A 21-year-old professional footballer presents to the Accident and Emergency unit with severe, stabbing pain just above his right knee joint. He states that the pain was of sudden onset and happened whilst he was sprinting during a match. On examination, he walks with a limp and is unable to extend the leg. There is a swelling over the supra-patellar region and is identified to have a low-lying patella. Knee jerk is absent.
(Please select 1 option)
0. Fracture of patella
0. Injury to the posterior cruciate ligament
0. Tear of adductor magnus muscle
0. Tear of biceps femoris tendon
0. Tear of quadriceps tendon
Answer:
Medicine MCQs of MRCP part 1, MRCS, MRCPCH, MRCOG, Plab, USMLE, AMC, FCPS, MD, MS for higher medical study
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
MRCS Part A Paper 1 and 2 MTF Question #1
Utilising the posterior approach to a surgical procedure on the kidney, the surgeon will find that
True / False
1. The perirenal fat is exterior to the renal fascia (of Gerota)
2. The peritoneum needs to be opened
3. The pleura reaches below the level of the 12th rib
4. The renal artery is posterior to the renal vein
5. The subcostal nerve is anterior to the kidney
Answer:
True / False
1. The perirenal fat is exterior to the renal fascia (of Gerota)
2. The peritoneum needs to be opened
3. The pleura reaches below the level of the 12th rib
4. The renal artery is posterior to the renal vein
5. The subcostal nerve is anterior to the kidney
Answer:
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