Vascular Surgery Mock test 2

Vascular Surgery Mock Test 2

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1. Q) 76 year old smoker with known history of CAD presents with 4 hour history of pain right foot with decreased sensation and absent dorsalis pedis. Next step in management?

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2. Q) 56 year old machinery worker is diagnosed with "vibrating white fingers". What is not a management option in this condition? 

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3. Q) A 23 year old man presents with intermittent symptoms of altered sensation in his arm and discomfort when he uses his hands. Symptoms are worst when he is fitting light fixtures. What is the diagnosis ?

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4. Q) 54 year old man presents to clinic with severe rest pain and an ulcer on his right foot that is not healing. On examination he has bilateral absent femoral pulses. Imaging demonstrates a bilateral occlusion of the common iliac arteries that is not suitable for stenting.What surgery will be suitable 

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5. Q) 34-year-old male presents with dry gangrene of his fingers that has progressed to autoamputation. He does not complain of any symptoms of lower extremity arterial insufficiency. What is the most beneficial intervention for this
pathology?

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6. Q) 55 year old male with carotid body tumor tumor which is extending 1 cm from the skull baseWhat is not a management option?

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7. Q) In the setting of Diabetes Mellitus What is the most useful investigation to assess arterial occlusive disease ?

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8. Q) 68 year old male undergoes aortobifemoral bypass for  Aortoiliac occlusion. Which of the following is the least common complication of this procedure?

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9. A 43 year old lady presents with varicose veins and undergoes a saphenofemoral disconnection, long saphenous veinstripping to the ankle and isolated hook phlebectomies. Post operatively she notices an area of numbness superior toher ankle. What is the most likely cause for this?

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10. Q) A 52 year old obese lady reports a painless grape sized mass in her groin area. She has no medical conditions apart fromsome varicose veins. There is a cough impulse and the mass disappears on lying down

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11. Q) Identify the incorrect statement regarding the management of Varicose vein though Radiofrequency Ablation ( RFA) and  Endovenous laser Ablation (EVLA)?

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12. Q_ A 53-year-old male presents to the emergency department with chest pain radiating to his back. His BP is 210/130, and his heart rate is 94.  He has no abdominal pain and he has palpable pulses in his lower extremities. CT shows a type B aortic dissection without any evidence of malperfusion. What is the next step in management?

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13. Q) In terms of patency which is the best graft for femoro popliteal bypass

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14. Q) Diabetic gangrene in a 60 year old male is due to ?

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15. Q) As per Rutherford classification, irreversible limb ischemia is what grade

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16. Q) A 52 year old male presents with tearing central chest pain. On examination he has an aortic regurgitation murmur.An ECG shows ST elevation in leads II, III and aVF. What is the probable diagnosis?

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17. Q) As per Debakey classification, dissection of descending aorta is what type?

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18. 66 year old male is diagnosed with abdominal aortic aneurysm.  What is not a risk factor for this condition?

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19. Q) 67 year old male has  severe claudication in b/l lower limbs. He undergoes Ankle Brachial Pressure index. ( ABi) Which statement is not true about  (ABI)?

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20. Q) Which does not contribute to the formation of diabetic gangrene of the foot?

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21. Q) Identify the false statement regarding ischemic rest pain and claudication pain 

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22. Q) Which of the following group of arteries is most commonly involved in causing claudication pain?

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23. Q) The most common endoleak after an EVAR is type:?

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24. Q) Mark the wrong statement for popliteal artery aneurysm?

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25.  78-year-old male with a history of diabetes, coronary artery disease, an irregular heart rate with an international normalized ratio {INR) of 1.1, and a tobacco abuse history of 2 packs per day for 60 years. He reports severe right foot pain started suddenly 3 hours before. Onexam, his right foot is pale and cooler than the left with no palpable right dorsalispedis or posterior tibial pulses and decreased sensation. There is swelling and redness of right leg What is the next step inyour management?

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26. A 32-year-old woman presents to the clinic with recurrent episodes of color changes in her fingers in response to cold weather or emotional stress. She reports that her fingers first turn white, then blue, and finally red upon warming. This pattern of color changes is characteristic of which of the following conditions? 

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27. Q) A 62-year-old male with a history of diabetes presents with severe leg pain, particularly in the foot and calf. He describes the pain as worsening at night, especially when lying down or elevating his foot, and finds relief when hanging his foot out of bed or sleeping in a chair. The pain is also aggravated by the pressure of bedclothes on the foot. This pattern is most consistent with which of the following conditions?

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28. A 65-year-old diabetic patient presents with intermittent claudication. During an examination, the ankle-brachial index (ABI) is measured. The patient’s resting ABI is found to be 1.2, and no significant drop occurs after exercise. What is the most likely explanation for the elevated ABI in this patient? 

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29. Q) Which of the following statements regarding lipodermatosclerosis is most accurate? 

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30. Q) Which of the following grafts is least preferred due to lower patency rates in femoropopliteal bypass surgery? 

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31. Q) Which of the following statements is true regarding the Rutherford Classification of Acute Limb Ischemia (ALI)? 

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