WOUND, KELOID, HYPERTROPHIC SCAR AND METABOLIC RESPONSE TO INJURY

1) FACTORS INFLUENCING WOUND HEALING

2) KELOID AND KELOIDS SCAR
3) DEFINE WOUND. DISCUSS MANAGEMENT OF PATIENT WITH OLD LACERATED INJURY OF
LOWER THIRD OF LEG.
4) WHAT IS WOUND HEALING? DESCRIBE THE STAGES OF NORMAL WOUND HEALING.
MENTION THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCES THE PROCESS OF WOUND HEALING.
5) DESCRIBE TIDY AND UN-TIDY WOUNDS. HOW WILL YOU MANAGE A PATIENT WITH CRUSH
INJURY OF LEG?
6) RAYANAUDS DISEASE

ACUTE INFECTIONS, SINUS, FISTULA AND SURGICAL SITE INFECTION

1) CARBUNCLE
2) ERYSEPALUS
3) COLLAR STUD ABSCESS
4) PREAURICULAR SINUS
5) WHAT IS CELLULITIS. DISCUSS FACIAL CELLULITIS. (LUDWIGS ANGINA)
6) DELHI BOIL (CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS)
7) FISTULA
8) CAUSES OF REDUVED RESISTANCE TO INFECTION
9) DELAYED PRIMARY SUTURING
10) LUDWIGS ANGINA
11) INGRAWING TOE NAIL OR ONYCHOCRYPTOSIS
12) BAKERS CYST

TETANUS AND GAS GANGRENE:

1) AETIOLOGY , SIGNS , SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT OF TETANUS INFECTION.

2) AETIOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF GAS GANGRENE.

SHORT NOTE:

1) TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS
2) TETANUS
3) DIABETIC GANGRENE
4) GAS GANGRENE

HAND AND FOOT INFECTION:

1) PULP SPACE DISEASE (FELON)

2) PARONYCHIA
3) MYCETOMA PEDIS
4) ONCHOCRYPTOSIS

CHRONIC INFECTIOUS DISEASE:

1) AIDS AND SURGERY

2) UNIVERSAL PRECAUTION AGAINST AIDS
 3) SYPHILITIC STIGMATA

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS LEG ULCER AND PRESSURE SORE:

LONG QUESTION:

1) DEFINE ULCER. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF ULCER? HISTORY AND CLINICAL
EXAMINATION OF ULCER. HOW WILL YOU TREAT A ULCER AT BIG TOE IN A PATIENT OF
THROMBANGITIS OBLITERANS.
2) INVESTIGATION AND TREATMENT OF NON-HEALING ULCER OF LOWER LEG IN MIDDLE AGED
MAN.
3) CLINICAL FEATUES AND MANAGEMENT OF TUBERCULAR ULCER.

SHORT NOTE:

1) VENOUS ULCER
2) PRESSURE SORE (DECUBITUS ULCER)
3) MALIGNANT ULCER
4) TUBERCULAR ULCER
5) COMPLICATIONS OF CHRONIC DUODENAL ULCER.
6) MARJOLINS ULCER

LOWER LIMB ISCHEMIA:

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) DESCRIBE THE CLINICAL FEATURES OF LOWER LIMB ISCHEMIA. WRITE THE INVESTIGATIONS,
MANAGEMENT OF A CASE OF BURGERS DISEASE
2) WHAT ARE THE FEATURES OF ARTERIAL OCCLUSION IN LEG? INVESTIGATIONS?
3) WHAT IS INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION? DESCRIBE THE INVESTIGATIONS PERFORMED IN
PERIPHERAL OCCLUSIVE ARTERIAL DISEASE. HOW DO YOU MANAGE A CASE OF TAO.
4) GIVE THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF A CASE OF DRY GANGRENE. HOW IS CHRONIC LIMB
ISCHEMIA INVESTIGATED. OUTLINE THE TREATMENT OF LOWER LIMB ISCHEMIA DUE TO
ATHEROSCLEROSIS.

SHORT NOTE

1) THROMBANITIS OBLITERANS
2) GANGRENE
3) RAYNAUDS PHENOMENON (UPPER LIMB ISCHEMIA)
4) INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATIONS
5) DUPLEX SCAN

LYMPHATICS, LYMPHOMA AND LYMPH VESSELS:

1) PATHOLOGY, STAGING, CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF NON-HODGKINS

LYMPHOMA.
2) LYMPHOMA

VARICOSE VEIN AND DVT:

1) WRITE THE ANATOMY OF VEINS OF LOWER LIMB.
 2) DVT
3) VARICOSE VEIN
4) CLINICAL FEATURES, TREATMENT AND COMPLICATIONS OF VARICOSE VEIN

SKIN TUMOR:

1) ENUMERATE SKIN LESIONS OF THE BODY. DESCRIBE THE CLASSIFICATION AND SPREAD OF
MELANOMA. HOW WILL YOU MANAGE A CASE OF MALIGNANT MELANOMA IN GREAT TOE.

