FORMAT FOR PG EXAM


Subject- Shalya tantra Samanya
Final PG internal examination
April-May 2018
Subject: Shalyatantra Siddhanta Paper I
Marks : 100                                                                  Time: 3 hours
Date : 17/04/2018
Long Answer Question (Any THREE out of FOUR)                               1×20
Q. 1. Describe suture materials with their appropriate use.
Q.2. Define asepsis and antisepsis and explain methods of sterilization
Q.3. Explain concept of  Raktastambhana (Haemostasis).
Q.4  Describe electrolytic changes in specific surgical conditions & their      management ?
Short Essay Question (Any TWO out of THREE)                                   1×10
Q.5  Describe emergency drugs in surgical practice.
Q.6  Describe importance of sushrut samhita.
Q.7 Describe dehydration & over hydration
 Short notes (Any FOUR out of FIVE)                                                      1×5
Q.8    Arbuda Types
Q.9    Kshudra Roga
Q.10           Nutrition
Q.11  Gulma
Q.12  Vranshoth  Saptopkrama


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