3RD YEAR BDS SURGERY PRE-PROF Day: Tuesday

Date:19-02-2019
Time Duration:45Mins
Q: 01 TUBERCULOSIS CERVICAL LYMPHADENITIS Q:08PRIMARY SURVEY OF BURNS ARE
COMMONLY AFFECTS. A. Airway injury
A. Posterior triangle lymphnodes. B. Breathing
B. Upper juglar lymph nodes C. Circulation
C. Supraclavicular lymph nodes D. Disability
D. Submaxillarylymphnodles E. Airway, breathing& Circulation
E. Axillary lymphnodes Q:09WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS MINOR SALIVARY
GLAND
Q: 02 SIGN OF TETANUS ARE A. Parotid
A. Abdominal wall flabby B. Submandibular
B. Atonia C. Sublingual
C. Neck rigidity D. Lingual
D. Laryngeal muscle relaxation E. Thyroid
E. Incontinence of urine Q: 10The most common benign tumor of salivary
Q: 03REGARDING INVESTIGATION TUBERCULOSIS gland
A. Decreased ESR A. Warthin’s tumor
B. Mantaux skin test is read 12 hours B. Pleomorphic adenoma
C. Decreased neutrophil count C. Adenocarcinoma
D. X-ray chest is done to rule out pulmonary TB D. Basal cell adenoma
E. Decreased lymphocyte count E. Haemangioma
Q: 11
Q: 04ALL ARE THE CAUSES OF DEATH IN BURNS THE CELLS INVOLVED IN THE FORMATION OF
PATIENTS EXCEPT ONE MELANOMA ARE
A. shock A. Basal cells
B. bleeding B. Melanocytes
C. Renal failure C. Squamous cells
D. Septicemia D. Stem cells
E. Multiple organ failure E. Dermatocytes
Q:12MELANOCYSTES ARE FOUND IN
Q:05 REGARDING SEBACEOUS CYST
A. Dermis
A. Contain red granules
B. Epidermis
B. Seen in palm
C. Subcutaneous
C. Common is sole of foot
D. Squamous
D. Sebaceous glands are situated in epidermis
E. Lipodern
E. Contain yellow white cheesy material
Q:13WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING LAYERS OF SKIN
A. Epidermis
Q:06 MOST COMMON COMPLICATION OF REMOVAL
B. Dermis
PLEOMORPHIC ADENOMA OF PAROTID GLAND IS
C. Subcutaneous
A. Lingual nerve injury
D. A & B
B. Injury to hypoglossal nerve
E. A, B & C
C. Injury to recurrent laryngeal nerve
D. Injury to internal jugular vein Q:14THE MOST COMMON MALIGNANT TUMOR OF
E. Injury to facial nerve SALIVARY GLAND
A. Adenocarcinoma
B. Squamous cell carcinoma
Q:07 REGARDING GAS GANGRENE WHICH OF THE C. Lymphoma
FOLLOWING IS CORRECT. D. Mucoepidiermoid carcinoma
A. It is due to clostridium botullinum infection E. Basal cell adenocarcinoma
B. Clostridium species are gram-ve spore forming
Q:15All are the complications of massive blood
anaerobes
transfusion except one
C. Clinical features are due to release of protein
A. Hypothermia
endotoxin
B. Hypocalcemia
D. Gas is invariably present in muscle
C. Hypokalemia
compartment
D. Hypomagnesemia
E. Caused by diphtheria
E. Hypercalcemia
 3RD YEAR BDS SURGERY PRE-PROF Day: Tuesday
Date:19-02-2019
Time Duration:45Mins
Q:16. NECK IS DIVIDED INTO ANTERIOR & POSTERIOR Q:22.A 6 month boy having cystic swelling in posterior
TRIANGLE BY: triangle of neck, compressible and trans
A. Digastric muscle illuminant.What is probable diagnosis in this patient?
B. Scalanus anterior muscle A. Branchial cyst
C. Sterno thyroid muscle B. Cold abscess
D. Sternocleidomastoid muscle C. Carotid body tumor
E. Trapezius D. Cystic hygroma
E. Lipoma
Q:17 IN PAROTID SURGERY PERMANENT NUMBNESS Q:23. BRANCHIAL CYST IS THE BENIGN SWELLING
OF EAR LOBE IS CAUSED BY TRANSECTION OF WHICH COMMONLY AFFECTING ADOLESCENCE. WHAT IS
NERVE: COMMON SITE OF THIS DISEASE?
A. Facial nerve trunk A. Anterior border of sternocledomastoid muscle
B. Posterior triangle of neck
B. Great auricular nerve
C. Submandibular area
C. Temporal branch of facial nerve D. Supra clavicular region
D. Superior laryngeal nerve E. Submental area
E. Mandibular marginal nerve Q:24. 42 YEARS FEMALE C/O NON HEALING WOUND
OVER HER LEFT LEG O/E A VERTICAL SCAR OF
Q:18. WHICH VIRAL INFECTION IS THE MOST
PERIVOUS SURGERY AND IRREGULAR ULCER WITH
COMMON CAUSE OF ACUTE PAROTITIS IN CHILDREN:
RAISED AND INDURATED BASE.
A. Actinomycosis WHAT IS DIAGNOSIS ?
A. Basal cell carcinoma
B. AIDS
B. Marjolin’s ulcer
C. Brucellosis
C. Malignant melanoma ?
D. Cytomegalovirus D. Osteomyelitis
E. Mumps E. Tubercular ulcer

