True/False questions and answers

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26 True/False questions and answers

Questions

1 Bone metastases:

2 Osteosarcomas:

3 Rheumatoid arthritis:

4 The oesophagus:

5 The axilla contains:

6 The common bile duct:

7 The following structures pass beneath the inguinal ligament:

8 Concerning carcinoid tumours:

9 Hashimoto’s thyroiditis:

10 Overwhelming post-splenectomy infection (OPSI):

11 Concerning colonic polyps:

12 Prostate cancer:

13 Hodgkin’s lymphoma:

14 A varicocele:

15 Ultrasound:

16 Sterilisation of surgical equipment may include the use of:

17 A postoperative pulmonary embolus:

18 A 5-year-old child is brought to A&E after being hit by a car travelling at 40 mph and sustaining multiple injuries:

19 Serum alpha-fetoprotein is increased in:

20 Clostridium tetani:

21 Diathermy:

22 Ulcerative colitis:

23 Meckel’s diverticulum:

24 Paget’s disease of the bone:

25 The following local factors predispose to poor wound healing:

26 The following systemic factors predispose to anastomotic leakage:

27 Prophylactic antibiotic therapy:

28 An abscess:

29 Cellulitis:

30 Necrotising fasciitis:

31 Tuberculosis:

32 When caring for a severely injured hypotensive patient:

33 Hypotension in a severely injured patient:

34 Shock:

35 Extensive burns:

36 Presenting problems of cancer may include:

37 Epididymo-orchitis:

38 Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm may cause:

39 Patients with ruptured aortic aneurysm:

40 A painful tender irreducible hernia:

41 Small bowel obstruction:

42 Large bowel obstruction:

43 Upper GI haemorrhage:

44 Suspected appendicitis:

45 Haematuria:

46 Prostate cancer:

47 Urethral trauma:

48 Osteoarthritis of the hip:

49 A fracture:

50 Varicose veins:

51 The causes of a mass in the right iliac fossa include:

52 A young male builder falls 5 metres off scaffolding onto a paved surface. On arrival in A&E he is unconscious and hypotensive, with blood coming from his nose and left ear:

53 An elderly female falls off her chair at her residential nursing home. On arrival, she smells of alcohol, and a hip flask of whisky is found in her handbag. She is drowsy, her speech is slurred and she asks to be left alone to sleep:

54 Two days after her hen night, a 23-year-old medical student presents to A&E with severe epigastric pain. She can remember little of the celebrations, but recalls experimenting with cocktails:

55 A 70-year-old retired stockbroker is referred by his GP with a diagnosis of intermittent calf claudication. His popliteal and pedal pulses are absent and ABPIs are 0.5 bilaterally. Duplex scanning confirms severe stenoses of both superficial femoral arteries: