SURGERY
Section A
1. Endocrine Surgery...............................................................................................451
2. Hepatobiliary Pancreatic Surgery.........................................................................481
3. Gastrointestinal Surgery......................................................................................535
4. Urology................................................................................................................624
5. Cardiothoracic Vascular Surgery..........................................................................662
6. Plastic Surgery.....................................................................................................695
7. Neuro Surgery......................................................................................................712
8. Head and Neck.....................................................................................................727
9. Oncology..............................................................................................................743
10. Others..................................................................................................................753
Section B
Practice Questions.........................................................................................789
(Comprising of Questions from Recent Exams and NEET Pattern Questions)
,
, Section A
1. ENDOCRINE SURGERY
A. Breast
B. Thyroid
C. Parathyroid and Adrenal Glands
, 452 Jaypee’s Triple A
ENDOCRINE SURGERY (QUESTIONS)
A. BREAST b. Intercostobrachial neuralgia
c. Neuroma pain
1. Fibroadenoma of the breast are: (TN 2001) d. Other nerve injury pain
a. Fixed mass Ref: Medical Care of Cancer Patients
b. Diffuse mass by Sai-Ching Jim Yeung, Carmen P. Escalanate, Robert F
c. Multiple diffuse mass
8. Reconstruction surgery in breast carcinoma, best myocuta
d. Solitary mobile mass
neous flap is: (UPPG 2009)
Ref: Bailey 25/e p836;
a. Pectoralis minor
Schwartz 9/e p433-434; Sabiston 19/e p827
b. Pectoralis major
2. Pre-menstrual fullness in breast in 21-year-old unmarried
c. Latissimus dorsi
female is: (AIIMS 2003)
d. Transverse rectus abdominis
a. Galactocele
b. Fibroadenoma Ref: Schwartz 9/e p462-463; Sabiston 19/e p871-875;
c. Fibroadenosis Bailey 26/e p816-817, 25/e p845
d. Breast cancer 9. Flap commonly used in breast reconstruction is: (TN 2003)
Ref: Schwartz 9/e p433-435; a. Serratus anterior
Sabiston 19/e p827-828; Bailey 25/e p835 b. TRAM
3. Regarding cystic disease of breast, which one is true: c. Flap from arm
a. Common in 25 years of age (AIIMS Nov 2001) d. Deltopectoral flap
b. Excision is the treatment Ref: Schwartz 9/e p462-463;
c. May turn into malignant Sabiston 19/e p871-875; Bailey 26/e p816-817, 25/e p845
d. Aspiration is the treatment 10. All of the following are used for reconstruction of breast
Ref: Bailey 25/e p836 except: (AIIMS Nov 2000)
4. Distressing complication after modified radical mastec a. Transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous flap
tomy: (APPG 2008, Orissa 2009) b. Latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap
a. Lymphedema c. Pectoralis major myocutaneous flap
b. Axillary vein thrombosis d. Transversus rectus abdominis free flap
c. Seroma
d. Death 11. Which of the following flaps gives best cosmetic results for
Ref: Schwartz 9/e p461; breast reconstruction: (MHPGMCET 2008)
Sabiston 19/e p852-853; Bailey 26/e p813, 25/e p842 a. Pectoralis major muscle flap
b. Latissimus dorsi flap
5. The tumour, which may occur in the residual breast
or overlying skin following wide local excision and c. Transversus rectus abdominis muscle flap
radiotherapy for mammary carcinoma is: d. Serratus anterior muscle flap
a. Leiomyosarcoma (All India 2008) 12. The most important prognostic factor of carcinoma breast
b. Squamous cell carcinoma is:
c. Basal cell carcinoma a. Tumour size (Comed K 2010)
d. Angiosarcoma b. DNA content of tumour
SURGERY
Ref: Schwartz 9/e p469; Sabiston 19/e p845; c. Histologic subtype
Bailey 26/e p816, 25/e p845 d. Tumour grade
6. Complication of post mastectomy lymphedema is: Ref: Schwartz 9/e p453-454;
a. Metastases of cancer (JIPMER 2008) Bailey 26/e p811, 25/e p841; Harrison 17/e p566
b. Recurrence
13. Prognosis of breast cancer depends mostly upon:
c. Lymphosarcoma
a. Size of tumour (Punjab 2008)
d. Pain
b. Axillary lymph node status
7. Pain along medial aspect of arm in a post-mastectomy
c. Grade of tumour
patient is due to: (DNB 2009, 2008)
d. Estrogen and progesterone receptor
a. Phantom breast pain
Ref: Schwartz 9/e p453-454; Bailey 26/e p811, 25/e p841
Ans. 1. d. Solitary mobile mass 2. c. Fibroadenosis 3. d. Aspiration... 4. a. Lymphedema...
5. d. Angiosarcoma 6. c. Lymphosarcoma. 7. b. Intercostobrachial... 8. d. Transverse...
9. b. TRAM 10. c. Pectoralis... 11. c. Transversus... 12. a. Tumor size....
13. b. Axillary...