Q:19. TYPE OF SHOCK IN WHICH THERE IS Q:25. A SINUS IS A BLIND TRACT LINED BY
GRANULATING TISSUE LEADS TO PATHOLOGICAL
MECHANICAL OBSTRUCTION OF CARDIAC FILLING
TISSUE.CONGENITAL SINUSES INCLUDE:
INCLUDING: A. Actinomycosis
B. Hydradenitissuppurativa
A. Cardiogenic
B. Distributive C. Perianal sinus
C. Endocrine D. Pilonidal sinus
D. Hypovolaemic E. Preauricular sinus
E. Obstrutive Q:26.WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS COMMON SITE OF
HYDRADENITIS SUPPURATIVA:
Q:20. THE CRITERIA FOR ACUTE ADMISSION TO BURN
UNIT INCLUDE:
A. Axilla
A. Any burn require fluid resuscitation B. Cheek
B. Any burn in middle aged patient C. Groin
C. All 1st degree burns D. Neck
D. Burn caused by hydrofluoric acid E. Umbilicus
E. Burn involving abdomen
Q:27. A SINUS WITH DISCHARGING SULPHUR
Q:21. A 35 YEARS MALE C/O PAINLESS SWELLING IN IN GRANULES IS A FEATURE OF:
LEFT SIDE OF NECK O/E SWELLING IS CYSTIC SKIN
A. Actionmycosis
OVER THE SWELLING IS NOT MOBILE PUNCTUM IS
B. Hydradenitissuppurativa
VISIBLE OVER THE SURFACE WHAT IS YOUR
C. Osteomyelitis
DIAGNOSIS?
D. Pilonidal sinus
A. Cold abscess E. TB
B. Dermoid Cyst
Q:28. WHICH BLOOD GROUP IS CONSIDERED UNIVERSAL
C. Lipoma RECIPIENT AS SERUM DOES NOT CONTAIN ANTI BODIES SO
D. Sebaceous cyst PATIENT CAN RECEIVE ANY BLOOD GROUP:
E. Thyroglossal cyst (A) O Negative
(B) A Positive
(C) AB
(D) B positive
(E) O positive
 3RD YEAR BDS SURGERY PRE-PROF Day: Tuesday
Date:19-02-2019
Time Duration:45Mins

Q:29.SYMPTOMS OF THYROTOXICOSIS ARE?

A. Weight gain
B. Constipation
C. Intolrence to heat
D. Palpitation
E. Cough
Q:30. SIGN OF SIGNIFICANT BLOOD LOSS IS:
A. Increased blood pressure
B. Loose motion
C. Constipation
D. Increased pulse >100/min
E. Pinkish conjunctiva
Q:31. 80% OF ALL SALIVARY GLAND STONES OCCUR
IN
A. Parotid
B. Submandibular
C. Submaxillary
D. Minor salivary glands
E. Sublingual gland
Q:32.
POST-OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF THYROID
SURGERY
A. Haemorrage
B. Recurrent laryngeal nerve hypertrophy
C. Husky voice
D. Damage to glossopharyngeal nerve
E. Damage to hypoglossal nerve

Q:33. SIGN OF THYROTOXICOSIS

A. Weight gain
B. Heat tolerance
C. Decrease appetite
D. Tachycardia
E. Bradycardia
Q:34.
INVESTIGATION FOR MULTINODULAR GOITER
A. T3, T4 & TSH
B. X-ray chest
C. Blood urea
D. Serum electrolyte
E. ECG
Q:35.
BLOOD SUPPLY OF THYROID GLAND
A. Internal carotid artery
B. External carotid artery
C. Innominate artery
D. Superior thyroid artery
E. Common carotid artery