List of top Surgery Questions asked in NEET (PG)

The most common site of lymphangiosarcoma is

Consider the following statements: thrombolytic therapy is contraindicated in 1. Irreversible ischaemia. 2. A potential source of haemorrhage. 3. Suprainguinal occlusion. 4. Critical ischaemia with neurological deficit. Which of these statements are correct?

Following thyroid surgery, a patient developed hoarseness, weakness, decreased range of pitch or volume, and fatigue after extensive use of the voice. The nerve injured is:

All of the following swellings are transilluminant, EXCEPT:

Agent of choice for intravesical therapy for carcinoma in situ of the bladder following endoscopic treatment is

During surgical exploration for a hydatid cyst of the liver, any of the following agents can be used as a scolicidal agent EXCEPT

Radical nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma does NOT involve excision of

In which of the following conditions is paradoxical respiration observed?

In a motor vehicle accident, the use of a seat belt is expected to result in all of the following EXCEPT

A young woman develops left sided pneumothorax following blunt injury to the chest. The most appropriate site to insert a chest tube would be

A 24-year-old man is brought to the casualty department after a fall from a height. His breathing is laboured and he is cyanotic. No breath sounds can be heard and the right lung field is resonant. The initial management should include

Assertion (A): Diabetic ulcer is a trophic ulcer.

Reason (R): It is caused by ischaemia and anaesthesia.

Assertion (A): Splenectomised patients are at increased risk of septicaemia.

Reason (R): Splenectomised patients frequently have an increase in white cell and platelet counts.

Assertion (A): Breast conserving treatment is NOT applicable for lobular carcinoma of the breast.

Reason (R): Lobular carcinoma is multifocal in origin.

Match List I (Clinical signs) with List II (Clinical description) and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists.

List I (Clinical signs)	List II (Clinical description)
A. Balance's sign	1. Supraclavicular node in visceral malignancy
B. Kehr's sign	2. Referred pain in left shoulder in splenic trauma
C. Cullen's sign	3. Shifting dullness in flanks in splenic trauma
D. Trosier's sign	4. Periumbilical discoloration in acute pancreatitis

The operation of choice for a retrocaval ureter is

The ideal temperature of water to cool a burnt surface is

Assertion (A): Secondary haemorrhage occurs 7 to 14 days after an operation.

Reason (R): Haemorrhage is due to the slipping of a ligature or dislodgement of a clot.

Which one of the following odontomes is a locally invasive malignant tumour?

The following are true about bronchogenic carcinoma EXCEPT

Empyema necessitatis is defined as so when

Consider the following statements. Polycystic disease of the kidneys may present with:
1. Chronic renal failure.
2. Haematuria and renal colic.
3. Hypertension.
4. Accidentally on routine examination of the abdomen.
Which of these statements are correct?

Revised Trauma score by Champion include the following EXCEPT

Repair of cleft lip is usually carried out