Orthopeadic MCQ and OSCE (2nd batch)

  1. 1st step in Mx of a multiple injured patient is:
  2. ----
  3. clear airway, assist respiration and ensure circulation
  4. transfuse immediately(b)
  5. Ant. Dislocation of the hip:
  6. Limb in flexion , ext. rotation and abduction(a)
  7. Pt sustained an open wound which is bleeding profusely. Before he arrives art hospital, which is the safest method to control the bleeding?
  8. Elevation of limp
  9. Local pressure and elevation of limp
  10. Ligation of the bleeding vessel
  11. Use of tourniquet
  12. Pressure over the femoral artery in the groin(b)
  13. ----
  14. in Rheumatoid arthritis, one of the following is not a complication of prolong steroid therapy:
  15. decrease ACTH pit. Secretion
  16. osteoporosis
  17. cutaneous straie and moon facies
  18. pathological #
  19. increase in serum Potassium(e)
  20. features of common peroneal nerve palsies
  21. inability to flex and extend big toe
  22. anaesthesia of toe
  23. inability to walk on toes
  24. ALL of the above
  25. NONE of the above(e)
  26. DM foot features include all except
  27. Foot drop is common
  28. Anaerobic infection is rare
  29. Penetrating ulver at base of big toe
  30. Neurogenic joint of foot occurs
  31. Gangrene of toe(a)
  32. most impt pre-requisite of a successful syme’s is
  33. elderly pt
  34. fit young pt
  35. good post. Tibial pulse
  36. normal ipsilateral knee joint
  37. normal contralateral ankle joint(c)
  38. intertrochanteric # treated conservatively get:
  39. malunion
  40. non-union
  41. delayed union
  42. avascular necrosis of hip(a)
  43. -----
  44. Ewing’s and Osteomyelitis can be confused by
  45. Swelling
  46. Diaphyseal location
  47. Periosteal bone formation
  48. Exploration reveals liquefied material like pus
  49. All of the above(e)
  50. child with cystic lesion at epiphysis of long bone, most likely diagnosis:
  51. osteosarcoma
  52. osteoid osteoma
  53. osteochrondroma
  54. osteoblastoma
  55. chrondrosarcoma(d)
  56. earliest bone degeneration in Rheumatoid Arthritis occurs at:
  57. articular cartilage
  58. metaphysis
  59. subchrondral
  60. periarticular
  61. diaphysis(d)
  62. medical Mx of OA includes:
  63. Nsaids
  64. Walking aid
  65. Repeated injection intra-articular of steroids
  66. Heat therapy
  67. Weight reduction(c)
  68. A young female with scoliosis, the most pertinent manoeuver to diagnose the underlying condition is
  69. Measure leg length
  70. Pelvic obliquity
  71. Ask child to bend forward
  72. Spine Xray
  73. Look at level of shoulders(c)
  74. recurrent dislocation of patella
  75. may be treated by realignment procedure
  76. more common in males than in females
  77. usually medial dislocation
  78. not associated with patella-femoral arthritis
  79. treated by patellectomy ASAP(a)
  80. 7/male/afebrile has pain over left knee. no history of trauma. Knee ROM full.
  81. septic arthritis of hip
  82. torn right meniscus
  83. Perthe’s Disease
  84. SUFE
  85. Discoid meniscus(c)
  86. frozen shoulder
  87. pain in middle 3rd of the arc of abduction
  88. inability to abduct shoulder, but passive ROM full
  89. uniform limitation of both active and passive movements
  90. – (c)
  91. 13/girl/idiopathic scoliosis. Which of following is not true:
  92. scoliosis may progress
  93. hemiverterbra may be seen on T9
  94. apparent limb length shortening
  95. shoulder and pelvis not leveled(b)
  96. semilunar tear of the cartilage of the knee, history of injury is:
  97. force on the medial side
  98. lifting of heavy weights on bent knees
  99. twisting injury on knees bent
  100. stamping foot violently on the ground
  101. fall from height in heels(c)