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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Ayurveda .
1. |
Vyan vayu karmas |
A. | Unmana |
B. | tiryak |
C. | Akunchan |
D. | all of above |
Answer» D. all of above |
2. |
Rule of 9 ie related to |
A. | Fracture |
B. | Burn |
C. | Hernia |
D. | Head injury |
Answer» B. Burn |
3. |
Padangushta Praman Pidika Is Seen In ………Bhagandar |
A. | Vataj |
B. | Pittaj |
C. | sanniopataj |
D. | Kaphaj |
Answer» C. sanniopataj |
4. |
According to sushrut ……is shonitkaphprasadajam |
A. | Hruday |
B. | Fufussa |
C. | Vrukka |
D. | Pleeha |
Answer» A. Hruday |
5. |
According to sushrut …………….isShonitphenprasadajam |
A. | Hruday |
B. | Fufussa |
C. | Vrukka |
D. | Pleeha |
Answer» B. Fufussa |
6. |
According to sushruta types of arshas are ……….. |
A. | 6 |
B. | 4 |
C. | 5 |
D. | 7 |
Answer» A. 6 |
7. |
Lakshanas of paitik arsh a ……………………. |
A. | Karirphala sadrusha |
B. | Shukajivha sadrusha |
C. | Kadamb pushpa |
D. | Gunja phala |
Answer» B. Shukajivha sadrusha |
8. |
Acc to sushruta no of gudavaliya |
A. | 4 |
B. | 5 |
C. | 3 |
D. | 2 |
Answer» C. 3 |
9. |
Acc to sushruta guda angula pramana ……………………. |
A. | 2 &1/2 angula |
B. | 3 &1/2 angula |
C. | 4 &1/2 angula |
D. | 5 &1/2 angula |
Answer» C. 4 &1/2 angula |
10. |
Acc to sushruta which is not included in ashta mahagada |
A. | jwara |
B. | prameha |
C. | arsha |
D. | Vatavyadhi |
Answer» A. jwara |
11. |
Asadhya lakshana of udara |
A. | trushna |
B. | Arochaka |
C. | parshvabhanga |
D. | swarabheda |
Answer» C. parshvabhanga |
12. |
Spread of prostatic cancer is common to …….. |
A. | Brain |
B. | Lungs |
C. | Pancreas |
D. | Lumbar spine |
Answer» D. Lumbar spine |
13. |
A homogenous and painless testicular tumor with histologically large cells in lobules with clear cytoplasm ‘fried egg appearance’ is……… |
A. | Teratoma |
B. | Choriocarcinoma |
C. | Leydig cell tumor |
D. | Seminoma |
Answer» D. Seminoma |
14. |
Testicular torsion typically presents as…. |
A. | ‘Bag of worms’ feel of scrotum |
B. | Swelling of scrotum and fever |
C. | Sudden pain in the scrotum and an absent cremasteric reflex |
D. | Painless translucent testicular mass |
Answer» C. Sudden pain in the scrotum and an absent cremasteric reflex |
15. |
Varicoceles mostly appear on …… side |
A. | Right |
B. | Left |
C. | Anteriorly |
D. | Both |
Answer» B. Left |
16. |
Priapism is….. |
A. | Inability to void bladder |
B. | Painful erection lasting more than 4 hours |
C. | Abnormal curvature of pen*s |
D. | . Cyst due to a dilates tesicular duct |
Answer» B. Painful erection lasting more than 4 hours |
17. |
Area of the prostate typically affected by malignancy is…. |
A. | Posterior and peripheral region |
B. | Anterior and peripheral region |
C. | Periurethral region |
D. | Entire anterior region |
Answer» A. Posterior and peripheral region |
18. |
Most common congenital male reproductive disorder is…. |
A. | Cryptorchidism |
B. | Peyronie’s disease |
C. | Testicular torsion |
D. | Hydrocele |
Answer» A. Cryptorchidism |
19. |
Are testicular tumors usually biopsied |
A. | Yes |
B. | No |
C. | Sometimes |
D. | Depends on condition |
Answer» B. No |
20. |
Caustaive agent of condyloma accuminatum is… |
A. | Chlamydia trachomatis |
B. | HSV |
C. | E COLI |
D. | HPV 6 or 11 |
Answer» D. HPV 6 or 11 |
21. |
The risk factors for developing germ cell tumors are… |
A. | Kleinfelter syndrome & cryptorchidism |
B. | Hypospadias & epispadias |
C. | ORCHITIS |
D. | Hydrocele & varicocele |
Answer» A. Kleinfelter syndrome & cryptorchidism |
22. |
The grading system for prostatic carcinoma is….. |
A. | Breslow thickness |
B. | Bloom Richardson |
C. | Glisson |
D. | Fuhrman |
Answer» C. Glisson |
23. |
Hypospadias is…. |
A. | Opening of urethra on the ventral surface of pen*s |
B. | Opening of urethra on the dorsal surface of pen*s |
C. | Inflammation of testicles |
D. | Benign warty growth on genital skin |
Answer» A. Opening of urethra on the ventral surface of pen*s |
24. |
Most common type of thyroid carcinoma is…. |
A. | Follicular carcinoma |
B. | Papillary carcinoma |
C. | Medullary carcinoma |
D. | Anaplastic carcinoma |
Answer» B. Papillary carcinoma |
25. |
……..is NOT typical for Grave’s disease |
A. | Hyperplasia of follicles |
B. | Irregular shaped follicles |
C. | Scalloping of colloid |
D. | Extensive infiltration of |
Answer» D. Extensive infiltration of |
26. |
…..thyroid cancer has worst prognosis |
A. | Anaplastic > medullary > follicular > papillary |
B. | Anaplastic > medullary > papillary > follicular |
C. | Anaplastic > papillary > medullary > follicular |
D. | Medullary > anaplastic > follicular > papillary |