SHORT NOTE:

1) EPITHELIOMA
2) RODENT ULCER
3) BASAL CELL CARCINOMA
4) KAPOCI’S SARCOMA
5) MALIGNANT MELANOMA
6) AMELANOTIC MELANOMS

HEMORRHAGE, SHOCK AND BLOOD TRANSFUSION:

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SHOCK? DESCRIBE THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND
MANAGEMENT OF SEPTIC SHOCK.
2) CLASSIFY SHOCK. CLINICAL FEATURES OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK AND ITS MANAGEMENT.
3) DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION. DISCUSS IN BRIEF BLOOD
TRANSFUSION HAZARDS.
4) CLASSIFY HAEMORRHAGE. HOW WILL YOU ASSESS BLEEDING DURING OPERATION/ HOW
WILL YOU MEASURE BLOOD LOSS? ENUMERATE METHODS OF HEMOSTASIS DURING
SURGERY.
5) CLINICAL FEATURES, INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF 2ND DEGREE HAEMORRHAGE
FROM LEG.
6) TYPE OF HAEMORRHAGE. MANAGEMENT OF HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK.

SHORT NOTE:

1) SEPTIC SHOCK, MANAGEMENT.

2) SECONDARY HAEMORRHAGE
3) REACTIONARY HAEMORRHAGE.
4) HAZARDS OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION.
5) PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF HAEMORRHAGIC SHOCK.
6) CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF HAEMORRHAGE OF EXTERNAL ORIGIN.

BURN, SKIN GRAFTING AND FLAP:

1) MANAGEMENT OF FLAME BURN.

2) DEFINE AND CLASSIFY BURNS. HOW WILL YOU ASSESS THE DEPTH OF BURNS?
MANAGEMENT OF AN 80 KG MAN ADMITTED WITH 45% FLAME BURN.
3) CLASSIFY DEGREE OF BURNS. MANAGEMENT IN 30% CASES.
4) DESCRIBE THE TYPE OF SHOCK. DESCRIBE THE RESUSCITATION OF 50% BURN IN 50KG
FEMALE.
5) DESCRIBE BLOOD GROUPS. WHAT ARE THE INDICATIONS OF BLOOD LOSS IN SURGICAL
PRACTICE?
 6) HOW WILL YOU ASSESS A MAJOR THERMAL BURN? WHAT ARE THE RESUSCITATIVE AND
DEFINITIVE TREATMENT NEED OF SUCH A PATIENT DURING THE 1ST 3-5 DAYS OF BURN?
7) DESCRIBE THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF BURN INJURY. HOW WILL YOU
ASSESS DEPTH OF BURN AND AMOUNT OF FLUID REPLACEMENT?

SHORT NOTE:

1) BURN CONTRACTURE.
2) POST BURN CONTRACTURE.
3) COMPLICATIONS OF MAJOR BURN.
4) SKIN GRAFTING.
5) FLUID THERAPY IN BURN.

TUMORS , CYSTS AND NECK SWELLING:

1) DEFINE AND CLASSIFY TUMOR. DESCRIBE THE MODE OF SPREAD AND THE METHOD OF
STAGING MALIGNANT TUMORS.
2) DISCUSS THE ORIGIN , CLINICAL FEATURES MANAGEMENT AND COMPLICATIONS OF
THYROGLOSSAL CYST.
3) DEFINE CYST. OUTLINE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CYST. DESCRIBE MESENTERIC CYST.
4) WRITE THE CLASSIFICATION AND COMPLICATIONS OF CYST. MANAGEMENT OF DERMOID
CYST.
5) DESCRIBE THE MALIGNANT TUMOR OF BREAST. DESCRIBE THE MANAGEMENT OF EARLY
BREAST CARCINOMA.

SHORT NOTE:

1) DERMOID CYST
2) HEMANGIOMA
3) THYROGLOSSAL CYST
4) BACKERS CYST
5) RANULA
6) SPINA BIFIDA
7) MENINGOENCEPHALOCELE
8) MENINGOCELE
9) EPIDERMAL OR SEBACEOUS CYST
10) COMPOUND PALMAR GANGLION
11) GANGLION
12) SEMIMEMBRANOUS BURSA
13) BIOPSY
14) COLD ABSCESS
15) TYPES OF LIPOMA
16) VON RECKLINGHAUSEN’S DISEASE
17) ELEPHANTIASIS
18) AV FISTULA
19) POTATO TUMOR
20) LYMPHANGIOMA
21) CYSTIC HYGROMA
22) PAROTID TUMOR
23) BRANCHIAL CYST, BRANCHIAL FISTULA
 24) ANEURISM
25) NEUROFIBROMATOSIS
26) MESENTERIC CYST
27) WARTHINS TUMOR

ORAL CAVITY, ODONTOMES, LIP AND PALATE:

1) PREMALIGNANT CONDITION OF TONGUE CARCINOMA. ETIOLOGY , PATHOLOGY, CLINICAL

FEATURE AND MANAGEMENT OF TONGUE CARCINOMA. MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMA OF
TONGUE INVOLVING ANTERIOR 1/3RD OF TONGUE.

