MDS PREP

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

Oral medicine Answer: 2

A contusion usually results from
1) Cut injury
2) Blunt trauma
3) Crush injury
4) Penetrating injury

Oral medicine Answer: 2

Lung abscess secondary to aspiration is most often seen in
1) Anterior upper lobe
2) Posterior upper lobe
3) Posterior lower lobe
4) Apical lower lobe

Oral medicine Answer: 4

The ideal method to know the haemoglobin concentration is to check when a patient is given crystalloids and blood is
1) Haemoglobin level by prick method
2) Haemoglobin level by haematocrit
3) PCV
4) B and C

Oral medicine Answer: 4

Primary closure of incised wounds must be done within
1) 2 hr
2) 4 hr
3) 6 hr
4) 12 hr

Oral medicine Answer: 3

Carcinomas which metastatise to mandible are primary carcinomas of
1) Prostate
2) Mammary gland
3) Lungs
4) All of the above

Oral medicine Answer: 4

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

Oral medicine Answer: 3

Massive blood transfusion is defined as replacement of
1) 350 mL in 5 min
2) 500 mL in 5 min
3) 1 litre in 5 min
4) Whole blood volume

Oral medicine Answer: 4

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MDS PREP

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

A contusion usually results from1) Cut injury2) Blunt trauma3) Crush injury4) Penetrating injury

Lung abscess secondary to aspiration is most often seen in1) Anterior upper lobe2) Posterior upper lobe3) Posterior lower lobe4) Apical lower lobe

The ideal method to know the haemoglobin concentration is to check when a patient is given crystalloids and blood is1) Haemoglobin level by prick method2) Haemoglobin level by haematocrit3) PCV4) B and C

Primary closure of incised wounds must be done within1) 2 hr2) 4 hr3) 6 hr4) 12 hr

Carcinomas which metastatise to mandible are primary carcinomas of1) Prostate2) Mammary gland3) Lungs4) All of the above

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

Massive blood transfusion is defined as replacement of1) 350 mL in 5 min2) 500 mL in 5 min3) 1 litre in 5 min4) Whole blood volume

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

A contusion usually results from
1) Cut injury
2) Blunt trauma
3) Crush injury
4) Penetrating injury

Lung abscess secondary to aspiration is most often seen in
1) Anterior upper lobe
2) Posterior upper lobe
3) Posterior lower lobe
4) Apical lower lobe

The ideal method to know the haemoglobin concentration is to check when a patient is given crystalloids and blood is
1) Haemoglobin level by prick method
2) Haemoglobin level by haematocrit
3) PCV
4) B and C

Primary closure of incised wounds must be done within
1) 2 hr
2) 4 hr
3) 6 hr
4) 12 hr

Carcinomas which metastatise to mandible are primary carcinomas of
1) Prostate
2) Mammary gland
3) Lungs
4) All of the above

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

Massive blood transfusion is defined as replacement of
1) 350 mL in 5 min
2) 500 mL in 5 min
3) 1 litre in 5 min
4) Whole blood volume