Make me a structured concise exam ready format answer of all the questions attached in the picture above, designed to be written in 15minutes each , covering all key scoring points for answering my MS General Surgery exam from Bailey and love textbook of general surgery.Give me Pdf I xa
Reading File
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Finding Sources
Reading File
Running Command
Writing File
Running Command
Running Command
Your PDF is ready! Download it here:
MS Surgery Exam Answers Q62 81
PDF Document · PDF
Here's what's inside for each of your 20 questions (Q62–81):
| Q# | Topic | Key Scoring Points Covered |
|---|---|---|
| 62 | Post-op Ventilatory Support | Indications, modes (CMV/SIMV/PSV/CPAP), settings (6 mL/kg), weaning (RSBI <105) |
| 63 | Triage in Disaster / START / SALT | Step-by-step START algorithm, colour codes, SALT phases, polytrauma definition |
| 64 | Coagulopathy of Trauma & DCR | Lethal triad, ATC mechanism, 1:1:1 MTP, TXA (CRASH-2), permissive hypotension, 3-phase DCS |
| 65+66 | GCS in Adults & Children | Full GCS table, paediatric modifications, severity classification, failovers/limitations |
| 67 | Transient LOC after RTA | Concussion vs EDH/SDH, NICE CT criteria, C-spine, management algorithm |
| 68 | Chest Trauma Complications | ATOM-FC mnemonic, early vs late complications, ICC criteria, thoracotomy indications |
| 69 | Dangerous Dozen | 6 Immediate (table with Dx & Rx) + 6 Potential life-threatening injuries |
| 70 | Flail Chest | Paradox + pendelluft physiology, 3 types, epidural analgesia, IPPV criteria, ORIF |
| 71+72 | Haemopneumothorax & UWSD | ICC insertion, thoracotomy criteria, UWSD principle, swinging, clamping rules |
| 73 | NOMAT Blunt Abdominal Trauma | FAST scan, NOM criteria, success rates by organ, failure indicators |
| 74 | Splenic Injury | AAST Grades I–V, angioembolization, splenectomy, OPSI vaccines/prophylaxis |
| 75 | Shocked Blunt Abdominal Trauma | ATLS resuscitation, Class I–IV haemorrhage table, FAST algorithm, decision tree |
| 76 | Diagnostic Modalities | FAST, CT, DPL, CXR, laparoscopy, angiography - advantages/disadvantages table |
| 77 | Laparotomy Approaches | Indications, midline incision, damage control, Pringle manoeuvre, retroperitoneal zones |
| 78 | Liver Injury Grades | AAST I–VI table, NOM/angioembolization/surgery algorithm, Quincke's triad |
| 79 | Duodenal Injuries | AAST grading, pyloric exclusion technique, Kocher manoeuvre, missed injury signs |
| 80 | Pancreatic Trauma | AAST grading, amylase limitations, MRCP/ERCP, duct injury = key decision |
| 81 | Pancreaticoduodenal Injury | Staged damage control, Whipple, pyloric exclusion, complication profile |
Each answer is formatted with:
- Navy question header with exam year tags
- Colour-coded tables for grading systems
- Red star key points (★) highlighting the highest-scoring facts
- Mnemonics (ATOM-FC, START steps, etc.)
- Reference footer: Bailey & Love 27th Ed, ATLS 10th Ed, CRASH-2, PROPPR trial
This is a shared conversation. Sign in to Orris to start your own chat.