SHORT NOTE:

1) CLEFT LIP
2) ODONTOMES
3) CLASSIFICATION OF CLEFT LIP
4) EPULIS
5) DENTIGEROUS CYST
6) CLINICAL FEATURES OF CARCINOMA OF TONGUE
7) LEUKOPLAKIA

SALIVERY GLAND:

1) CLASSIFY PAROTID TUMOR. DESCRIBE THE PATHOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES AND

MANAGEMENT PLEOMORPHIC ADENOMA OF PAROTID GLAND.
2) PLEOMORPHIC ADENOMA
3) ACUTE SUPPURATIVE PAROTITIS
4) PLEOMORPHIC ADENOMA
5) WARTHIN’S TUMOR

THYROID GLAND:
1) CLASSIFY THYROTOXICOSIS. CAUSES, CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF 1 DEGREE
THYROTOXICOSIS.
2) CLASSIFY GOITRE. ETIOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURE OF 1 DEGREE TOXIC GOITRE. BRIEFLY
DISCUSS GRAVES DISEASE.
3) DISCUSS THE PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT OF THYROTOXICOSIS.
4) DESCRIBE THE DIFFERENT INVESTIGATIONS AVAILABLE FOR THYROID DISEASE. CLASSIFY
CARCINOMA THYROID. DESCRIBE THE MODE OF PRESENTATION OF THYROID CARCINOMA
AND MANAGEMENT OF PAPILLARY CARCINOMA IN ADULT.
5) ETIOPATHOGENESIS , DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF
SOLITARY NODULE OF THYROID.
6) CLINICAL FEATURES, INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF SECONDARY
THYROTOXICOSIS.
7) CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF DIFFUSE TOXIC GOITRE.
8) WRITE THE INVESTIGATION, MANAGEMENT AND COMPLICATION OF A CASE OF SIMPLE
MULTINODULAR GOITRE.
9) HOW WILL YOU INVESTIGATE A CASE OF THYROID SWELLING?

SHORT NOTE:
 1) TOXIC GOITRE
2) COMPLICATIONS OF THYROIDECTOMY
3) THYROTOXICOSIS CRISIS
4) RETROSTERNAL GOITRE
5) THYROID FUNCTION TEST
6) MULTINODULAR GOITRE
7) THYROID CRISIS
8) PAPILLARY CARCINOMA OF THYROID
9) THYROID SURGERY COMPLICATIONS
10) TFT
11) MNG

BREAST:

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) PATHOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES , INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMA

OF BREAST.
2) ETIOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMA OF BREAST.
3) CLASSIFY BREAST CARCINOMA. STAGING OF BREAST CARCINOMA. DISCUSS THE
MANAGEMENT IN 60 YEARS OLD LADY WITH 6 CM TUMOR.
4) STAGING OF BREAST CARCINOMA. MANAGEMENT OF T2N1M0 CARCINOMA OF BREAST IN
PREMENOPAUSAL WOMEN.
5) INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT IN STAGE 2 OF CARCINOMA BREAST
6) DESCRIBE THE MALIGNANT TUMOR OF BREAST. OUTLINE THE MANAGEMENT OF EARLY
BREAST CARCINOMA.
7) A 56 YEARS OLD WOMEN PRESENTS WITH A LUMP IN UPPER OUTER QUADRENT OF RIGHT
BREAST. DISCUSS THE INVESTIGATION AND MANAGEMENT OF THIS PATIENT. DESCRIBE TNM
STAGING OF CARCINOMA OF BREAST.
8) DISCUSS THE MANAGEMENT OF BENIGN BREAST LUMP OF DIFFERENT ETIOLOGY. OUTLINE
THE SPREAD OF MAMMARY CARCINOMA.

SHORT NOTE:

1) LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE OF BREAST.