Answer» A. Anaplastic > medullary > follicular > papillary |
27. |
An 18 year old female presents with a painless 1cm mass in anterior neck region. Biopsy reveals fluid contained within pseudostratified columnar epithelium. Most likely diagnosis is…. |
A. | Follicular adenoma |
B. | Thyroglossal duct cyst |
C. | Branchial cyst |
D. | Thyroid cystitis |
Answer» B. Thyroglossal duct cyst |
28. |
Kehers sign related tio…. |
A. | Appendix |
B. | Gall bladder |
C. | Spleen |
D. | stomoch |
Answer» C. Spleen |
29. |
The length of the appendix is…. |
A. | 2-4 cms |
B. | 7-10 cms |
C. | 5-6 cms |
D. | 11-13 cms |
Answer» B. 7-10 cms |
30. |
…% of appendicular masses resolve with metronidazole and careful monitoring |
A. | 20 |
B. | 60 |
C. | 40 |
D. | 80 |
Answer» D. 80 |
31. |
Partial thickness burns usually take….days to heal |
A. | 2 |
B. | 30 |
C. | 5 |
D. | 10 |
Answer» D. 10 |
32. |
Full thickness burns typically take….weeks to heal by scar formation |
A. | 4 |
B. | 10 |
C. | 6 |
D. | 8 |
Answer» A. 4 |
33. |
Regarding plasma loss in burns, the correct statement is…. |
A. | The plasma loss is most extensive 24 hours after burns |
B. | Plasma loss ceases approx. 48 hours after a burn |
C. | Amount of plasma loss is proportional to surface of burns |
D. | Amount of plasma loss is proportional to depth of burns |
Answer» B. Plasma loss ceases approx. 48 hours after a burn |
34. |
As a thumb rule, administering intra venous fluid replacement is done after …… & of body surface is burnt |
A. | 5 |
B. | 10 |
C. | 15 |
D. | 20 |
Answer» C. 15 |
35. |
….. ml of fluid would be given to a 70kg patient with a 40% burn in the first 24 hours |
A. | 2800 |
B. | 5600 |
C. | 11200 |
D. | 5800 |
Answer» C. 11200 |
36. |
…. is the fluid preferred to resuscitate a burns patient over the first 24 hours |
A. | 5% dextrose |
B. | NORMAL SALINE |
C. | Gelofusine |
D. | Hartmann’s solution |
Answer» D. Hartmann’s solution |
37. |
….. is the most commonly used antibiotic to treat secondary infections on burns |
A. | Co amoxiclav |
B. | Ciprofloxacin |
C. | Benzyl penicillin |
D. | Silver sulfadiazine |
Answer» D. Silver sulfadiazine |
38. |
……. epithelium lines a sebaceous cyst |
A. | Columnar |
B. | Squamous |
C. | Cuboidal |
D. | Pseudostratified |
Answer» B. Squamous |
39. |
….. organism causes verruca vulgaris |
A. | Herpes zoster |
B. | Herpes simplex |
C. | Papilloma virus |
D. | Epstein Barr virus |
Answer» C. Papilloma virus |
40. |
….. is an alternative name for keratocanthoma |
A. | Molluscum contagiosum |
B. | Molluscum sebaceum |
C. | Implantation dermoid |
D. | Sequestration dermoid |
Answer» B. Molluscum sebaceum |
41. |
Untreated keratocanthoma, if untreated resolves spontaneously in…. |
A. | 2 weeks |
B. | 1 month |
C. | 4 months |
D. | 3 months |
Answer» B. 1 month |
42. |
…. is the origin of keratocanthoma |
A. | Hair follicle |
B. | Sebaceous gland |
C. | Implantation of epithelial cells from penetrating injury |
D. | Epithelial cells along line of fusion |
Answer» A. Hair follicle |
43. |
Which of the following is true regarding subungual exostosis |
A. | This mostly affects the fifth toe |
B. | It is usually painless to pressure |
C. | It is more common in older patients |
D. | It appears as a reddish brown area under the nail |
Answer» D. It appears as a reddish brown area under the nail |
44. |
Which of the following is true as regarding Marjolin’s ulcer |
A. | This is a malignant change in a scar, ulcer or sinus |
B. | They grow quickly |
C. | Lymphatic spread occurs early |
D. | They are very painful |
Answer» A. This is a malignant change in a scar, ulcer or sinus |
45. |
A baby with congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis typically presents |
A. | Between 3rd & 4th week |
B. | At 2 days |
C. | Between 1st &2nd week |
D. | Between 3-7 days |
Answer» A. Between 3rd & 4th week |
46. |
……. & of infants with congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis have a palpable pyloric tumor |
A. | . 95% |
B. | 75% |
C. | 25% |
D. | a. 5% |
Answer» A. . 95% |
47. |
What % of peptic ulcers occur in the duodenum |
A. | 10 |
B. | 40 |
C. | 20 |
D. | 80 |
Answer» D. 80 |
48. |
What is the peak age of presentation of duodenal ulcers |
A. | 40-50 years |
B. | 50-60 years |
C. | 30-40 years |
D. | 20-30 years |
Answer» C. 30-40 years |
49. |
What %age of patients will be successfully eradicated of Helicobacter Pylori using metronidazole with either clarithromycin of amoxicillin |
A. | 10 |
B. | 20 |
C. | 40 |
D. | 90 |
Answer» D. 90 |
50. |
What % age of gastrectomies are complicated by stomal ulceration |
A. | 2 |
B. | 5 |
C. | 10 |
D. | 15 |
Answer» A. 2 |
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