Vascular Surgery Quiz
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In the initial management of ALI , all are true, except
A. .Heparin
B. Classification & Diagnostic evaluation
C. Fasciotomy
D. Amputation
ABI value in in Diabetics suggesting PAD
A. 1.1 to 1.2
B. 1.1 to 1.4
C. -20
D. more than 1.4
Which of the following is a Hard Sign of Trauma
A. Diminished Unilateral Distal Pulse
B. Palpable Thrill
C. Significant Hemorrhage at the scene of Injury
D. Neurological Deficits
Carotid Artery stenting is not recommended in which patients
A. Asymptomatic <60% B. Asymptomatic > 60%
C. Symptomatic < 50% D. All of the Above
majority of aneurysms are
A. asymptomatic
B. pain abdomen
C. hypotensio
D. pulsatile swelling
Viable Bowel length required to prevent short gut syndrome
A. 500 cm small bowel including ascending colon
B. 400 cm length of small bowel
C. 180cms of small bowel bowel with 2/3 of ileum
D. 800cms of both small and large bowel
Which is the commonest artery to be injured in Extremity Trauma
A. Femoral Artery
B. Brachial Artery
C. popliteal artery
D. radial artery
best investigation for aneurym management
A. ultrasound
B. CT scan
C. MRI
D. PET CT
Antidiabetic that can cause lactic acidosis with contrast in diabetics
A. Pioglitazone
B. metformin
C. glicazide
D. none
Poly vinyl particles are
A. mechanical embolising agents
B. acrylic polymers micro amorphous beads
C. amorphous plastic agents
D. Liquid sclerosing agents
CT scan findings of bowel gangrene with mesenteric ischaemia
A. bowel wall thickening and contrast enhancement
B. paradoxical bowel enhancement on contrast
C. bowel enhancement without wall thickening
D. bowel wall thinning ,contrast nonenhancement and pneumatosis of bowel wal
Which of the following is a direct Factor Xa Inhibitor
A. Dabigatran
B. Rivaroxaban
C. Enoxaparin
D. Heparin
In the classification of ALI which category is immediately threatened
A. 1
B. 2a
C. 2b
D. 3
Thrombocytopenia and elevated D – dimers IS usally seen in
A. Arterio venous fistulas
B. Cavernous haemangioma
C. Capillary malformations
D. Klippel trenanaunay syndrome
Recommended treatment for symptomatic patients with low grade ICA stenosis <50% A. Carotid Endartarectomy B. Optimal Medical Therapy C. Carotid Stenting D. None of the Above
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