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Failure of relaxation of crico-pharyngeal sphincter during swallowing leads to:
a. Plummer Vinson syndrome.
b. Cardiac achalasia.
c. Pharyngeal pouch.
d. Cancer oesophagus. -
Pharyngeal pouch occurs mostly in:
a. Old males.
b. Old females.
c. Infants.
d. Adult males. -
All are correct about corrosive oesophaditis EXCEPT:
a. Shock may occur due to electrolytes imbalance.
b. Normal feeding is encouraged.
c. Vomiting is not encouraged.
d. Cortisone in the acute stage is contraindicated. -
Dysphagia may be due to:
a. Aneurysm of the aorta.
b. Enlarged left atrium.
c. Mediastinal tumor.
d. All of the above. -
Dysphagia may be due to:
a. Aneurysm of the ICA.
b. Enlarged thyroid.
c. Enlarged malignant gland.
d. All of the above. -
Violent vomiting or large meal may cause:
a. Pharyngeal pouch.
b. Cardiac achalasia.
c. Spontaneous rupture of the oesophagus.
d. Plummer Vinson syndrome
- a. 17) a. 18) d.
- d. 20) d. 21) d.