2) MAMMOGRAPHY
3) MASTALGIA
4) NIPPLE DRAINAGE OF BREAST
5) PHYLLOIDS TUMOR
6) PAGETS DISEASE OF NIPPLE
7) CYSTOSARCOMA PHYLLOIDES
8) ANDI
9) GYNAECOMASTIA
10) FNAC
11) FIBROANEUROSIS
12) SIGNS OF ADVANCED CARCINOMA OF BREAST
13) FIBROADENOMA OF BREAST
14) TRIPLE ASSESSMENT OF BREAST
 15) CYSTOSARCOMA PHYLLOIDES
16) BREAST ABSCESS
17) NIPPLE DISCHARGE
18) SENTINEL NODE BIOPSY IN THE BREAST
19) SPREAD OF BREAST CARCINOMA
20) MANCHESTER STAGING OF CARCINOMA BREAST

GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT
OESOPHAGUS AND DIAPHRAM:

1) CAUSES OF DYSPHAGIA , ETIOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES , INVESTIGATIONS AND

MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMA OF LOWER END OF OESOPHAGUS

SHORT NOTE:
1) DYSPHAGIA
2) REFLUX ESOPHAGITIS
3) ACHALASIA CARDIA

STOMACH AND DUODENUM:

LONG QUESTIONS:
1) COMMON CAUSES OF HEMATEMESIS AND MALENA. INVESTIGATION AND MANAGEMENT
OF BLEEDING PEPTIC ULCER.
2) COMPLICATIONS OF CHRONIC PEPTIC ULCER. CLINICAL FEATURES , MANAGEMENT OF A
CASE OF PERFORATED DUODENAL ULCER
3) ETIOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC DUODENAL ULCER.
4) 40 YEARS OLD MAN WITH ACUTE UPPER ABDOMINAL PAIN. HOW TO PROCEED TO
DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE CASE.
5) WRITE THE LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE OF STOMACH. DESCRIBE THE ETIOPATHOGENESIS,
CLINICAL FEATURES AND INVESTIGATIONS OF CARCINOMA OF STOMACH. HOW WILL YOU
MANAGE A CASE OF CARCINOMA OF STOMACH?
6) WHAT ARE THE CLINICAL FEATURES OF CARCINOMA OF UPPER END OF STOMACH? DISCUSS
INVG. AND MX OF EARLY CA STOMACH.
7) DESCRIBE THE CLINICAL FEATURES, INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF OF GASTRIC
OUTLET OBSTRUCTION DUE TO CHRONIC DUODENAL ULCER.
8) DESCRIBE THE CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF A CASE OF PYLORIC STENOSIS
DUE TO CHRONIC DUODENAL ULCER.
9) A 45 YEARS OLD MALE PATIENT PRESENTED WITH HISTORY OF ANOREXIA AND WEIGHT LOSS
FOR LAST 6 MONTHS FOLLOWED BY DEVELOPMENT OF VOMITING AFTER MEAL FOR 1
MONTH. HOW WOULD YOU PROCEED TO REACH TO A DIAGNOSIS? DISCUSS THE
MANAGEMENT OF SUCH A PATIENT.
10) A PATIENT OF 40 YEARS MALE WITH HISTORY OF VOMITING AFTER MEAL FOR 1 MONTH
WITH LOSS OF WEIGHT. HE HAD HISTORY OF PAIN UPPER ABDOMEN AND HYPERACIDITY
FOR A LONG TIME. INV AND TREATMENT OF SUCH PATIENT?
11) ENUMERATE THE CAUSES OF GOO. CLINICAL FEATURES , INVESTIGATIONS AND
MANAGEMENT OF PYLORIC STENOSIS.
 12) A 40 YEARS OLD MALE PRESENTS WITH ACYTE UPPER ABDOMINAL PAIN . HOW WILL YOU
PROCEED TO YOUR DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGE THE CASE.

SHORT NOTE:

1) INFANTILE (IDIOPATHIC) HYPERTROPHIC PYLORIC STENOSIS.

2) CONGENITAL HYPERTROPHIC PYLORIC STENOSIS.
3) HOUR GLASS STOMACH
4) STRESS ULCER
5) JOLLINGER ELLISON SYNDROME
6) DUMPING SYNDROME

LIVER:

LONG QUESTIONS:

SHORT NOTES:

1) HYDATID CYST OF LIVER

2) AMOEBIC LIVER ABSCESS
3) LFT

GALL BLADDAR AND PANCREAS

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) DEFINE ACUTE PANCREATITIS. ETIOPATHOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES, INVESTIGATIONS AND

MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS.
2) DIFFERENT TYPES OF GALLSTONES. CAUSAL FACTORS , COMPLICATIONS OF GALLSTONES.
HOW WILL YOU MANAGE CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS.
3) EIOPATHOGENESIS , CLINICAL FEATURES , MANAGEMENT AND COMPLICATIONS OF ACUTE
CALCULOUS CHOLECYSTITIS.
4) WRITE THE CAUSES OF OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE. HOW WILL YOU INVESTIGATE A CASE OF
OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE AND PREPARE FOR SURGERY.
5) HOW WILL YOU INVESTIGATE AND MANAGE A CASE OF OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE DUE TO
STONE IN CBD.
6) A 65 YEARS MALE COMES WITH JAUNDICE AND A LUMP IN THE RIGHT UPPER ABDOMEN.
WHAT ARE PROBABLE DIAGNOSIS IN RELATION TO AREA AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
BACKGROUND? RELEVANT INVESTIGATION? OUTLINE THE TREATMENT OF CANCER OF HEAD
OF PANCREAS.
7) DESCRIBE COMPLAINTS AND SEQUELLAE OF CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS WITH MULTIPLE
STONES IN GALL BLADDER.
8) HOW DOES ACUTE GALL STONE PANCREATITIS DIFFER FROM ACUTE PANCREATITIS OF
ALCOHOL ORIGIN.CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE GALLSTONE
PANCREATITIS.
9)
SHORT NOTES:

1) ERCP
2) PSEUDOCYST OF PANCREAS
3) COMPLICATIONS OF GALLSTONES.
4) COMPLICATIONS OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS
5) COMPLICATIONS OF CHOLECYSTECTOMY
6) CARCOTS BILIARY TRIAD
7) ANNULAR PANCREAS
8) CHOLEDOCHOL CYST
9) CAROLIS DISEASE
10) HIMEY BILE
11) CBD STONES
12) MURPHEYS SIGN
13) CHOLELITHIASIS
14) PROBLEM OF SURGERY IN A JAUNDICE PATIENT

SPLEEN

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) DEFINE SHOCK. CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF SPLENIC RUPTURE.

2) WRITE THE CAUSE OF SPLENOMEGALY. DESCRIBE THE INDICATIONS OF SPLENECTOMY.
WHAT ARE THE COMPLICATIONS OF SPLENECTOMY
3) FUNCTIONS OF SPLEEN
4) MECHANISM AND C/F OF SPLENIC INJURY . MX AND INV OF SPLENIC INJURY.
Q) OUTLINE THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF MX OF ANY ACUTE ABDOMEN
R) SURGICAL CAUSES OF SPLENOMEGALY
.

SHORT NOTES:

1) RUPTURE OF SPLEEN
2) SPLENECTOMY
3) OPSI

PERITONIUM , PERITONIAL CAVITY, RETROPERITONIUM & MESENTRY:

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) DESCRIBE CLINICAL FEATURE AND MANAGEMENT OF PERFORATION PERITONITIS.

SHORT NOTES:

1. UMBILICAL ADENOMA
2. UMBILICAL HERNIA
SMALL INTESTINE

1) TUBERCULOUS LYMPHADENITIS
2) CLOSED LOOP INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION

Q) EXPLAIN WHY ILEOCAECAL REGION IS MOST COMMONLY INVOLVED ON INTESTINAL TB

.MAKE A COMPARISON BETWEEN 2 TYPES OF INTESTINAL TB AND OUTLINE ITS MX

LARGE INTESTINE

1) WRITE THE C/F INVOLVED AND TX OF CARCINOMA CAECUM

2) WRITE THE C/F AND INVG. OF COLORECTAL CANCER
3) WRITE ETIOPATHOLOGY AND CARCINOMA OF COLON
4) DESCRIBE THE C/F AND INVG. OF COLON CANCER
5) DESCRIBE THE ETIOLOGY ,PATHOLOGY ,C/F AND MX OF CONGENITAL MEGACOLON

SHORT NOTE:

1. PRECANCEROUS LESION OF THE COLON

2. INTESTINAL POLYP
3. COLOSTOMY (RECTUM AND ANAL CANAL)

INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION

1) DESCRIBE THE ETIOPATHOLOGY ,C/F ,MX OF A CASE OF INTUSSUSCEPTION IN AN INFANT

2) DESCRIBE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ACUTE INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION ,C/F AND RX
3) CLASSIFY INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION
4) DISCUSS PATHOLOGY ,C/F ,DX AND MX OF SIGMOID COLON
5) CAUSES OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION. MANAGEMENT OF A CASE OF INTUSSUSCEPTION

S/N

1) MECKEL’S DIVERTICULUM
2) INTUSSUSCEPTION
3) HIRCHSPRUNG’S DISEASE
4) SIGMOID VOLUNULUS
5) UMBILICAL POLYP
6) CLOSED LOOP INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION
.