Section A
1. Endocrine Surgery...............................................................................................451
2. Hepatobiliary Pancreatic Surgery.........................................................................481
3. Gastrointestinal Surgery......................................................................................535
4. Urology................................................................................................................624
5. Cardiothoracic Vascular Surgery..........................................................................662
6. Plastic Surgery.....................................................................................................695
7. Neuro Surgery......................................................................................................712
8. Head and Neck.....................................................................................................727
9. Oncology..............................................................................................................743
10. Others..................................................................................................................753
Section B
Practice Questions.........................................................................................789
(Comprising of Questions from Recent Exams and NEET Pattern Questions)
,
, Section A
1. ENDOCRINE SURGERY
A. Breast
B. Thyroid
C. Parathyroid and Adrenal Glands
, 452 Jaypee’s Triple A
ENDOCRINE SURGERY (QUESTIONS)
A. BREAST b. Intercostobrachial neuralgia
c. Neuroma pain
1. Fibroadenoma of the breast are: (TN 2001) d. Other nerve injury pain
a. Fixed mass Ref: Medical Care of Cancer Patients
b. Diffuse mass by Sai-Ching Jim Yeung, Carmen P. Escalanate, Robert F
c. Multiple diffuse mass
8. Reconstruction surgery in breast carcinoma, best myocuta
d. Solitary mobile mass
neous flap is: (UPPG 2009)
Ref: Bailey 25/e p836;
a. Pectoralis minor
Schwartz 9/e p433-434; Sabiston 19/e p827
b. Pectoralis major
2. Pre-menstrual fullness in breast in 21-year-old unmarried
c. Latissimus dorsi
female is: (AIIMS 2003)
d. Transverse rectus abdominis
a. Galactocele
b. Fibroadenoma Ref: Schwartz 9/e p462-463; Sabiston 19/e p871-875;
c. Fibroadenosis Bailey 26/e p816-817, 25/e p845
d. Breast cancer 9. Flap commonly used in breast reconstruction is: (TN 2003)
Ref: Schwartz 9/e p433-435; a. Serratus anterior
Sabiston 19/e p827-828; Bailey 25/e p835 b. TRAM
3. Regarding cystic disease of breast, which one is true: c. Flap from arm
a. Common in 25 years of age (AIIMS Nov 2001) d. Deltopectoral flap
b. Excision is the treatment Ref: Schwartz 9/e p462-463;
c. May turn into malignant Sabiston 19/e p871-875; Bailey 26/e p816-817, 25/e p845
d. Aspiration is the treatment 10. All of the following are used for reconstruction of breast
Ref: Bailey 25/e p836 except: (AIIMS Nov 2000)
4. Distressing complication after modified radical mastec a. Transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous flap
tomy: (APPG 2008, Orissa 2009) b. Latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap
a. Lymphedema c. Pectoralis major myocutaneous flap
b. Axillary vein thrombosis d. Transversus rectus abdominis free flap
c. Seroma
d. Death 11. Which of the following flaps gives best cosmetic results for
Ref: Schwartz 9/e p461; breast reconstruction: (MHPGMCET 2008)
Sabiston 19/e p852-853; Bailey 26/e p813, 25/e p842 a. Pectoralis major muscle flap
b. Latissimus dorsi flap
5. The tumour, which may occur in the residual breast
or overlying skin following wide local excision and c. Transversus rectus abdominis muscle flap
radiotherapy for mammary carcinoma is: d. Serratus anterior muscle flap
a. Leiomyosarcoma (All India 2008) 12. The most important prognostic factor of carcinoma breast
b. Squamous cell carcinoma is:
c. Basal cell carcinoma a. Tumour size (Comed K 2010)
d. Angiosarcoma b. DNA content of tumour
SURGERY
Ref: Schwartz 9/e p469; Sabiston 19/e p845; c. Histologic subtype
Bailey 26/e p816, 25/e p845 d. Tumour grade
6. Complication of post mastectomy lymphedema is: Ref: Schwartz 9/e p453-454;
a. Metastases of cancer (JIPMER 2008) Bailey 26/e p811, 25/e p841; Harrison 17/e p566
b. Recurrence
13. Prognosis of breast cancer depends mostly upon:
c. Lymphosarcoma
a. Size of tumour (Punjab 2008)
d. Pain
b. Axillary lymph node status
7. Pain along medial aspect of arm in a post-mastectomy
c. Grade of tumour
patient is due to: (DNB 2009, 2008)
d. Estrogen and progesterone receptor
a. Phantom breast pain
Ref: Schwartz 9/e p453-454; Bailey 26/e p811, 25/e p841
Ans. 1. d. Solitary mobile mass 2. c. Fibroadenosis 3. d. Aspiration... 4. a. Lymphedema...
5. d. Angiosarcoma 6. c. Lymphosarcoma. 7. b. Intercostobrachial... 8. d. Transverse...
9. b. TRAM 10. c. Pectoralis... 11. c. Transversus... 12. a. Tumor size....
13. b. Axillary...
