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1. The nerve supply of supraspinatous is by

a. radial nerve

b. suprascapular nerve

c. long thoracic nerve of bell

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2. You are recently assigned a patient who has been diagnosed with breast cancer. You research possible treatment options involve a longer recovery period in the hospital while some have a higher rate of success. However, one option stands out to you as most effective in this scenario. How do you present your information to the patient?

a. Inform the patient about the option you feel is best for their scenario. Show them the information that supports your prediction along with its risks and benefits. Ignore the other options and let the patient decide if they want to proceed with the option you presented to them.

b. Ask the patient to describe what their ultimate goal is with treating their breast cancer. Identify which treatment best suits the goal of the patient and explain how thw treatment helps them accomplish this.

c. Provide all the information you can about the 4 techniques available to the patient. Describe the risks, benefits, results and possible side effects of each option and try not to persuade them to choose one over the others.

d. Discuss with the patient what health care value is most emphasized with each treatment, like success rate or hospital discharge, and persuade them to choose the option you feel is most important in this scenario.

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3. Which of the following muscle is suppled by Deep peroneal nerve

a. peroneus longus

b. peroneus brevis

c. peroneus tertius

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4. Which of the following muscle is not supplied by brachial plexus

a. Serratus anterior

b. Trapezius

c. levator scapulae

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5. Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangitis -is

a. Wegners granulomatosis

b. Polyarteritis nodosa

c. Churg-strauss

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6. All are true about nerve fibres except

a. Type A fibres are thicker than type C

b. Type IV is myelinated fibre

c. type A fibres divided into alpha beta and gamma fibres

d. Type A fibres conduct faster than type C fibres

e. fibre originating from golgi tendon organ are type I fibres

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7. Piedmont Fracture is

a. fracture of coronoid process

b. fracture radius with disruption of DRUJ

c. fracture ulna with dislocation head of radius

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8. The Pronators of the forearm are supplied by

a. Radial Nerve

b. Ulnar Nerve

c. median nerve

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9. No Mans Land in flexor tendons is Zone___

a. Zone 1

b. Zone 3

c. Zone 2

d. Zone 4

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10. Autosomal Recessive type Osteogenesis imperfecta is

a. Type I and II

b. Type I and III

c. Type I and IV

d. Type II and III

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