Karnataka PG Solved Paper 2004 (Part 13 of 20)

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  1. Odynophagia is:
    1. Throat pain
    2. Pain on swallowing
    3. Heartburn
    4. Painless dysphagia
    • Answer: b
  2. For inoperable gastric neoplasms involving the cardia, the best palliation is by:
    1. Intubation
    2. Exclusion
    3. Pre sternal bypass
    4. Gastroenterostomy
    • Answer: a
  3. Vascular inflow occlusion of the liver is by:
    1. Clambing the hepatic artery
    2. Occluding the portal vein
    3. Clambing the hepatic veins
    4. The pringle manoeuvre
    • Answer: d
  4. Splenic abscess is best treated by:
    1. Open splenectomy
    2. Laparoscopic splectomy
    3. Percutaneous drainage under image guidance
    4. Antibiotic only
    • Answer: c
  5. “Limey bile” is:
    1. Present in the CBD
    2. Thin and clear
    3. Like toothpaste emulsion in the gall bladder
    4. Bacterial rich
    • Answer: c
  6. Myelin around central nervous axons is laid down by:
    1. Microglia
    2. Schwann cells
    3. Oligodendrocytes
    4. Protoplasmic astrocytes
    • Answer: c
  7. Posterior belly of digastric is supplied by:
    1. Facial nerve
    2. Mandibular nerve
    3. Spinal accessory nerve
    4. Ansa cervicalis
    • Answer: a
  8. The paranasal air sinuses opening into the middle meatus include all except:
    1. Frontal sinus
    2. Maxillary sinus
    3. Posterior ethmoidal sinus
    4. Anterior ethmoidal sinus
    • Answer: c
  9. The following are the branches of the internal iliac artery except:
    1. Ovarian artery
    2. Uterine artery
    3. Superior vesical artery
    4. Obturator artery
    • Answer: a
  10. Which one of the followinf is attached to the lingual of the mandible?
    1. Stylomandiblar ligament
    2. Sphenomandibular ligament
    3. Pterygomandibular raphe
    4. Middle constrictor of pharynx
  • Answer: b