MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Commonest site of peptic ulcer perforation:
A)
Anterior aspect of the 1st part of duodenum
B)
Posterior aspect of the 1st part of duodenum
C)
Greater curvature of the stomach
D)
Anterior aspect of 2nd part of duodenum
Option A is correct: Anterior aspect of the 1st part of duodenum.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Nerves of the brachial arch are derived from:
A)
Mesoderm
B)
Endoderm
C)
Neural crest
D)
Neuroectoderm
Option C is correct: Neural crest.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Choledochal cyst is a dilatation of:
A)
Gall bladder
B)
Hepatic artery
C)
Hepatic cyst
D)
Bile duct
Option D is correct: Bile duct.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
In a surgical patient, malnutrition is best assessed by:
A)
Hb Level
B)
Mid-arm circumference
C)
Serum albumin
D)
Triceps skin fold thickness
Option C is correct: Serum albumin.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
A 36 year old multipara presents at 8 weeks with bleeding per vagina and lower abdominal pain.On examination, Os is closed, uterus is 8 weeks size and foetal heartbeat is present on USG. What is the likely diagnosis?
A)
Complete abortion
B)
Threatened abortion
C)
Missed abortion
D)
Inevitable abortion
Option C is correct: Missed abortion.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
What dose of misoprostol is used for induction of labour?
A)
50mg
B)
25mg
C)
100mg
D)
200mg
Option B is correct: 25mg.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Preferred incision for abdominal exploration in blunt trauma abdomen is:
A)
Always midline incision
B)
Depending upon the organ
C)
Transverse incision
D)
Paramedian
Option B is correct: Depending upon the organ.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Which of the following Vitamin deficiencies is seen in short bowel syndrome with ileal resection?
A)
Vitamin K
B)
Vitamin B 12
C)
Vitamin B1
D)
Folic acid
Option B is correct: Vitamin B 12.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Referred pain to the shoulder in case of acute cholecystitis is:
A)
Murphy’s sign
B)
Grey Turner sign
C)
Boa’s sign
D)
Cullen’s sign
Option C is correct: Boa’s sign.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
First step taken in case of multiple injuries of face & neck:
A)
Blood transfusion
B)
IV fluids
C)
Reconstruction
D)
Maintenance of airway
Option D is correct: Maintenance of airway.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Which of the following test are included in Fetal Biophysical profile?
A)
NST, Liquor volume, Fetal tone, Fetal breathing movement and fetal movements
B)
NST and Liquor volume
C)
NST, fetal breathing movements, fetal position, Fetal tone and doppler study of umbilical vein
D)
Doppler study of umbilical, MCA, Ductus arteriosus and Uterine arteries
Option A is correct: NST, Liquor volume, Fetal tone, Fetal breathing movement and fetal movements.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
What is intussuscepiens?
A)
The entire complex intussusception
B)
The entering layer
C)
The outer layer
D)
The process of reducing the intussusception
Option A is correct: The entire complex intussusception.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Upward movement of the thyroid gland is prevented due to:
A)
Berry ligament
B)
Pretracheal fascia
C)
Sternothyroid muscle
D)
Thyrohyoid membrane
Option C is correct: Sternothyroid muscle.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
A sudden bleeding per vagina at 37 weeks which is painless, bright red. On examination, patient is pale, BP 80/50mmHg, pulse 125/min, and presenting part is unengaged. Management should be:
A)
Immediate resuscitation and termination of pregnancy by LSCS
B)
Immediate resuscitation and wait till due date
C)
Perform artificial rupture of membrane and try vaginal delivery
D)
Do a double set up Pelvic examination at OT after resuscitation
Option D is correct: Do a double set up Pelvic examination at OT after resuscitation.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Symptoms of anemia in pregnancy are all except:
A)
Loss of appetite
B)
Headache
C)
Shortness of breath
D)
Leucorrhoea
Option D is correct: Leucorrhoea.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Ulcer that may develop in burn tissue is:
A)
Marjolin’s
B)
Rodent
C)
Melanoma
D)
Curlings
Option D is correct: Curlings.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
The most common site for Curling’s ulcer is:
A)
Ileum
B)
Stomach
C)
Duodenum
D)
Oesophagus
Option B is correct: Stomach.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
A solid mass in the skin that could be soft or hard, fixed or freely movable, and may be elevated or deep is called a:
A)
Crust
B)
Callus
C)
Tumour
D)
Wheal
Option C is correct: Tumour.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Late death in burns is due to:
A)
Sepsis
B)
Hypovolemia
C)
Contractures
D)
Neurogenic
Option A is correct: Sepsis.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
What is the most important aspect of management of burn injury in the first 24 hrs?
A)
Fluid resuscitation
B)
Dressing
C)
Escharotomy
D)
Antibiotics
Option A is correct: Fluid resuscitation.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Which ovarian tumour can cause thyrotoxicosis due to functioning thyroid tissue?
A)
Carcinoid tumour
B)
Theca lutein cyst
C)
Mucinous cystadenoma
D)
Struma ovarii
Option D is correct: Struma ovarii.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
A 25 year old man presents with 3 days history of pain in the right lower abdomen and vomiting. Patient’s general condition is satisfactory and clinical examination reveals a tender lump in the right iliac fossa. The most appropriate management in this case would be:
A)
Immediate appendectomy
B)
Exploratory laparotomy
C)
Oschner Sherren regimen
D)
External drainage
Option C is correct: Oschner Sherren regimen.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
Rolled up omentum is seen in the case of:
A)
Malrotation of the gut
B)
Perforation peritonitis
C)
Peritoneal metastasis
D)
Peritoneal tuberculosis
Option B is correct: Perforation peritonitis.
MHMS • 2025 • Technical Subject Paper-II
A multigravida is in second stage of labour for 2 hours. Per vaginal examination show station at 0 with caput and +2 Moulding. Sagittal suture in right occipito transverse. Foetal heart rate is 140. Appropriate management will be:
A)
Emergency LSCS
B)
Mid pelvic Forceps delivery
C)
Fundal pressure
D)
Vacuum delivery
Option D is correct: Vacuum delivery.
