KNRUHS MBBS General Surgery April 2026 (MB2019133 Regular)

MB2019133Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences · General Surgery · 2026 · April · Regular

Questions (25)

1.The most common cause of fat embolism is a) Weight gain b) Weight loss c) Bone fracture d) Infection
1 Mark
2.In triage green colour indicates a) Ambulatory patient b) Dead or Moribund c) High priority treatment or transfer d) Medium priority or transfer
1 Mark
3.Gas used in Laparoscopy a) Oxygen b) Nitric dioxide c) Carbon dioxide d) Nitrous oxide
1 Mark
4.First line management in Hypovolemic shock is a) Vasopressors b) Blood transfusion c) IV Crystalloids d) Steroids
1 Mark
5.Which of following will be most important prognostic indicator in patient with stage 1 melanoma. a) Site b) Stage c) Lymph node d) Depth of melanoma
1 Mark
6.60-year-old farmer had renal transplant 15 years ago presents with rapidly growing lump on dorsum of his hand for past 6 months. It is painless but has recently become ulcerated with discharge and bleeding. It has not responded to usual wound care and dressing. what is diagnosis. a) BCC b) Fungal infection c) SCC d) CMV infection
1 Mark
7.Nasogastric tube length is measured by a) Nose to ear to midpoint between xiphisternum and umbilicus b) Nose to ear to xiphoid process c) Nose to umbilicus d) Nose to ear to pubic symphysis
1 Mark
8.The standard Triple therapy of Immunosuppression in organ transplantation includes all except a) Calcineurin inhibitors b) Anti proliferative agents c) Steroids d) mTOR inhibitors
1 Mark
9.Which of the following parts of the body is not affected by leprosy a) Testes b) Ovary c) Nasal Mucosa d) Axilla
1 Mark
10.Cock's peculiar tumour is a) Papilloma b) Infected sebaceous cyst c) Cylindroma d) Squamous cell carcinoma
1 Mark
11.A 25-year-old male is seen in emergency room for a laceration over right hand following a fall from bike on the road. a) How the wounds can be classified. b) What are the types of wound healing. c) What are the three stages of wound healing. d) What are the local general factors affecting wound healing.
15 Marks
12.A 45-year-old male, smoker, is seen for a painless progressive swelling 2 X 2 cm, in the right parotid region, since one year. On examination, it appears to be a nodule arising from parotid gland. Discuss: a) What is the probable diagnosis. b) Clinical features of malignant transformation. c) Importance of oral cavity examination. d) Relevant investigations and management.
15 Marks
13.Classify burns based on depth. Calculate the fluid volume for 60 kg weight and 30 % deep burn surface area, based on Parkland Formula.
6 Marks
14.Basal cell carcinoma.
6 Marks
15.Massive Blood transfusion and its complications.
6 Marks
16.Explain the compensatory mechanisms that occur in the body for Metabolic acidosis and alkalosis, with one example each.
6 Marks
17.Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN).
6 Marks
18.Tetanus-Clinical features and Management.
6 Marks
19.Complications of undescended testis.
6 Marks
20.Venous Doppler for Varicose Veins.
3 Marks
21.Types of skin grafts and advantages of any one.
3 Marks
22.Imaging for thoracic injury.
3 Marks
23.Intermittent claudication.
3 Marks
24.Cleft Lip.
3 Marks
25.Three examples of Day care surgery.
3 Marks

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