture humerus
11. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of
acute OSTEOMYELITIS
12. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of
GAINT CELL TUMOR in tibia upper end
13. CLASSIFY, C/F and outline the Management of
intacapsular femoral neck fracture
14. Anatomy of BRACHIAL PLEXUS and c/f and
manage its injuries.
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SN:
Thomas splint
Plaster of paris
Tennis elbow
CTEV
Myositis ossificans
Sequestrum
Frozen shoulder
De Quarian tenosynovitis
Trigger finger
Exostosis
Potts fracture
Tb hip and knee
Plantar fasciitis
Carpel tunnel syndrome
RA criteria
Losser’s zone
GOUT
Ricket’s
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Osteoporosis
Hypercalcemia
Cubitus varus
Calcitonin
Ingrowing toe nail
Spina ventosa. Tb of phalanges of the hand,affected
phalanx swells up like a balloon, x ray shows lytic
lesions distending the phalanx
John charnley
Intramedullary nail
TRENDELENBURG’S test
Dupytren’s contracture
Compartment syndrome
Malunion
Non union
Wrist drop
RADIAL NERVE PALSY
Foot drop. Foot remains in plantar flexion due to
weakness of the dorsiflexors. COMMON PERONEAL
NERVE PALSY
********** All The Best*********
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