MDS PREP

Cerebrospinal otorrhoea is due to
1) Fracture mastoid
2) Fracture zygoma
3) Fracture petrous temporal
4) All

Oral medicine Answer: 3

The stage may be absent in congenital syphilis is
1) Primary
2) Secondary
3) Tertiary
4) Quartenary

Oral medicine Answer: 1

A patient of head injury should be carried in which position
1) Prone
2) Supine
3) Lateral
4) Sitting

Oral medicine Answer: 3

The type of anaesthesia most commonly used by surgeons
1) Nerve block
2) Local infiltration
3) Spinal
4) General anaesthesia

Oral medicine Answer: 2

Functional neck dissection is done usually by preserving
1) Sternocleido muscle and spinal accessory nerve
2) Sternocleido muscle, jugular vein and spinal accessory
3) Spinal accessory nerve alone
4) Sternocleido muscle alone

Oral medicine Answer: 2

The following are correct about Riedel"s thyroiditis except
1) Unknown aetiology
2) Hyperthyroidism
3) Associated mediastinal fibrosis
4) Hypoparanthyroidism

Oral medicine Answer: 2

Treatment of choice for carcinoma of lip of less than 1 cm is
1) Radical
2) Chemotherapy
3) Excision
4) Radiation and chemotherapy

Oral medicine Answer: 3

Neurogenic shock occurs due to blockage of
1) Peripheral nervous system
2) Parasympathetic nervous system
3) Sympathetic nervous system
4) Cerebral tracts

Oral medicine Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

Cerebrospinal otorrhoea is due to1) Fracture mastoid2) Fracture zygoma3) Fracture petrous temporal4) All

The stage may be absent in congenital syphilis is1) Primary 2) Secondary3) Tertiary4) Quartenary

A patient of head injury should be carried in which position1) Prone2) Supine3) Lateral4) Sitting

The type of anaesthesia most commonly used by surgeons1) Nerve block2) Local infiltration3) Spinal4) General anaesthesia

Functional neck dissection is done usually by preserving1) Sternocleido muscle and spinal accessory nerve2) Sternocleido muscle, jugular vein and spinal accessory3) Spinal accessory nerve alone4) Sternocleido muscle alone

The following are correct about Riedel"s thyroiditis except1) Unknown aetiology2) Hyperthyroidism3) Associated mediastinal fibrosis4) Hypoparanthyroidism

Treatment of choice for carcinoma of lip of less than 1 cm is1) Radical2) Chemotherapy3) Excision4) Radiation and chemotherapy

Neurogenic shock occurs due to blockage of1) Peripheral nervous system2) Parasympathetic nervous system3) Sympathetic nervous system4) Cerebral tracts

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Cerebrospinal otorrhoea is due to
1) Fracture mastoid
2) Fracture zygoma
3) Fracture petrous temporal
4) All

The stage may be absent in congenital syphilis is
1) Primary
2) Secondary
3) Tertiary
4) Quartenary

A patient of head injury should be carried in which position
1) Prone
2) Supine
3) Lateral
4) Sitting

The type of anaesthesia most commonly used by surgeons
1) Nerve block
2) Local infiltration
3) Spinal
4) General anaesthesia

Functional neck dissection is done usually by preserving
1) Sternocleido muscle and spinal accessory nerve
2) Sternocleido muscle, jugular vein and spinal accessory
3) Spinal accessory nerve alone
4) Sternocleido muscle alone

The following are correct about Riedel"s thyroiditis except
1) Unknown aetiology
2) Hyperthyroidism
3) Associated mediastinal fibrosis
4) Hypoparanthyroidism

Treatment of choice for carcinoma of lip of less than 1 cm is
1) Radical
2) Chemotherapy
3) Excision
4) Radiation and chemotherapy

Neurogenic shock occurs due to blockage of
1) Peripheral nervous system
2) Parasympathetic nervous system
3) Sympathetic nervous system
4) Cerebral tracts