Q: Which of the following is not associated with RCC:
(a) Polycythemia
(b) Amyloidosis
(c) Cushing's syndrome
(d) Hypertension.
A: c. Cushing's..
M11 Su153- Renal cell Ca
M11 Su152- GB Ca
Q: Survival in unresectable GB Ca is:
(a) 4-6 months
(b) 8-10 months
(c) 1 year
(d) 12-24 months.
A: a. 4-6 months
M11 Su151- MESS
Q: Mangled Extremity Severity Score includes all except:
(a) Shock
(b) Ischemia
(c) Neurogenic injury
(d) Energy of injury.
A: c. Neurogenic...
M11 Su150- Lap cholecystectomy
Q: The technique of lap cholecystectomy was first described by:
(a) Erich Muhe
(b) Philip Moore
(c) Kurt Semm
(d) Eddie reddick
A: a. Erich Muhe
M11 Su149- Mucinous cystadenoma pancreas
Q: Not true about mucinous cystadenoma pancreas:
(a) Microcystic adenoma
(b) Lined by columnar epithelium
(c) Pre malignant
(d) Focus of ovarian stroma in it.
A: a. Microcystic ...
M11 Su148- Ca GB
Q: In a male after lap cholecystectomy, specimen shows Ca gall bladder stage T1a. Appropriate management is:
(a) Conservative and follow up
(b) Extended cholecystectomy
(c) Excision of all port sites
(d) Radiotherapy.
A: c. Excision of...
M11 Su147- GERD
Q: Best test to diagnose GERD and quantify acid output is:
(a) Esophagogram
(b) Endoscopy
(c) Manometry
(d) 24 hr pH monitor
A: d. 24 hr pH
M11 Su146- Cholangiocarcinoma
Q: Most common site of cholangiocarcinoma:
(a) Distal biliary duct
(b) Hilum
(c) Intrahepatic duct
(d) Multifocal.
A: b. Hilum
M11 Su145- Gleason score
Q: Gleason score, all are true except:
(a) Used for grading prostate cancer
(b) Scores range from 1- 10
(c) Higher score, poorer prognosis
(d) Helps in planning management.
A: b. Scores....
M11 Su144- Mesenteric ischemia
Q: Most common cause of acute mesenteric ischemia is:
(a) Arterial thrombosis
(b) Venous thrombosis
(c) Embolism
(d) Non- occlusive disease.
A: c. Embolism
M11 Su143- Medullary Ca Thyroid
Q: Treatment of medullary Ca thyroid:
(a) Surgery and radiotherapy
(b) Radiotherapy and chemo
(c) Surgery only
(d) Radioiodine ablation.
A: Surgery only
M11 Su142- Pancreatic Ca
Q: Which of the following statements about Pancreatic Ca is not true:
(a) Mutation in P 53 gene is associated in 75% of cases
(b) Hereditary pancreatitis significantly increases the risk
(c) Median survival in locally advanced ( stage III) disease is 3-6 months
(d) Five year survival after curative pancreatico-duodenectomy is 15-20%.
A: c. Median....
M11 Su141- GB polyp
Q: Risk factors for malignant change in an asymptomatic patient with a gall bladder polyp on USG include all except:
(a) Age > 60 yrs
(b) Rapid increase in polyp
(c) Size of polyp >5 mm
(d) Asso gall stones.
A: c. Size of....
M11 Su 140- Esophageal contraction
Q: Non progressive contraction of esophagus are:
(a) Primary
(b) Secondary
(c) Tertiary
(d) Quartenary.
A: d. Quartenary
M11 Su139- Colorectal Ca
Q: Most important prognostic factor for colorectal ca:
(a) Site of lesion
(b) Tumor size and characteristics
(c) Age of patient
(d) Lymph node status.
A: d. Lymph node
M11 Su138- Pyloric stenosis
Q: A 3 week old patient presenting with vomiting and failure to thrive found to have pyloric stenosis. What should be the next step of management:
(a) Emergency pyloromyotomy
(b) Fluid resuscitation maybe delayed
(c) Correction of electrolyte disturbances
(d) Cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
A: c. Correction....
M11 Su137- GB- comet tail
Q: On abdominal USG, gall bladder shows diffuse wall thickening with hyperechoic nodules at neck and comet tail artefacts, the most likely diagnosis:
(a) Adenomyomatosis
(b) AdenoCa of GB
(c) Xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis
(d) Cholesterol crystals.
A: a. Adenomyoma...
M11 Su136- GIST
Q: Gold standard investigation for recurrent GIST:
(a) MRI
(b) MIBG
(c) USG
(d) PET CT
A: d. PET CT
M11 Su135- Colon lymphatics
Q: Which of the following is the terminal group of lymph node for colon:
(a) Paracolic
(b) Epicolic
(c) Preaortic
(d) Ileocolic
A: c. Preaortic
M11 Su134- Ca Colon
Q: Most protective against Ca Colon:
(a) High fibre diet
(b) Low fat diet
(c) Low selenium diet
(d) Low protein diet.
A: a. High fibre





