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    The document provides instructions for a final exam in orthopaedics consisting of two parts with 5 questions each. For Part A, the questions cover: 1) the definition, etiology, clinical features and management of congenital coxa vara; 2) the pathophysiology of Pott's spine and routes tubercular abscesses can travel; 3) treatment of borderline polytrauma patients and hypotensive resuscitation; 4) the definition of fibrous dysplasia of bone, clinical features, and Campanacci disease; and 5) phases of gait cycle, Trendelenburg gait, and why patients walk with a stick in the opposite hand for hip pain. Examinees are instructed

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    The document provides instructions for a final exam in orthopaedics consisting of two parts with 5 questions each. For Part A, the questions cover: 1) the definition, etiology, clinical features and management of congenital coxa vara; 2) the pathophysiology of Pott's spine and routes tubercular abscesses can travel; 3) treatment of borderline polytrauma patients and hypotensive resuscitation; 4) the definition of fibrous dysplasia of bone, clinical features, and Campanacci disease; and 5) phases of gait cycle, Trendelenburg gait, and why patients walk with a stick in the opposite hand for hip pain. Examinees are instructed

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    The document provides instructions for a final exam in orthopaedics consisting of two parts with 5 questions each. For Part A, the questions cover: 1) the definition, etiology, clinical features and management of congenital coxa vara; 2) the pathophysiology of Pott's spine and routes tubercular abscesses can travel; 3) treatment of borderline polytrauma patients and hypotensive resuscitation; 4) the definition of fibrous dysplasia of bone, clinical features, and Campanacci disease; and 5) phases of gait cycle, Trendelenburg gait, and why patients walk with a stick in the opposite hand for hip pain. Examinees are instructed

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    FINAL EXAM NATIONAL BOARD OF EXAMINATIONS

    JUNE 2016
    ORTHOPAEDICS
    PAPER – I
    ORTHO/J/16/27/I
    Time : 3 hours
    Max. Marks : 100
    IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

    • This question paper consists of 10 questions divided into Part ‘A’ and Part ‘B’, each part
    containing 5 questions.
    • Answers to questions of Part ‘A’ and Part ‘B’ are to be strictly attempted in separate answer
    sheet(s) and the main + supplementary answer sheet(s) used for each part must be tagged
    separately.
    • Answers to questions of Part ‘A’ attempted in answer sheet(s) of Part ‘B’ or vice versa shall
    not be evaluated.
    • Answer sheet(s) of Part ‘A’ and Part ‘B’ are not to be tagged together.
    • Part ‘A’ and Part ‘B’ should be mentioned only on the covering page of the respective answer
    sheet(s).
    • Attempt all questions in order.
    • Each question carries 10 marks.
    • Read the question carefully and answer to the point neatly and legibly.
    • Do not leave any blank pages between two answers.
    • Indicate the question number correctly for the answer in the margin space.
    • Answer all the parts of a single question together.
    • Start the answer to a question on a fresh page or leave adequate space between two answers.
    • Draw table/diagrams/flowcharts wherever appropriate.

    Write short notes on:


    PART A

    1. a) Define coxa vara. 2+(2+2+4)


    b) Etiology, clinical features and management of congenital
    coxa vara.

    2. a) Pathophysiology of Pott’s spine. 5+5


    b) Routes through which a tubercular abscess can travel to
    far off regions in the body based on anatomical facts.

    3. a) How will you treat a “Borderline Patient” of Polytrauma? 5+5


    b) Hypotensive resuscitation.

    4. a) What is fibrous dysplasia of bone? 2+3+5


    b) Clinical features of fibrous dysplasia of bone.
    c) Campanacci disease (osteofibrous dysplasia).

    5. a) Phases of gait cycle. 3+3+4


    b) Trendelenburg gait.
    c) Why a patient with hip pain walks with a stick in the
    opposite hand? Illustrate your answer with suitable
    diagrams.

    P.T.O.

    -1-
    POSSESSION / USE OF CELL PHONES OR ANY SUCH ELECTRONIC GADGETS IS NOT PERMITTED INSIDE THE
    EXAMINATION HALL.

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