RGUHS MBBS General Surgery August 2025 (1039 CBME)

1039Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences · General Surgery · 2025 · August · CBME

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1.Define shock. What are the different types of shock? Discuss the management of a 32 year old male patient presenting to the Emergency Room, in shock following a Road Traffic Accident
10 Marks
2.25 year old lady presents with anxiety, palpitations, weight loss with increased appetite- a) What is your diagnosis? b) How will you investigate this patient? c) What are the medical and surgical management of this patient?
10 Marks
3.Surgical site infections
5 Marks
4.Embryology, clinical features and management of Lingual thyroid
5 Marks
5.Universal precautions
5 Marks
6.Clinical features and management Fibroadenoma of the breast
5 Marks
7.Hypocalcaemia following total thyroidectomy
5 Marks
8.Indications and complications of Split skin grafting
5 Marks
9.Indications and modes of administration of Enteral nutrition
5 Marks
10.Stages of tuberculous lymphadenitis
5 Marks
11.Immunosuppressant drugs post renal transplant
3 Marks
12.Thyroglossal cyst
3 Marks
13.Rule of nine
3 Marks
14.Marjolin’s ulcer
3 Marks
15.Branchial cyst
3 Marks
16.Uses of Foley’s catheter
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17.Indications for use of Fresh frozen plasma
3 Marks
18.Sebaceous cyst
3 Marks
19.Use of carbon dioxide in operative surgery
3 Marks
20.Types of edges of ulcers
3 Marks
21.36-year-old female who had laparoscopic cholecystectomy two days ago is brought to A&E with increasing abdominal pain and distension. On examination, she is very unwell and shows signs of peritonitis. Which of these is your primary diagnosis? A. Bowel injury B. Major vessel injury C. Port-site bleeding D. Port-site hernia
1 Mark
22.What solution is used to increase the shelf life of Packed Red Blood Cells? A. Normal saline B. University of Wisconsin solution C. Formalin D. Saline-adenine-glucose-mannitol solution (SAG-M solution)
1 Mark
23.What is the most common cause of Cushing’s syndrome? A. Widespread use of corticosteroids for other conditions B. Ectopic ACTH production C. Primary bilateral adrenal hyperplasia D. Adrenocortical Carcinoma
1 Mark
24.Metabolic response to trauma and sepsis include all except A. Decrease in counter-regulatory hormones like adrenaline and cortisol B. Increased energy requirements C. Increased nitrogen requirements D. Insulin resistance and glucose intolerance
1 Mark
25.Horner's syndrome, all are true EXCEPT A. Miosis B. Anhydrosis C. Ptosis D. Exophthalmos
1 Mark
26.Young woman who underwent a total thyroidectomy in the morning rapidly becomes agitated and complains increasing difficulty in breathing by 5.00 pm on the same day. Her pulse rate rises are central cyanosis is noticed on examination; her neck found to be tensely swollen beneath the stitches. The most appropriate management in this case would be: A. Intranasal oxygen B. Passing an endotracheal tube in the ward C. Removing sutures from all layers in the ward an evacuation of hematoma D. Immediate transfer of the patient to the operation theatre for tracheostomy
1 Mark
27.The inferior parathyroid glands and the thymus develop from the A. First pharyngeal pouch B. Second pharyngeal pouch C. Second branchial arch D. Third pharyngeal pouch
1 Mark
28.Glomus tumours are seen in the A. Nail bed B. Cerebellum C. Retina D. Gall bladder fossa
1 Mark
29.Fogarty’s catheter is used for A. Urethral catheterization B. Removal of blood clots from the arteries C. Bladder drainage D. TPN
1 Mark
30.The exception about enteral nutrition is A. It preserves gut mucosal barrier and immunity B. Prevents gut atrophy C. Has increased infection rates D. It is cheaper than parenteral nutrition
1 Mark

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