RECTUM AND ANAL CANAL

1) WHAT ARE THE COMMON CAUSES OF BLEEDING PER RECTUM .DISCUSS THE ETIOLOGY
,CLASSIFICATION ,C/F AND RX OF INTERNAL HAEMORRHOIDS
2) DUKE’S STAGING OF CA RECTUM
3) ACUTE ATTACK OF PILES

S/N

1) DIGITAL RECTAL EXAMINATION

2) FISTULA IN ANO
3) IMPERFORATED ANUS
4) ISCHIORECTAL ABSCESS
 5) ANORECTAL ABSCESS
6) ANAL FISSURE
7) CO_____ED ANUS
8) PILONIDAL SINUS
9) ACUTE ATTACK OF PILES
10) ANORECTAL ABSCESS
11) A 55 YEARS OLD MAN PRESENTED WITH BLEEDING PER RECTUM FOR LAST 1 AND 1/2
MONTHS. ENUMERATE THE CAUSES OF BLEEDING PER RECTUM. HOW DO YOU INVESTIGATE
THIS PATIENT? WRITE THE OUTLINE OF MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMA RECTUM.
12) ETIOPATHOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES, AND INVG OF A CA COLON.
13) CHEMORADIATION IN ANAL CANCER
14) FAMILIAL POLYPOSIS COLI

LOWER GI- BLEEDING

CAUSES OF LOWER GI- BLEEDING

APPENDIX

1) CLINICAL FEATURE AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS ACUTE APPENDICITIS

2) APPENDICULAR MASS OR LUMP
3) APPENDICULAR ABSCESS
4) MC BURNEY’S POINT
5) APPENDICULAR LUMP
6)

DESCRIBE THE D/D ACUTE APPENDICITIS .OUTLINE THE MX OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS .C/F OF
APPENDICITIS

ABDOMINAL MASS

1) D/D OF MASS IN THE RT.ILIAC FOSSA

2) MESENTERIC CYST

HERNIA

S/N

1) COMPLICATION OF INGUINAL HERNIA

2) SURGICAL ANATOMY OF INGUINAL HERNIA
3) STRANGULATE INGUINAL HERNIA
4) ABDOMINAL DEHISCENCE
5) RING OCCLUSION TEST
6) CONGENITAL HERNIA
7) STRANGULATED HERNIA
8) SLIDING HERNIA

OPERATIVE SURGERY
 TRACHEOSTOMY

UROLOGY

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) DESCRIBE THE CLINICAL FEATURES , INVESTIGATONS AND MANAGEMENT OF URETERIC

COLIC
2) CAUSES OF UROLITHIASIS. DIFFERENT TYPES OF URINARY TRACT CALCULI. DESCRIBE THE
MANAGEMENT OF UPPER URETERIC CALCULUS WITH HYDRONEPHROSIS.
3) ETIOLOGY , CLINICAL FEATURES INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF U/L
HYDRONEPHROSIS.
4) VARICITIES OF RENAL CALCULI. CLINICAL FEATURES , INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT
OF UNDERLYING RENAL CALCULI
5) CLASSIFY RENAL TUMOR. DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA.
6) ETIOPATHOGENESIS, TYPES, CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF STONES IN RENAL
PELVIS
7) ETIOLOGY, CLINICAL FEATURES, INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF RUPTURE
URETHRA
8) INVESTIGATION AND MANAGEMENT OF A CASE OF PAPILLOMA OF URINARY BLADDER.
WHAT ARE THE LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS.
9) INVESTIGATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF A CASE OF SYMPTOMATIC PROSTATOMEGALY.
10) CLASSIFY TESTICULAR TUMOR. CLINICAL FEATURE AND MANAGEMENT OF SEMINOMA OF
TESTIS.
11) ETIOPATHOLOGY, PREMALIGNANT LESION , MANAGEMENT OF ______PENETE CARCINOMS.
12) 40 YEARS OLD MALE PRESENTED WITH HEMATURIA. HOW WILL YOU PROCEED TO YOUR
DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT.
13) DEFINE HEMATURIA. DESCRIBE INVESTIGATION FOR IT.

SHORT NOTE:

1) HORSE-SHOE KIDNEY
2) HYDRONEPHROSIS
3) NEPHROBLASTOMA
4) URETERIC COLIC
5) PERINEPHRIC ABSCESS
6) CALCULUS ANURIA
7) HYPOSPADIAS
8) EXTRAVASATION OF URINE
9) CYSTOSCOPY
10) CATHETER FEVER
11) PROSTATESIN
12) VAGINAL HYDROCELE
13) CONGENITAL HYDROCELE
14) VARICOCELE
15) TERATOMA OF TESTES
16) UNDESCENDED TESTES
17) EPIDIDYMAL CYST
 18) INFANTILE HYDROCELE
19) ECTOPIC TESTES
20) FOURNIERS GANGRENE
21) HYDROCELE EN BIS SAC
22) PARAPHIMOSIS
23) MALIGNANT LESION OF PENIS
24) CAUSES OF HEMATURIA
25) SPERMATOCELE

