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Acute respiratory obstruction immediately following an abdominal surgery may occur dueto
A Tracheo-bronchial secretion
B Pleural effusion
C Tongue fall back
D Paralytic ileus
E Obstruction by a foreign body
Abdominal signs of acute pancreatitis are
A Grey turner’s sign
B Cullen’s sign
C Boas sign
D Rovsing’s sign
E Murphy’s sign
In an acute angled Triangle, the number of acute angles is
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
Which of the following artery is not a direct branch of abdominal aorta?
A internal iliac artery
B superior mesenteric artery
C common iliac artery
D renal artery
During midline abdominal incision following structures are incised
A Fascia scarpa
B Linea alba
C Parietal peritoneum
D Fascia transversalis
E Anterior layer of rectus sheath
A midline abdominal incision below the umbilicus passes through the
A Linea alba
B Extra peritoneal fat
C Fascia transversalis
D Pyramidalis
E Rectus abdominis
Anterior abdominal wall receives supply from following nerves
A Subcostal
B Ilioinguinal
C Iliohypogastric
D Genitofemoral
E Obturator
The following statements are correct concerning the abdominal wall layers
A Scarpa's fascia affords little strength in wound closure.
B Fascia transversalis provides strength to the abdominal wall in preventing hernias.
C The wall is supplied by both thoracic and lumbar spinal segments.
D Omphalocele represents a defect in the abdominal wall lateral to the umbilical cord.
E Vertical incisions on the anterior abdominal wall heal with less scarring than transverse incisions.
With regard to a plain abdominal x-ray renal trauma is likely if
A The psoas shadow is outlined more clearly
B There are fractured ribs 10
C 11
D 12
E There is scoliosis to the injured side
F Riggler’s sign is present
G There are fractures of transverse process of T5
Abdominal Pain be
A Due to high blood sugar level
B Due to ischemia
C Referred form base of the lung
D Burning in Pancreatitis
E Colicky in peptic ulcer

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