Surgery - Group 7 | Medical Hub

6. Which clinical indicator is most useful in assessing distal circulation of a limb?

A) Capillary refill B) Pulse palpation C) Skin temperature D) Color

7. The following operations necessitate preparation of blood except:

A) Repair of a huge inguinal hernia B) Thoracotomy C) Colectomy D) Hysterectomy

8. A 30 year old male with achalasia of cardia confirmed by barium swallow and endoscopy. Best treatment?

A) Heller operation with fundoplication B) Balloon dilation C) Botulinum toxin D) Medical therapy

9. A 40 year old male with cervical lymphadenopathy for 6 months, fever, night sweats, nodes firm and matted. Most likely?

A) Tuberculosis B) Lymphoma C) Metastatic cancer D) HIV

10. A 26 year-old primigravida at 40 weeks in active labour with transverse lie. Most appropriate next step?

A) Prepare for an immediate C-section B) ECV C) Vaginal delivery D) Observation