KIDNEY AND URETER

1) CLASSIFY RENAL TUMOURS .DISCUSS THE PATHOLOGY ,C/F ,MX OF RENAL CALCULI
2) ETIOLOGY C/F,MX AND COMPLICATIONS OF PERINEPHRIC ABSCESS
3) CLASSIFY NEOPLASMINS OF THE KIDNEY .DESCRIBE THE PATHOLOGY ,C/F ,SPREAD AND RX
OF NEPHROBLASTOMA
4) DEFINE HYDRONEPHROSIS .DESCRIBE BRIEFLY THE ETIOLOGY ,PATHOLOGY ,C/F AND RX OF
U/L HYDRONEPHROSIS

S/N

1) PYONEPHROSIS
2) STRANGENRY
3) RANDALL’S PLAQUE
4) PERINEPHRIC ABSCESS
5) HYDRONEPHROSIS MM
6) POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY
7) FSWL

THE URINARY BLADDER AND URETHRA

1) DESCRIBE THE CAUSES OF ACUTE RETENTION OF URINE .OUTLINE THE MX OF ACUTE

RETENTION OF URINE OF AN ELDERLY MALE PATIENT
2) DESCRIBE THE ETIOLOGY AND CLINICAL FEATURE OF CARCINOMA OF URINARY BLADDER
3) ENUMERATE THE CAUSES OF HEMATURIA .DESCRIBE PATHOLOGY ,METHOD OF DX AND RX
OF TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA OF BLADDER
4) HOW DO YOU INVESTIGATE A PATIENT SUFFERING FROM SYMPTOMS RELATED TO URINARY
SYSTEM?
5) WHAT IS THE COMMONEST CAUSE OF CHRONIC RETENTION OF URINE IN MALES ,INV?

S/N

1) EXTOPIAE VESICAE
2) POST OPERATIVE RETENTION OF URINE
3) THIMBLE BLADDER
4) HYPOSPADIAS
5) CLOACA

PROSTRATE AND SEMINAL VESICLES

1) DESCRIBE THE ETIOLOGY ,PATHOLOGY,C/F AND MX OF BENIGN ENLARGEMENT OF

PROSTRATE
2) ENUMERATE THE CAUSE OF LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS
 3) TURP AND ITS COMPLICATION
4) PROSTATISM

PENIS ,TESTIS AND SCROTUM

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) CLASSIFY TESTICULAR TUMOURS .DESCRIBE C/F INV AND TX OF TESTICULAR TUMOURS

2) ENUMERATE THE PRECANCEROUS CONDITION OF PENIS .DISCUSS THE PATHOLOGY ,C/F, MX
OF CA-PENIS
3) WHAT IS TORSION OF TESTIS .DESCRIBE ITS CAUSES ,C/F ,DX AND MX
4) PATHOLOGY OF TESTICULAR TUMOUR .C/F OF SEMINOMA TESTIS
5) MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF TESTIS

SHORT NOTES:

1) VARICOCOELE
2) ECTOPIC TESTIS
3) IVU
4) PRECANCEROUS LESION OF PENIS
5) EPIDIDYMO ORCHITUS
6) PHIMOSIS
7) ORCHIDOPEXY
8) SPREAD OF TESTICULOTUMOUR
9) COMPLICATION OF VAGINAL HYDROCELE
10) MALDESCENDED TESTES
11) ENCYSTED HYDROCELE OF CORD
12) CARCINOMA OF PENIS- C/F, AETIOPATHOLOGY, PREMALIGNANT LESION,STAGING AND MX.
13) DIFFERENTIAL DIADNOSIS OF HEMATURIA
14) CAUSES OF PAINLESS HEMATURIA
15) ___________________ GANGRENE

CHEST TRAUMA, NEUROSURGERY:

LONG QUESTIONS:

1) MANAGEMENT OF A CASE OF CLOSE HEAD INJURY DUE TO RTA.

2) MANAGEMENT OF EXTRADURAL HAEMORRHAGE DUE TO HEAD INJURY
3) CLINICAL FEATURE, INVESTIGATION AND MANAGEMENT OF EXTRADURAL HAEMORRHAGE
OF ARTERIAL ORIGIN

SHORT NOTE:

1) GLASGOW COMA SCTALE

2) LUCID INTERVAL
3) HYDROCEPHALUS
4) EPIDURAL HAEMORRHAGE
5) HUTCHINSONS PUPIL
6) FLAIL CHEST
SPECIALITIES

RADIOLOGY:

1) STRAIGHT X-RAY OF ABDOMEN

2) HYPOTONIC DUODENOGRAPHY
3) MRI SCAN
4) ULTRASOUND
5) SCOPE OF ULTRASOUND
6) COLONOSCOPY
7) MRCP
8) CYSTOSCOPY
9) ERCP
10) CHEMORADIATION OF ANAL CANCER
11) MAMMOGRAPHY
12) INDICATION AND CONTRAINDICATION OF BARIUM SWALLOW X-RAY

