Most of the students are not aware what exactly to read and how to prepare. Besides Surgery is a vast subject and MS Surgery  candidates don’t have adequate time for preparation. The Main Books like the latest editions of  Schwartz, Bailey and Love, Sabiston form the Corner stone of Preparation and reference but can really one prepare by studying these big text books . MCH test series are also available online.

Problems of MS Surgery Candidate

·   Less time to study

·    Hectic Duty

·     Not so good Books to Revise from

·      Lack of Good Preparation Portals  

Sample NEET PG Free Test Questions

All are   branches of the  Hepatic artery except one

A.  Gastroduodenal artery

B.  Hepatic artery proper

C.  Left  gastric artery

D.  Supraduodenal artery

A 67   year old patient presents to the ER with a three hour history of severe retrosternal chest pain with radiation to back.  His BP an hour ago was 230/120 mmHg. Chest x-ray shows a widened superior mediastinum. Most likely diagnosis is:

A.  Cardiac myxoma

B.  Papillary muscle dysfunction

C.  Aortic dissection

D.  Acute pancreatititis

Not true of Mirrizi syndrome is

A.  due to stone impacted in Hartmanns pouch of gallbladder

B.  causes fistula formation into common hepatic duct.

C.  CHD can become scarred, stenosed and obstructed.

D.  In Type IV Mirrizi syndrome Cholecystobiliary fistula Never develops

Not true about Angiodysplasia of the colon is all except

A.  is a degenerative lesion consisting of dilated, distorted, thin-walled vessels lined by vascular endothelium.

B.  Angiodysplasias may also respond to chronic estrogen-progesterone therapy.

C.  Sigmoid colon is the most common  site.

D.  Association is aortic stenosis.

Acute Bleeding from rupture of the middle meningeal artery is seen in:

A.  ICH

B.  SAH

C.  Epidural hematoma

D.  Sub dural hematoma

In a 67 year old male who presented with sudden onset headache  Investigation of choice to know the aetiology of SAH :  

A.  Four vessel digital substraction angiography.

B.  MRI.

C.  PET Scan

D.  CT Scan

Approximate Proportion of Questions Expected

Topics

Questions Expected

Burns

0-5

General Surgery

5-20

Abdominal Surgery

5-10

Basics and Transplant Surgery

5-15

Head and Neck Surgery

5-15

Hepatobiliary Surgery

5-15

Miscellaneous

10-20

Neurosurgery

5-10

Orthopedic Surgery

0-5

Plastic Surgery

5-15

Surgical Anatomy

10-15

Vascular Surgery

5-10

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