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MS Surgery Exam Answers Q62 81
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Here is what is covered in the PDF - all 20 questions (Q62-Q81) in structured, 15-minute exam format:
| # | Question | Key Scoring Points Included |
|---|---|---|
| Q62 | Post-operative Ventilatory Support | Modes (CMV/SIMV/PSV/CPAP/BiPAP), lung-protective strategy, weaning ABCDE criteria, VAP |
| Q63 | Triage in Disaster & Polytrauma | START triage (colour-coded table), SALT triage, ATLS ABCDE primary survey |
| Q64 | Coagulopathy of Trauma & DCR | Lethal triad, 1:1:1 resuscitation, TXA (CRASH-2), permissive hypotension, damage control surgery 3 phases |
| Q65/66 | Head Trauma + GCS (Adults & Children) | Full GCS table, severity classification, paediatric modifications, fallovers/limitations |
| Q67 | Transient LOC after RTA (High GCS) | Lucid interval/EDH, NICE CT criteria, concussion management |
| Q68 | Chest Trauma Complications | ATOM FC (fatal 6) - immediate threats + management, Beck's triad, chest drain indications |
| Q69 | Dangerous Dozen Thoracic Trauma | Fatal 6 + Hidden 6 in tables with signs, investigations, and immediate management |
| Q70 | Flail Chest (esp. Anterior) | Types, paradoxical physiology, epidural analgesia as gold standard, ORIF indications |
| Q71 | Haemopneumothorax | Single large-bore drain, thoracotomy thresholds (>1500 mL / >200 mL/hr) |
| Q72 | Underwater Seal Drainage | Swing vs bubble interpretation, removal criteria, never clamp a bubbling drain |
| Q73 | NOMAT | Pre-hospital assessment, AAST grading, angioembolization, NOM failure criteria |
| Q74/75 | Splenic Injury + Blunt Abdomen in Shock | AAST spleen grades, NOM vs surgery algorithm, emergency laparotomy decision |
| Q76 | Diagnostic Modalities Blunt Abdominal Trauma | FAST/DPL/CT comparison table, DPL positive criteria |
| Q77 | Laparotomy Approaches & Indications | Absolute vs relative indications, damage control laparotomy 5-step, Bogota bag |
| Q78 | Liver Injury Grades & Active Bleed | AAST I-VI grading with mortality, Pringle manoeuvre (15 min limit), packing |
| Q79 | Duodenal Injuries | AAST grading, pyloric exclusion for Grade III-IV, diverticulisation |
| Q80/81 | Pancreatic Trauma + Pancreaticoduodenal Injury | AAST grading, SMV as dividing line, distal pancreatectomy vs Whipple, emergency drainage |
Exam tips embedded throughout - the classic scoring points examiners look for are flagged in red (lethal triad, Pringle manoeuvre, Beck's triad, lucid interval, pyloric exclusion, etc.).
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