Q. Which of the following is not an option for Imatinib resistant GIST
a) Increase the dose to 800 mg/day
b) Sunitinib
c) Chemotherapy with Cisplatin
d) Radiofrequency Abalation
Complications of liver transplant
Q) True about liver transplant complications
a) Portal vein thrombosis is more common than Hepatic Artery thrombosis
b) Bile leak though common is not a significant problem in most
c) Any bleeding in post op period, patient should be taken to OT
d) Acute liver rejection is seen in 5-10% cases
Caustic injuries to esophagus
Q) Which of the following is not true about reconstruction in caustic injuries to esophagus
a) Caustic injuries to esophagus have 1000 times more risk of developing malignancy
b) Right colon replacement is definately better than left colon
c) The only indication for elective surgery is refractory strictures and possibility of malignancy
d) Most of the surgeons prefer bypass over resection of esophagus
Significance of MELD Scoring in Liver Transplant
Q) The significance of MELD Scoring in Liver transplant is :
a) Less ill patients are given more priority in liver transplant
b) Set threshold for patients who are too ill to undergo transplant.
c) To access mortality in the waiting list.
d) To list patients in cadaveric deceased donor program
Living Donor liver transplant
Q) Living donor liver transplant (LDLT) is done in centers where cadaveric donations are few. Which of the following is true about it?
a) Only right lobe of the donor can be used
b) Only left lobe can be used
c) In LDLT bile leak is more than cadaveric donor
d) Small for size liver is defined as liver size less than 0.5% of recipient BSA
Contraindications for liver transplant
Q ) Now a days contraindication for liver transplant is
a) HIV positive status of the recipient
b) Active infection with SIRS
c) Complete portal vein thrombosis
d) HCC with 3 lesions , one is segment II and other two in segment IV, maximum size is 2.8 cm
Asymptomatic aortic stenosis
Q. Not an Indication of Surgery in Asymptomatic Aortic Stenosis
a) Concomitant Coronary artery disease
b) Patients less than 50 years of age
c) Left ventricular dysfunction
d) Silent ischemia
Penetrating Neck trauma
Q) In penetrating neck trauma, to help in the management, neck has been divided into zones. Great vessels of thoracic inlet are seen in (#Gen Surgery Trauma)
a) Zone 1
b) Zone II
c) Zone III
d) None
Thoracic outlet syndrome
Q Not a true statement about thoracic outlet syndrome:
a) Elevation of arm causes occlusion of subclavian artery
b) T1 nerve supply is mainly compressed
c) There is altered sensorium in T1 nerve distribution
d) Embolism of subclavian artery may occur
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