CHEST TRAUMA CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY:

1) TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX
2) HAEMOPNEUMOTHORAX
3) INTERCOSTAL DRAINAGE
4) PATENT DUCTS ARTERIOSUS
5) EMPHYSEMA THORACIS
6) CARDIAC ARREST
7) CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION

LONG QUESTION:

1. ETIOLOGY, C/F AND MANAGEMENT OF EMPYEMATHORACIS

NEUROSURGERY

1. HOW DO YOU ASSESS A PATIENT OF HEAD INJURY? DESCRIBE THE CLINICAL FEATURES AND
MX OF EXTRADURAL HAEMORRHAGE.
2. MENINGIOMA
3. DESCRIBE THE MECHANISM , PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND MX OF BRAIN INJURY
4. TYPE OF 1 DEGREE BRAIN INJURY

SHORT NOTE:
1. SUBDURAL HEMATOMA
2. EXTRADURAL HEMATOMA
3. HUTCHINSONS PUPIL
4. HYDROCEPHALUS

PRINCIPLE OF ANAESTESIOLOGY
 1. SPINAL ANAESTESIA
2. COMPLICATIO OF GENERAL ANAESTESIA
3. EPIDURAL ANAESTESIA
4. REGIONAL ANAESTESIA
5. CPR
6. PREANAESTETIC EVALUATION

LONG QUESTION:

1. ENUMERATE THE ANATOMICAL LANDMARKS TO BE REMEMBERED IN SPINAL ANAESTHESIA.

DESCRIBE THE PHYSIOLOGY AND THE ORDER OF NERVE BLOCKADE IN SPINAL ANAESTHESIA.
2. HOW DO YOU PREPARE A CASE OF MAJOR OPERATION INCLUDING PRE ANAESTHETIC
PREPARATION ? DESCRIBE COMMON POST ANAESTHETIC COMPLICATIONS AND THEIR
MANAGEMENT.

OTHERS:

3. ABSCESS DRAINAGE.
4. ADVANCED TRAUMA LIFE SUPPORT (ATLS)
5. ANORECTAL MALFORMATION
6. APUDOMA
7. ASCITESS
8. BALANCES SIGN
9. BELLS PALSY
10. BURST ABDOMEN
11. CALLOT’S TRIANGLE
12. CARCINOID SYNDROME
13. CARCINOID TUMOR OF APPENDIX
14. CARDIOSPASM
15. CEREBRAL CONCUSSION
16. CHARCOATS BILIARY TRIAD
17. CHEMOTHERAPHY OF ANAL CARCINOMA
18. CIRSOID ANEURYSM
19. CLUBBING OF FINGER
20. COMPLICATIONS OF MECKELS DIVERTICULUM
21. CONCUSSION
22. CRUSH SYNDROME
23. DESMOID TUMOR
24. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ULCERATIVE COLITIS AND CROHN DISEASE
25. ERBS PALSY
26. FISTULA IN ANO
27. FNAC ( STUDY FROM SRB)
28. GALL STONE ILEUS
29. GLASSGOW COMA SCALE
30. GROIN HARNIA
31. HAEMANGIOMA
32. HAEMATOCELE
33. HAEMORRHOIDS
34. HIRSCHPRUNGS DISEASE
35. HUTCHISONS TRIAD
36. IMPERFORATED ANUS
37. INDICATIONS OF SPLENECTOMY
38. INTUSSUSCEPTION
39. ITP
40. KEHR’S SIGN
41. LAPROSCOPIC SURGERY
42. LAYERS OF SCALP
43. LUCID INTERVAL
44. M W SYNDROME
45. MANCHESTERS STAGING
46. MECKELS DIVERTICULUM
47. MEN
48. METABOLIC ALKALOSIS
49. MORISONS ACHORISM
50. MRCP
51. NERVE SUPPLY OF INTRINSIC MUSCLE OF LARYNX
52. OPPORTUNISTIC POST SPLENECTOMY INFECTION
53. P J SYNDROME
54. PANCREATIC PSEUDOCYST
55. PERIANAL ABSCESS
56. PILONIDAL SINUS
57. PREANAESTETIC EXAMINATION BEFORE MAJOR ABDOMINAL SURGERY
58. PSEUDOANURISM
59. RICHTERS HERNIA
60. ROOT ABSCESS
61. SAINTS TRIAD
62. SEDDON CLASSIFICATION OF NERVE INJURY
63. STEPS OF LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY
64. SUBPHRENIC ABSCESS
65. SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS OF DIABETES MELLITUS
66. SWEAT TESTES
67. TNM CLASSIFICATION
68. TUMOR MARKERS
69. TYPES OF NERVE INJURY
70. UPPER GI ENDOSCOPY
71. W W SYNDROME
72. WHIPPLES TRIAD