UHS PGET Surgery & Allied — General Surgery & Allied MCQs
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Sample General Surgery & Allied Questions
A 55-year-old chronic smoker presents with a non-healing oral ulcer that is not responding to medical treatment. What is the next course of action?
- A.Start systemic therapy
- B.Biopsy with or without immunofluorescence
- C.CT scan head and neck
- D.Send oral swab for culture
Mammography is performed for:
- A.Screening of breast tumours
- B.Screening of pancreatic tumours
- C.Screening of mediastinal tumours
- D.Screening of head and neck tumours
A construction worker was brought to the emergency department after falling from a building with multiple injuries. He suddenly stopped breathing; percussion was hyperresonant on the right side and the trachea was deviated to the left. What should be the best treatment option?
- A.Tube thoracostomy
- B.Small-bore catheter aspiration
- C.Watchful waiting
- D.Pleurodesis
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