MDS PREP

The patient is unable to protrude tongue fully (ankyloglossia) in
1) Early carcinoma
2) Late carcinoma
3) Lesion of hypoglossal nerve
4) Lesion of facial nerve

Oral medicine Answer: 2

Commonest site of branchial cyst
1) Midline of neck
2) Upper 1/3rd of sternomastoid anterior border
3) Below the angle of mandible
4) None of the above

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

Treatment of carcinoma of tongue may not include
1) Chemotherapy
2) Surgery
3) Radiation
4) B + C

Oral medicine Answer: 1

Scalds are due to
1) Chemicals
2) Moist heat
3) Dry heat
4) High

Oral medicine Answer: 2

Peristence of sinus of fistula due to
1) Foreign body
2) Unrelieved obstruction
3) Persistence discharge
4) All of the above

Oral medicine Answer: 4

Carcinoma of the oropharynx is most commonly found in the
1) Post 1/3 tongue
2) Soft palate
3) Epiglottis
4) Tonsils

Oral medicine Answer: 4

Most important step in cardiac resuscitation is
1) Bicarbonate administration
2) Cardiac massage
3) Ventilation
4) Intracardiac adrenaline

Oral medicine Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

The patient is unable to protrude tongue fully (ankyloglossia) in1) Early carcinoma2) Late carcinoma3) Lesion of hypoglossal nerve4) Lesion of facial nerve

Commonest site of branchial cyst1) Midline of neck2) Upper 1/3rd of sternomastoid anterior border3) Below the angle of mandible4) None of the above

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

Treatment of carcinoma of tongue may not include1) Chemotherapy2) Surgery3) Radiation4) B + C

Scalds are due to1) Chemicals2) Moist heat3) Dry heat4) High

Peristence of sinus of fistula due to1) Foreign body2) Unrelieved obstruction3) Persistence discharge4) All of the above

Carcinoma of the oropharynx is most commonly found in the1) Post 1/3 tongue2) Soft palate3) Epiglottis4) Tonsils

Most important step in cardiac resuscitation is1) Bicarbonate administration2) Cardiac massage3) Ventilation4) Intracardiac adrenaline

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The patient is unable to protrude tongue fully (ankyloglossia) in
1) Early carcinoma
2) Late carcinoma
3) Lesion of hypoglossal nerve
4) Lesion of facial nerve

Commonest site of branchial cyst
1) Midline of neck
2) Upper 1/3rd of sternomastoid anterior border
3) Below the angle of mandible
4) None of the above

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

Treatment of carcinoma of tongue may not include
1) Chemotherapy
2) Surgery
3) Radiation
4) B + C

Scalds are due to
1) Chemicals
2) Moist heat
3) Dry heat
4) High

Peristence of sinus of fistula due to
1) Foreign body
2) Unrelieved obstruction
3) Persistence discharge
4) All of the above

Carcinoma of the oropharynx is most commonly found in the
1) Post 1/3 tongue
2) Soft palate
3) Epiglottis
4) Tonsils

Most important step in cardiac resuscitation is
1) Bicarbonate administration
2) Cardiac massage
3) Ventilation
4) Intracardiac adrenaline